The Ninth Corona

It's quite sad in the beginning, but it's very artistic, the writing is good, and the logic is reasonable. Why does this elder of the elves hate humans so much? It feels like there's a hidden story, and I'm looking forward to the rest of the plot.

There are few good books in Tomato. Currently, this is the only one in Tomato and The God of Drama that I can follow. I don't quite understand the shortcomings mentioned by other negative reviews. But I also feel that there is a problem on the part of the author. He did not clarify the absence of harem and single male protagonist in time [laughing awkwardly]. But at least he will read the readers' comments and correct the problems, so I still feel that the score of 7.4 Is low.

I only read the beginning, and I feel it is very well written. This is a true portrayal of an ordinary person traveling to another world without any system or cheats. This is the real other world that is cold, cruel, and full of villains. In fact, there is nothing wrong with any of them, but they have different positions and different perspectives from the other side.

In fact, as long as you can accept that the protagonist is not all smooth sailing, and keep watching, you will find it very interesting. It just feels a bit too overwhelming for the protagonist, but considering that the protagonist has not grown up, it is quite normal.

Nb is so powerful that it made me, a man in his 20s, cry.

The description is beautiful and full of children's unique romantic color and imagination. The emotions are sincere. From the third chapter onwards, the reader's heart has been ups and downs with the plot. This is not only a Western fantasy novel, but also a masterpiece that combines fantasy color with realistic criticism! A novel tells about the origin of race, the distinction between good and evil, class, system and other philosophical theories!

The narrative method of the grown-up male protagonist is still very clear, but the reason for helping others without hesitation is not enough, and it feels a bit forced and sensational. I prefer the academy chapter at the end, but unfortunately the elf chapter is too short. I don't understand what the author's outline is like. What's written in the back is a complete mess. The fox was written with great effort in the front. In the ghost chapter, the fox is kicked out. Instead, the little prince returns to the plot. Moreover, the person who invites the fox to join the team is actually the sword master instead of the protagonist. The fox sees the ghost in the back. The person I'm hugging is also the Sword Master. If you don't want to fire the fox cp, don't bother writing it. Also, can the gender of the little prince be put on the agenda quickly? Don't let the protagonist know, at least let us know. He cries at every turn, pulls his clothes and sleeps in the same bed. I'm not from Chengdu, so it's really disgusting [laughter]

It's beautiful, that's right! This probably won't be a double male protagonist, right? (Lin = Ling 0 I hope I'm wrong) Your brotherhood is just brotherhood, why do you describe it in such a way? I hope it won't be like the Patriarch of the Demonic Way who wrote about two people kissing each other.

If you like reading dark stories, don't get involved. This book is a story about a perfect protagonist who survives in a dark world. The protagonist has both a bottom line and a means.

"A secret about apple pie, pear blossoms, and life's first friends." I like this sentence