Delta Force: Sayid’s Diary of Raising a Child

It's quite OOC, but it has a different feeling. From my personal experience, it really feels like I've come to the delta of another parallel universe. Everyone has a different personality, but it's quite vivid. The emotional entanglement is very good. The psychological conflict of the red wolf, the warden It's hard on the outside but soft on the inside, and every detail is described very well. I don't know if what I said is right, or maybe it's because I really haven't thought about it, but for now, this is my personal experience. I hope the author can continue to work hard to give this story a perfect ending.

Using personal will and persistence to deconstruct a dark delta world, this online article may look like a fairy tale, because among all the key choices, people move towards a better option. In the narrative, the author intentionally (or unintentionally) weakens the core conflict of concern in the original background - the struggle between Asara and interests, and focuses the perspective on personal choice, and the direction is also very novel. In terms of plot and characterization, I tried my best to depict the key characters, and there are also descriptions of minor characters. The most OOC part is the description of the warden, but it is acceptable. As mentioned earlier, this is a delta world like a fairy tale. However, I think the author can delve deeper into the psychology of GTI operators. After all, up to what I have seen, several operators are just tools to advance the plot. Red Wolf's inner struggle feels lacking in texture and action, and is a bit empty. Anyway, come on author! After thinking about it for a while, the author's writing should be regarded as slicing up the complex and paranoid human nature, leaving behind an ideal and peaceful side. Not bad, not bad.

It feels pretty good. I originally thought I would only focus on raising children in Said. Confrontation and the like, I didn't expect there to be so many daily descriptions and the transformation of the characters, which made my heart warm.

This is the first time I have seen such an immersive book. The writing style made me feel comfortable reading. The author should not stop updating, otherwise he will be stabbed.

The author's writing is good and the characters are three-dimensional. He wrote a completely different story within the official framework. The intertwining of coldness and warmth allows you to see the warmth while not forgetting that this is a chaotic world. At the same time, the author has made certain reasonable changes to the character's personality and destiny. I finally saw another good-quality book in Tomato Akashi.

This is my subjective intention. This book has created the character of Muerlaisen, vividly showing the process of an ignorant and confused reformed person gaining humanity and gaining happiness. It is really well written and highly recommended.

It's really good-looking, especially when I saw it at the end, I was so happy but still left with something to say.

If you like reading and have fun, don't miss it. I caught up on all the progress so far in two days. I laughed out loud while reading the book in the middle of the night. Some of the settings and characters are a bit off, but it's definitely fun to read. The first dozen or so chapters are not very attractive, but the middle and later stages are definitely fun to watch.

It's very interesting, because some places may not be in the river, so it can be regarded as a parallel world. Is the heroine Mai Xiaowen in the end?

I thought it was one-way, but I didn't expect it to be a group portrait.