What was a light novel/derivative doujin novel with the main characters 'surnames Qing, Chun, Du, Zhao, and Song? It had to have a system style and daily elements? Where can I watch it?

2025-02-12 09:41

This book was called "What to Do if You Look Too Fierce". The characters in the book included a supporting role, Salted Fish Sauce, and a male whose gender was a mystery. She had always kept in touch with Teng Yuanmiao. She was beautiful and liked to dress up as a woman. The male protagonist, Aoki Si, was a bald young man who was usually very easy-going, but his hidden desire to win was frighteningly strong. He clearly had the heart of a salted fish, but he could endure loneliness and hard work. The female protagonist, Kasugano Dome, was a willful and self-centered silver-haired girl with a passionate heart hidden under her cold appearance. She could not express her feelings frankly and was extremely afraid of strangers. Female Lead-Poison Island Sako, the daughter of a famous Kendo family. She is good at cooking, humble and gentle, and knows how to be a wife. The female lead, Yoshiaki Hashimoto, was a super beautiful girl who was very confident in her beauty. She had a super charm that made others exclaim in surprise and had an unbelievable level of imagination. The female lead, Matsuura Xiaochun, had a broad mind that her peers could not have. She often wore rustic round-rimmed glasses and had her hair braided. She was Si's childhood sweetheart and had a weak personality. Male supporting character-Tiger Maeda, hot-blooded muscular idiot, Aoki Division's number one fan. The supporting actor was Iwaki Matsuyama, a bald-headed man who looked as fierce as Aoki Seiji. His arms were covered in tattoos, but he was unexpectedly a good person. This book can be read on Qidian Chinese website. "What to Do if You Look Too Fierce" Author: Another Village in the Morning. It's a light novel/derivative Doujin novel with a system flow and daily literary elements. It's finished and can be enjoyed without worry. User recommendation: It's a good first comment. I'm so nervous. How should I say it? How many words do I have to type to show my literary talent? How about this? Will it become a hot post? Will my writing be too good? Will others not be able to understand it if it's so profound? How can I write at the level of my post-doctor? Isn't it too fast to write so much in half a year? I'm so excited. I hope you will like this book.