The American Civil War: My Days Living with a Dragon Girl

Look what good stuff I got in Tomato Hey hey hey I really like this kind of imagination. Magical realism. It's really unbearable for a vampire to go to war and freeze to death in Russia (). The character creation is also very lovable. When I read it, I felt a sad mood, a feeling of dazzling sunshine, like the atmosphere of a war movie, but also mixed with modern technology. Although the story is fictional, the emotions are generally delicate and real.

I've been reading it for a long time, and I've only read half of it. Here's my humble opinion: Is this book good? My rating is that it looks great! At the same time, the subject matter is also very novel! Can be attractive. Asians + modern war themes + romance + single female protagonist is already a rare theme combination, and it is attractive enough. The author's literary skills are also very strong, and he has a strong sense of description of the atmosphere on the war front, making people feel depressed and desperate all the time. The fusion of themes is also very good. Based on the Civil War about black liberation, it created an Asian version of the Civil War and explored the almost unresolvable conflicts between different species. (There are also wonderful metaphors from the author, which can relieve the depressing atmosphere at any time) The author is also very strong in shaping various characters, and can quickly make each character deeply rooted in people's hearts. Since each character is very three-dimensional (anyway, it is basically difficult to forget these characters after a period of time after I read it), such as: Long Niang, who longs to return home and likes to eat Chinese food (and the protagonist), why is there such a huge contrast between her pre-war and post-war personalities? People can't help but want to get deeper into her; she attaches great importance to love and righteousness, values her subordinates, and just wants to lie down, but is forced to go to war by her family. (She is a single heroine anyway, and there is a dragon girl in the line, so I don't care, the little loli is my wife (want to eat shit)) This book may have other advantages, but I haven't discovered them yet, or I haven't thought of them for a while. I look forward to your additions. So, let's talk about the shortcomings of this book? Have! Of course, these views only represent my subjective opinions, which are very different from everyone's views. These shortcomings may also be caused by my problems. Slow! This was my first feeling when I was reading. I don't know if it's my personal reason, but I feel that the book's progress in each line is extremely slow, tiring, and complicated! When the author is telling one line, he will always bring along all the other lines (for example, when talking about the Taotie line, the author will advance multiple lines such as the vampire line, the dragon lady line, and the world line at the same time). Narrating multiple lines at the same time leads to the perception that each line is advanced, but it feels like there is no advancement. I feel tired just reading it! Miscellaneous! Slow! Lack of long term appeal! I usually read this book for a while, put it away for a while, read something else, and then come back to it. Because I feel that this book is difficult to attract me for a long time (of course I still like to read it). Any book will create one or more points that attract readers to continue reading. (For example: in love, you definitely want to read the story of the male and female protagonists and their sweet stories; war, the cruelty on the battlefield, many of them are looking forward to the final victory; and the subject of demi-humans is generally secondary, either bound to love, or bound to fantasy) And in the author's books , the current love line is like watching two people who are frigid (in terms of personality, not in terms of sex) interact, and the victory of the war is far away (really abstract Asian people always make me red and warm when I see them, but they are extremely consistent with the world view and setting). The atmosphere of the whole book almost makes me feel very depressed. What attracts me right now is that I want to see what other ruthless deeds those curious demi-humans can do in the Asian Liberation War (and my little loli), unlike the Black Liberation War. The fragmentation and vagueness of the worldview. Although the author occasionally mentions the setting of the worldview in the article, he never mentions it in detail or clearly. He always changes the topic while talking, which makes people like me who like new settings and worldviews very uncomfortable. The part I have seen so far does not clearly describe the history and world view of historical time. I hope that the subsequent content or the author can explain it. Note: These opinions only represent my subjective opinions, and there is a big difference between them and everyone's opinions. These shortcomings may also be caused by my problems. You still need to see them in person for the specific details. Suggestions: In addition to the above, please allow me to make a few private suggestions. Change the title. When I first saw it, I thought it was a cool article. After reading it quietly for a while, I realized that it was not a cool article. This is very important! It is easy for readers who like to read to give up the book directly based on the perception; and readers who like to read cool articles will give up the book if they find that they have been deceived after reading for a while, and they may even be criticized for the fact that the title does not match the content. Resulting in no foot traffic. Although I really don't want to, I still want to mention that the author's book is basically not suitable for tomatoes. At present, more than 99.9% (?) Of Tomato books are difficult to review. Shuangwen Liu basically occupies the mainstream, and brainless cool articles account for a large part of them (this view only applies to me personally, because everyone's Tomato recommendations are different). The author is basically not in line with the mainstream of tomatoes (Goutai's Tomatoes), and basically has no traffic at all. If the author's book is on other websites, it may develop better. Beyond that, there may be some shortcomings that I may have forgotten about or may not have read about yet. Overall, the author's book is a good book, but it needs improvement. I hope the author can see it and create a good book. ! ! ! ! Note: The above opinions are my humble opinion. There are 100 Hamlets in 100 people's hearts. Every book is different in everyone's eyes. I hope everyone can read it for themselves first and then form their own opinions instead of listening to others. This is my first time writing a long review, so I may make a lot of mistakes, and I hope you guys can correct me. (Finally, this is purely my personal idea. I hope the author can see that I want to be Divina's husband (I want to eat shit))

