British and Americanimperfect Love

In the first world, I think the heroine and Thomas are in a love-hate relationship. The heroine longs for power and prestige, and she is also obsessed with Tom and his upcoming transformation of the new world. On the contrary, Tom wanted to control it, to ensure that the sharp blade he possessed would not betray him at the critical moment. It's just beautiful! The love between them is not pure, it is composed of interests and desires. In the early stage, the heroine became obsessed with it and fell into the traps and interests given by Tom. The hostess taught Tom how to love and how to love, which is the kind of sick love that is not healthy. If you eat too much normal love, you have to eat a little bit of the abnormal taste~ The female protagonist and male protagonist in the second world are also very interesting! They involve each other and restrict each other, which is very interesting!

In fact, this platform is more suitable for fast-paced, frequently slap-in-the-face, and illogical, brainless and enjoyable articles. You will know what the readers here like by reading another book review. The author explains it very clearly in the first story and avoids the lightning in advance. The heroine forgives Tom not only because of love, but also based on reality. The reality is that in the magical world, magic is power, and strength is the main factor. Tom is the most powerful dark wizard in history. Even if the heroine succeeds in seizing power, what's the use? In the original book, why was Fudge, as the Minister of Magic, so afraid of Dumbledore? Isn't it because he is powerful? Tom's character is determined by his character. It is difficult for him to trust others, so he must constantly test the heroine to make sure that she is safe and harmless. Isn't this a kind of love? (Albeit twisted). He would definitely not test others like this, he would just use Legilimency. As for Cassandra, she was born in Slytherin. She believes in the supremacy of strength. She is good at judging situations. Her power comes from Tom. Moreover, they have feelings and have the same goal. Only when she is crazy would she betray or kill Tom (she doesn't have the strength either). Sometimes it's not best to go head-to-head. That's what Gryffindors do. It's not a good way to overcome toughness with softness. As long as the result is good, why care about the process? The lucky part is also good to watch. It's been a long time since I've seen such an ordinary, kind and tough growth-oriented heroine. From low self-esteem to self-confidence, the heroine has never changed her kind character even after she became famous. Her kindness is not hypocritical at all, and she is not a virgin. So far I have seen Bruce's unit, it's super sweet, I can't help but laugh every time I watch it. The young couple are so cute, and the ambiguous atmosphere is created very well. Bruce is very good at flirting, but Leah, you are such a piece of wood. Brucei finally "received all the hardships" and got the beauty back in his arms. The perfect fairy tale. Typical readers will definitely not like this book, the slow pace, Delicate emotions, no cheating, no OOC, no discomfort. Come on, the author, I want to see more interesting stories! Armistice Day is one of the best love stories I have ever read and I highly recommend this chapter. After watching it, I couldn't get out of it for a long time, because it was neither a traditional he nor a be, and I was worried about the fate of the male and female protagonists. Their future is uncertain. Maybe Bruce can't resist the virus and will go to his original fate. Even if they can live in peace for the rest of their lives, he will leave Celeste first and leave her alone. (This ending is very likely) I will cry to death just thinking about it.

The author's writing style is so good that he has eaten the fine chaff.

Help, the author's writing is very good, but there are always things I don't understand. For example, in the Injustice Superman story, how did the two of them develop? Where is the point where the emotions arise? I was confused after reading this [face covering]

Although I came here based on Sherlock Holmes, the author's writing style is so good that I decided to read it one by one. It's so beautiful.

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