Mainly engaged in mutual attacks on omnivores other than gbgl, loves sweet and refreshing articles, cleans the party, and likes pure love (not necessarily 1v1])
The title copy is buried. This is the type of holographic game I like very much, but I didn't know anything about it before actually watching it, so I had no interest in watching it.
What is related to the title is that the protagonist felt inferior for a while because of the mutated pheromones and avoided the protagonist's attacks. I didn't like this section very much. Although it was not long, I deducted one star.
The protagonist's sense of deservingness is too low, and he refuses to take the money he deserves. When others force him to give it, he keeps describing how he feels so grateful and scared that he feels unworthy. I was very angry in the early stages of watching it (not that I mean that his sense of deservingness improved in the later period), but I struggled to get through it intermittently. If it weren't for the lack of holograms, I wouldn't have been able to see the ending.
I was looking forward to the plot line at first, but then I realized there was nothing. I liked the 1v2 sandwich, but it seems that the author liked Zhou more. I was disappointed. I especially didn't like the ending. What the hell if
For the same reason as many readers, I like the first world the most, so the changes in the subsequent worlds are unpleasant and deduct stars. Fairy and light-hearted heroine, the writing is not sour, but the writing is sweet