Male Wu, the protagonist is the secret prayer path, the book piercer, Xiaoke's fanatical believer, the extraordinary patriarchal man
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The writing style is more like the original work. The protagonist loves to persecute Ke, and of course he also gives Ke a lot of help. The biggest difference from Tanmei is that the two have no definite relationship (give?)
Male Wu, the protagonist of Outer God
The writing is awesome. I like it very much.
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The protagonist is indeed quite a cow-cat (?) Character. There is some persecution but not too much. The protagonist is really handsome.
At the moment, it's the weirdest thing in my mind.
Fellow Douluo, Dan
I feel like my writing is hit or miss. It's very good when it's good and unpredictable when it's bad, but generally speaking, the flaws don't hide the flaws.
No male, heterogeneous pathway
Updates are stable
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The protagonist doesn't know the plot nor does he know that he can overcome the fool. Personally, I don't feel that there is any persecution. I feel that he can overcome it quite easily in this book.
Needless to say, it's great. It's a wonderful book. The writing is good, not exaggerated or "fake", and the feelings are very real.
The interaction between Xiao He and Teacher Xiao Dai is adorable
Fan of Luo Xiaohei's War Chronicles, no cp, good writing and good plot, everyone is cute
Genius, but honest, kind, hard-working, diligent, respecting teachers, and a harmonious family protagonist.
A very Shirou Shirou.
The author knows Shirou in the Fate series very well, and he has indeed written the protagonist with a very charming personality, including that each character has his own characteristics and charm, and everyone has a brain, God.
God God God God God
Emulator literature, there are glitches but not much. I mainly grew up on my own, which is very consistent with Beng Tie's space aesthetics. It's a very free and romantic article.
Most of the worlds are based on game plots and are heavily original, but every simulation is wonderful, and I like the one about The Fool the most.
Assassin's Creed is a British and American review. I put it down after reading about 90 chapters. I'll pick it up and look at it again sometime. I think it's very good.
Teacher Latte is a god, there is no doubt about it
But personally I don't like the basketball part that much, and I don't know much about Slam Dunk, so I settled in first.
Secret Cult×Secret Fandom
The protagonist should have a lot of vests, and the writing is quite esoteric.
Updates are stable
A very great article. I really like this part about Wright. It's so awesome.
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The writing is quite good. The protagonist has his own career and as the title says, he will be Mr. R in Aurora. But it feels like the protagonist is always fighting?
I was a little tired watching the fights, but overall it was well written!
Wonderful!
Contains the settings of the dormitory ring and the path of external gods.
At the beginning of the Russell Era, the protagonist (identity in vest) is an angel from the Aurora Society and a friend of Russell. I feel that there are quite few authors writing about this era, but there are slightly more people next door.
The author is very well researched and I really like the interaction between the protagonist and Russell in this book.
The interaction with Zhenzo is also cute. Oh, it's so cute