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This book is really good to read, especially when it describes Lu Bu's hundreds of rounds of battle with Sun Wukong A for Dong Zhuo, but Xue Baochai is really too strong. If it weren't for Nuoshou's outer ring + Noxian guillotine, this wave of M4 six times strafing would have killed him. Other than that, I compare Appreciate what Zhuge Liang said to the 108 monkeys in Huaguoshan, "Young man, don't show off your pride in front of your brother Liang." It shows Zhuge Liang's indignation at the monkeys knocking him to death with three sticks. In short, this book has an interesting plot, a clear system, and a good description of the characters!

Overall, it's quite good. I would like to make a suggestion. The torture play at the beginning of the part of the princess's part directly drags down the villain character of the princess to the end, making it impossible to recover it later. The traffic data cannot be deceiving. The level of acceptance of abusive masters varies, but we still need to pay attention to the narrative issue from the main perspective. Master-servant play from the main perspective, especially the servant perspective, has a very small audience. It must be shown that there is no problem with the crematorium, and the degree of abuse of the master must be controlled. Don't write it down to reduce the reading pleasure. The author should have more creative experience, I just have a superficial opinion.

I don't accept such a low rating [I'm about to cry]. This is definitely the most touching movie I've seen recently. The control of this prison is very good. It can not only feel the pleasure of the heroine being imprisoned, but also retain a certain sense of security because it is a prophecy. I know this is a bit conflicting, but it is really beautiful. Please give the first heroine the witch a better ending. I feel she is quite pitiful.

It's breathtaking, astonishing and astonishing, as if it were a lifetime ago. It's been a long time since I've seen such an interesting version of Baiwen transformed into an elf lolita, and I like it even more. Monica, love it! Karen, I like it too! Captivity and training are really interesting. The most interesting thing is Belle's ability to see into the future. It's so amazing. You can see the result every time you make a choice: training in a small dark room!

Although I haven't read "Lolita", the plot of this book, the more I read it, the more it looks like the description of the "Lolita" introduction I saw online [face covering] I don't know if what I'm thinking is right? The content is classic and the writing is good. Come on

Here are 3 different styles of praise written for you, both long and short, you can copy them directly👇 A short and heart-warming statement Who knows? This book really gets better and better the more I read it ✨ The setting of Western fantasy + elf loli protagonist + prophecy ability is so novel! Every time the heroine predicts the future, it is a famous scene in a dark room, which is cute and emotional. The plot rhythm is superb, and the interaction between multiple heroines is full of tension. The unsystematic pure plot flow is very comfortable to watch. The writing is smooth and not embarrassing. I have been following the update for a long time. It is a strong benefit! Detailed Amway payment 7.9 Points are really seriously underestimated! "Ha? What the hell is it that predicts being locked up in a dark room! Really found a treasure. The protagonist travels through time and becomes an elf loli who can predict the future. Other people's predictions are from a God's perspective, but the heroine has to personally and immersively experience the seven-day future. However, every future ending is locked in a small dark room. This core feeling is exciting + the sense of contrast is full! The world view of Western Fantasy is very stable, the whole process is unsystematic, and it is purely driven by the plot. The characterization is particularly vivid, and the female characters such as witches and elves are all very charming. The atmosphere of Wanfewang + Tietie is perfectly grasped. The laughter and tension coexist, the writing is delicate, and the updates are stable. The more you read, the more you can't stop. Friends who like Western Fantasy, multiple female protagonists, and plot flow, close your eyes and rush! Funny planting model I can't help but laugh at you, family members! Others predict the future and change their fate, but the heroine predicts the future and predicts that she will be locked up in a dark room every day 😂 The protagonist of the miscellaneous elf loli is targeted by various witch sisters at the beginning. She is cowardly and cute. The plot is high-energy throughout, there are many scenes of tagging, and the flavor of Western fantasy is authentic. The whole process makes me nervous and want to laugh, and I can't bear to leave! The writing, characters, and plot are all online. It's a niche, high-quality article. If you don't read it, you'll really be at a loss! Do you need me to help you write a shorter, ultra-concise version suitable for one-click reviews?

The plot is generally very interesting, a bit like a stock-buying article (but my witch sister group is already G [face covering]), the protagonist's pulling between a group of characters is very interesting, and occasionally there are some content that is not easy to pass the review [get it]. But there are also disadvantages. The protagonist has been emphasizing the bottom line, but there is no character background to support the protagonist's setting, resulting in other "supporting characters" being better portrayed than the "protagonist" (for example, Monica's possessiveness is because her identity as a witch makes her lonely; the princess is suspected because she does not want to compete for the throne, and her favorite pet is burned to death and is unwilling to express her feelings with strong methods; the saint is alone and constantly promoted. So she is thoughtful and thoughtful. ∥But for Belle, we only know that she was originally hunted down and then saved. We know almost nothing about the "Belle" who replaced the "original Belle", so we have no idea what she is insisting on, what makes her have such courage to keep bottom line to those big people, I want to be free, etc. "Modern person" alone is not enough to support this [eating melon]).

