
Back to the Apocalypse: The Jade Eye Space
重返末日之玉瞳空间
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- Completed
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- 228k Words
- Genre
- Danmei (BL)
- Updated
- 5y ago
- Source
- JJWXC
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The male protagonist is really heartless, why not just leave him and not take him away, take him away without taking care of him, what the hell.
I don't mean any insult, I'm just telling you how I feel. The protagonist is like a pig, going to save the child, but when he sees the child, he doesn't save it, and it's not like he can't run away. Instead, he goes back to space and waits for a while, until Li Lin does something like this, and then he comes out. I don't understand why the author wrote this? Just to set the stage? I just think this protagonist is too stupid, beyond description, and I'm a bit disappointed.
Li Lin should have been killed easily a long time ago. Why is he still holding him back now? He must come out to support others.
Xiaoya's intelligence level is too low. He missed one person. He can find problems even with a little bit of logical thinking ability, but he still feels something is wrong and can't remember it. Doesn't he know that he needs to count the things he brought as soon as he enters? It can be seen that Xiao Baozi is not even a thing in his heart.
It's very beautiful, there's not too much intrigue, and everyone is happy in the end, so happy! ! ! !
... This is considered finished. I feel like there is still a lot that has not been written clearly.
What difference does it make whether Tang Ya is reborn or not? Wasn't it just a waste of rebirth to be rounded and flattened by a scumbag and an old woman? Being pushed downstairs by a dying scumbag, there is a space that can be entered at any time, but he is still thrown to death! What a waste!
That's not bad, Snow Fox actually hid the person secretly
Because it is a zombie novel, I decided to read it. The first part is very exciting, especially the conflict between the male protagonist and his uncle's family is very well written, but maybe it's just me. . . And this pair of contradictions is also used later, which makes me feel very good. I was surprised to find out later that this is actually a very fantasy novel. However, in order to give everyone a HE after the loss novel, the author has more or less a fantasy color. However, I was still quite shocked by the setting of zombies=demon world. I still insisted on reading it. The author's writing style is not bad. I heard that this is the first time he writes an article? That's really talented~ I wish the author's income will get better and better~
The author writes very well. A gentle and loyal dog can also be very loving. The tone of the whole article is very appropriate. The protagonist Tang Ya is neither a virgin nor too cold-blooded. I think if there really is an apocalypse, it would be great for an ordinary person to live up to his standards. The article also fully describes the inner activities of an ordinary person when facing various events and people in the end of the world. It is true that there is no one who is the savior. Yaya is willing to help those he thinks are worthy of help as much as possible under the circumstances within his ability. He can be regarded as a sensible little enthusiastic person. Therefore, Gong Shou was very successful in shaping him. There shouldn't be many readers who wouldn't like a character with such a personality. As a small Gong, Tang Ao, although somewhat domineering, is also very hostile to humans, but if Gong is not domineering, wouldn't he be easy to attack? Only love would want to monopolize him. And because I hate humans because of my past experiences, it is not easy to be able to help humans for Yaya at the critical moment. I think the author must also be an animal lover. Animals appear in many books. In addition to the basic animals in the human-animal setting, they are in the position of companions or pets. In this article, whether it is Tang Ao's childhood experience, the setting of it as the male protagonist, or the shark's revenge on the fishermen of Country R, the author's love for animals can be seen, and I was very excited to read it.