Jiaju must retaliate and refuse to be manipulated. Chaos is kind and accepting × order is good and loyal dog attack. The emotional line only progresses in the last copy. The overall world view is very interesting, but because the protagonist likes to break the situation with violence, there is a sense of atmosphere but not much.
It is a beautiful, strong, and rational young man who is obsessed with emotions. The protagonist is gentle and strong, never giving in, self-confident and self-loving, has a positive outlook on life, energetic workaholic, clear goals and full of action. He seems to be a bit love-minded in the background of the career-mad people around him. There is a little bit of love in the early stage of the relationship, but in the later stage it is pure love. There is less space for players, and the resistance system is not a mainstream setting.
The ending is very sloppy, not a cool novel. The protagonist is not strong or perfect, but he still finds the meaning of his existence in pain, like a stray kitten who finally gets love and care. Although this love is not perfect, it is anchored enough. The way he loves himself firmly is really beautiful.
The beautiful, strong, miserable, sick, and weak emperor suffered, and Nero, who dedicated himself to the empire, finally learned to love himself. The first volume focuses on the career line, and the second volume focuses on the emotional line. When he is in the Shura field, he is always worried that it will delay the business. People controlled by pheromones are just beasts that have not evolved fully. From this point of view, the front attack can only be regarded as the taller among the short ones.
The cold and domineering scroll king, the non-chief shou × is a bit mentally retarded and a little bit more realistic than the European Emperor Gong. The golden finger is very big. The starting point is smooth writing. There are many sub-CPs. The supporting characters and villains are all made up. They are highly rated without any brains. It is a good experience to watch without brains.
Beautiful, strong, sick, weak and broken, the beauty suffers. Rafa, who has lost the ability to trust, is destined to be unable to love, but "he is willing to crawl back from hell to the world for everyone who loves him." The emotional line is just right, and there is no cp at the end. The background is the Western Middle Ages, which is a bit suspended and idealized.