The Seventh Book in Zhaozhao's Journey Home

Let's talk about the good things about this book first. 1. It's a refreshing novel. It doesn't have the bullshit that many period novels have. The solution is simple and neat, and it's very comfortable to read. 2. The character of the protagonist is well created and not a coward. 3. The main and branch lines are currently distributed reasonably, and land reclamation does not affect hunting and subsequent main lines too much, nor does it take up too much text. Now let's talk about the things that don't work well. 1. The introduction is a bit of a trick, twin sisters, the character of the sister is not very good, if you want to close it later, there may be some poisonous points, it depends on the author's arrangements. 2. I guess the author also feels that the hook is a bit big. After the system appears twice at the beginning, it is almost invisible. This can appropriately expand the use of the cheat finger. The single ability to obtain prey will indeed make the protagonist invincible in the early stage. 3. There is no need to describe the role of the younger brother too much. It is best not to use a villain too many times, which will affect the perception. Moreover, it is probably about to be sent to the game, and it is time to expand the map. All in all, I just came to read Shuangwen. This book is quite in line with my taste. I hope the author can keep writing steadily.

I like hunting myself, and the content is rich and interesting.

Beautiful and well written, I couldn't stop reading it.

Real, intense content. Nice

This book sounds enjoyable,

A very good novel. The life of us Northeasterners in that era was beautiful.

The beginning is pretty good, but is it good later on? Have no idea.

Good-looking, good-looking, good-looking, good-looking

The writing is okay.

A good book