Anime Crossover: Twin Simulator

Gemini, double vest, contrast, wind blow, narcissus, blood ties, the intersection of family affection and love. . . It brings together all my favorite elements. I love it so much.

The writing is a bit jerky but the setting is quite interesting. The plots are connected too quickly, and everyone doesn't like to add punctuation marks when speaking. I feel like I speak very fast and I'm so busy.

Nice! But like the players, I don't understand why the ending of the first world is not a perfect ending. .

It looks good, but I feel that the male and female perspectives are a bit unbalanced. I feel that both worlds focus more on the older ones, and in both worlds, the younger ones are more dependent on and prefer the older ones. I feel that the older ones are more capable each time, while the younger ones have no lasting impression. It is just that most of the self-world of the younger ones is given to the older ones. The older ones will accommodate other people, although they still favor the younger ones. Hmm... Not sure if I made it clear

Due to personal preference, 4 stars for this book is the most suitable for me. What is worthy of praise is that the plot of this book is really interesting. It is not a routine sample article and has its own ideas. Very nice. The setting of twins is also very novel. It just doesn't feel complete. Different world stories. It can't be said to be very good, but it is more complete than others. Compared with many authors who dig holes but don't fill them, it is already considered good. The twin setting is very interesting, but unfortunately it is not perfect. In each world, only one is the center of the story, and the other becomes the foil. This is a bit different from the kind of twins I imagined who would be entangled until death.

The flowers written by the author are very good, but when I first saw the cover, I had a feeling that the words of the two protagonists from the south were more dominant. From the first world, it is very obvious. In the south, he is the dominant one. In the second world, it seems that the female is the dominant one. But at the beginning of Chapter 59, that short paragraph made me feel that the author's words are more biased towards the male side. Normally when I read other novels, if the male and female protagonists are male and female, for example, the protagonist is a female. In a sense, the male protagonist of the female protagonist is just the protagonist's object to me. In a sense, he is the protagonist, but in terms of my consciousness, he is only the protagonist's object. In this novel, in the story, they are both protagonists, but whether it is from the cover or the plot, they are somewhat biased towards the male. So for someone like me who only reads female novels, it seems a little awkward, but what the author writes is very, very good, and I highly recommend it. GU is also a genre that I prefer, and the author's writing is also very, very good, but I plan to keep it, save more, and then read [flying kiss] [flying kiss] [flying kiss] [flying kiss] [send heart] [send heart] [send heart] [send heart]

It's so good, it's really so good. When I read the second volume, I really liked every character of my son. The setting was so touching. I was so excited when I read the evolutionary history. I started to scream, twisted and twisted, dark limbs crawling on the ground, swinging back and forth on the tree, sometimes spinning in circles, sometimes spinning 360 degrees with no dead ends. Finally, I stood up and changed back to my original state. I gave the book a five-star review and gave the book a thumbs up [rolled eyes] [rolled eyes] [love]

I give it four stars. Some parts of the first Cursed World were too dramatic. After reading more than ten chapters, I moved on to the second world. Wen Ye's handling of the world is better than Cursed World. There are many cute things about it. (Maybe it's because the Wenye world timeline is early, so some places look weird)

It looks great~ The characters are very vivid, and the settings are entirely up to me. Also, Madam, can you write an excerpt about a child suing his parents? I want to see "mother" support her children~

Wow wow wow, the writing is so beautiful! Why is no one watching?