The Tea of Cats, the Ling of Lü

I really didn't expect that after Lu was killed by Lord Rabbit, he would travel to Cat's Tea. It's not surprising that Lu might die again in Cat's Tea, and then travel to the Peking Opera Cat (just a wild guess, it's not very likely)

To be honest, I like the author's Lu very much. I have read a lot of fan fiction. Most of them write the plot characters in a very "vulgar" way. The characters in their works are like the protagonists at the center of the world, dedicating their love to the protagonist cheaply. This kind of plot looks very sweet, but I just feel that something is missing. It wasn't until I saw the author's Lu that I figured out that love is not something you like. Just like me, I like you, it should be complicated, he should have different loves due to different factors, just like Lu, who has an almost paranoid desire to control the owner of love due to his previous life experience. I like to see this kind of plot, it will make everyone look very alive, but such a plot is very labor-intensive, so I hope the author can adjust his mentality and take his time.

Alas, I didn't expect that at the end, Lu would end up with a fate of life and death. The overall writing was very good and had a strong sense of immersion. What I feel when I look at it is that this palace really doesn't want even a dog to be treated.

This book is really beautiful, just like a pebble, it is addictive, obsessive, and impossible to extricate myself from. It seemed to be a magical force that attracted me to read it. After reading these three books, I was shocked. It has been a long time since I saw such a good article... After reading it, I can only say that I still have more to say. This is the article I really like, like Water Margin, like a drama, I seem to be stuck in this article. It's a pity that there are not many people who know how to buy such a huge tomato, so this book is in vain.

This book is still undoubtedly a good book, and the author's writing style has reached a new level in appeal compared to the first Little Pebbles. The character "Lu" was well-shaped by the author's description as early as the first part, and the subsequent two parts made it even better, turning him into a character that readers can feel empathy for. At the same time, because I personally feel that if a character can make people feel empathy, it is more important than a flawless character. Yes, so in my eyes, the three books by this author are completely comparable, or can be said to be better than most of Persimmon's works that are called excellent. As for other platforms, it's hard to say. Of course, it may be inappropriate to say this. After all, I am evaluating from a personal perspective, but my time should be able to explain everything.

It still tastes the same, it would be better if there were more [Like]

In order to read this book, I also went to learn about Mao Zhiming's world view. Lu still failed to escape death in the end, but it didn't feel as sharp as the previous one. Maybe it was because the description of emotions in this book was not strong enough.

I have not read the author's previous works. From the perspective of a pure Mao Zhi Ming fan reader, this book has gone beyond the scope of the original work from the end of the first volume, and it feels like it has been covered with a layer of Mao Zhi Ming's skin (translated as ooc...?) (My humble opinion, Wang Haihan) If you just want to read the story, the author's writing and plot are very good.

The style feels different from before. I am looking forward to the new story. I obviously wanted to sleep, but I stayed up all night to finish reading it.

I can't stop watching it But I watch Mao Zhiming for sweetness, but why is this so sad?