Sentinel and Guide: An Ordinary Person Awakens as a Beloved Guide

The overall writing is quite good, but the heroine gave me the feeling that she was in a second-gender state, including that in her relationship with Sui, she would not take the initiative to put forward her own demands, but would rather let Sui take the initiative. The same goes for the wolf. The male protagonists described by my wife are very proactive and self-centered. They will care more about whether they can have a closer relationship with the heroine, instead of first thinking about whether the heroine will be troubled by their proximity, which makes me feel quite selfish. They don't love the heroine that much. They just like her as a guide, her abilities, and her good character, but they don't put themselves in the heroine's shoes. (The wolf's behavior of not caring about anything and only thinking about pulling the heroine into his bowl is also in line with his character who worked hard from the bottom) Including the people in high positions that I see now are all men. If you look at it as the emotional deputy CP of the heroine, it is understandable. But I still hope there are more female executives in the article [blowing kiss] I can't watch it, mainly because I think the heroine is a bit too difficult to do. Whether it was having to wait another three years before leaving the White Tower at work, or being chased by the wolf every step of the way emotionally, or there were some hidden minefields planted by the identity of the original protagonist, many of the male characters gave me the feeling that they were emotionally connected to the heroine, but the heroine was not very good at handling the emotions of multiple people. I feel like she is a growth type of heroine. I hope she can take on her own role in the future.

After reading the latest chapter, I went back and read the introduction, and I got the meaning of the labels of "staged 1V1 ➕ transference, poaching, love the new, hate the old" and "do not take the initiative, do not refuse". From the perspective of harem literature, it is indeed female-centered. I saw a comment in the author's comment area that "girls with different personalities face different ways of being chased in love", which feels pretty good What's novel is that the heroine's character and the way she handles the male characters are always on my mind, making me frown and then understand. The heroine's character is quite close to the reality of ordinary people, but emotionally she seems to manipulate the male protagonists, like a "scumbag" whose ambiguous boundaries are unclear and only allows the Zhouzhou officials to set fires and not allow the people to light lamps. I will save it first. Come back after it's finished. On the other hand, the writing style is very good and the diction is very delicate and gorgeous. Good reviews! [Shy][shy][shy]

It's good to watch, but it seems that the later plot is a bit disconnected from the previous one. The early plot is refreshing and silky smooth. The heroine handles things steadily, cautiously and well-founded. The men are also fragrant. The look and feel is very good. I thought it was going to be a heartthrob scumbag + career success, but At present, it seems that the heroine suddenly becomes indecisive and makes impulsive moves from time to time. Although it can be attributed to the heroine's young age, I think there can be a better way to deal with it; Maomao's emotional line is a bit strange, which is caused by the staged 1v1 setting. Is it connected? I hope that in the subsequent plots, the heroine can grow up quickly and set a main tone, and not be naive and stable at the same time; the emotional line can be more flexible. If you want to have a 1v1, have a sweet love. After the breakup, the next one will be better, or he will be a scumbag. I want to feel at ease. Children make choices and I want them all. The cats and cats separated without making good use of them. It's better not to talk about this part. There could have been a lot of fun [I almost cried]. Sensible men should learn to compete quietly and don't embarrass the girls by dragging them in front of them.

It was fun to watch at first, until the author emphasized for the nth time the differences between the heroine and the original protagonist, which made people uncomfortable. The first red panda sentry who approached her was interested in the original owner. He asked for a social account but didn't get it, but the heroine gave it to him. Also, the heroine will dream about the original owner's experience when she is unconscious. She knows that the original owner hates the sentinels, but the heroine's behavior has nothing to do with me, and is very gentle to almost all the sentinels (except for the mean-mouthed ones) she guides. This is really a very serious matter. I urgently want to know whether the heroine is the original owner. If not, won't the heroine take over (the wording is serious but you understand) and the people who like the original owner will forgive her for her against the original owner's wishes?

The writing is quite good, but there is no Sentinel who has a strong impression yet. Sui Heyi feels that both of them are immature and lack sexual tension. The heroine's character is typical of ancient times, innocent, silly and sweet. She often makes sudden stupid moves to promote the plot, which is a bit difficult to evaluate. She has no ability and always brings trouble to those around her, and she has no self-awareness. Emmm It's a pity to throw away the food if it tastes tasteless.

At first, I thought the heroine was a smarter type with a softer personality. But in fact, after reading it, it is a bit different from what I thought. The heroine is sometimes smart and sometimes not smart, has a soft personality, sometimes has a superfluous compassion, and is not clear-headed. (Personal opinion), maybe it's because she lost her memory, or maybe she just traveled through time? It's still relatively simple. The heroine in my imagination is soft and sometimes a bit dull, but very smart and cute. Even if she has compassion, she will help her on the premise of protecting her ability and status. Other than that, there are no other highlights in the chapters I've seen. The author's writing style is quite good, and the characters' personalities are well portrayed. I haven't seen any female competition so far. Although it's not quite what I imagined, the content is quite interesting.

The heroine without memory is just a little white flower. She will be soft-hearted and guilty at every turn, and she will blush... In comparison, her character when she had memories at the beginning is more interesting, with that kind of cold rejection and even disgust towards the sentries. Imagine that the male protagonists who are unable to love endure the disgusted eyes of their loved ones and humbly beg for a little love, only to be looked down upon by the female protagonist. She is as far away as an army worm and cannot be touched. She cannot bear it and has to force love with red eyes and humiliation. The closer she gets to the heroine, the more she gets stabbed but she is happy with it. This kind of personality is more touching. I hope the heroine's temperament will change after she regains her memory. Anyway, I am really irritated by the temperament of this little white flower now... By the way, do you have any recommendations for such articles?

I like the interaction between the heroine and the male characters, and the author's writing is also good. The only thing that makes me feel bad is that the emotional line of the heroine is not handled well. The 1V1 with Shi Shixue was not sincere and there was cold violence. In the relationship with him, there were ambiguous interactions with other male characters. However, it did fit in with the introduction of not taking the initiative, not refusing, and not being responsible.

It's actually quite good-looking, and the characters are well-developed. It's quite normal for the heroine to deal with some situations she doesn't understand about the current situation. Although she may feel that her abilities are not strong enough, the arrangement under that situation is reasonable. Both parties in the relationship have their own shortcomings, which are quite normal. The character creation is quite good, and the psychological changes and emotional descriptions of the characters are very good in my opinion. There are no exaggerated modifiers. Being in a different world and feeling lonely inside, I think it's normal to have some negative emotions and overbearing thoughts. And the heartthrob is very logical, I don't know if I can say that. Hey-hey

The foreshadowing is very attractive. I really want to know what happened before the heroine lost her memory, and who the mysterious person is. The heroine's character and image are three-dimensional, and she has her own thoughts. She is not blindly perfectionistic. For example, in matters of love, there are things that are not handled properly (because I am from a God's perspective), but this is understandable in the helpless situation. The heroine also has her thoughts later. Quite three-dimensional. There are enough details and delicate parts that make people unable to resist watching it over and over again. It's so exciting! The characters of the male protagonists are also different and very distinct, and the subsequent changes for the female protagonist are also gradual and smooth. At last! I want to say! Great author! I really want to see the follow-up, please update more! [Sending Hearts][Blowing Kisses]