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First give yourself a five-star review to encourage you. Some content had to be deleted. There is no way.
I originally wanted to give it 3 to 4 stars, because the plot is really slow and a bit aggrieved by the heroine. The male protagonist basically only shows up after 40 chapters, and the first boss doesn't appear until more than 90 chapters, which is very slow according to the books I've read. However, the sense of progressive plot arrangement made me have to change my mind. The arrangement of "Chekhov's Gun" is still very obvious. Many seemingly simple scenes and conversations will later become tools to promote the emotions and main lines of the male and female protagonists. Moreover, the world view is also the kind of slowly exploring and developing that makes people fascinated. It can be seen that the plot concept is very careful in the novel. I hope the author will give full marks to you.
It's fine without the rust, just warm it up slowly. There is nothing difficult to do, the writing style is very good, and I feel very comfortable watching it. I also like the twin little witches very much, they are quirky and cute [learned] Then there is another point. The author writes that the protagonist feels that he has been tortured very much and has a deep hatred for the professor. However, I feel that what the professor does can only make the protagonist feel very annoying. He deliberately makes things difficult for him to wear small shoes, which is not to mention torture and hatred. It spends a lot of time describing psychology. I can accept this and think it is a highlight. Most people probably think that the number of words is watery. In short, it is more daily life, more psychological, the characters are well drawn, but the slow-burning is not a refreshing novel. The subject matter is very good, and I don't think there are any big problems. Maybe it's because of the slow pace that so few people watched it? It's really boring to read this kind of article. Although the author was just a dabbler at first, he is pretty good now and his writing skills are there. Stay tuned and see what the author does [I understand]
Blessed are those who like little lolita [shy] The protagonist is a clear college student, a bit like a little virgin, after all, he grew up under the red flag. The other feelings are nothing toxic. Come on, author!
Five stars. It seems that not many people have read this book. I think it is well written, but I am afraid that the author has cut it. The book is slow to start and I feel very frustrated and depressing in the early stages. But as you continue reading, you can see how the witches gradually change. Story after story happens between the protagonist and the heroine, and they change little by little for each other. I seem to be able to see the beautiful life of the future protagonist. By the way, I am on the Gemini side.
So far, there is no problem. The protagonist has not forgotten his experiences because of some petty gains, and the female protagonist has not lost her character. Personally, I think the shaping of the male protagonist is really good. The hotel has handled it very well, and women will not be sacrificed for freedom. There is still hope of continuing to write. Come on, author, please update quickly [laughter] [Like]
The author's writing is clear and the story is emotionally delicate. In the hotel chapter, it looks a bit like a virgin, but the flaws are not concealed. Saving the twins twice feels more and more manly. The plot has ups and downs. I give you a 5-star review to encourage me. I hope the author will write better and better. I also wish the readers good luck in the Year of the Snake and good luck [Like]
It feels a bit like chasing your husband in the crematorium.
No, bro, it was taken off the shelves after just a few days without watching it.
It is a very interesting light genre. The setting of time travel + witch arouses interest. After reading it, I can clearly feel the delicate emotional drama. Isabella goes from being stubborn to let go of her mentor to falling into the mud of love. The twins Liya and Lina are quirky and play small games with the male protagonist. The protagonist is frustrated in the early stage, but there are many benefits. I hope that I can take it all in later. The author continues to add quick codes [please update]
Awesome, Miss Witch is so arrogant and cute The 2 settings are more uncomfortable. First, the approximate number of people from the other world and the duration of their existence are not mentioned. However, 3 to 4 modern "Blue Star People" are considered a lot. However, the society and culture of Eden City are almost unaffected, which is a bit inconsistent. It is recommended to write down the number and time of the people from the other world. Second, the setting that the witch is immortal and does not eat, drink or excrete is a bit too much, and it also makes some plots in the article feel like they are forced to fit the setting.
Come on, author, it's not enough, not enough at all! The altar seat foreshadowed in the previous article intervenes and unfolds unexpectedly, but the misunderstanding is still there. Will Isabella come to the rescue?
It would be nice if the review was not so strict [laughing evilly]
It's great. Please add another chapter. I can do anything [shy]
Yes, it's just that the witch feels weird smoking.
It's very interesting, the plot is reasonable and the emotional lines are written very delicately. I like it very much [like]
It's such a pity that this excellent single-heroine love story has been taken off the shelves. Some readers find it suffocating and unbearable... With all due respect, most romance-type literary and artistic works are of this flavor. If it weren't for this flavor, I still wouldn't read it. We can't really expect the author of Tomato to write a "Gone with the Wind", right? Oh, it seems that "Gone with the Wind" also sounds like this, so that's okay [laughing and crying]
It looks good, I love reading it, and I hope there will be more updates. The writing is fluent, the structure is compact, the descriptions are detailed, the details are appropriate, and the plot is good. It's so hard to read that I almost cried. It's not enough to watch. I must keep writing.
Will the professor change in the future?
This book is supposed to be an imitation of Han Qing's "City of Witches", but some of Han Qing's plots are really problematic. If the author can handle those plots well, this book should be pretty good.
It's a bit slow to catch on, and it's really unattractive at the beginning, but the follow-up looks okay and has potential.
It's really good. The characters are portrayed very delicately and the plot is very vivid and interesting. I feel like the author is a habitual offender of writing sweet stories [laughs crookedly] I still prefer this way of portraying the protagonist. It really portrays the image of the protagonist. Finally, I hope this book doesn't explode. Brothers, what do you think? [Laughs evilly]
It's very interesting, the character's personality has changed, and the protagonist has always been a positive Chinese teenager.
The writing is very good, but the male protagonist in the front is really a bit frustrated (maybe a bit pretentious?). Anyway, it's getting better and better in the latest chapter. Don't know why the rating is so low. Considering there were some issues with early stage processing, I thought it was seven to eight points. Good guy, it's six o'clock at first glance [laughing and crying] [laughing and crying] [laughing and crying]
Good, good, good, good, look good
Invincible, so invincible
It's really good [laughs evilly]
Very interesting and exciting plot
Come on author, it's beautiful
A very good book.