Fox Spirit Matchmaker: Huai Zhu, Kneel on the Washboard After Exorcising Demons

The overall look is pretty good. The pace is slow. The emotions are well portrayed. There are quite a lot of details. No children in the front. There can be some in the back. No original heroine. No girls. No Lily. No doppelgangers and toxic plots such as being nrt. If the author sees it, please reply.

I like this kind of slow-paced book. Like a picture scroll, it narrates the world of the fox demon matchmaker from an equal and peaceful perspective. This is a unique perspective, different from the contradictions and conflicts of anime. It is very peaceful, very peaceful, and I like it very much.

Let me talk about the conclusion first. This kind of book is very worth reading. The advantages outweigh the disadvantages. The daily life is delicate and emotional, and the emotional relationship between the male and female protagonists is a highlight. It is very sweet, and the development is gradual and smooth. When it is time to drink soup and eat meat, it is straightforward and unambiguous, and it will be accepted directly. Then, I personally feel that the shortcomings of this book are a bit eye-catching, and they may not be considered shortcomings in other books, but in this book, the strength of the protagonist is a bit lacking, and in some places, the protagonist seems to be insufficiently responsible. Or it could be that the author deliberately added some frustration and intensity to the relationship between the male and female protagonists. In another book, it may be that only the female characters are worried and frightened, while the male protagonists are not afraid at all, are responsible and have solutions. As a result, the male protagonist of this book also started to squirm. I feel like the author quite likes this tone. Some plots are a bit abrupt, like a female video. But in general, this type of chapter does not occupy a large proportion, and it is solved quickly. It is just that it will be uncomfortable and awkward for a while when reading it, but it seems a bit dazzling against the merits of this book.

For book friends who haven't read it yet but have read the reviews, objectively speaking, the book is not brainless, but at the same time, the biggest problem is that there are no cheats, or the frequency of cheats is very low. Jin was killed by Honghong, and the male protagonist played an indirect role. The article is not a big problem, but it will make you feel a little anxious about fighting power. After all, Unexpectedly, all the places where the male protagonist can fight are somewhat avoided, or there is no obvious contrast in the combat units, and it seems to be a pseudo harem, because so far, there is no clear name of the female protagonist in the results. The title of the book seems to be Huaizhu, but it is not the case.

First of all, the little fights between the protagonist and Dongfang Qinlan in daily life give people a very happy feeling. You can imagine it just by reading the text. Secondly, the relationship between the protagonist and Qinlan is flowing smoothly. Through every little thing, the relationship between them becomes deeper and deeper. The plot is relatively slow and suitable for those who can endure their temper.

This novel is like a fantasy and gorgeous spiritual feast that makes people want to put it down. The plot has ups and downs, like a boat in turbulent waves, sometimes being thrown to thrilling peaks, sometimes falling into suspenseful valleys, and every turn is unexpected and logical. The characters are vivid and three-dimensional, the protagonist is like a close friend, and his growth process is heart-wrenching and exciting. The supporting characters also have their own merits, and together they weave a huge and real story world. The emotional descriptions are delicate and nuanced. Whether it is the pathos of love, the steadfastness of friendship or the depth of family affection, they are all refreshing like a trickle. The text is beautiful and full of tension. After reading it, I can only feel the lingering sound, and I will be immersed in it for a long time and will never forget it.

It's half time to update the status. What I wrote before is very sweet and delicious. You can take a look In the end, the protagonist's idea that everyone is equal is too ridiculous. Equality does not exist in an extraordinary society. And in terms of the current environment the protagonist is in, which point supports equality for everyone? Unless the protagonist becomes an immortal immediately.

The content of this book is quite ordinary, but it is ordinary and beautiful. The protagonist is not weak, but not strong either. There is no system that defies heaven, and there is no talent that defies heaven. I really like the emotional scenes. The author's writing is very good. I only got into it recently. I haven't seen much of it yet, but I like it a lot. The author is also very nice. All gifts must be free. (My eloquence is not very good and I don't know how to speak.)

The day of reading has finally come to an end. I saw it in a recommendation before, but was dissuaded by the title, thinking it was another emotional book. I opened it today for some reason, but unexpectedly I couldn't get it out. I read it for nearly 8 or 9 hours without skipping a chapter, which is really rare. The emotional line is handled well, neither too fast nor too slow. It's been a long time since I read an article that makes people feel particularly comfortable. Every time I see the PS behind the article, I feel that the author must be a person who loves life. Anyway, cheers for the author! ! !

The plot is okay, but it just smells of Red Mansions. If you are not used to it, it may be uncomfortable, especially for readers like me who like to listen to books but don't like the taste of Red Mansions. To be honest, sometimes I feel uncomfortable listening to it.