It’s Just a Game That Made You Cry, So Why Are You Wielding a Knife, Songstress?

It's not bad. I've read several similar books in the past two years, and the routines are almost the same. I mainly focus on the details and the overall plot. I've already read the latest chapter. Maybe it's because I've read too much of this genre. I don't have any desire to follow up, because I can roughly guess the subsequent plot development, and I don't have any sense of expectation. As far as it goes, the writing is okay and quite satisfactory.

Overall, it's very good. The male and female protagonists are well-paced, with basically no poisonous points, and the relationship is smooth. It's a masterpiece if it's not sloppy. It's just that the Fairy Sword game is a bit too long now. I haven't seen the female protagonist in more than ten chapters. From Welcome Home to now, it's been a male-led game. That is, the relationship is in place. Can the two of them interact to some extent? A phone call or something should be fine.

The angle of this book is very novel, the content is very interesting, and the interaction between the male and female protagonists is also very loving. They have been together from the trough all the way, and they know each other. The emotional scenes are not too abrupt, which is very good

I'll give it four stars first and see how it goes later. It's pretty good so far, with no bad points. There is a section in the middle where the game plot is written a little too much. Some people may think this is too slow and deviates from the main line. This barely counts as one.

The only thing that looks good is that there are too few love lines. Maybe my focus is a bit strange, but I always feel that if it is just a game, the overall thing is good. But with the addition of a love line, the heroine will be useful at the beginning, then disappear completely in the middle, and then come out to hang out at the end, which seems not so important. Moreover, the heroine is a star, and his influence is relatively strong. He can stand on the stage when being hacked, etc., And there is too little communication.

Can the author write Age of Nier? The final modified ending of Age of Nier, where all the data is turned into a wingman and the data is lost, is really a thorn in the side of the lungs. Please, the author must write Age of Nier. [I'm about to cry][I'm about to cry][I'm about to cry]

It looks good. I haven't seen such an appetizing copycat game in a long time. The rhythm is just right. It's not overly long and there isn't too much daily drag on the rhythm. It's not too fast to look uncomfortable. Very good. Come on, author.

Well, yes, there are shadows of my landlord being an idol singer, but the emotional line is handled less well than the landlord, which makes some plots seem very abrupt, such as the blind date plot. However, most of the main perspective is on the game, so it doesn't affect viewing.

All the details and logic are very acceptable and quite good. It's just that the current game is either too young or too early. I want to watch Titanfall in the next game [crying]

Not bad. Although the early plot is a bit classic, it also proves that there will be no big problems. I look forward to the future development. This Luo Qianxue hyw, does it have many female protagonists?