Jingju Cats: Mozi, Stay Away From Me

Well, how should I put it? As a platform that only counts Tomato, not counting other platforms, I have watched 2,000 hours. He should be considered a little Shennong. How to say it? The subject matter is novel but has several shortcomings. The first point is that the character is too broken. The writing of Xiao Qing's character is a bit outrageous, but in fact, I have no objection to the character being broken, so I think this is okay. The second point is that the setting of the male protagonist is problematic and too weak. Of course, as a yandere novel, this is not a problem. The male protagonist has two separate personalities. The third point is that the author may not be very good at writing this type of book. The words and descriptions are not very good. In one chapter, you can see the author repeatedly emphasizing one description. In fact, there is no need to write so many and excessive descriptions. It seems a bit boring and redundant. However, this problem is not very big. It may be because there are relatively few Peking Opera cat fanfics and no similar reference, so it is still okay. The fourth point is my feelings after reading all the chapters that the author has updated to the present. The early stage was okay. The mentality and details of the protagonist when he was young were okay, but it became more watery later on. The fifth point is that the author is not very familiar with the timeline of Peking Opera Cats. The timeline is confusing, which is not a big problem. Maybe the author has not watched Peking Opera Cats several times like me, so I will not comment here. Next is my evaluation of the whole book. It was okay in the early stage, and the details and psychological states of the characters were described very delicately, but then it started to get a little watery. I also saw the author saying that he didn't want to write anymore during the reading process, so the later stage may be more watery because the author's mentality is different. Okay, the review is over. Now I really want to talk about schizophrenia. I really want to complain about it. Although it is indeed normal to have schizophrenia after being tortured for a long time, the author's psychological dialogue and some details are not good enough. If there's anything I said that's not quite right, just point it out and don't curse. I'll read the reply [Note][Note][Note]

The writing is really good. The content is awesome.

This book is a bit heavy for me, and it's so sweet that it gives me goosebumps. I hope there won't be any more yanderes. Because the two yanderes alone would tremble, but with Baitang Xiaoqing and the other two yanderes, their yandere feeling was reduced.

I have read the author's other books. The characters are well-developed and the plots are very good.

I felt that the protagonist wanted to cosplay Diavolo, so I asked Sollima to go to Cairo.

Not bad, I just hope Sanbai can maintain the yandere personality of the protagonist.

The logic is wrong, the rhetoric is piled up, and some inexplicable settings are suddenly added, which is quite abrupt. However, the Peking Opera Cat fanfic is still encouraged, and I look forward to the author's next book.

At present, it seems to be a palace drama dressed in Peking Opera cat skin.

A single female protagonist is great, a single female protagonist is great [licking the screen][licking the screen]

I feel like it's a bit broken in the back, but it's okay. I'll give it five stars for the details!