Miss Monster Won't Become a Filling in a Sandwich

Lily posts. As long as there are no indiscriminate killing scenes in the name of "decisive killing" in the future, it will be a good-looking novel in my eyes.

I haven't read much, so I'm going to write a book review based on the current reading progress. Overall, it's quite good, but in some places it's a bit too heavy-handed, like a tsundere. The result of too heavy-handed writing is that it's arrogant but not coquettish, and it doesn't look cute, but more sarcastic. The subject matter is good, and the writing is also readable. After all, it is the first book. Some of the plots are a bit long-winded, but it can be blamed. All in all, the theme is 5 stars, the writing is 4 stars, and the third senior sister is minus 1 star. So next I will mainly introduce the Pot King: Third Senior Sister. Maybe the author just wanted to write a passionate and somewhat sinister character, but it was too much. The current image of Third Senior Sister is not enthusiasm, but ego. First, let the protagonist learn alchemy, and just impose his love on others without asking other people's opinions. Giving up the idea is just because the protagonist's flame is really inappropriate, not because the protagonist doesn't like it (why do I say this? Because from the beginning to the end, the third senior sister never asked the protagonist whether he likes this, but just uses her own fun taste to make the protagonist "please herself"). Secondly, I asked the protagonist to try the medicine, maybe because I am a student in a related major, and the side effects are "different effects from the expected effects." The so-called "side effects" of the protagonist's trial are actually the main effects of the medicine, because this is the effect that the third senior sister wants to achieve. And judging from the effects, Third Senior Sister doesn't like refining medicine, right? He's just a kid who likes to play pranks, and those medicines are just props for pranks. Third, the sense of boundaries, as the same saying goes, is never enough. Appropriate closeness is conducive to the development of the relationship, but excessive closeness will only make people feel bored. So, does the third senior sister's closeness make the protagonist happier? No, there is only trouble, endless trouble. Because of his bad taste, the protagonist got into trouble, but he did not recognize the mistake. Instead, he kept gossiping. It was obviously his medicine that caused the protagonist to offend the second senior sister, but he did not mean to repent. Instead, he wanted to explore what happened to the protagonist because of the side effects. Because the protagonist is weak and has no independent opinions, an optimistic and lively character is needed to guide the development of the plot. This is normal, but the third senior sister cannot afford such a role. The optimistic and lively characters guide the plot, saying "This kind of thing will definitely make you happy. If you are happy, then I will be happy too." But Third Senior Sister's impression is, "You might be embarrassed, but I don't care and I'm even happy to see it happen, because it will make me very happy if you are embarrassed."

Ww, super nice, just the author's short

Give yourself a score

It looks good, but the author is too short, short and weak [please taste carefully]

Halfway through, it was okay, but suddenly I realized that the protagonist only likes the second senior sister? Receive them all and get five stars [exploration]

The evaluation of this book is "You can never achieve the reality without two-dimensional games. This is the ability of [Golden Experience: Requiem]"

The plot is a bit confusing, but the subject matter is pretty good.

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It's so beautiful. I've always loved to see some lilies in my life.