An S-Class Guide's Manual for Pretending to Be a B

This one is really good to read. I don't understand why there are so many negative reviews. The author's writing is very good, but I think it's a bit outrageous that many people can't accept this world view and give negative reviews. Like many whistle-blowing articles, both parties are equal or even the guide has a higher status, but they all mention a little bit about the dark period in the past, which is equivalent to the transitional stage [giving heart]

Shou's character is really attractive, he is calm and decisive, he can show off moderately but is not afraid of getting into trouble, he will be direct and decisive when something happens, without any grievances. Gong... Well, there is no doubt that Gonggong is a little cake that is cool in front of others and easily aggrieved at the end. Even if he is ignored by his wife every day, he can still move forward even more energetically. The plot is quite compact, and there are very few "gods" among the supporting characters and few appearances. It seems that you don't need to pay attention to the one at the beginning for the time being. There will be memories of past lives, but not much. Up until now, I am in a pretty good state overall, it's great to see!

At first I thought it was industrial saccharin, so I pulled out the brain and took a look, but it turned out to be fine chaff, so I quickly pushed the brain back in. 🤣 The plot is smooth, the plot points have a beginning and an end, and there are no sound clips to push the plot or add value to the characters. The overall logic is self-consistent. Character behavior is consistent with its own logic. The characters are novel and have some cool points that fit the novel. Wen Jiling's character particularly impressed me. He is smart, intelligent, calm and calm. At first, I really thought that Jiang Xing was pretending to be close to Wen Ji Ling, but I didn't expect that she was actually a pure white jasmine flower, and the relationship between the two was very good. Around 139, it's very good-looking, the setting is novel, the world view is complete, and the portrayal of family relationships is pretty good.

This is the first time that I have a clear understanding of the setting of sentinels and guides. The plot line and the emotional line are almost synchronized, without being overly focused. The two protagonists are powerful and work well together [laughs][laughs] Looking forward to the future development (*^o^*)

Everyone who has read this article knows that we, the author, are also in very high demand, and we must satisfy the high demand to write a book review. The writing was quite good and coherent. I liked the variety show plot better, because the protagonist was really too busy in the end, and I couldn't accept such a busy life. . . Although the two of them were together all the time later on, it still felt like they had become a background. In fact, I prefer to read sweet stories about two people falling in love. But after all, few people write about this subject, so I still want to support it. I just feel that the two of them are not so exciting after they get together, but the relationship is not exciting enough, not the plot is not exciting enough, the plot is very well written, and the writing is very good. I must praise the author. Baby, write more emotional interactions next time, meow meow meow

Shaoxiang has become a really unpopular setting recently. I also read this book when I was in the school bookstore. This book feels particularly surprising. The characters are well described and you can see the multi-facetedness of the same character. After being reborn, Wen wants to be ruined, but will lend a helping hand when others are in danger. Jiang is indifferent and strong in front of others, but he is like a puppy in front of Wen, and he also has the arrogance of always being in a superior position in his heart. Looking forward to the subsequent plot development [OK]

The worldview is amazing! In the past, when I read Shao Xiang, I mainly focused on the stream of consciousness, but this logic is super smooth and the world view is super clear. It even told me the principles of communication [Sending Hearts] The author is so powerful! I think the protagonist's character is well developed! Jiang Xing is a child who was completely supported and grew up, so in addition to fighting against the beasts of the abyss, he has a relatively proud attitude towards interpersonal relationships. Because of the little changes that started after he met and fell in love with Aling, it is especially obvious that he is completely a big dog now. Aling is the same, the master is here. Whether it's the ability to deal with problems, logical thinking, style of conduct, or Jiang Xiaoxing's guidance, it's all a blessing from the master [Sending Hearts]

It's still good. The plot is relatively novel. Unlike traditional Shaoxiang novels, it starts from the transition from the tower to the new era. The specific content can also be mapped to reality, which also fills in the relatively vacant part of Shaoxiang's worldview. The portrayal of the protagonist is also very vivid, not the kind where a woman pretends to be a man. Both of them are very powerful. The changes in Jiang Xing's behavior and thoughts will be more obvious. In the early stage, he tried to force love, but he couldn't force it at all. Especially the "White Moonlight" part in Wen Jiling's memory was really difficult to let go. The shaping of Wen Jiling is more of a description of memories. There are still many aspects of the current performance that have not been described in detail. I look forward to the subsequent development. The author has also buried the foreshadowing of AI, and I don't know what the follow-up will be like. And I am particularly curious about what happened in Ji Ling's previous life (I hope the author can publish this part of the extra story after the completion) Teacher, please update.

Beautiful! I've been super popular lately, so I'm waiting for updates every day! [Sending Hearts] Jiang Shao and Aling are really a contrasting and adorable pair! Jiang Shao, who seems to be strong, is actually a cold and cold major general forced by Abyss and the military. Although Aling is a B-level guide on the surface, he is actually an A-level general with strong personality. The best part is that in the eyes of outsiders, they are completely opposite to how they actually get along! Regarding the plot, I can only say that it is really great! Now the plot is getting deeper and deeper, the secret of the Mimic, Hill's lurking, everything that happened to Aling and his companions 50 years ago, and the ongoing conspiracy. It's really exciting! Please code word Si Ji, I look forward to more updates! [Blow a kiss][Blow a kiss][Blow a kiss]

I think it's pretty good, and the rating of this book could be a little higher. The plot has hooks and the writing is fluent. It's pretty good for a web article, and it's one of the rare ones in Tomato that I could keep reading... But it's more about daily life, and it's about using a live variety show to show how difficult it is for Shao Xiang in daily life. When I see the subject of Shao Xiang, I always have a psychological expectation of strong excitement and conflict. I feel that there is a bit of a gap. Can the author consider opening another book with the theme of Shao Xiang? [Crying]