From the Start, The Grudge: Let's Send Them in a Hundred Times First

The 12 chapters of The Grudge are enough to score an 8. It is a rare and good work. It's just that the results are a bit off, maybe because of the new book. There's nothing wrong with the work, but the cover is a bit stretched, and the introduction isn't attractive enough. The number of words is quite a lot, which is unparalleled, and the emotions are well grasped. With this ability, you can at least achieve more than this when writing a variety comic, right?

Well, the protagonist is very charming. In the first world of Grudge, Kayako fell in love with him. In the second world of Resident Evil, Jill and Claire also fell in love with him. Although each world is not long, it is well written. The protagonist can also travel back to the world he has experienced. I don't know what kind of sparks will be created with those women. I am looking forward to it.

The plot is okay, but the emotional scenes are the same as those in ancient harem novels. You fall in love with someone you meet, and flirt with someone you meet. You can skip the emotional scenes and just watch the plot.

The character has a distinct personality. He is a rare decent protagonist in Tomato. He likes to meddle in other people's affairs and likes to save people everywhere. The story is also quite exciting, but the author simply stopped writing it and didn't even say hello. The author is really giving me a hard time! It is obvious that people are still alive but they are not renewed.

I read it in one sitting, it was wonderful, I shouldn't say super wonderful. The first world is Kayako, the second world is Biochemical 3, and the third world is an enhanced zombie world. Each world is exciting, and after the world is completed, there are follow-up explanations that lay the hook for the next entry. Come on, author, keep updating and it will definitely become popular. Moreover, the author's writing style is not like writing for the first time, because it does not have the little bits and pieces that new authors tend to have, and it feels like a trumpet from other platforms. [Laughing evilly] I retract my preface. You can skip watching the third world. The tone given to the third world was too high, the power system was too high, and the author failed to grasp it and it collapsed in the later stages. The first two worlds are still very exciting. I just skipped the third volume without reading it. If I started reading from the fourth volume, I can pick it up. I feel that the third volume can be read or not. The author doesn't trust eunuchs anymore. I have deleted the book. Disappointment.

We will fall in love with a book because of a paragraph What I like most about this book is the passage written by the author "In this life, the most unpredictable thing is the meeting. I don't know which glance is the beginning. In this life, the most unforeseen thing is farewell. I don't know which glance is the farewell. From meeting to farewell, life is so wonderful and quietly composed of joys and sorrows."

It's okay, at least it's good. I want to reproduce the anime and start famous scenes from scratch, but the writing style is not that high, and I can't feel the despair. Things like emotional lines have to be written by female authors. They are more delicate and forcefully increase the level so that the protagonist has a so-called sense of participation. It feels very awkward, but it's good. At least it's much better than those brainless authors!

The book is good, but it's a pity that the ability to archive is badly played. Archive + time flows normally, and there may be many interesting plots. You can consider it.

It looks good. I am a thin dog and I love watching it.

It's a good book, but I just can't get enough of it. Come on, the author, and send me more candies [adoration] [adoration]