This book is also a bit H/C, and the style is a combination of the two books above. You can see that the character creation in this book is a bit underdeveloped, and the writing is novice, but it is a pure love god of war! ! !
Like!
The character design in this book is very special. He is a cartoonist, and his subject is an innocent, busty man, mother, and military woman who loves the Federation.
There was a plot line, and there was a section in the middle where a lot of people died, which was a bit sad, and I didn't dare to watch it a second time, but the rest was pretty good.
This book does not have a star-studded plot to please the male insect. It has equal rights, but it is not completely finished. There are quite a lot of plots in the comics, but they are all quite interesting. They are not romance comics.
Not bad. The plot line is just outrageous, and the ending left me speechless. Pretty good on a daily basis.
She is very cute and silly.
Gong dotes on Shou, and there is a plot about raising a cub. Some people in the comment area think that Gong dotes on the children more, but I don't think so.
Just one word
It seems that they are being manipulated, but in fact they are teasing each other.
I remember correctly that there is an age difference, Gong is silly and sweet, and has the style of a peerless little Shou in the early days of JJ. Shou is a father-style, not daddy-y, but Gong is responsible for his daily habits, such as not staying up late to play on the terminal.
Gong has been brought home by Shou to raise him from the very beginning. He can be held wherever he goes. He can be held like a child. You can see if he can accept it.