Chainsaw Man: Starting as Makima's Dog Made Me Forget My Roots

I like the 1st copy the most. Show affection with Xiaohong while fighting monsters. So sweet. It's a pity that I lost my memory in the end. Everything is like a dream, turned into a broken bubble [crying] Time is so tight, I seem to be able to see my love for Xiaohong through the protagonist of the book, but I can't express it. I hope that Xiaohong's memory can be returned later, maybe as a side story. Have another sweet reunion

I quite like it, even though I am a pure party fan. But this can be regarded as the only harem book that I can read. It is not the kind of book that mindlessly describes how beautiful the heroine is and then puts it away. The appearance is not described many times throughout the whole process, but it allows readers to imagine how cute the heroine is and how handsome the hero is. The main focus is on inner beauty. There is no need to say more about the battle plot, just those two words, it is very burning and comfortable, and it perfectly depicts how sinister the male protagonist is.

The book is good, but it doesn't fit the tongue, so it goes away. See comment on Xiaoshu Shan. When I saw one volume, there were more knives and less sugar, and the author said there were "eight beauties in the harem", so I gave it up. But as everyone has their own love, and a good work cannot be ruined by one person, I left five stars and a short review to show my book friends.

Start low and go high, definitely worth reading. Advantages: The male protagonist doesn't have facial expressions, he becomes more handsome as you get to the back, and he has many shameless tricks. There's a lot of foreshadowing, and there's a lot of fire behind it. The emotional scene with Xiao Xiaohong later was so sweet. Disadvantages: The pace is slow, there are almost no upgrades in the front, and you need to calm down to read.

The flavor of the vine tree is simply overflowing. The protagonist is crazy and arrogant in nature, and the author improvises. Although the protagonist is given an invincible hook, this book is not an ordinary mindless novel that follows the main plot to level up. It prefers to borrow the worldview of the original work to write its own story. The description of the relationship between Xiaohong and Xiaohong in Dazang Village is a masterpiece, but in the end it had to end regrettably due to the intervention of some demons. She was unable to love her and escaped the danger of demon hunters. She also failed to live a happy life of her own. This may also be a kind of incomplete beauty. Mortal struggles in life and death: whether to forgive the wife and daughter who tortured him all his life and finally woke up; whether his son and daughter are about to die, who to choose to save; whether to save ordinary people or kill demons to gain invincible power; whether to believe in a strange savior or to wait for rescue in a seemingly safe place... However, after the peak of life and death, the story fell into dullness again, and I look forward to the author's further development. Also, fan fiction is by no means as superficial as cool fiction. Maybe some readers like to see the protagonist follow the main plot as a tool, fighting monsters, leveling up, and rescuing decent characters. Even if the protagonist is invincible and has defeated all the villains, it is still the development of the original plot. I hope the author will not cater to this relatively vulgar taste and write a new story of his own.

It's good-looking, really good-looking. When I saw the introduction, I thought it would be some kind of mindless show-off or system-based article. In fact, it seems that the system exists and has no sense of existence. Then the enemies are well designed and strong. The writing is really good. The plot is also It made me feel like I was watching the electrocution of a cat station. The writing is very good and there are a lot of foreshadowings and other characters. By the way, I really like Ma Qima. Mainly because the attributes of this character really poked me and left a deep impression on me. To put it bluntly, it feels like every attribute has been adapted to my aesthetic point. It's a pity that she is a bad woman (I don't know if there is anyone like me). Overall, it's very good to read. This book can be regarded as the best work of the Chainsaw Man fanfic. I've read it so far. It's worth reading. It's so good and I love reading it. I hope it won't stop updating. It's really good.

Shennong's evaluation: It's good to watch, but if people who don't have clear logic watch it, they will feel very confused. The emotions are very delicate. There are many articles that describe the emotional drama very well. The details of the battle of wits are very good, and the description of the battle is also very good. But if you just like to watch the battle, or don't want to be grinded out, If you are stuck in a grinding relationship and just want to pursue a happy one, I might not recommend it. The writing is very good. It can be said that if it can keep up, it will be the first in the Chainsaw Man fanfic series. This book is a harem novel. No matter how pure and pure the previous writing is, it is a harem.

Fujimoto Shu's narrative is clear and logical, with a sense of anime scenes. It has the same madness as the original work, a powerful, cautious and lucky villain, and an unlucky Mongolian cheating protagonist. The stories are interlocking and very interesting.

A very good Chainsaw Man fanfic, the author is suspected to be Fujimoto Motoki, haha. The author has a strong writing style, a strong visual sense, and a strong sense of strength. The one star I'm missing is because I was a little tired of watching it. Firstly, it's always unclear who is talking to whom in the dialogue; secondly, the scene changes are abrupt, and the camera suddenly changes without a smooth connection; thirdly, Fujimoto's pain is suddenly thrown out and fleeting, and it is taken away in just a few paintings. This is good, and the audience is not immersed in the pain.

The author's style is quite interesting. The content he created has his own aesthetic style and plot ingenuity. I like it very much. However, too frequent emphasis on repeating certain behaviors of the characters will make the readers' impression of the characters become thin and similar to stereotypes. This makes the characters created with a lot of ink and emotion be briefly summarized and labeled by their repetitive and emphasized behaviors (such as the protagonist, but because he is the protagonist, it can be improved through a lot of plot description). On the contrary, it loses the ability for readers to think deeply about the character's background and understand the plot. However, this is also good. It can quickly establish the base of a new character, show off the characteristics as much as possible, and fill in the characters. Sometimes the atmosphere and scenes are very Jiangnan-like. I feel that Jio is influenced by a lot of Jiangnan. The shortcomings are also the same. For online novels, I can only say that Bro should write hard to show his talent. It is a pleasure to write. For those who have not read the book, I think it can be enjoyed directly. Even those who are not interested in this kind of plot and writing can still enjoy it if they go for the emotional drama. All in all, I am really looking forward to the author's next performance. I give it five stars and hope the author will persevere and don't die suddenly.