My Monster Girlfriends

The writing is a bit messy, adding some unnecessary and a bit strange (irritating) settings, and there is a behavior of eating these settings. The heroine might have been written too much and couldn't control it, or maybe the progress was slow and she was originally scheduled to make an appearance. It's not bad in daily life, and the logic is acceptable from Riqing's point of view. Can be seen

The secret weapon against the snow girl😏

The role of gay friend is terrible. There is no need at all. The personality is not likeable, the grades are not excellent, the popularity is not good, and there is no strength.

The writing is very good, but I feel that from the moment the protagonist becomes invincible, the book becomes less interesting. I feel that the protagonist has become a criminal who only uses things to restrain girls to threaten girls into submission. Personal opinion

The male protagonist seems to have something wrong with his brain, he's stupid

It's really good, but I always have a hunch that this book might be cut.

It's a good book with a good basic setting, but I was drunk because the plot was twisted like this. I remember that the male protagonist was still very innocent at the beginning, but after the snow girl was defined as a yandere by the protagonist, I felt more and more strange. It's so strange! I feel that the basic setting and subsequent performance are completely two people, not three! Neither of them are so awkward, especially some behaviors. It is obvious that the protagonist's basic goal is to be affectionate and have a good wife. It is obvious that after the protagonist learns that Yuki Onna is a yandere, and the key premise is that he has not been loved before, the next reaction should be how to avoid freezing to death and then be together, but the result is inexplicably because of his foundation. The protagonist chooses to stay away from Yuki Onna because of the goal. And how can I put it, in the first move, the protagonist still knows the definition of yandere, and also knows that the performance of fixed focus is very poor. In the second move, he inexplicably loses the understanding of the definition of yandere, and to a certain extent, it can be said to be a kind of submissive donkey. If you follow her hair, nothing will happen. If you go against it, it will easily happen, and The finals is not until first place. Playing with fire starts from there. Something is wrong with this book. To be honest, if you want to read it, I personally suggest that you just forget about vampires. The rest will only become more and more awkward. Normally, a book either has an outline or the author introduces the protagonist... But this book, if you say he has an outline, it seems that he does. You say the author It has been brought in, and it seems to have been brought in, but the key is that it is not complete. If the author has an outline, then you should not be the first to appear, or the plot development should not be like this, and it should not be twisted to the point where the protagonist needs to change his personality to suit the plot. The plot should lead the protagonist to change, but some plots in this book start with two people...

The snow girl had previously hidden her identity and established a good relationship with the protagonist, and the protagonist had no resistance. Then the protagonist once saw something he shouldn't have seen and was almost silenced. The snow girl showed up to save the protagonist. Then the protagonist came to the conclusion afterwards that Yuki Onna was a very aggressive yandere, so he went directly to the system to redeem targeted props and wanted to kill Yuki Onna? ? ?

I can't stand the poison later... I really liked this book, bye ( •̥́ ˍ •̀ू )

Let me talk about my personal impressions: The current progress is 75 chapters. There are a few points that I personally don't quite understand. First of all, the first point is: the gay male partner is not handled well, his mentality is too funny, the gay friend is not in a relationship, so the male protagonist is not allowed to do so? The specific chapter is in Chapter 5. Maybe the author wanted to make it funny, but personally it seems that the gay friend stopped the male protagonist and Snow Girl from exchanging contact information. The reason is that they agreed not to find a girlfriend behind each other's back. The problem is that the male protagonist and Snow Girl just exchanged contact information and have not entered into a relationship, and they did not ask for Snow Girl's contact information behind their gay friends' backs. The second point: The male protagonist exchanges medicines from the system that can enhance his physique and give them to his gay friend. The gay friend's image has not been established in the first few chapters, so he started to write about the protagonist giving medicine to his gay friend. The reason is that the male protagonist said that his gay friend could not catch up with the squad leader and then he felt a little guilty towards his gay friend? The third point: the male protagonist gave the fox demon the talisman to suppress the fox demon. Specifically, in Chapter 75, the fox demon sister attacked the male protagonist when she thought her sister was being threatened and humiliated by the male protagonist. The male protagonist took out the talisman to control the field and was asked by the fox demon teacher (sister): "Can I trust you?" The protagonist relied on the talisman to save his life, but he was handed over to the demon so easily.

Gay friends are a failure and should be persuaded to leave immediately.

The male protagonist is really disgusting. He takes the initiative to approach monsters and then harms them for his own benefit? Humanity is so despicable

Why do I feel that the male protagonist is not very smart... The kind that wants to strike up a conversation with a beautiful girl... As if he is sure that monsters will not harm him...

You yourself wrote a scumbag male protagonist, and now you actually let the scumbag male protagonist accuse someone who takes the moral high ground and violently abuses the male protagonist online. Farewell, they are both equally bad. Don't be too stupid to be stupid, it's true that the writing is a bit abstract.

The male supporting actor persuaded him to quit. This is too much. I really hate to deal with this second-rate male supporting actor.

Rules: 1. Six heroines, enter the corresponding serial number to choose which heroine to support 2. Each person can vote once, and one heroine at most at a time. Repeated votes or multiple votes will be considered invalid votes 3. There is no deadline for voting. I will check it regularly and decide the order of the unique chapters based on the number of votes on the day. ———————————— 1. Ichinose Mizuha: the yandere Yukionna 2. Suzumiya Saori: the tsundere vampire 3. Amamiya Renka: the middle school girl 4. Shiina Shinozuki: the golden retriever lolita 5. Shiina Morimori: the naturally stupid teacher 6. Kanda Ruka: the monitor

He's handsome, and then gives it to him for free. That's so cool.

I can't see it. I don't have a sense of involvement. I'm leaving.

The writing style needs to be improved. It may be because I have read too many works of the same type. If the description of some basic details is not in place, it will be too easy to mess up.

That gay friend in the supporting role immediately persuaded him to quit. What a stupid plot. No wonder he jumped into the street.

As expected of a snow girl, the comment section is so cold

After reading a few chapters, I can't accept it. Isn't there such a harmonious harem? What is the system used for?

Set a small goal: 1,000 chapters with him!

Isn't there any skill or profession that allows the male protagonist to become an onmyoji or a Taoist priest?