The main attack is to look at sweet pets, and it is best to attack those who are loved by others. (I gave it four stars because I couldn't give it five stars)
Why is it so cute? Let's keep up the chapters. The two are so cute, Gong is a stupid straight boyfriend, Max is considerate and reliable, and Feng Chacha will openly poke and poke pity and pretend to be innocent (although Gong can't see hh). They are so cute, xql makes me feel good, plq is also praised by cpj, the mood is exactly the same as when I read the product fandom, just lock them up, okay, two good babies.
What should the world do without tsundere? Although this book is not a typical tsundere, but it is really nothing to say about the duel with brain power. The author is worthy of the IP in the neon title, copywriting and content. Thank you for the second invitation. I am already reading the series, and a series of works such as Hardcore No. 1 Middle School (although this is not a series), Super Power Supremacy Classroom and the Abyss of Gambling flashed through my mind.
I'm really vulgar, I'm a traditional ao lover ww, a bit bad with my own control temperament bking gong After the campus, the scene changed and the plot sped up even more, but it felt a bit boring (the stage after the relationship was confirmed), but it was good as a cookie to pass the time.
Shockingly delicious [Like] Where can I find ntr-flavored pure love cookies to pry the corner of my pregnant husband and wife? They are all my favorites. Gongshou are basically the type who won't leave but will lock each other up if the other party cheats (except for a few of them who are more upright/honest). All of them like it very much. Several gongs are studying how to get a good mistress hahh.
I like the setting of Shou in the second world the most. Shou is a cruel and yandere but weak wife who is mad at her husband. Shou is upright and conscientious but has a big cockroach lawyer. He always writes about how Shou's ass is seduced. It's very funny. However, I personally like the story of the first world the most, which is full of immorality. I really enjoyed this xp. It's a pity that after reading it for so long, there are only a few articles with such xp.
It's so wonderfully written! Previously, because the copywriting was based on a Korean comic + the home page had a description that involved a heartthrob setting with a messy single arrow, I was a bit reluctant, and I personally don't really like settings like the main text, the original book, the attack, the recipient, the original book, the recipient, the original book, the recipient, then the attack. However, I saw someone saying that the product sister xql Tiantian took a try and found out that it is indeed worth it.
First, Gong has a long mouth. The writing is gentle and sinister, but he is a straight-talking boy who directly asks Shou if he likes her. Later, he becomes possessive and confronts Shou (?) To show off the man's boyfriend Max. Shou is a very typical tsundere hh. In the early stage, Gong is in the ambiguous stage and touches Shou. His face is red and hairy. When he wants to kiss or not, he looks fierce, but when Gong gets closer and closer, he obediently closes his eyes and waits. When they don't meet, he can't help but think about each other.
Regarding the heartthrob, the author later gave a very reasonable explanation (I can accept it anyway). There is basically no pure emotion. Everyone makes choices because of their own reasons and positions. Every time when I think the plot is crazy enough, I find that it can go to the next level. It's really funny. It's also commendable that the plot can be linked together without being muddled.
What's also impressive is that the villain is truly the best among the best, one after the other, every time I think it's almost done, I find that there's a back-up man who is also awesome, adding frustrations to the protagonist's love affair. Moreover, the villain reminds me of the Indian movie "Karma" I've seen before. It's quite interesting, because what he did back then led to his current end, and his beginning created his end, but personally, it seems that he still caused his own demise.
All in all, it's a nice and high-quality article, but I don't read enough of the paragraphs and comments, especially those at the beginning that want everyone who quarreled to go away and some words that make cpj unhappy (I forgot which ones).
It's great to watch. There aren't many themes that I like, but it's really amazing that there are only one or two worlds that I haven't seen in the end. In the eighth world, I really shed tears, especially feeling sorry for Shou. I still feel that I am not too rude. I have had a crush on Shou for many years and have been suffering in my relationship. Haha, I don't know that my relationship with Shou is not good. Later, when I found out, I wanted to treat Shou well. The description of Shou's suffering can only be understood through traveling back in time and experiencing many things with young Shou. Although Zai Gong participated in and changed Shou's original trajectory, he still couldn't help but look at the two worlds separately. I feel like I won't be too fond of this setting in another twenty or thirty years.
The author is really good at writing emotional lines. Two people in so many worlds are in love, and it is very interesting to go back and forth. The dumpling making skills are superb, and finally he can connect all the different unit world hosts to communicate together, which is very happy and happy.
In the sand glyph, Gong wants to increase the scum value, but the Zerg background is too impactful to the three views of the earth's people. Gong learned from the pain and finally made a decision that went against the Zerg ancestors. As a loyal male Zerg, he was rebellious in this society. Common ones include Gong's disagreement and Shou's words like "Don't even think about leaving me", and Shou's words are very suitable if Shou is really a yandere. However, the extra episode "Once Upon a Time on Earth" at the end looked a bit miserable, so I didn't watch it.
The sweet pet novel is probably a story about a person who is in love with someone else and all the people around him are career-minded. Traditional Zerg flavor, three major traditions of Zerg culture - no need to kneel, just marry you and find a job. Some of the operations were so awkward that I first watched plq and slowly hh. The brain circuits of the two people who attacked and suffered were even more touching. They couldn't match the same channel. The author's writing was quite humorous.
It's good to watch. It's very interesting to watch it for the first time without reading it in the first person. The inner complaint is that Bao Yong is half crazy and half confused in the eyes of others. The title of the novel really runs through the whole text. The husband and wife are a perfect match [kiss]
I kind of forgot the plot, but I can't forget the plastic husband-and-wife vibe. It was really fun that the two of them had their own thoughts at the beginning. In the beginning, they seemed to be in love, but in fact, they didn't fall in love that deeply. It was later that they really fell in love. But when I read the full text, I felt like I had taken out an outline. It was very interesting, but it was finished so quickly.
The scene where the two play bridge is really nostalgic, and it takes me back to those card battle cartoons I watched when I was a kid. The author's description of the two is also very exaggerated and somewhat second-rate. Look at what plq said earlier about doting on each other and favoring the favorite. Later, he said that the opponent was deceived and it was too romantic to be angry. But after watching it, I really like it. I feel that the two are so pure in love that they match each other very well. Their brain circuits are so strange that they harm the people around them.