My Sworn Friend Traveled Through Time, and I Helped Him Choose Life.

The plot is okay, but the character of the protagonist is not likable. The weird thing can be solved quickly, but it has to be nonsense!

The author is self-sufficient and shares how to eat Oreos to make them more sour and refreshing

Oops, what should I say? The title says dual male protagonists, but I feel like this is actually a movie with male and female protagonists... Well, the content in it is actually pretty good... Well, for example, the life options the protagonist chooses for his brother every time, actually I feel that the choices are not very good. I feel that the protagonist makes his good brother die less out of guilt... Well, this is just my personal opinion... Haha, because I am a person who, um, prefers to read dual male protagonists, so this content is not in line with the kind of literature I like to read, um, I just feel it is average. I just feel here that the plot can be a bit newer, such as the fight scenes and so on, and be more decisive, but it feels very long-winded, every fight scene. The last sentence is the same. This is only my personal opinion and does not appeal to all readers. (Well, I haven't finished reading this book yet, so I've probably read it. It's about 20%. Well, I kind of want to abandon the article and read it again.) To add, I thought this was a male-male book, so is this co-authored book just about two male protagonists? Still a little unsure. I didn't find out who the other male protagonist of this book is, but he might be the protagonist's brother. . . Well, it's just average anyway.