Basically, the male protagonists are all a bit energetic... Some of them are female nuns. There will be elements of female abuse, so don't watch it if you don't mind. He and be are both there.
Quick article about the micro content of the female grandmother
I feel like this book is mainly about abusing the female protagonist. After reading several copies, only the male protagonist in the second copy is nicer to the female protagonist. I can only say that the other ones deserved their punishment, and they are all pretty stupid. Especially the male protagonist surnamed Pei, the female protagonist developed some feelings for him (after all, they have been together for the longest time), but in the end it was also the most miserable. She experienced the feeling of pregnancy and physically conceived the female protagonist [covering her face and laughing]
However, I feel a little bit depressed after this one. The ending is that the four male protagonists are integrated into one [covering face and laughing and crying] The next four people travel through time and are now in the same person. It's really weird. It feels like a split.
The only dungeons that I think are more beautiful are the pair of Taoist brothers in the second and fourth dungeons (the extra details about this dungeon are included)
A very classic book. It's hard to imagine that the sand sculpture novel can be combined with the yandere novel.
The female protagonist always takes the dominant position in the relationship, and finally uses anti-imprisonment to make the male protagonist realize how wrong his own ideas are. In addition, this book is relatively early, so some dialogues may be awkward (with a little color)
In addition, the male protagonist of this book has always respected the female protagonist (in terms of sex) but will not force the female protagonist, which is quite rare, not to mention that this book was written in 19 years [Ju Tang] The male protagonist pretended to be a coquettish and coquettish man in the early stage. It is really hard not to move people. I really don't blame the female protagonist for liking him [Dog Head]
