The Doll Age: I Became a God by Making Dolls

It's quite interesting. The genre is also pretty good. The writing style is also good. It's a different style of writing. I just hope it's free of CP. This kind of pure emotion between the owner and the doll is really interesting. As long as the author is willing to write it down, I'm willing to follow the author and read o(^▽^)o, author. Come on [please update]

Good-looking, very good-looking. The friend of the Lin family and the master is quite annoying, but it is undeniable that it is really good to create such a distinctive character. The writing is really good. Please update it soon.

I like this theme very much. The dolls I make can be added to the story to bring the characters in the story to the real world, such as fairy tales or animations. There is no mark on whether there is CP, but I feel that according to the current situation of the protagonist, it is not suitable to have CP. If CP, the protagonist will be like a blood bag and be sucked. But I feel that the situation is similar now. Many people are staring at the protagonist. There are also some plots similar to moral kidnapping in the article. The protagonist and the protagonist's master have experienced it. I feel that the protagonist's outlook on life is a bit strange. "But, no matter how beautiful a three-meter-tall mermaid is, it's hard for someone so tall to feel protective, right?" Beauty, beauty, even a heroic beauty, should have a soft and lovely side. Why did Master make the mermaid three meters tall?". These are the inner thoughts of the original protagonist. Is the author a male, or is he just influenced by watching too many TV series? Regarding the protagonist's thoughts on objects, who would want an ordinary object? The characters he likes are all dazzling. Instead of wanting an ordinary object, why can't he yearn for a life that makes people feel happy? The protagonist is very talented, but in terms of the plot, it is not like following his own wishes and being added to the wishes of others. How about opening the protagonist's fingers wider. She is obviously very talented and capable, but she is still being spied on by others. She keeps describing other people's greed, but the protagonist does not know it or does not deal with it. It seems a bit uncomfortable. I hope that the protagonist can be strong enough that others don't dare to have random delusions. Although she is a little girl, her ability has been shown. It is not just talent, but the ability to fight against it.

It's very interesting, but there is always someone plotting against the heroine, who is coaxed and taken advantage of like a real child.

I read the previous part a little bit. A girl traveled to the world of dolls to become a doll maker? I'm more of an everyday person, but I also like to be paired with a good guy. I didn't see the heroine's growth or anything special. It was exactly the same as what was revealed in the introduction. Also, what does it mean to arrange a male protagonist to play the female lead before he is in elementary school? "A Dedicated Good Man"? The plot is completely unworthy of the imaginative setting, and the family warmth is also superficial. The form of the slogan is greater than the content. I thought it was a strong woman who could withdraw.

It's a very novel subject matter. Although it has shortcomings, it is generally very interesting.

It looks good and I like the character of the heroine. I think it's very interesting and I've already reviewed it. I hope the author will hurry up and update it.

The subject matter is novel, but some details are not described, which makes it feel like it is out of touch with the plot.

Super beautifully written.

So are you sure what your natal doll is? 🍉