My Family Went Bankrupt, and I Was Sold to the Church of Ruin

This book has both high points and shortcomings. The advantage is that the opening has a strong impact, the weird atmosphere of the ruined church is well created, the plot of the protagonist dormant and counterattack in a desperate situation is very relaxing, and the story progresses smoothly without delay. The shortcomings are that the supporting characters are very human-like, the family lines are too bluntly written, the mainland power and power system settings are vague, some plots have a heavy sense of routine, and there are no eye-catching twists. It is suitable for casual reading in leisure time. It is not recommended for readers who value a complete world view and delicate character psychology.

Both the characterization and the plot arrangement are much better than the previous book. Judging from the current beginning, the quality of this book is definitely of high quality. The pace seems a bit fast

Who wrote such an awesome book?

Gengshang's style is very similar, I like to see this [Adoration] It's just that the plot line is a bit long, and there are a lot of foreshadowings. The main reason is that the author should update quickly, and the author is so awkward [I'm about to cry]

This book is actually very good to read, but there is not much data in the early stage, and the plot has not been established yet, but it can be seen that it has great potential and is a huge improvement compared to the previous book. I think it is a good book that is relaxing and interesting. I highly recommend it and is suitable for casual reading.

There is no denying that this is a good book. The first volume introduces us to the story of Xia Wen and Elisty in a remote city. The characters are clearly created very successfully. What you say to yourself is the value

It's lighthearted and interesting, with a little bit of meaning, especially the second volume. I'm currently reading the beginning of the second volume. A thief who has cultural literacy, aristocratic etiquette, and doesn't stick to the common sense of the world and does chivalrous things is really attractive. But the forced kiss in the first volume is indeed too blunt, and goes against the protagonist's insistence on three views and the bottom line. In that part, kissing on the face is enough. A normal woman is kissed directly by a strange man, and the possibility of breaking her face is higher. In the end, there is no possibility of blushing and shyness. Kissing on the face can be interpreted as being frivolous, and it can also give a reason to continue to entangle. The forced kiss seems to be superfluous and self-defeating. Except for this short paragraph, the whole thing is very good. Five stars is no problem. If the forced kiss paragraph is changed, the score should be improved to 9.0. After all, the writing style is here. At around eight o'clock, many readers will be poisoned by the forced kiss, but it is definitely worth continuing to read.

After catching up on the updated part, I can see that the focus of the book is on the protagonist's personal concepts, which is what the author wants to express. However, this intention is too strong. The world view (especially the combat power framework) and the rendering of the supporting characters do not feel three-dimensional enough.

Good-looking, I like the single heroine [Shy] Xia Wen seems to have the characteristics of someone Su [Eating Melon]

I can't see the ease, except for the first volume, and the number of readers is too low. The author should have three chapters a day to earn 2,500 per month for advanced full attendance plus gifts, up to 8,000 per month.