The Strange Heart
诡异心脏
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 504k Words
- Genre
- Eastern Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Traditional Eastern Fantasy
- Updated
- 2y ago
- Source
- Fanqie
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From Zhang Wu to Ma Liu, the writing has become more and more sophisticated, especially the psychological transformation of the protagonist, which is not groundless but truly described. It is highly recommended to read it. It would be great if updates could be released every day.
The writing style is delicate and the descriptions are acceptable. For me, it is not toxic to read. It is one of the few high-quality novels on the Tomato website that can solve my book shortage and make me want to keep reading. . Come on, author
The writing is quite good, mainly because there is no ambiguity and no heroine. I like this very much. Also, now that I see that the Skeleton Cult is trying to alienate Su Longxi, I am curious about Su Longxi's choice. Of course, I hope he chooses the protagonist. After all, I also hope that they all have a happy ending.
Not only is the writing style excellent, but the balance of excitement and thoughtfulness is just right. Although the protagonist has not missed his trump card, it still maintains the reader's interest and earns enough attention. I can only say that the author is very good at writing online articles.
The subject matter is quite good, and the protagonist seems to be affectionate and kind. People who are close to the protagonist feel reassured that there is such a person around them. When I see the protagonist working so hard for the child later, I wonder if it is his. To be honest, no one will be nice to someone for no reason. I just don't know what the protagonist is drawing. Anyway, I skipped reading that part. It depends on personal preference. If you like this kind of article, you can read it...
It's very beautiful, it makes people feel involved and understand it. The writing style is very sophisticated. Although I don't know him, he must be a great author.
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The continuation of the previous book [Thinking] is still logically rigorous, who does what, where, why they do it, what are the consequences of doing it, various choices after weighing the pros and cons... In short, it is worth reading [Attention] Gou Dao's fine works
The author's writing style is really nothing to say, and it can be considered a good one among Tomatoes. I said that the more I read, the more familiar it became. It turned out that I had read another book by the author and they were both very good. The short stories of the characters are all wonderfully written, and can be connected together to foreshadow the main plot. Many places are also full of details, which need to be pondered slowly. It feels really good to have an online IQ.
Personally I think it looks pretty good. First of all, the description of the sufferings of the ancient people is very good, the protagonist's image of King Gou is also very complete, and the emotional expression is also very good, and then the plot setting is not too bland. The ending may be a bit sloppy.