After the Evil Duchess Was Put to Death, Everyone Was Cremated

It's quite interesting, provided that you can accept that the author's writing style has a bit of a rough feel to it. I put it aside and listened, and couldn't help but hum: Northeast China🦶🦶🦶 is my hometown🛖🛖🛖 Suona🎺🎺🎺 blew out a beautiful look🥁🥁🥁🥰🥰🥰

It's indeed a good article, and it's not a mindless article. Although it does have a chatterbox-like dialogue, it won't turn into a Northeastern flavor when you read it. That's it. It's not good if your mind automatically forms the Chinese pronunciation when you read it, so I'd better listen to it and read it. [Sentiment] The author either translated a novel into Japanese, or he is Japanese, because later in the writing, the Japanese flavor became very strong. I am a wolf, my salary is calculated in Japanese yen, my younger brother is Kenta, I like to eat rice and sashimi, and I eat miso natto, red bean desserts and the like all day long. Is there any Chinese food? The characters' personalities and dialogues all have a Japanese comic feel to them, so is it to cover up the Japanese flavor? The first part is written in a northeastern style, and the second part is written in a new-school vernacular that is half-literate. Both styles are very different for a magical medieval Western fantasy novel.

Let me give you a 5-star review first. It's very detailed.

Why does it feel like a Japanese light novel?

This one and the other one I read should be translated from the same novel, but this one is in dialect style, and that one is in Japanese light novel style hahaha

Take a good look, take a look, take a look

Did my wife's previous account belong to Lin Beili? Why was this article not updated until April last year? Is the data bad?

Super delicate, the supporting characters are described with special care, and there are little touches in life. It's quite engaging and you won't get tired of reading it. It's not a fun read.

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

The overall story is well written, but the local dialect used in the Western setting is hard to listen to. Even listening to the book feels like it has a northern flavor.

It's good. It describes life scenes very well. It improves step by step. It reads very realistically.

The group portraits and supporting roles are well written, and there are always a lot of small touches. It's not a tomato novel, it's the kind of feeling like flowing on a clear spring stone, slowly telling the story.

It's super good-looking, has a comic feel, and has a vast world.

I feel like the author should be from the Northeast, there are always a lot of things [laughing and crying]