A Pilgrimage Through the City

Aoaoao is super beautiful, and the author writes it in a very urban way. I don't know why this book is not very popular... I personally like unsystematic and non-heroine novels. It is rare to find such a book that suits my taste in FQ. I hope the author will continue to write more books (இдஇ; )

This book is a rising star in the lunar calendar At first I thought it was an ordinary novel by Shuang Shuang, but as I read it I realized that its structure and depth far exceeded expectations. The psychological description of the protagonist is delicate and true, and the emotional changes are progressive and coupled with the continuous reversals. The author's insight into urban life is very profound, and his portrayal of the psychology of urban people is particularly apt, which even made me suspect that the author lives in the city. Among many similar works, this is undoubtedly a unique and unique masterpiece. Personal rating: A~A+ (due to personal taste, I know that the author wants to describe it in detail to make people shine at first sight, but it is a bit confusing later on)

It's rare to see a Tsukiki fanfic that focuses on the world view rather than following the plot. It feels a bit like reading lobotopic text. The "original flavor" is actually a very rare feature among Yukiki fanfics. After all, it's really difficult to write, and it doesn't fit the online novel market. The author has already immersed himself in his own creation... It's amazing.

You are amazing. There is no need to say anything more. According to this plot, the protagonist is a senior among seniors. He is more than ten or twenty years older than Roland. If I don't plan to write for 50 days, I don't know if there will be some description of the plot in the library. Although it is not easy to describe, after all, if you go to the library, you will die and you will not be allowed to enter. I really want to see the reaction of Roland and other main characters when they see the protagonist. After all, this protagonist is quite interesting😋

Understanding the author's views on philosophy is all art, but you must also be considerate of the audience's views. Generally speaking, the shortcomings do not hide the good points. It is written in a mess. It is obviously a mediocre narrative, and it has to be modified by a bunch of external and unrelated predicates. It is actually the product of a very lack of content, especially the article about W Train. The plot is obviously that the protagonist tests the blood demon ability, kills the second-level finisher, and saves a passenger as his servant, but he writes a bunch of baseless words in a very lengthy way. If you want to return to the city as a subject to write, in fact, you don't need to stick to personal emotions or character creation. The key point is nothing more than narrative. If you can't distinguish the connection between the context and the context with common sense, how can you hold on? 20260306 I enjoyed watching it.

I haven't read such a delicious book in a long time, you are A+

It's well written, but the paragraphs are too long and it's too tiring to read. Some people always say it's like AI or something, but if fewer people read novels written by humans than novels written by AI, wouldn't it be even more sad?

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It's a very good book. Except for the plot in the first part, which is a bit slow and the emotional scenes that are too complicated, the writing is pretty good. I agree to give it 5 stars.

It's so well written (this is true) After checking the information, I found that there is an agency in the Twisted Detective called Lasker Agency. The representative there is Lasker. The entire agency is composed of blood demons. There are many first-order ones, but even the representative himself does not know that he is a blood demon. They are blood demons born from the Seed of Light, and those selected by the Seed of Light are generally rich in emotions. It can be seen that the blood demons mutated by light are less thirsty for blood than the native blood demons in the city, because they do not need to absorb emotions from the outside and are self-sufficient like Old Tang.