Fairy Please Let Me Go

It's not bad, it's just literary. The emotional transition is pretty good, it's the best among the few books I've read recently. The pace is also relatively fast, avoiding some of the shortcomings of this type of writing. The scenery is pretty good, and the people are pretty good, but the conversation is not good, it's too expressive, a bit pretentious, and it's a symptom of secondary school syndrome. What I hate the most when reading this kind of writing is that the process and ending are worse than the last, but that's not the case in this book. Judging from the way it's written, I guess the ending is also a good one. If you want to read the introduction and title, you can give it up. If you don't say it, it doesn't have anything to do with it. I can only say that it has a little bit to do with it. At least that's what I saw. Literary youth at heart, he is becoming more and more reserved, misunderstandings among classics first subside and then increase, and all kinds of deliberate sadness are too obvious. There's something wrong with the logic, at least I don't know how to reverse it yet.

It's been a long time since I've seen such an excellent and traditional fairy tale. When reading it, you don't have to be too concerned about your level of reality. The characters' combat power is reflected in multiple dimensions. But there are still some plot logic deficiencies, such as the part where the Emperor's daughter was abducted (let's just say there are no life-saving treasures or anything like that), but overall it's still very interesting and worth looking forward to.

It's quite beautiful, good luck to the author

Not bad. Nice writing.

I will be the author's most loyal fan

This book is pretty cool for now. Damn it, it's completely different from those chronicles. Why is no one reading it?

A novel with content, full marks

Not bad, just put an eye in and don't make any mistakes later.

I'm so impressed with this book. The writing is very good, it's a slow-burning type, the world view and the characters are all very well created. The author should give it my best [Adoration]

Very good, make sure it doesn't end badly [I understand]

The plot is well written

Did I miss it? Has the background of the protagonist's previous life been clearly explained?

It's a good book, but so few people read it.

It's good-looking and well-written, but there are too many foreshadowings and too many scenes. I hope the author can control it and not end it badly.