Canterlot High School Watchers

The original prequel is very well written. It continues the plot while also explaining the identity of the protagonist. The rift caused by the unexpected departure is reconciled later, and the experience of time-travel connects the two worlds. I hope to also write some exchanges between the supporting characters. (However, the problem of the black house is a bit confusing. If Yuhui can settle down, she can fake the identity of the protagonist. In the end, the protagonist leaves and then settles inexplicably. It is better to just write that the protagonist goes to other places to apply for identity and then disappears and comes back.)

In my opinion, this book is very well written. Most novels about Equestria Girls revolve around the interaction between the girls and the protagonist, but this is different. The protagonist has his own life and ideas, constantly learns and improves, helps others, and interacts with Sunset Shimmer in a well-controlled manner, making the characters independent, with more obvious personality characteristics, which is very interesting. The various thoughts and progress of the protagonist are very real and interesting, and I appreciate them very much. At the same time, I am looking forward to the unfolding of the subsequent plot, and I hope the author will continue to work hard [blowing kiss] I have finished one volume so far, and the final afterglow twist and Richard's new beginning are handled very well. The entire first volume is full of the protagonist's influence on his friends in the human world, so the second volume should be about the protagonist's influence on his friends in the pony world. Looking forward to the performance of the protagonist.

It's well written and gives different answers to the original My Little Pony question of whether the cosmic princess is paddling. The psychological development and communication between the protagonist and the people around him are very logical, and you can see the author's strong logical thinking. I personally think it is very good, very good, and it can be counted among the top five My Little Pony books I have read.

It's good to watch, looking forward to the follow-up plot

The protagonist's personality and step-by-step growth trajectory, the gentle atmosphere of his life in Equestria, and his interactions with other people all gave me a sense of tranquility and daily life, which made it very comfortable to read.

It's very interesting. It seems a bit like it was written by a foreigner or someone moved in from outside. I support it.

It's very interesting, keep up the good work, but Pinkie Pie and Pinkie Pie will be exchanged in two worlds, which means that human Pinkie Pie will meet Richard [Thinking]

The author's writing style is really good, and the plot of the story is well developed.

The most knowledgeable protagonist I have ever seen,

This book is very quiet. It doesn't have the direct irritating effect that other books have on emotions. It's very calm and easy-going and makes people calm down gradually.

The author is so strong, the writing is so detailed and the logic is self-consistent without any logical errors, [like]

Surprisingly pretty All I can say is that it's really good to watch. The updates are stable and the plot is stable. I'm looking forward to the plot of winning the crown more and more.

The writing is very good, I look forward to the follow-up.

It feels very comfortable unlike other ponies.

The writing is very good, very detailed and real. It can be regarded as supplementing and enriching the world view and characters of Equestria from its own perspective.