Genshin Impact: My Little Pigeon

This is the fourth book I'm following, and the first three are all completed works and are guaranteed to be good. The author's writing is indeed of a high standard, and the female heroine is also very well written. It doesn't feel OOC, but the male protagonist feels a little problematic. The current plot shows that the character of the protagonist is not three-dimensional enough, and the existing parts do not describe the character of the protagonist at all. Liu Bai's epilepsy is very obvious in the second book, but there is nothing particularly outstanding about the character of the protagonist in this book, except for the local love story book The other thing is that the author sets the tone. After all, there is only one female protagonist and multiple female protagonists. I finished the second book and didn't think there was anything wrong with the plot. But the last one was about half a traveler, and then there were multiple female protagonists. And in the later period, more and more female characters were added without much plot. Personally, I think the author is better at writing single female protagonists. Two or three may be enough, but any more will be a mess.

I am also an old fan. I read it from Baicao. It has sufficient background. I recommend it with five stars.

Bro, well written. This is how it should be written, breaking through the limitations of the plot, being a little more free, and tying up the space. But...... Bro, I think that now that the protagonist and Ying spend a lot of time together, Ying can actually be written as the heroine. The development of the emotional line with Columbia is a bit strange, and it feels like Gege has fallen in love with the protagonist out of nowhere, but the emotional scene between the protagonist and Ying feels very natural. The above is purely a personal opinion. [Praise]

There are a lot of books about Colombia that have been published recently, and this one is the best in my opinion. Some of the plots are similar to those in the book I read before, The Fools and the Executives Kissing Nasida, and this one is also about love [laughter] But I still want to ask what AI? The painting is so realistic that you can barely see the flaws in the original version.

No, no, no. Originally I only wanted to give it three stars, but I was afraid that others would like it, so I gave it four stars. There are about 30 chapters, and one-third of them are interacting with girls, which is nothing. There are too many earthy love stories. The title of the book is "Blocking a Knife Makes You Stronger." After reading more than thirty chapters, I just blocked it twice. In short, it should be regarded as a sweet love story with Columbia. . .

Now I see Chapter 134, is it related to Hu Tao again? I just asked other people, and they said it has multiple female protagonists, and overall it's pretty good to watch, but I can't watch multiple female protagonists, so I left first. Alas......

The novel is particularly beautiful. The author arrived in Nata later and asked if he could save Tirel. Please [cry]. I want to see Yingmei and Tirel meet again after five hundred years [almost crying] [almost crying] [almost crying]

Is this a multi-girl or a single girl? The CP with Hu Tao Kulu Li and Xiao Ge in front of Dao Wife seems to be a single heroine, but after paying off the money, Hu Tao still reveals her feelings. If she doesn't get married first, let's not talk about whether she will go to the Rebirth Hall and she won't be able to repay the kindness of the old hall master. Yingmei is doing okay at the moment. She feels that her best friend who likes to joke will not accept it. She hopes to marry Hu Tao or finally bring Yunyun and the others back like Dou Po.

Hmm... At least I'm pretty good at writing about emotions. I have never played the plot, is it reasonable? The writing style, prose, and rhythm are all okay. At least I think I can read it to pass the time.

Is this a single heroine or multiple heroines?

I'll give it five stars first. The last time I read it was Nasida's book. It was pretty good. Generally speaking, I give five stars to good-looking books. If I don't like it, I just leave. I hope the author will update more.

This is the fourth book I have read about Chasing Beetles. The Beetle books are really to my liking. They tend to be funny and everyday, but the descriptions of battle scenes are not bad either. In terms of plot, they have their own innovations without deviating from the text of the game. In addition, every self-created plot is very exquisite. He is really a good author! [Laughing out loud]

New fans. Fine. But the protagonist chose the latter between marrying Hu Tao and giving Hu Tao 100 million Moras, which was a bit uncomfortable... Ahhhhhhhhhhh! Walnut... Pure love...[Crying] You can't have both

The plot is smooth and does not follow the main plot. The protagonist is Luna's child adoptive husband (Zhen Zhen), so they have a good relationship from the beginning. There is a single heroine, Colombia, a defeated dog, Walnut, and a rival (?) For a wife. Some people find it ambiguous, but I don't care. But the author has a history of going crazy and messing around. Overall, you can rest assured to read it, Liangcao

There has been so much preparation for Colombia in the past, it must be a single heroine [crying]

It's sweet and not obtrusive, and the character creation is very good. The personality is reasonable and there are no magic changes. The skill settings are also very good. The writing is smooth and the character relationships are handled very well. There are some flaws in the setting but it doesn't affect it. This is the most comfortable Genshin novel I've ever read. It's just a bit short like the author, so I'll update it quickly.

It feels like Liu Bai has some brains

It's good to watch. I'd love to watch it. Please watch more. I just want more female leads, especially Ying and Zhen.

It's a fairy tale. After reading more than a hundred chapters, I'm a bit addicted. It's pure love (probably). It's so sweet. The protagonist is strong enough and has brains. It's really great.

The writing is pretty good, nothing is wrong with it, and the characters are vividly drawn.

It's super sweet, but the plot of Sumeru is a bit broken at the beginning. Maybe the author hasn't found a new entry point and is still busy collecting Pokémon. How about we advance the main story about going out in Teyvat to achieve the achievement of a hero saving a beauty and becoming a succubus, but only doting on the white moonlight girl [laughing][laughing][laughing][laughing]

Nangdu Mo Nangdu Mo, why are there so few! It's super good-looking and doesn't feel a bit boring or superficial like other books. The protagonist is also relatively restored in the author's writing. It's not a superficial plot or a sexually repressed plot that follows Wen in three chapters and leads to ten chapters. It's also written in a very interesting and sweet way (dark and twisted twists). )

It's very interesting, but I want to know if this is a single female protagonist or multiple female protagonists. If there is a single female protagonist, don't have any emotional connections with other characters. I was originally looking at the sweet love between Xiao Gezi and the protagonist, but Hutao suddenly came out and gave it to me.

Great writing, the little pigeon is so cute

The first novel to start from the beginning

Not much to say, it's an absolute five-star masterpiece! ! ! Super recommended.

The first part seems to be very well written, but I have to ask, I don't care if there are multiple female protagonists. This book seems to have the rhythm of three female protagonists in the first part. Shouldn't there be one in the later part? Please explain it to me. I don't mind reading it, but that doesn't mean I will accept it as it should be, so can you make it clear?

Does the author have many female protagonists or only one? Give me the right word. I have a lot of personal suggestions, after all, what does it mean to be irresponsible? And the author, I have read the other three books too.

It can only be said that Pigeon Chef still entered the guillotine by mistake.

The characters are well drawn, and the main storyline is about comedy, resolving regrets, and love. It's a relatively good work, but the protagonist's cheats are a bit complicated, and it's also the type of invincible flow. I think the back of this book can have an 8:5 rating or above. If you can accept it, it's pretty good.