A Wild Life, Starting in the North and Heading South

The second world is not very stand-up, and is more of a nanny story. The first world is pretty good. In the second world, although Lin Miaomiao is the heroine and they are indeed together, the entire story line is written with the help of the protagonist around the various problems that arise around Lin Miaomiao. It is a classic plot of early heroine TV series. If you leave Lin Miaomiao, you will find that there is no wind or rain outside. Of course, I haven't watched this drama, so I may have misunderstood it. There is definitely nothing wrong with traveling to a world with a plot and centering around the heroine, so 4 stars are still worth it.

It's so exciting that I'm shaking my head hard. Although there are some very minor flaws in the logic, I have to say that it's very beautiful.

I know it's a bit nonsense, but it's really enjoyable to watch.

It's good-looking. I love watching it, but it's a little too little. A little bit is not enough to watch.

It's really good-looking. Chapter 80 now has a bit of a reforming pioneer hero flavor.

If you like it, you have to hit it hard and there is no unnecessary ambiguous plot. I like it.

People are cruel and don't talk much. If you have a golden finger and space, you can do it! No, no, don't stop!

It's really cool and doesn't overwhelm the protagonist.

The writing is pretty good. I can keep reading. Come on, but this kind of infinite time-travel flow can easily lead to fatigue.

I'm so angry that my stomach hurts. I've spent so long in vain [covers face]