COD Lover

How desperate must I have been when my brother abandoned me? Did I accept everything? No, I couldn't. My heart was crumbling. I just wanted to go home. A white dove that doesn't belong to this world. This is the only Call of Duty novel I've ever read where the protagonist is so determined to go home. It's wonderful that he doesn't forget to go home. They aren't who they are.

It's very interesting to watch, but it's a hard life and very depressing. It's fun to watch the soldier's process of becoming sober and sinking, but the process is too unequal and depressing, and it's very sad to watch. As a follow-up review, the author's writing is really good, and the writing style is also very good, but the overall atmosphere is quite depressing.

The character and settings of the controller are so interesting! It's a pity that the Krueger part was too suffocating. Zimo, you let me down so much 😢 I'm looking forward to the development of the subsequent plot.

It is actually a very realistic book, but the author's writing style is very delicate, and the description of the scenery and the psychology of the characters are very delicate. Especially when I saw later that Kee said that he named the night "Indulgence" was from his perspective. Later, when I recalled it, YN's eyes were filled with sadness, and then I thought about what that night was to YN.

It was so heartbreaking; I was on the verge of crying the whole time. Let me first address the controversy surrounding whether it's abusive towards women. I don't think so; it's just emotionally draining with a little physical abuse. The emotional aspect lies in the change in my feelings for them before and after my transmigration—it was truly painful, and I felt a strong sense of empathy.

The writing is quite good, at least it is considered good among the COD B fans I have seen, and the progression of emotions is also very smooth. It feels a bit like the youth pain literature I read when I was young. In some places, I feel that the writing is worth thinking about, existence and destruction, and what is the meaning of life.

I have already tired of saying how delicious it is, and the teacher wrote it very delicately. After reading this book, I finally understood the meaning of hearing the truth in the morning and dying in the evening. It is so beautiful and delicate. I stayed up until three in the morning, still crying and whimpering for my teacher. I found my soulmate. I love it so much.

The smooth writing unfolds a delicate plot, like reading an ancient book that has been stored away for a long time. You can almost smell the rich fragrance of ink after fanning yourself. I think the title "Love Letter" would be quite fitting. Interspersed throughout are many inner monologues, revealing a traceable and nuanced relationship. Every turning point is smooth and seamless.

It's so delicious. The atmosphere is more serious, but I have to say that it fits the soldiers very well. The writing is very good and not embarrassing. The meat and vegetable combination is very good. I'm just worried about whether he and his wife really don't have other accounts. What a pity. I want to eat big meat [Adore][Adore]

It's so good! At first, I thought YN was just a simple, cute, ordinary girl living in peacetime. Maybe because YN is so strong inside, I didn't really feel the extreme inequality between the soldiers and YN. Having read more heart-wrenching stories, I'm honestly not surprised by the soldiers' actions. So far, I still respect YN quite a bit.