I will give you the most direct, truthful, non-detoured, heart-wrenching, hard-core, straightforward, least inked, most poignant, most ruthless, most to the point, most straight to the point, most straight to the point, least foreshadowing, least polite, least sensational, and least nonsense. , The least roundabout, the least pretentious, the least pretentious, the least verbose, the least procrastinating, the least tactful, the least disguised, the least hidden, the most straightforward, the most explicit, the most realistic conclusion, the author is too big to eat [cry] [cry] [cry] [cry] The little black room must win! The author is big, private equity Shen He! ! !

The image of the protagonist, the scumbag, is really well written. Take Monica for example. When the demons attacked, the protagonist ran away regardless of Monica's life-saving grace and the protection and companionship of more than ten years. Monica was left to face it alone. Monica even almost died. The protagonist used evil deeds that had not yet happened to offset the fatal threat that Monica was bearing for the protagonist at this time. On the surface, he was wearing the cloak of "pursuing freedom", but in fact he was using Monica's blood to pave the way to freedom for himself. However, the author later wrote about the guilt and self-blame of the protagonist, and even realized that he only loves himself. In the prophecy, he witnessed the devastating blow that Monica's blackening brought to his life. It can be seen that the author deliberately describes the scumbag of the protagonist, who is sentimental and selfish, and it indeed fits the image of a scumbag. In the last prophecy of Lao Mo's chapter, the protagonist can ask Lao Mo what happened in the accident that almost caused Lao Mo to lose the protagonist. After returning to reality, let Lao Mo respond in advance. This will not only solve the crisis, but also avoid the dark room. The relationship between the two may also further deepen. In this case, Lao Mo's numerical value plus the protagonist's prophecy will make him invincible. However, precisely because of the character of the protagonist, she does not want to trust others or rely on others. It seems that such an ending can only be imagined. In short, the characters are really well created, and the author's intentional writing style is also good.

The writing is good, the plot is novel with twists and turns, and there are foreshadowings. The character creation is very successful, deeply rooted in people's hearts, and touching people's hearts inadvertently. Highlight plot: Monica did something sorry in the prophecy, but at least so far, she is really good to the protagonist, so good that she is willing to give her life. The protagonist once truly fell in love with her, but the truth of the prophecy made her disappointed and even desperate, so she ran away. Monica's helplessness and despair touched me deeply. Maybe she also wanted warmth. I really hope Monica can make changes, and I hope the protagonist can give Monica another chance, and the two of them treat each other sincerely... Overall, this book is truly gold, and I can't begin to describe the experience. The writing is excellent, the plot is smooth and vivid, and the characters are three-dimensional. Finally, I hope the protagonist can live a better life. It must be He, please.

The characterization in the book is very good, but when you experience the characterization of the witch chapter, if you turn to the saint chapter, from Monica to Karen, from the small house to the holy city, the change of the character center and narrative space is conducive to the development of the plot, but it will make people feel that their favorite character has become a supporting role, which is very uncomfortable [crying]

I haven't finished reading it yet, but I only read the previous one. Maybe it's wrong. Maybe I've read less. I haven't read many books where the protagonist has the power of prophecy. Most of them are about death regression or simulation. Some of the prophecies made by the protagonist are too long, either a few years or a few months. It feels very abrupt without a process. The protagonist didn't care about what happened in the middle, and just passed the route. It was a bit bad in terms of perception. I remember reading a book where the protagonist would take notes when he started prophesying to solve this shortcoming. However, this information gap may be needed to achieve a dramatic effect. Generally speaking, except for this shortcoming, which is a shortcoming for me, it is pretty good. It is a very unique viewing experience. The emotional descriptions of the protagonists by the heroines are quite good. I am looking forward to the follow-up content and will continue to watch it.

The characters are portrayed in a very three-dimensional way. Belle's inner conflict, the conflict between her personality pursuit and the external environment create an imperfect but very real person. Such a character breaks away from the emotional and moral shackles of a "sage" and provides a good foundation for all plots. The most outstanding thing is the setting. Similar works often face a problem: if they focus on daily life, they lack strong sensory description stimulation; if they focus on sadomasochism, then overly paranoid and depressive content will erase the sense of hope and vitality, which will not only affect the perception but also reduce the audience size. However, the setting of the protagonist being able to uncontrollably experience the foreknowledge of fate greatly relaxes the narrative restrictions, while controlling the rhythm, the above two are perfectly compatible; the repeatedly strengthened sense of fate promotes the development of the plot, broadens the narrative dimension and content, and can further intensify the conflicts faced by Belle. Through the choices made again and again, she can gain insight into the inner truth and the playfulness of fate, thus supplementing the grand sense of the novel to a certain extent. Although I can't think of a plot line with a happy ending other than letting Belle die once, this is the best book I've ever read on the same subject [Please update][Please update][Please update]

