The Poison Douluo's Son: Saving the Herb Garden

The author is great, I prefer to watch Shuangqiang. In the early stage, the relationship between Xiao Wu and Tang San was too ambiguous, but in the later stage, it was okay, not as ambiguous as before. I think two strong people are more suitable for this book, because both of them are very strong, so there is no need to make one of them weak. Both of them are very strong and excellent in their own right, so two strong people are more suitable!

It's well written, but Xiao Wu's attitude in the early stages is a bit ambiguous.

Although I just started watching, I think it's okay. I read the introduction carefully, and it's a double male protagonist, and it's with Tang San. Although the Xiao Wu and Tang San I'm watching are a bit ambiguous, it feels okay. I can accept it, because she doesn't understand, and people are multi-faceted. I accept their darkness, just like I specially portray his dark side to complement my OC. , After I finish reading, I will add another comment. Although some parts are not quite right, I accept it. The second creation is about innovation, but sometimes it feels a bit old-fashioned. It could be more clear. Maybe I just don't like the tone of the old-style whisper.

In fact, overall, I think it's okay, but because I jumped through it, some parts may not be so complete. Xiao Wu and Tang San were a little ambiguous in the early stage, but I think Xiao Wu is more vivid and humane. People always have a dark side, and sometimes our emotions are beyond our control, which is understandable. Then when we got to the wedding dress chapter, I actually felt a little uncomfortable. All these years of hard work were gone. I became a wedding dress for others, even if I was a lover, but I still felt a little unhappy in the end. Then in the middle to the last part, most of it was from Tang San's perspective. When the protagonist broke away, he became a As a mortal, I still can't accept it. (I know that if I don't write about Tang San's perspective, it will be difficult to write about the protagonist, or I can't write it.) But maybe it's because I am a relatively self-reliant person, so I can't accept it. I rely entirely on others to take me flying. This is mainly my own point of view, but the description of the theme called Zhang Wen is still very acceptable, and the structure is still very logical. The emotions between the protagonists gradually warm up and seem to be more delicate.

I think it's okay, although it's a bit gloomy, and I feel like I tend to have incontinence in tears sometimes. So I cried inexplicably when I saw some parts, but in fact I couldn't tell where he was happy. Then there is the protagonist. I have a biological daughter. Although she is the daughter of the former Duguling, I just feel that this is not Shuangjie. Hey, it doesn't matter, actually I can still accept this, uh, and then there is Tang San and Xiao Wu who were somewhat ambiguous in the early stage. Well, it's okay, it's okay. I can accept it, forget it, it's not easy for every author to write a book, so I'd better support it more, and I'm very happy with this update trend. I know, because every time I follow half of the book, the book disappears. He follows too many serials, and then he has to wait for updates after half of the time. This is not the case. I can hear the passage of this 600,000-word song. 😁

The author, please give me more encouragement and make more updates, I like reading😆[Please give me more updates] 👍👍👍

There are a lot of private settings, but it can be seen that the author has put great care into it. Each setting is very novel, and there is no obvious feeling that the number of words is too low. The writing style is acceptable, and the interaction is relatively natural. It just vilifies Xiao Wu and Dai Mubai a bit, but the ugliness only amplifies their negative emotions to a certain extent, but it is not distorted. Overall, it is good.

Looks good, looks good, looks good!!!

Who is the author below? I haven't figured it out yet 🤭🤭😳

It's completely different from the original work. I've only read half of it, but it feels like the author has researched the darker side of the character quite deeply. It's really interesting👀