My Left Eye Is from the Olden Days

The writing is really good. Men get nervous after reading it, and women read it when they stop menstruating. This is the nemesis of depression and an alarm clock for people in a vegetative state. It describes the five-guarantee households in the village missing the widow and feeling unable to love her.

I like it, it looks good, the plot is good, I don't want it to be unfinished, it's logical, he or she is fine, it's best to have a single male protagonist. In this article, women don't seem to be suitable to be the female protagonist, it feels too weird to force it, I hope you won't choose from it, if you want to be single, I hope it will be set separately Of course, if Dabai (Goose) is the female/male protagonist, it's no problem [you taste it carefully]

This book is excellent for me, because the characters depicted in the book and the protagonist's identity as a human pioneer attracted me, and the book divides the world in a dimensional way, and there is also excitement in the ordinary. The absurd and bizarre scenes are fascinating, and the golden sentences frequently appear, pushing the book to a new height. But everyone may have their own different feelings. Although the fear of chaos in Cthulhu is not particularly prominent, I personally think it is very good, with details and foreshadowing. It starts with the tortuous three-year life experience of He Anzai (the protagonist). Wall Crack Recommended. (No knife)

Okay, okay, I haven't seen such a good book in a long time. The writing style is not only imaginative and the logic is quite harmonious, please come on, author! !

So far, a great book. First of all, unlike most books on the market, this book has a complete setting of neurosis and mental illness, with the ins and outs of it, and it is almost reasonable. Secondly, unlike the cookie-cutter superpowers, the book's design of superpowers is very breakthrough and innovative, mainly reflected in the protagonist. Thirdly, the author's interpretation of dimensions really gave me a lot of surprises. It is a good breakthrough point to be able to satisfy both the physical and mathematical dimensions, which are neither superficial nor limited. Fourthly, as far as I can see, the first fragment in the novel, the story of the castle, is very attractive, has an appropriate sense of horror, and is well designed. To sum up, this kind of book is not disappointing in online writing, but actually outperforms many popular authors. Although, the online writing environment is like this, I hope the author can persist and send my best wishes. "Those who seek sincerity have to pay for it." Internet literature is not traditional literature, or it is not literature, it is just for readers' entertainment. But in fact, Internet writing has formed a large-scale phenomenon so far, and it has also changed many current situations. These current situations are not a good thing for Internet article lovers and emerging authors, but then again, let's live with it as it comes. If you want to truly embrace Internet articles, you have to embrace the Internet environment. After all, a fly cannot shake a tree. (This paragraph has nothing to do with this book review). There are books about spring and snow, and there are also books about lower-class people. Presumably every form will not disappoint every follower (this paragraph has nothing to do with this book review).

The setting is very new, and it's fun to watch. At the beginning, the protagonist is really out of the norm. I thought it would be a career type, but it turned out that there are many ambiguous plots. I still prefer some without cp, without the heroine. The one who runs an amusement park really looks like the heroine. I thought that if I cut off Chen at the beginning, there would be no ambiguous plots. I give it four stars because I may not be able to watch it anymore because I haven't watched that much. Especially when I dreamed of dating the protagonist, I couldn't stand it.

The author writes very well, and it touches on things like latitude, weirdness, monsters, etc., Which is very in line with my taste. Come on, author [please update]

It smells like a dragon [laughing and crying] The good-for-nothing male protagonist was invited to a special academy to become an extremely rare S-class after his relationship failed at the graduation party. He was invited to enroll by a beautiful senior sister, and there was also a decadent senior who had been delayed for many years. Even the artificial intelligence in the academy was named Nono.

This book is very good. I can't say enough. When I read it, it was only a 7 and now it's a 9. I can't say enough. I read 200 chapters in one day. The plot is interesting. The protagonist is just like Klein from Lord of Mysteries. He has his own little story. It's calculating, but not omniscient. It's foreshadowed, very rigorous, and the characters are vividly drawn, just like God of God and Alien Beasts, but it's not exaggerated, and it's more attractive. It's accompanied by a magical goose and a pet Huahua. It's really interesting and definitely worth watching. I have read more than 20 books of Cthulhu, and one of them is definitely no less than Dao Weird Immortal and 361 Weird Immortal Cultivator.

This is a pure Grammar novel. Just by reading the beginning, you can discover the full-bodied orthodox Luo-style horror. Those who have read the original work will love it, while those who have not read it may not understand it. The last work that made me feel uneasy was Lovecraft's "The Whispering in the Dark," and the last time it was his "The Rat in the Wall." I will never forget the sense of voyeurism, despair, and insignificance I felt while reading. This is Christian horror, this is Loresque horror. It's hard to imagine that such a level of Christian literature could appear on Tomato. The only hope is that there will be a grand ending in the later stage like meeting the prototype in "Through the Silver Key Gate"