The writing is quite nice, but the writing style is not like online writing. Writing a book on Tomato is quite a waste. The look and feel is quite similar to the physical books I used to read. It feels like the author has read quite a few books, and there are many references to famous works or events in them. I rarely read books and can't tell the source of the quote, but I feel that the author quoted it quite clearly.

The writing is quite good, except for the unclear background at the beginning, which may cause confusion. The character creation and rhythm control are very good. You can see the protagonist's mobility and powerlessness in the background, and you can also feel the heroine's unique character. The advancement and connection of the plot are very natural and interesting, with the expected sense of expectation and twists. To be honest, it is a rare excellent work on this platform. It is a pity that not many people are willing to read it patiently. But this is not a problem with the writing, it is just the trend of the platform. Good luck, author.

The plot of the story is written in depth and organized smoothly. It wraps the oppression of reality in a fantasy style. It is a very content story so far, but the plot development that can be seen at a glance is not attractive and the readers lack a sense of gain. Personally, I feel that the plot and character creation of "The Long Goodbye" are very suitable for the author's story. In the face of the depressing reality, the characters' extraordinary actions and wisdom can attract everyone's attention, and more people will like this book.

This is the best war-themed book I have read so far. Even with my meager experience in movies and animations, it is one of the few that made me so emotional. The description of the characters is a complex and contradictory collection. It is very realistic, real and beautiful. Come on, author [blowing kiss][blowing kiss]

Different from the shock brought by other novels, this one gave me a deep sense of immersion. The protagonist is in a war and is unable to change the situation. He has experienced many things and finally longs to return to his roots. Dee's loyalty to the country and the importance he attaches to his soldiers... The conflict between orcs and humans is similar to the conflict between slave owners and world wars, but with the addition of fantasy features (birds and the like), it is different from reality and adds a little philosophy (?). In addition, there are many places in the article that made me feel numb, such as the gluttonous specimens in the art museum, the residual servility of some orcs (let's put it this way), Jiang Yi's mother's preference for boys over girls, and some officers who did not regard orcs as human beings (the winged orcs were killed by bird-repelling instruments)... The whole thing reminded me of the history of human development (). In addition, because I felt strange, I looked up the name of the heroine. It probably means the spring of fertility. In the Book of Songs "Spring Water", there is also a record of "I miss Feiquan" (Feiquan is the river of Weiguo). This poem uses the fictional return journey to reflect the helplessness of reality. The individual is restricted by etiquette and cannot return to his hometown and sublimates the sorrow of the times. Is this not true for the heroine and even this novel? It's late at night, so I'm just going to express my humble opinion. I hope this novel can stick to the ending (it will keep getting better), and I can just compliment the author on how good it is.

To be honest, the pacing of this book is quite good, perhaps because the current plot involves relatively heavy themes, but the experience and shock it brings when reading are very good. But the problem also lies in the subject matter. The subject of war is inherently very sensitive. It is easy to fail to show the cruelty of war and the relationship between the male and female protagonists perfectly. The author's writing style is very good, but the worldview structure and many settings are not expressed, which makes some plots confusing or abrupt. I hope the author can pay attention to this in subsequent writing. Overall, the flaws don't hide the flaws, and it's very good.

After reading it for the second time, I understood a lot of things. In fact, this book is a yandere article with a pure love for skin (but it is really different). There is even a small amount of partisanship mixed in. Of course, this book does contain a lot of depressing realistic elements, analyzing the relationship between humans and demi-humans. However, it needs to be pointed out that in the book, no one's views are correct, and all are wrong. There is no situation where everyone is right, not even Long Niang and Lao He. But overall, it's a very good book and worth reading (Fox is cute, the author, I want Yukio for the next book!!!)

What can I say about this book? It is plain and simple, with a hint of vicissitudes of immortality that runs through the whole book. It seems that the story should develop like this, as if an old immortal who has experienced everything is telling you his story slowly. When I finally saw the ending, I was thinking, ah, it's finally over. In fact, it should have been over long ago; but at the same time, I felt a little reluctant. But the story should indeed end. The war is over, and they have lived their ideal ordinary life. It seems that there is nothing more to write about, so let it end like this. The author's writing style wasn't the most brilliant, the plot wasn't the most engaging, and I wasn't glued to the book and couldn't put it down, but I ended up reading it in a very short time. This is a really well-written book. The ending is not perfect, but it is also rare.