It feels like the heroine is like a magic pill, haha, and the entire comment section is completely female-oriented, which is very refreshing to watch, and I feel that this setting of male and female protagonists is quite rare (I can guarantee that the emotions are very delicate and very good, and it is because of this that I have to add it to this book list in the first place)
An honest man, born with a sword bone, a righteous immortal king admired by thousands of people. When he comes home, he has to wash his hands with his wife and be a good husband. He is absolutely loyal to Phytophthora. He is a bit talkative in the early stage, and he doesn't tell the heroine when he does good deeds.
Phytolacca is a hard-spoken and soft-hearted woman who is very straightforward and seems to be a philanderer, but is actually very loyal and very attractive.
It can be regarded as a classic example of the male's inferior sense of compatibility and the female's superior sense of compatibility.
Written in front: This review of mine may contain a little bit of spoilers (I'm not sure if it counts, but a hint? But I'd still like to remind you), but I mainly do it for evaluation, otherwise I always feel that there are less arguments that won't hold up.
Speaking of which, the whole story is dull, dank, there are no normal people at all, they are all perverts, they are all lunatics, they are all mentally defective, just read it and no one will say anything.
I feel that the background of this worldview has a bit of aristocratic school, student union, and chaebol group (you can understand it.
I read that almost all the reviews say that the heroine is cute, but I really think that the heroine has a bit of a ghost spirit. Even though the heroine is sometimes silent, she will resist, and she also has a super insensitive power (it is impossible to tell that the hero is seducing her, so I explain it easily and it will be the same next time, haha). The reason why I say female ghost is that I feel that the female protagonist obviously has a good outlook on life (when the male protagonist seduces her and she mistakenly thinks that the male protagonist is dating his girlfriend, she also knows that the male protagonist's behavior has crossed the line and tells him). However, the female protagonist will do some very weird things to the male protagonist (such as secretly taking photos, secretly holding the male protagonist's clothes while sleeping, etc.). It should be consciousness that affects her behavior. Does no one really think it's weird? Although the male protagonist is not that much better than the female protagonist, so I can only say that you two are really a perfect match.
Their behavior is extremely unreasonable. It is completely a kind of unwritten rules and weird talk. They are inexplicably coordinated to a point where they are neither humans nor ghosts.
But forget it, I won't go into details. After all, it is the work of the author XP, which is understandable.
It's really hilarious. It's like two beautiful and refined poor people got together. They are a match made in heaven, haha.
After the male protagonist realizes his feelings, he feels that the style of the painting has changed. The first one is a bit like a poor man's "partner" relationship, the male protagonist has been paying off debts, and the female treasure has been saving a small treasury to build a big house. The upgrade flow offers bounties and monsters, and the second part also has the flavor of a romance novel. It's okay (although on the whole, this relationship transition is passable, but when I think about it more carefully, I don't know what's wrong, I always feel that something is missing), but it made me cry out for mom. The male protagonist in the back is so charming, and the girl is also a little sun. The young couple is particularly cute.