Starting from Scratch: Raising a Well-Behaved Zhouzhou

Finished watching the first world. The author has made the characters of each character very distinct, sober and real, and everyone's ideas are not outrageous. For example, the trafficked woman's perception of the buyer, and the male protagonist's brother's perception of himself as a buyer. It is true that he saved the woman, but he was also the buyer. We all know that the definition of the crime of buying and selling is that he is afraid that some abducted children will become bound to the parents of the buyer. There are too many examples of this. So I'm very happy that the author didn't muddy the waters. Everyone is a pretty good person. What makes me a little angry is the comment section. Just because the hero's brother showed a good side, he accused the woman of being wary of the man, and accused the woman of being grateful to the man because he saved her. For such a person, I can only pray that you will be sold and cut into pieces. I hope you can also be grateful to your buyer. There was one comment that made me very angry: It's so stupid to accuse the woman of being betrayed by her sister. No matter what the victim looks like, she can be cowardly, submissive, or rebellious, but this is not the reason for her victimization. The hero's brother didn't repay the favor just because he let the woman go home. He knew that he was a buyer, which was good. It's also good that he avenged his mother. But this is not the reason for others to surround him. I hope those comments that criticize women can get their heads out of the excrement.

It's pretty cool, but some of the comments in the first world are really shocking. It's normal for a girl who was abducted to be wary of men because the protagonist has kept her innocence. Some people in the comment area always say that this girl is ungrateful, saying that the protagonist's brother is so good, but she doesn't know what kind of person the protagonist's brother is. It's inexplicable, and it feels like some people's thoughts are really weird. There aren't many interesting things about Other Worlds. Generally speaking, even if I don't like some things after watching them, I'll ignore them. It's quite interesting, but I'm a little tired after watching it. I'll put the rest in my favorites and watch them later.

It's actually okay, but too much is written around "supporting characters", especially the second story line. None of the serious protagonists appear [face-covering][face-covering] I even re-read the introduction to confirm who the protagonist is. I made the mistake of writing it as the third story line, but except for the first story line that revolves around the protagonist, the rest are almost all written around the supporting characters. The protagonist is a soy saucer. I can't tell the difference between the big king and the king. There are too few scenes of the protagonist. I feel dissatisfied that it has nothing to do with the introduction [face covering] I guess the protagonist will gradually get better in the future, and there will be more scenes, and the characters will be clear in the writing, but I am impatient [laughing and crying] It always feels like some advertisements keep popping up during the highlights of watching TV and are delayed in getting into the theme. Come on

It's good-looking. The stories in many worlds are different from traditional fast-travel novels. They have a very novel perspective. Personally, I think one drawback is that in the first seven or eight worlds, the author is very obsessed with pairing the heroines from each perspective. Some of them really have no sense of CP at all, and there is no overlap in the development of the entire world. However, they are forced to be paired together near the end of the story, which makes many relationships look forced, as if the world cannot end without getting married.

I really like the bland and heartwarming stories of the first few worlds, and I really like Zhou Zhou. When I read ancient novels before, I also read novels similar to the world of the heroine. I also think the female protagonist is very happy, especially the male protagonist who traveled to modern times and accompanied the female protagonist back to modern times. I was touched by their happiness. After reading the world of the heroine, it is obviously a story about men being domesticated, but I felt the same way. Especially after reading the extra chapter, I felt chills on my back, and it felt like a quiet horror. Very much looking forward to the next story

The writing is better than most books, but the content quality does not match the 6.7 Rating. Please help the author improve the rating. There are short stories in small chapters, which can be understood easily. The ending of the short story is also heartwarming, so you can take a look.

The author probably didn't get into the mood in the first article, and I didn't feel much after reading it. The novel is basically the best in the middle, and the author has already mastered the rhythm. I really like this article about the ancient times of Cuozhou, the dark side of human nature, the struggle for power, the undercurrent in the temple, gods and humans, desire and love, I really like this dark and twisted atmosphere. Maybe the tone of the whole story is bland and warm, but it feels inexplicably refreshing to break this atmosphere abruptly. After all, the male protagonist always looks too silly and sweet, which is annoying to watch. There will be no chapters similar to this one. After reading more than 400 chapters, mushrooms were added, and it returned to the silly sweet group pet story at the beginning. The male protagonist still has not grown up. It's difficult to keep a long novel from being bad without watering down. After 500 chapters, it feels like the author has nothing more to write. The best thing is the middle, followed by the beginning.

Although Zhou Zhou's role in the first few planes is small, the stories of the supporting characters in each plane are very exciting. The plane where Zhou Zhouzhang learned and grew up was really a bit cruel to me. God damn Caidan and Ram, I really like the stories in each plane, and I also like to see Zhou Zhou being pampered in a friendly environment. After such a long time, they are tied again. Zhou Zhou is still invincible and cute. Zhou Zhou loves to unlock new species or new skins. Zhou Zhou, who has never had a love interest, is also super cute. I really can't bear to be wronged by Zhou Zhou. Every character in each world is well-drawn. The plot is also very attractive and there is no unfinished story. Mushroom, the doting brother, is still stable and hard-working. I really like their interaction.

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It looks good, but the protagonist becomes more and more mature later on. I prefer the ignorant child in the front, which makes me feel awkward when the emotional line appears later. Fortunately, the protagonist does not like anyone else, but I feel weird whether it is a male or a female protagonist who is in unrequited love. The author's writing is very good, but some of the stories may be too obscure. To be honest, I didn't understand it. I was scratching my head to know the truth of the story.