Jingju Cats: The Palace Master's Personal Bodyguard

I highly recommend this book. Originally, there were very few articles about Peking Opera Cats. The author's problem is that there are a few typos, but it doesn't matter. The update speed may be a little slow. It would be nice if the update speed was faster, as long as it does not affect the content and quality of the novel. If you are a student or an office worker, you can understand. Mainly, I personally like Mo Zi. I'm looking forward to the next plot.

The only Peking Opera Cat fanfic that I have finished reading. It is good-looking. There is no doubt that the ending is rushed. After all, the Peking Opera Cat is never finished. It is rare to come up with these plots. I look forward to the author's next work. It is really well written. I really like reading it. I really really like it.

Why give five stars? Because he is good! Why give five stars? Because of him, you don't know why you are reading and always reading comments. Some low scores are deliberately brushed by others, and some high scores may be deliberately brushed by others. Only when you actually read it can you know whether it is good or not!

One of the best works among Peking Opera Cat fans The writing is very distinctive in terms of emotions. Other Peking Opera Cat fanfics generally focus on the plot of rescuing Cat Tu. It's already very good [like][like][like][like][like]

Cp Mo Zi, in the early stage, he talked about his childhood experiences and the relationship between Zheng Shenzong and the palace master. The plot started to join Xingluoban. Come on, author, you can write 100 chapters a day. Let me see if you can do it [sneaky laugh]

Unsystematic article, relatively novel, with a few typos, but it is a good book, please go to the author [like][like][like]

Well, how can I say that it is well written? I quite like this kind of innocent protagonist. Let me ask about that. How did you come up with the scoring mechanism for Tomato? I previously rated a book with a 7.9. Give it a five-star rating. Then his rating dropped to 7.8. Why? It's my eyesight. Well, to be honest, maybe I'm not used to emotional scenes. Personally, I feel that the emotional scenes are a little too big. You can write less. But what I'm thinking about now is whether the Peking Opera Cat has stopped updating. When the author writes the part where the update is interrupted later, what will happen? Just don't be in the clan and sing the clan. It feels a little weaker. Except for the leader of the singing sect, I don't know whether the author made the leader of the singing sect too weak or made Bai Tang too powerful. But I feel that the sect master who sings well and misses is weak.

The plot of the protagonist is also very good compared to the original anime. I finished reading it in one go. I haven't been so immersed in reading a novel for a long time [please update]. What I feel is lacking now is that the author is unable to develop the plot in a face-to-face manner, and is more of a rough narration. The scenes and stories are not restored in detail (new plots are incorporated on the basis of restoration to guide the different directions of the plot). If you look at it this way, there will be no sense of ups and downs in the original work, and the plot expression and character creation are somewhat insufficient.

Woohoo, I actually read the whole book in the blink of an eye. Except for the few chapters and the rushed writing, everything else is really good to read. I hope the author will write more books about Peking Opera cats. Wooooow, please @ Fox. I really like watching the Peking Opera Cat.

It's not sad at all. It's just that the part where the protagonist Bai Tang takes the main plot makes me anxious. I especially want to see the part where the protagonist meets the heroine.