Dc's Everyday Heroes

The first person is a persuasion. It's good to write in the first person in terms of supernatural beings, as it can enhance the sense of immersion. Writing in the first person in your subject has no advantage at all, and now it's hard for people to accept the first person. It's good to write one book out of 100. I gave it 4 stars just because I didn't want to give it too low a score. I thought it was too false to give it 5 stars.

The way you write in the first person seems too boring and gloomy, and more than half of the page is devoted to the memories and thoughts in your mind, which seems very long-winded.

This book is so beautifully written

I basically followed the plot, and the first-person perspective was acceptable, but the protagonist was constantly being abused, which didn't make it any fun.

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