There’s No Way the Snow Woman in My House Is a Monster

It's okay. The author has a certain writing skills, a little green, smooth writing, wonderful descriptions of fighting scenes, clear plot lines, daily battles, humorous overall style, light novels are more daily, and love and cohabitation life with Yuki Onna. The settings are borrowed from a lot of games, and the author composition is complex [laughing] The logic makes sense. At least there are no big surprises in the early stage. There are classic parents who died, a mysterious life experience, and the division of combat power is still vague despite the ABCs. The only puzzling thing is why we should design a protagonist who is neither male nor female. I very much support what Mr. Qian Xuesen said. If you want to disintegrate a nation, you only need to take out the backbone and blood of the man. So I have always hated the idea of ​​androgynous women. In the early stage, I used a lot of pen and ink to write that the protagonist looks like a woman and is misunderstood in various ways. I don't know what the meaning is [what] There's not much else. The score can be between 8.8 And 9.0. In short, it's better than some 9.3-Point writing.

The author is not simple. Compared with the pig food in the recommendation, the writing style and plot of this book are simply fine chaff. From what I have seen, I can infer that the author has ideas and can be to the point and appear to be profound at the same time. Maybe if this author can have more grand ideas in the future, he may write a masterpiece.

In my opinion, it is an almost perfect novel. Unfortunately, the update is too slow, the early titles are too formulaic, and the labels are not appropriate, resulting in such high-quality novels being buried. As for the emotional line, the author's writing is quite spiritual. From the panic of the male protagonist when he first meets the powerful and strange snow girl, to the gradual acceptance of living together, the two gradually use their ultimate personality charm to further attract each other. The gentle and delicate male protagonist is brave and fearless at critical moments, with a strong sense of justice, and the smart and cute female protagonist, who strives to integrate into human life and can show her ultimate strength in crises, completes a complete two-way journey, and finally establishes a love that is stronger than gold. In the process, some interesting but not cross-border misunderstandings were created, which made the construction of the emotional line even more interesting. In terms of plot design, the author's logical chain is clear, and his connection skills between plots are quite sophisticated. He often cleverly uses purpose-oriented methods to connect the two plots, which is quite realistic and logical. At the same time, the plot has climaxes one after another, and in the climax of the concert incident, true love is tested in a desperate situation. The effect is quite shocking. As a novel with a high martial arts background, the design of combat power is extremely important. In the concert and previous plots, the author has done a very good job in this regard. It can not only make the plot climax one after another, but also avoid overpowering the combat power. The protagonist overall does not suffer any aggrievement. But then the concepts of "beast" and "lord" are involved, and it can be seen that it is no longer easy to write. I give the author a heartfelt suggestion. The plot of the concert is exciting enough as the climax of the book. In fact, it is ready to end. I really don't want to see such a high-quality novel in the first 8,000 pages end because it falls into clichés in the later period [Send heartfelt]

So far, the world view of the entire novel is very three-dimensional and the writing is logical. Mainly because of the subject matter, I like [Blow Kiss]

I have read Chapter 240 so far. The relationship between the male and female protagonists of the novel is still ambiguous. According to the author, it should be sword-free, but in chapter 200, the protagonist of the author's previous novel will begin to be linked. For readers like me who have not read the author's previous novel, the amount of information is relatively large. Although I can treat him as a special character in the novel, sometimes I still feel uncomfortable reading, and there are some foreshadowings and words that I cannot understand. But overall, I think the author's writing style and ideas are novel and online. The male and female protagonists are a little bit toxic in some cases, but not much is acceptable. Overall, I think this is a good novel. However, if you want to read this book as a daily sweet article, I would not recommend [Chigua] I don't know why, but the more I read, the more fascinated I became. There is a long section after chapter 270 that revolves around the protagonist of the previous novel, citing some concepts from the previous novel, and the world view is also a bit confusing. Around Chapter 350, you can probably tell that the protagonist is the incarnation of authority, but the specific world view is not explained. The commentary refers to what was said in the previous book (for me who have not read the previous work), but the plot is also increasingly linked to the characters of the previous work. Some new things, characters, and events do not even have the most basic explanations. In short, the plot of the first 200 chapters is still very good. As for the subsequent content, I feel that I need to read the author's previous works to have a better reading experience. The above are all personal opinions. You can read them by yourself (after all, it varies from person to person).

The plot is good and slow, and the progress is slow without cheating, but it's still pretty good. What can we say about the relationship between the male and female protagonists, below lovers but above friends? For now, that's about it, I think. Then, the world view feels very vague. It's not like those popular people who write out each small city and big city in a simple and clear way. This seems a bit vague to me. Then, in terms of level, the control is okay and not bad. Except for the fact that there are a lot of B's ​​at present, there are very few A's.

There are daily battles, Xiaoxue is cute, clingy, strong and not a hindrance (very protective of food) [Sending Hearts], the characters are vividly described, the average IQ per person is online, the protagonist acts thoughtfully, has a good character and has a good outlook on life [Eating Melon]. There are also links to some content from the previous book that have not been read yet and will have little impact. It is very friendly to both new and old readers. (In short, the beauty is the update speed... The author must continue to update, preferably 10,000 chapters [laughing])

I'm following the update, please rate it. Daily life is interesting, fighting is boring, that's it. The reason for deducting one star is that the episode where Luo Qingyan became the Beast of Regret was very strange, even inexplicable, and Luo Qingyan died for no damn reason. If the subsequent absurd beast is not buried forever for this, then I will deduct another star. After all, no matter how lofty the beast's status is, to me, the reader, they are just two equal characters.

It's said to be a daily + light novel, but why does it feel more like the rhythm of a traditional Chinese fairy tale? It's that rhythm of collecting things, then becoming stronger, then killing monsters, then collecting stronger things, and then becoming stronger again.

The rhythm of the narrative is very stable, and the character's image is at least close to smart, unlike some writers who use shit-like templates; I personally feel that there are some flaws in the plot, including the handling of the identity of the snow girl, entering the training center, and the family's reaction to A-level. The logic is a bit strange, but the flaws are not concealed.