Identity V: A Blank Love Diary

This book has a romantic pairing, and it's very well written 😢 It doesn't portray anyone as spoiled. Luca is a capable genius inventor, not some hermit or a super-sleazy guy (?) Like in some other books. It doesn't constantly dwell on Luca's past or his own pain, nor is it a typical "chasing-after-his-wife" scenario. Jack isn't some yandere, wife-protecting maniac.

It's really good! Everyone in the story is so vivid (≧و≦). If you've read too many angst stories, you can come here for a sweet one ('▽'). Everyone on the UnionPay side is together now, and Jack's side is making progress too. What do the others mean by expressing their feelings? Looking forward to the next development (*σ´∀`)σ. Author, please don't overwork yourself 😊, hurry up and give us more delicious stories, the kids are hungry~

A fantastic idea. The author's writing of this book, like the echoing labyrinth within it, promises a bright future. The pairings are delicate and nuanced, a truly delightful read that kept me excited. Alva is simply a captivating beauty. The book's premise is so fresh and engaging. It's a truly delightful new world. I really want this author to help me get my first book to a 9-point rating as soon as possible. Identity V fanfiction!

A really high-quality book, with a fresh story, a smooth and vivid plot, and lively, well-developed characters. (The grilled tangyuan are seriously so cute!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! 😘😘😘😘😘😘😘😘😘😘😘😘😘😘😘😘😘😘😘😘😘😘😘😘😘😘😘😘😘😘😘😘😘😘😘😘😘😘😘😘😘) Never mind, I guess I'm just crazy.

It's absolutely amazing! \(//∇//)\ I've already read it four times. Because the world-building is completely fictional, the characters' personalities are slightly altered. However, it's very well written. A delicious and sweet read, purely sweet with no angst. Anyone who's been overwhelmed by the angst of other authors should definitely check this out; it's incredibly sweet. Highly recommended!

Overall, this book is pretty good. The relationships between the various couples are well-described. However, the author still needs to fill in a few plot holes. For example, how did Joseph fall in love with Aesop in the beginning? There's no explanation or narration of the story; it feels like the romance was written just to make the two protagonists fall in love, without any emotional…

It's so good, incredibly good! As a girl who loves playing games, I'm completely powerless against stories about battles and games. The author didn't write too many out-of-character moments, at least not in terms of character development. I initially saw it on someone else's recommended bookshelf, and fell in love with it halfway through. The author's writing is truly excellent.

First of all, I'm so happy it's finished! I really love this kind of ensemble fanfiction set in a fictional world. It's set in a modern world, sweet and without any angst. The author's writing is delicate, giving each character a unique mission and meaning. Aside from individual character designs, it has nothing in common with the game (it's not an extension of the game).

The author's writing avoids the stereotypical extreme OOC (out-of-character) feel of traditional couples! It's not overly OOC either; the characters' personalities are quite well-suited, and the portrayal of the youthful ensemble cast is exceptionally beautiful!

This is absolutely amazing! I've read all three of Xiao Jiu's books, except for the one that's still being serialized. While reading, I felt like my heart was connected with the characters. Their tension made me tense, their excitement made me excited. Seeing them holding hands and kissing made me as excited as a monkey in front of the screen.