My Wife Is Eight Feet Eight

I thought it was Yachi-sama, so disappointed🐶

I thought it was my wife who was Hachisha-sama

My wife is eight feet eight Your wife is eight dollars eight

Does it look like

2.9 Meters, your wife Astarte, right?😅

Was it G as soon as it was released? I'm not a great person, so if you don't get the first order, just cut it off. I wrote it slowly, and it turned out to be a very good book.

I don't know how to put it, how could a veteran protagonist be stunned in the battle? What's the "startled look"? Either there's something wrong with the protagonist or there's something wrong with the author's description. Also, the protagonist's character is a veteran, and then when facing the first mini-boss and core levels, he's always in trouble. Deflated, just like the protagonist is not called a protagonist unless he is injured and deflated, but your character is a veteran. Even if there is an unexpected situation, you should have enough psychological quality to immediately think about how to deal with it. Why do you always describe an unexpected situation and then be stunned and stunned?

Followed, the author is so awesome~ (50 cents per line, brackets deleted)

Mrs.

2.9 Meters? Just align it in the middle, right?

You kid, you are reincarnated in the dirt, right?

The interaction between the wife and the protagonist is so perfunctory... I feel like she is just a thug tool, no different from the old man in ordinary novels. In the early stages, he is even worse than the old man... At least the old man can chat with you a few words Memorize Jing Ye introduced very little, and did not mention the humanistic background that is not encountered in the current plot. It was just some important plots written in the outline, and it did not feel like he was a real person who lived in the past... (ᇂ_ᇂ|||) The writing is not good.

Could it be that picture was the inspiration for this thing?

Reincarnation in dirty soil? Resurrected again?

To be honest, the three "cowards" Karin can really write more about, just like Ayumi, Mitsuhiko, and Genta in Conan, or the "Sakuragi Legion" in Slam Dunk. They don't have to be strong or can be a hindrance, but the protagonist can't pretend that there are no flatterers around him, and Cthulhu is relatively dark, and their funny behavior can make the novel less depressing.

Let's start a group. I want to see what happens on the wedding night.

Open two small accounts in a row and use them all for writing, right?