The Outcast: Miss Hu Tao Is Popular as Ever Today

Putting aside irrelevant prejudices, the charm of this book is natural and pure. The language is smooth and natural, and the integration of world views is also quite harmonious. The setting of "two worlds coexisting" is even more fascinating and fascinating. As a fanfic, the presentation of the original setting is perfect, as if we can truly see what another being with the same personality would do in this situation; but at the same time, we can also see the difference between the two, and see the change in the protagonist's thoughts - there is no artificiality or mechanical application. The plot can be said to be interlocking, and revenge is undoubtedly a small climax, but what is truly exquisite is the introduction of the setting, the extension of the plot, and the interweaving of bright and dark lines. It's easy to realize that the author's design for the casting makes everything so logical. At present, I am very pleasantly surprised by the integration and shaping of the world view. Just this display has already raised my expectations.

The early part is very interesting, but there are not many words. I don't know how it will be in the future. Let's give it a four-star rating. At least the book is written like a walnut, unlike some transformation novels that don't have that flavor. This book really has the flavor of a walnut.

God among gods, Hutao is really Hutao, and Hutao blends well with one person. It has the flavor of a light novel and a little bit of martial arts. It's a pity that the author estimated that the signing of the 300,000-word contract collapsed, which is a pity. I'll give you money to write a book when I come back, Hun Dan [angry]

It's one of the better-looking ones. The author has a deep understanding of Hutao and his fans. There is basically nothing objectionable about Hutao Chu. The source of his power is also very reasonable. The only shortcoming is that the foreshadowing is a bit jerky. But the logic and the relationship between the characters make up for it perfectly. It is the most satisfying humanities book I have ever read. I give it five stars in Tomato. Come on, I'm optimistic about you (♡>𖥦<)/♥

To be honest, when I saw the name of this book, I thought it would be like other transformation novels, with OOC characters and a lumpy plot. I didn't even plan to click on this book, but because Tomato recommended this book to me many times, I clicked on it at my leisure. This book gave me a big surprise. The plot is rich and the characterization is reasonable. It is so reasonable that I feel that if it were me, he (she) would do this and think so. (Hu Tao is not the only one who is good at character creation, Chu Nan is also very good.) It has a bit of fun and everything, but it is not as stiff or awkward as ordinary novels. The label "warmth" is also clearly reflected, but it does not directly tell you what happiness and warmth are, but in some inconspicuous corners, a familiar word, a familiar joke, it is really revealed. It is not duckweed in the water (you can see it, but you can't touch it) but the simplest spring breeze in life (bathing in it). I hope this story can go on and on, a beautiful story. Come on, meow [laugh][laugh][laugh]

The author is still too awesome. He has portrayed the image of Hu Tao so well that I recommend 80 chapters a day. Please, this is really good. I recommend updating 500 chapters a day.

From a Hutao chef perspective, the characterization and character in this book are unrestored, including Hutao's life experience and abilities. From the perspective of an alien, the integration of the plot and settings in this book is very natural. The settings and plots of the original gods and aliens are very balanced, and the original gods will not dominate the aliens, and there will be no plots such as pulling the strings. In terms of characters, I personally think it is a channel that can be watched by both men and women (because I have watched a lot of both men and women). I have only read more than a hundred chapters so far and I think it is very good. I hope it will not stop updating. Highly recommended by Walnut Chef

Looks good, looks good, looks good, looks good. (If the author can see it, I want to show off that Hu Tao and I have the same birthday.)

Long live walnut! Long live! Long live! I've only watched the first season of Under One Person, and I thought it was great. Look forward to other people's evaluation. This little bit is enough for anyone to read. The author is too short, too small and weak.

Character design: The flavor of walnut is vivid, it can be 6.5 Plot: There are flaws, it is recommended to practice more, 6 Tempo: 6.5, Not very cool. Writing style: 6.5, Normal tomato writing style Creativity: The collision between the original God and the world under one person, excellent routine, 7 points Evaluation: High-quality works above the passing line