Kuaiwen: the Female Supporting Character Just Wants to Learn

I have updated a very good book. Come on, author, stop updating. I beg the author to describe the character of the protagonist better. When I read the comments, I found that some people said it was too idiotic. I hope it won't be reduced to a virgin. Also, if there is no CP, it is best. If there is CP, it is recommended that the male protagonist be strong and the female protagonist be strong. After all, two strong characters are the best. I am really fed up with those weak female protagonists who rely on the male protagonist for everything. It seems that they can't live without the male protagonist.

I watched it a long time ago, and I don't remember a lot of the content, but it was pretty good. But the title was about holograms, which I don't remember, but it seemed to just talk about what happened in the game. I thought the heroine came here to study, so I thought it was good to watch something to promote the development of science and technology. After all, isn't the title about learning? This person didn't notice that he was studying. If you don't study it carefully, it would be quite good.

The writing is pretty good, the overall story flows well, and the writing is relatively fluent. But the character of the heroine is indeed a bit twisted. Just looking at the first part, the heroine is a physicist. In the world where she is doing tasks, the heroine will sometimes appear and talk about human beings. She has the feeling of a bystander who is separated from the human identity. Sometimes she is described as emotionally indifferent and does not understand people's feelings. But sometimes, her language and interpersonal communication are different from what was said before. However, the overall story telling is good and makes people want to read more.

It's okay, I really like the heartbeat in (Sword and Rose)

The capital writing is very beautiful.

I've forgotten all the ones I've read before, but it's still pretty good, I think.