Boonie Bears: After Collecting All Twelve Talismans, I Just Want to Lie Flat

After reading a few chapters, the writing is still very good, but I can't accept two points. One is the first-person perspective. I am used to the third-person perspective and feel uncomfortable in the first-person perspective. The other is that the reward charm is not integrated into the body, but a physical charm given to me. This kind of charm is very insecure and can be easily snatched away. Anyway, come on, author!

The content is not bad, but the first-person perspective is uncomfortable to watch.

It looks good, but let me change it to the third person. And if you use that talisman, shouldn't it be integrated into your body? If you leave it outside, it will be easy for others to get it. Even if you don't integrate it into your body, you should add it to your leisure system. If the charm is taken away, you can retrieve it with one click. Sorry, I didn't read the next few chapters.

This book perfectly fulfilled some of my fantasies. I feel that the first person before the end of the fantasy space is the most interesting, but the later ones feel a bit lacking in flavor. The sense of immersion in the first part is too strong. Also, Naya is the best as the heroine. She is my favorite female character after watching Bears for so long.

As for this novel, I give it a five-star rating because it is a novel about memories and a novel about childhood. It is full of a sense of going back to the past, just like when I was a child, sitting next to the TV eating ice cream or watermelon, watching the bears and laughing.

I think it's good, because the examples are very rich, and they are connected to multiple entertainment settings, usually based on the main protagonist's junior high school adventures, and some real settings. Some of them have also been changed. The author still has some imagination. I hope to do more, but it will be a bit slow.

In this book, Naya may have appeared relatively late. There may be many parts that are not understandable in the first person, but she has a strong sense of immersion. It is not a simple story telling, and the characters are all consistent. I have never seen Naya appear like that. I hope that I can write as well as Naya.

Dear book friends, I sincerely recommend this book to you. The way it opens may make you a little unaccustomed to reading it for the first time, but as long as you get through the short transition at the beginning, it is really very small. The subsequent content and plot are particularly brilliant. I really implore you to support it when you have time. Please help the author again. I really don't want this book to disappear. It's rare to see some good books about bears infested in such a long time.

The first person in the front looks very comfortable, and the daily writing in the back is also very sweet. It's great.

I just saw that the author could give himself a five-star rating