Lulunaka's Studio

Let's start again, with a slightly more detailed reflection. I had read twenty or thirty chapters before and felt very satisfied with it, so I enthusiastically recommended it. Of course, I was not suddenly disappointed, but I felt better than when I recommended it before. I unknowingly came across more than seventy chapters in the middle of the night. On the volume page after the update from the starting point, I saw the three words "text volume"... I was shocked. I looked through the table of contents suspiciously and found that there were indeed more than seventy chapters = = But this division, aside from the ridiculous title of the text volume, is indeed a perfect time to kick off a gorgeous epic. The people who have been completely familiar with each other have officially begun their journey. The author really writes group portraits very well, and we really like Lulunaka's character~ He seems to be a troublemaker driven by interest, but he actually follows his interest, but he also has his own ideas. Not talking about good and evil (good and evil in this worldview), he is willing to help those he likes, is willing to make profits from transactions, turns the mask of kindness and sincerity into reality, tolerates most things, and is a little narrow-minded. He has the ability to control the overall situation and has the character not to suffer losses. It seems that there are quite a lot of people who write like this in Qidian... Let's label it - kind (bushi... Cough, but this is the only one that becomes more pleasing to the eye the more I read it_(:з」∠)_ Occasionally, I wonder what the life of an immortal person would be like. Later, I think that it is just a matter of making the fake become real. It is already real. Back to the previous topic... The protagonist is a chatty person. Maybe the author wants to show a lot of ideas, but it is very interesting. The advantage of slow writing is that it can show the characters' way of doing things, part of their personalities, and some past things worth exploring in detail - detailed meaning that it doesn't have to be said directly, but allows us to feel it. Just like simply labeling Juliet (I really forgot the boy's name 233), he is reckless and impulsive and only focuses on the present, but the details composed of these small problems in the article reflect his energetic and confident side (well, although he was trained by the protagonist to be very obedient 233) Ah, it is indeed easier to praise people and cover your face at night. There is a sentence that appears many times in the article - "Neither you nor I are free,..." It always feels like it's hinting at something. All in all, it is a story that needs to be read slowly to feel more comfortable. I am glad that it is not during the anxious period when I need to read a quick article. Finally... The heroine is indeed an old woman with a girl body 2333 (Dragged out to hang the cape) ---- There are three books that I want to read for Amway In the struggle, I only made room for one place_(:з」∠)_ It's you! Chatty Alchemist! The pace of this book is relatively slow The protagonist doesn't appear until the end of Chapter 3 But it looks like it can bring the situation into context Although she is the heroine But there is no sense that this is the female protagonist or this is the male protagonist. You know this is the protagonist of this book Lulunaka is a serious chatterbox(?) Really, but even a day that lasts... Twenty chapters can still be enjoyable to read. The expression of the story has the feel of a stage play and is very charming. She seems to be an older single girl (an old woman) who has seen through everything. All in all, it's a great Western fantasy slow-burn novel~ Seriously, Lulunaka is really cute! If you don't like slow heating, you can skip it first.

Half a trap, be careful. Tags: fantasy, heroine, non-routine, grain- It is a low-magic fantasy version of medieval Europe modeled on the setting of an ancient castle. The heroine seems to have traveled through a pseudo-loli world, pretending to be a good person while deceiving people at the same time. This is another work with overlooked fantasy potential. Why you should read this book: The extremely imaginative setting, the almost ostentatious writing style in the first chapter, and the huge amount of information attracted Lao Bai at first glance. (It may be a poisonous point for some readers) The writing is magnificent and soothing, without any inexplicable plot, and the exotic and magical scenes slowly unfold. The opening chapter starts with the marriage of a noble girl, to the revelation of the conspiracy, the noble girl is actually a political victim, the heroine is massacred + the contract is tampered with, the five people travel together, the plot turns up and down, and there is no point of drama. The protagonist plays the face of an angel on one side, and the chaotic "demon" who treats everything as a toy on the other. Well, the character design is great. It currently has 170,000 words, and the characters are well described. Romiona is simply stupid, Julius is brave but reckless, Olga is loyal but has no understanding of people, and Patin is noble, practical, hypocritical, and afraid of death. They have clear personalities and no tendency to make faces. (But I feel the author's deep malice from the naming...) Why not watch: It is more similar to the writing style of traditionally published fantasy novels. The plot develops slowly, the heroine is almost invincible, and there is a lack of suspense. The looming undercurrent of the decline of the Double-Headed Eagle Empire and the rise of the Crescent Empire is difficult for readers who are not familiar with European history to understand. The heroine has a strong sense of mystery and lacks a sense of agency. The recent updates are weak and the plot is dragging. To sum up: personal food and grass +, if you keep it, you can expect grass jelly. But considering the public taste, there can be no more food and grass.

❤❤❤❤Four heartfelt positive reviews. Apart from being a little wordy, the story is really good.

Feibianwen, a good-looking but unpopular series