The veins are clear and the Qi is irritating. The setting of Gu is eye-catching, and the real person has caught it perfectly and extended the system. The characters are well developed, and even the supporting characters have distinct personalities, which is very disappointing. In my opinion, the protagonist Fang Yuan has never had any demonic nature that has been repeatedly mentioned, but only has persistence that is different from ordinary people. It's a pity that the real person still couldn't resist the temptation of traffic and insisted on writing about Fang Yuan's Battle of the Giant Sun and the Stars, which led to the book being banned. It really makes me sigh with regret

Too few people have read it, less than 30,000. The setting of this book is relatively novel and innovative, and the writing is very strong. Almost everyone's personality is displayed, and there is no feeling that it is abrupt. The writing style is also good, simple and unpretentious, but there are not too many gorgeous descriptions, and the characters are vivid and vivid. The most important thing is that it never made me feel bored from beginning to end, and there was always an intriguing plot. The world view is small and lacks a sense of grandeur. However, this book is not originally written as an epic, so there is no need to pursue this. I feel that compared to tomatoes, cats are more suitable for authors. There is also a lot of potential in Bianbai there. I don't know how much the author earns here. It's really a bit less for a 30,000-year-old student.

My review from my experience: It's passable, and it's pretty good to read it in one sitting. The advantage is that the protagonist's character gradually becomes stronger with the plot, but also becomes more and more scummy. The emotional line is combined in the future and the present, and the heroine's feelings for the protagonist are felt from two perspectives. The description of the relationship is more delicate, but the description could be longer. It would be better, and you can see more of the daily life with the protagonist. I hope that the later chapters can be longer than the Holy Girl Volume, and you can see more emotional descriptions of the protagonist and other heroines [Eating Melon] The bad aspect may be that the heroines have extreme personalities or excessive behaviors, which may affect my perception. However, the subsequent expression of love for the protagonist can neutralize these bad aspects. Finally, the setting of multiple heroines makes me a little regretful. Maybe I prefer pure love. All in all, it's average to above average (the author will update quickly [crying] I miss you, Lao Lian)

I have read sixty chapters so far: the plot is coherent, the emotions are touching, and the writing style is plain. The most valuable thing is that occasionally some chapters are thought-provoking and leave a deep impression on the readers. After all, who doesn't like fragrant, soft and cute little white dumplings? [Shy][Shy], there is almost nothing to complain about. Very supportive of entering the pit! ! !

It's so beautiful. It actually gave me a different kind of emotion in my heart.

A perfect piece. Perfection doesn't require many adjectives. Perfect is perfect (as long as the subsequent writing is not troubling) The destiny that indulges in prophecy can only be played by fate in the end. This is the fundamental source of the protagonist's tragedy. He is addicted to false deductions and ignores the role of the human being. In the end, we can only sink and swim in the sea of ​​suffering. Can the author refer to my idea for the ending? In fact, the deduction of fate is never accurate. In fact, the ability to deduce is just a joke made by fate. The witch could have become a good person, the saint may not have to give birth to a child by then, the witch may be dead, and the princess may be changing. But the prophecy shows none of this, and she plays a nasty joke on the protagonist. No matter what you do, the prophecy will not give you a good ending. The protagonist is bound to suffer bad luck, his offline is constantly decreasing, and the prophecies he suffers are also getting worse. Ignoring the role of human beings and clinging to an illusory destiny can only end up chasing lower and lower goals. Suddenly looking back, in a distant timeline. The protagonist who hasn't left may be growing old with Monica on the snow-capped mountains. It's not that the witch pushed. The prophecy is likely to be wrong, and it is not certain whether the witch herself survives. Even if she survives, the protagonist is still alive, and even if she dies, there is nothing she can do. When the protagonist believes the prophecy, fate has begun to turn. The God of Destiny may not be able to change fate. Those who play with fate will eventually be played by fate, and those who pursue illusory prophecies will only fall into the mortal world.

