There is no cp in the main text, and there is a little mention of mutual attacks in the extra chapter. The plot is relatively good, and the main text is very enjoyable to watch. I wish we could meet again in , can't we have them all?
The writing and plot are both good, and the emotional line is sweet, but I always feel that it should be over after defeating the big boss. The last 20% of the plot can be written as a spin-off.
The character design is quite fashionable. The protagonist has a lot of scenes with his ex, and he's still fighting with his ex when it's almost over. At the end of the day, I just want you three to live a good life and stop forcing 1v1.
In the world view setting, schools will use death row prisoners as teaching aids for students to kill for fun. In war, you can get points by killing civilians. The protagonist's mother will introduce the protagonist to an underage omega in his early ten years for the purpose of dating in the future. The ideology seems to be stuck in the Shang Dynasty society. But the protagonist inexplicably has some anti-war concepts that are only found in civilized times, and it feels like he has traveled through time (scratching his head)
Liked it in front. It's not suitable for fighting each other at the back. The protagonist gradually gets fat and smart, and repeatedly fights to be on top. I will describe the car with the protagonist on board, but the boat scene with the protagonist on the bottom will be briefly mentioned.
When the second male lead was counterattacked, it felt like he was just accommodating the male lead, as if he was half pushing and half giving in. They are obviously attacking each other, and I can see the feeling of being kicked out of bed in the ancient literature. There were quite a few boat scenes that didn't feel sweet.