Nine Stars

I thought it was good, but it wasn't. I watched it a long time ago, and my impression was that although it was poorly finished, it was still good.

Comment: The female author's starting point is mainstream writing. The plot of the book has nothing to do with the game. It is not a time-travel into the game, nor a time-travel into a different world with the same background as the game. It is the game journey of a super gold digger who traveled through time into a strange other world and became successful. This article combines positive energy and humor into one, and does not abuse the protagonist. The plots are linked one after another, with a tight structure, foreshadowing in the previous text, and decryption in the following text. There are no peeing points throughout the whole process, and the rhythm is well grasped. The protagonist's thinking is out of the ordinary, and he often finds new ways when there is no solution. He is very upright and tries to trick people to death without repaying their lives. The plot of the book is quite compact, with hilarious plots interspersed throughout it. There are also short jokes about teaching secrets, a marketing trilogy, and the famous detective Tang Zheng, which are very attractive and uniformly serve the plot, which is rare among female authors. The supporting characters are also outstanding, including the villains, who have no mask characters and have their own distinct personalities. It's a pity that it ended inexplicably in the end, and many plots were not explained clearly.

The protagonist is a funny guy. He has a space belt filled with purple gold. Even the stars are purple gold treasures. When you want to buy something, you can just buy something and throw one away without going out of your way to make money. This is the first time I have seen such a wealthy protagonist (〃∀〃)ゞ. Feel like the ending is a bit rushed? Completed, no heroine.

Another masterpiece from Fruity Meow! The early writing was very exciting, but the ending was a bit rushed!