Girl Band: Can the Heiress Escape the Gravity Field?

Children, the protagonist no longer looks like a human being. She is gentle, has high emotional intelligence, can cook, is considerate, has great strength, is versatile in musical instruments, and is a good singer. She deserves to have this gravity field turned on. Comparable to the heroine in "Super Dimension Kaguya", the Hexagon Warrior.

The heroine of this article is a very reliable and gentle woman, but also has a touch of melancholy. I feel like she has a lot of stories behind her, a very charming senior, and she has a motherly feel to her. This is really the first heroine character I have seen in so many band articles. Coupled with her frailty, my God, it is really amazing!!! 💕 Wall Crack Recommendation 👍👍👍 The heroine integrates into everyone's lives very naturally and is not obtrusive at all, but when she is alone, she has a slight sense of alienation and loneliness, which makes people feel distressed. 💕 It's really charming. Are you 😳?

The first protagonist appears who is 34 years old, has a brain disease, and is a gentle black-haired older sister. The song comes from the memory of the past life. You must have never watched Mygo. The second protagonist appears at the age of 18, in good health, with white hair and red eyes. She is completely oppressed by the system and succumbs. It seems that she has not read the original work. The previous one looks like a closed account in the later stage of the complete system, but this one looks like a new account opened in the early stage. I haven't fully understood it yet, but I happened to read Chapter 10 of Volume 2: "What happened?"

The writing is very good. What happened to the first Ye Ying😭😭😭 and how did the second Ye Ying come about? Did she lose her memory? How did she turn to white hair?

I have a little question. Why didn't anyone think about her illness after the senior disappeared? Don't you often see her taking medicine to get better? Why don't you think that your senior's condition worsened and she was hospitalized, so she disappeared?

Contains drama, if you want to read the book, don't read it yet The following is a personal guess (see Chapter 40) At present, the protagonist has two forms, a big sister who looks like a late-stage form, and a girl who knows nothing. My personal preference is for the protagonist's full-level account to be sealed. The system reward is something that belongs to the protagonist. The protagonist should be born in this world at the beginning and before the plot begins. Life in the world reaches the beginning of the article. At the beginning, the main line of the system was shifted and the protagonist was fully equipped in all aspects (it is unclear whether he was fully equipped with talents or directly). At the beginning, the protagonist did not know that the plot should be about the "disease" of the body. After all, the memory will be blurred and the disease is most likely caused by the system, because the protagonist does not know where to take the medicine. (Although it may be simply influenced), the max-level protagonist behaves like two personalities (or memory seals) when communicating with Su Shi, and Su Shi's memory was erased by the system, so I personally think that the system is at fault. The max-level protagonist is already sick and can't even twist the lid of the medicine. Yes, the result of not taking medicine is that the whole body hurts and does not respond to the outside world. It just corresponds to the whole body pain reaction of the zero-level protagonist when he wakes up, so the full-level protagonist should be forced to go offline (at that time, the protagonist's body was exactly the same as now). Maybe it was the system's handiwork, and the price was even the disease). At this time, there are two conjectures. The first "touch" is the sound of the max-level protagonist falling to the ground. After all, it is reasonable that the last sound she heard when she was ill at that time was this (although the probability is not high). If this line is taken, the system gives the protagonist a chance to start from scratch, and the time traveler has never left his hometown. The second is time travel to another world. There is the possibility of traveling from the future to the past as well as the possibility I mentioned above. Why do I say the possibility I mentioned above instead of the possibility of traveling from the future to the past? Because the simplest way to put it is that those who write about girl bands do not write about the future in detail and only vaguely mention the future. In the end, it is difficult to fill in the gaps (of course, if the author has the ability to write like this, I would also like to read it). The above is just my personal guess 😎

Plot: To be honest, the author's writing is really good, but the look and feel of the beginning part is really bad. It's not that the writing is bad, but that the connection part is bad. The chapters of the first week can be seamlessly nested into the second week, making something similar to memories (the subsequent plots also have greater error tolerance, so that more plot characters can be inserted), instead of just speeding up the first week. Other than that, there's nothing to complain about. I came across this book a long time ago. After reading the first episode, I immediately deleted it when I saw the unclear meaning of the second episode. I feel that many people in the comment area thought that the heroines of the first episode and the second episode were not the same person. If I hadn't been bored recently and read it again, only to find that the writing was actually quite good and it was a masterpiece worth reading, I might have just missed it. All in all, if readers want to read this book, they can read the entire first volume as a prologue, or even not read it at all.

I particularly like the setting of the black-haired protagonist. She is a humorous and gentle big sister. When she was white, she didn't feel as charming as the black-haired one. However, I also like the character of the protagonist. The content written by the author is also very good. It is great and you can get into it. As long as you keep updating, you will definitely grow into a very good girl band fanfic 💕

It's a very good book, but some places are a bit strange. The early stage is quite normal, and the emphasis is on the important parts. However, in the middle and later stages, it feels a bit fragmented, which makes it inexplicably frustrating to read. However, the gravity part is still well written, and the daily writing is also very warm, and the emotional advancement is also reasonable. It is still a very good book.

The writing is okay, the protagonist's character is almost perfect, and the rhythm of the emotional line is relatively fast. However, this evaluation varies from person to person. Personally, I downgraded it a little bit because there is almost no description of Mu. Generally speaking, I rate it as excellent among band fans. The gravity of Kougua is really rare. Being able to see such strong men fighting to the death is worth the price of admission. Kouya, Rating: A