Arknights: The One Who Woke Up That Day Was Priestess

I have read Chapter 42 (serious) seriously. It is not a refreshing article. It is suitable for readers who like calmness and relaxation (I can't find the right words to describe it). The narrative is logical and the writing style is okay. I like it and it won't make me tired when I read it. I still recommend it. I have now read 100 chapters... It is very literary, and the pace and plot are very slow. But after reading many good articles, I came to read one with a different style. It is really interesting. I like it anyway. Regardless of its low rating, you can read it if you want to try a different style.

(Disclaimer in advance, I have only read Chapter 41) It has a slow pace, and the main character, Lao Pu, was accidentally awakened by a prison cat from the Tower of Babel period. Although the setting is self-contained, there is no sense of violation, and the overall quality is good. It contains a lot of Lao Pu's inner monologue: his complex emotions towards the prophet, and his changed view of the land based on what he saw and felt. She began to shift from absolute rationality to sensibility, and faced up to the prophet's views on the new civilization on this earth. The Precious at this time is not the Precious in Chapter 15. Her character is very well understood in this book (I think). She is not extreme, but has a gentleness hidden in her rationality (her experience in this book). She even said to Xiao Te "live well" before leaving, thinking about what would happen to the infected creatures if the Source Stone was corrected. For me, this work deserves a premium (because I haven't seen a slow-paced novel that I can read for a long time).

Pu Chu Gospel +1, no mindless confrontation, no OOC, oh yeah! It's really difficult to find a book that doesn't have mindless opposition and OOC when describing Precious. The author is great and needs no words, and the kind and beautiful Miss Precious is great and needs no words [Sending my heart]

I just started reading about twenty chapters of a slow-paced novel. The author of this article is more sensitive than the original work, and can better understand the life of the Terran people, and truly treats the Terran people as "human beings" Compared with the portrayal of Pu Chu in Chapter 15 of the original book (although it may just be that Pu in the Source Stone has different views in the eyes of different people) Pu in the article can be said to be very gentle and not too OOC. Pu's rationality still dominates The writing style is also very delicate and describes a lot of details. However, sometimes the same content is described too many times and the viewing experience is not so comfortable.

Generally speaking, it's okay. Laopu's writing is not so stereotyped. It's just that Laopu hasn't figured out what Xiaote wants to do. If Laopu understands what Xiaote does, I guess Laopu will become more stereotyped.

The writing is good, the pace is slow, suitable for reading calmly, the setting (private setting) is quite rigorous, the logic is online, and the writing is okay, but the description is a bit repetitive. Anyway, come on, meow! We will always support the author Sang's meow!

Let me talk about the conclusion first. The writing style of this book is exquisite and the subject matter is novel. Sometimes you may feel that it is a bit literary, but it is not harmful. The rhythm is comfortable and the description is in place. There is no doubt that it is super big cup [adoration][adoration][adoration]

I haven't finished reading it yet. The writing is very consistent with the image of Precious that I understand rather than the stereotypical female ghost in the second creation. The interaction between Pu Bo in the memories is also very sweet. The writing is good and delicate. It is the type that I will follow up on.

The writing is quite delicate. I saw some people say that the writing is immature and I was a little scared during the exam, but the subject matter really attracted me. It is a good angle to follow the plot from a common perspective. I don't think there is any OOC in terms of the characters. Keep working hard. As long as there is an outline and it continues for a long time, I believe that this will be a high-scoring article in the future.

My first comment is that this book is very objective, not as refreshing as Qi Qiyan, but it has similar writing style (I think this is the second best) and absolute balance (no such brainless feeling, and no such brain-consuming pain), you just need to read on, you just need to watch, watch her distinguish right from wrong, and then wait for the next direction. There is a lot of potential at the moment, but the cover is not very flattering, but as long as readers get on it, it will definitely be considered the second level (the follow-up trend will remain unchanged) It is recommended to add some other people's perspectives (no need to describe too much, firstly it can be used to describe the number of words, and secondly it can also be used to describe Pu's status/appearance) There is no problem with the cards at the moment. Anyway, we just have to wait and see what happens next... Not honored! ! ! Qi Qiyan, don't come over...! ! ! IP: Bridge