Si You has been having a hard time lately.
Not because his childhood friend, whom he sees every day, has been secretly sniffing his clothes beside the washing machine again.
Nor because the class beauty who's been spying on him at school has started following him, or because the black-stocking-wearing Taoist nun in his club wants to examine his body.
It's because a rich, capricious woman has put a "lock" on him.
The woman pins the boy beneath her ample, snow-white breasts, leaving him unable to move.
"From now on, you're mine."
After he saves them, their way of "repaying" him seems a little strange.
Is this kind of writing becoming popular now?
To my utter surprise, instead of a site recommendation, I received a site warning first.
Has someone else written it?
It's almost the end of the month, time to throw all those monthly passes at my face!
This book always surprises me with its subtle details.
Could I ask for some monthly votes?
I didn't write yesterday's chapter well. After waking up and reviewing it again, I realized there were indeed some problems. I'll rewrite it today.
There's a lolicon, I won't say who it is.
The urban fantasy romance comedy "Reborn Boy Falls for Time-Stop Girls" is here with two congratulatory messages to congratulate the author on its release. After reading the beginning, I finally understand why it's not popular—it's not even in the same league!
The pacing might be a bit too slow, and there aren't enough exciting moments—in fact, it's not exciting enough. I only saw the superpowers appear halfway through this urban fantasy novel; the character development took too long.