It's so good, I have to watch it every day. There is a future where I marry Kallen, but why was I caught by Anvia again? How can this be connected with marrying Kallen [laughter] I should be the one who watched it for the longest time [laughing evilly][laughing evilly][laughing evilly]

The writing is smooth and clear, and the character that impressed me most was the witch sister Monica. She protected little Belle very well, and no one dared to bully Bai Hezi. If she didn't have witch disease, they might be a match made in heaven. I really like her tolerance and concern for the protagonist in the main line, and I regret that they missed time and time again in the if line. But I will undoubtedly support this pairing forever (don't you dare not give Belle a good look in front of Monica😡😋). Even though the protagonist met many more people in the later volumes, they never gave me the same shocking feeling as Monica. Finally, I expressed my humble opinion: The only flaw is that what Belle wants is freedom and respect, but at present I don't see anyone who really cares about her opinion. I actually cannot accept the behavior of the princess towards her. Everyone has natural human rights and the pursuit of happiness. Rights, let alone Belle who cares so much about herself, this is an injustice to her. From Monica to the princess, the protagonist has been pursuing freedom, but fate has never been fair. I hope that the protagonist can transform for his own freedom and make practical instead of fantasy. Thank you for taking the time to read my ramblings

The character of the heroine is very attractive. She is not a righteous and kind-hearted traditional protagonist. It can even be said that she is not a good protagonist. She is very selfish and a bit cold-blooded. But I think such a protagonist is the most attractive. The other four female protagonists are also very attractive. The other female supporting characters who don't have many plot roles are also very attractive. I personally feel that this book has a particularly good description of the characters. Then in terms of the plot, I can only say that it was really sweet when I was writing it, and it was really sweet when I was cutting it. The daily interactions with the other heroines were very sweet, but when I first predicted it later, I started to cut people, especially when Kallen died, it was really cutting.

It's a very good book [Adoration]. The description of emotions is very delicate, and the scenes are also written in detail [Adoration]. The only thing that feels a little abrupt is that the protagonist is kidnapped by the Queen and forced to enter the Queen's chapter. The transition and adaptation are very fragmented. Everything else is pretty good [Lick Screen]

The content of this book is roughly: Asking what love is in the world will directly teach people that it is impossible to recover. Our weak protagonist will suffer disasters and C's one after another in the future. As the god of fate, he reflects on his love and always wants to escape fate. If he doesn't defeat it, it will be difficult to defeat him. He is enslaved by fate. No matter the past, present or future, he will never be able to escape.

It is a very interesting novel. The author's writing style is very humorous. I didn't want to read the novel at first, but then I discovered the treasure (I hope the author will update it more).

The writing is quite good. The only pain point is that I didn't see many female protagonists. I brought myself into Monica, and I felt like I was being bullied [crying] [crying] I can't watch the rest anymore. It makes me so uncomfortable.

Very nice! Even the exams these days are tied. I like Xiaoya better. Currently, I feel the best and like it the most. After scolding her, she can understand and make some changes. I feel that she is also a gentle person. I really hope that this chapter can have a good ending and not be like Sister Mo. It hurts too much [crying] [crying] I feel sorry for Monica. I hope there is a chance to clear up the misunderstanding. The real book is very good, five stars ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐

Things are starting to get interesting. Generally speaking, it's not bad. The author's writing is very good and I can't stop reading it. But there is also a poisonous point. Well, the character of the protagonist may be criticized. After all, it is a bit selfish. In addition, the world view, um, the magical modern world of Western Fantasy, is full of changes. Ah, the world is hopeless. The characters, um, the opening chapter will make people feel like this. People are not good, and there is a strong sense of unknown, but it will gradually clear up at the end of the chapter (actually it has always been white), but some characters, uh, it is very refreshing to see, it is really a bit bt haha, overall evaluation, 4 stars, currently serialized 450 chapters, to give a setting (for those who read the book review first), the golden finger of the protagonist predicts the future, once every seven days, sometimes it works, sometimes it does not work, there will be supplements later.

The emotional tone of this book is somewhat complex, with love and hate intertwined, making the narrative no longer single and pure, breaking away from the monotonous lyrical lines of ordinary romance novels, making the story ups and downs, and always stimulating readers' interest in reading. In the context of intertwined love and hate, the protagonist, Little Belle, is bound by fate. The prophecy is more like a curse of fate than a golden finger. Under the guidance of prophecies, Belle, through her own efforts, struggles to explore a perfect future. Although Belle is the reincarnation of a god (probably), she is controlled by her own good moral quality. She is not the kind of dark character who cares about things that have nothing to do with her, and has no interest in getting up early. Instead, she is a kind and responsible good loli. Also, this novel has educational significance in the concept of love. In addition, boss, boss, if we write the plot of the protagonist and the heroines getting along like this, will it really not get elbowed by Shen He?>ᗜ<˶

It's very interesting. This is the most educated and cultivated book I've ever seen. The author's backstage is ridiculously hard. It ranks second among the ones I've watched at this stage (the fruit platter is first). I won't control the points. I should give this one a 10.0 Rating. Come on, author. At first glance, the plot is not very obvious. It feels like it was written for education and training. But later on, the plot is perfected and all the logic is connected. Especially the ability to experience the future personally gives the author a lot of space and imagination. The author's writing is also very good. Overall, it is very good, but I do not recommend [Sending Hearts]