Quickly Wear: the Yandere Black Moonlight Is Sweet and Flirty

The characters of all the male protagonists in this quick travel novel so far are all based on my heart, and the plot is also very online. Each world has different abuse points. I feel that the female protagonist has a seductive personality. She is slowly guiding the male protagonist to learn to express love. I really love it. Moreover, each small world is quite novel and beautiful, and the framework of each world is good. The emotions of the protagonist are also well described! And the characters have distinct personalities. The heroine will have a different personality in each different small world she travels to to fit the character's image without any abruptness. She will be moved to tears by their love😭

The story is very exciting, as the old saying goes, belated affection is better than grass. The male protagonist uses all kinds of tricks while the female protagonist is still there. I focused on the world of dragons and knights, and the other is the first world, which has about 20 chapters. The ending is quite good, he I think the male protagonist is not qualified, but I don't think it is cruel, the male protagonist should suffer, and the cause and effect repays, that's my definition of the female protagonist. She is a career-oriented heroine. I have seen intellectual supporting characters with very little female rivalry. I don't read much of the long-form stories. In the end, it was a bit unfinished. This is the biggest shortcoming. I don't like the male protagonist. Is it a supporting role? Is it a character designed specifically for torture? Maybe my evaluation is a bit hasty. I only focused on Dragons and Knights. I still prefer stories with big female protagonists without CP.

Is Zundu a he? I saw two worlds and I burst into tears (maybe my tear level is low). These two worlds are all separated by yin and yang. Is this label Zundu supposed to be a he?

It was nice to watch, but it ended so suddenly. I feel that there are still many things that have not been explained clearly, such as the world of immortality that makes the female protagonist become cold, and the similarities between the male protagonists. I stayed up late to watch it and now that I've finished it, I feel like I'm starting to get on track with the plot, but it ended in a hurry. Will there be a sequel to this book?

Seeing that everyone in the comment area has the same feelings as me, I suddenly feel that there are real stories about physical and mental abuse. Although the chapters of the work are few, every fragment will leave people with regrets. Unfortunately, it was clear that I was going to become famous immediately, but I got it by hurting her family. She was disappointed and fell on the street corner where I didn't care but was extremely sad. Unfortunately, I finally understand love, but the price is that before the metaphorical love can be expressed in my mouth, my lover disappears like smoke before my eyes. Unfortunately, I finally got to the point where I could marry her back home, but she had to make a fatal decision due to the justice of her family and country and the severity of the times, and she was separated from me by yin and yang. I actually breathed a sigh of relief when I turned to the last page and saw the full text. Maybe this is an open ending. I hope they can have a new identity in a new world, love each other passionately and simply, and have a happy and beautiful life❤️

It's still unfinished. It's definitely not finished. The identity of the male protagonist, the process of cultivating the world of immortality, etc. But it doesn't matter. Give the author some time to slow down.

In fact, it is a sad story, with a total of 3 story planes. I can't say how much I liked this short article. I just read it slowly and slowly. There are scripts (except for 3). I felt that the direction of the script lacked surprises. After reading the three stories, most people may think that they are here to torture the male protagonist. On the contrary, I think it is because of the abuse of the heroine. The heroine has been emotionally injured due to her previous experience of fast travel. These three planes seem to be a plane plot arranged for the heroine to heal her inner emotions that have been closed due to the injuries she has suffered. Maybe this male protagonist is the reincarnation of the conscious person who hurt the heroine in the past. Abuse for the sake of retaliation? In the end, it actually ended quite inexplicably. I always felt that it shouldn't have ended like this, as there were some holes left unfilled. . . . .

The story is still good, but it has no beginning or end. It doesn't explain whether the male protagonist is the same person in the first world or whether he is the same person in several planes. In the end, there is no explanation of the female protagonist's relationship, which is a bit disappointing.

The plot is really, really great. But every world is be, so it's really easy to cry. But I really didn't expect it to be so short. It was unfinished and completely unfinished. It wasn't finished at all and was cut off midway. I was really angry. I just snapped it off when I was in full swing.

It's really sad, if you are not mentally prepared, don't watch it 😭 (advice from someone who has experienced it)