No, Why Are They All Staring at Me?

It can be seen that the author is very serious about setting up a self-consistent behavioral logic for the protagonists. Specifically, he rationalizes the female protagonist's mental problems and her love for the male protagonist. But my actual feeling is that these characters are very hollow, perhaps because the plot has not developed much yet. Also, this novel obviously focuses on the interaction between the male and female protagonists, but I can't feel the charm of the female protagonist at all. This may be intentional by the author.

The reincarnation of Pineapple Bun, with the smell of a yandere girl and a weak and receptive male protagonist, coupled with the familiar water-character method, you are ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! I haven't seen pineapple buns in a long time and I can't remember them.

🤓👆🏻 Hey, I have an idea. The characters in it will have their gender changed and then be posted in a female video to eat both ends.

It's hard for the protagonist. You can imagine that you are surrounded by perverts and the protagonist has to desperately hide. It's terrifying.

The latest 14 articles (45-58) I can't stand it at all. It's strange 😥 Is it too long? 😰

I am Grandpa Niu, where is my Tutu?

Is there any book that I can read that has a strong male protagonist and a strong female protagonist? Can you recommend a few books? I have been looking for a long time to read books that only have unequal relationships.