Help! The Campus Beauty I Contracted Is Actually Xiang Yu

This work has embarked on a highly recognizable mix and match route in the current proliferation of "beast-controlling" online articles. Although the title of the book is too long to be a bit of a "clickbait", it accurately summarizes the core selling point: the triple overlap of campus daily life × mythical beast control × historical figures' possession. The ingenuity in setting is the biggest highlight. The protagonist Liu Feng travels through a different world, and the "mythical beast control system" he is bound to takes an unusual path - others contract with birds and beasts, but he contracts with a living school beauty goddess, and each goddess can unlock the power of a historical or mythical figure. Xiang Yu, Xing Tian, ​​Monkey King, First Emperor Ying Zheng... When these familiar names appear in the form of "animal spirits" on modern campuses, they naturally carry strong dramatic tension and contrast. Especially in the opening chapter, Chu Ling, the good-for-nothing heroine who was dropped out of school, is told that she has the power of "Overlord Xiang Yu" hidden in her body. The emotional portrayal of self-deprecation and shock gives this old-fashioned "waste counterattack" start with a new twist. The rhythm is refreshing and the emotions are well mobilized. The novel follows the typical "slap in the face upgrade" route: the protagonist and the heroine are both at the bottom of the academy, one has awakened an F-level useless soul, and the other cannot even awaken the soul, and they are both trampled into the mud. However, as soon as the system is activated, the situation is instantly reversed. This strong contrast "from darkest to high light", combined with the numerical feedback of the system panel, accurately meets the reading expectations of Shuangwen readers. The author is quite experienced in controlling the emotional rhythm. There is almost a hook at the end of each chapter, making people unable to resist turning the page. Of course, the work also has obvious common flaws in online writing. The character creation is rather functional, and most of the supporting characters serve the "shock-slap in the face" narrative cycle; although the world view setting is innovative, it lacks depth, and the different world background of "Blue Pole Star" exists more as a stage backdrop and lacks systematic development. In addition, although the setting of multiple female protagonists satisfies the preferences of different readers, the introduction of some characters is a bit hasty and the emotional lines are not sufficiently laid out. Overall, this is a lightweight web article with precise positioning and intensive interesting points. If you are after a strict logical structure or a profound character arc, it may disappoint you; but if you just want to find an "electronic pickle" that does not use your brain and can make you smile or even make your blood boil after get off work or on the subway, then this book is definitely worth a try. It tells you in the most straightforward way: the greatest sincerity of online articles is to make readers enjoy reading.

It looks good, but the number of words is a bit short. Please keep up the good work, the author.

The book is good, but a bit short

It's a bit slow, please speed up.

Well written and worth reading

Emotions are strong, data is lacking, and development is unsatisfactory

It's not as exciting as what you're watching. At least write this paragraph for me. Don't stop updating it.

Author, please update faster, updates are too slow, updates are too few 😢😢😢😢

Standard cool writing, this is it😋

There are too few words. . There are too few words!!!!