After returning to the dormitory in the evening, Xia Zhe grabbed Tang Wei's collar and asked him why he let go of the pigeons.
"I went to the library." Tang Wei lied without blushing or out of breath.
"You're just talking nonsense. Shi Jing and I went to the library, and you weren't even there." Xia Zhe lied without blushing or breathing.
"... Why are you going to the library?"
"Let's go to the library to find you!"
"I'm not in the library, how can you find me." Tang Weimai realized as soon as he spoke. How dare this guy play word games with him?
"Tell me, why did you go?"
"..."
"If you don't tell me, I will fuck you first and then fuck you." Xia Zhe pressed Tang Wei on the table.
"That's just you! Is that possible?" Tang Wei rolled his eyes at him and smiled happily.
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It's almost over, so write down your feelings. I'm a fast reader, so I'll just write about it casually. It feels like the beginning is very good, and the entire scene and environment can be presented in my mind. The author's setting of the entire world is great, with a mixture of humans and demons, and strange tricks and magic that look very interesting. This feeling weakened after arriving in the capital. The foreshadowing unfolded too quickly, and all the supporting characters were gone as soon as they appeared. There are no interspersions, so the plot feels a bit thin. I feel that the ghost king, the heroine's father, the heroine's mysterious brother, aunt, uncle, and the child rescued by Liuluocheng, the vixen prince feel like they are only used (I can't say it is just that it feels less). The setting of the entire big world is very good, but it doesn't feel expanded, so it feels like there are only two places on the map, Liuluo City and the Imperial Capital. The character image of the male protagonist is so thin. It is not as good as before when he was always asleep. After waking up, the character is not so full. I still feel that it was great when I was in Liuluo City and then it slowly faded away when I went to Beijing. (Oops, I said a lot of specious nonsense, and I don't know what I'm talking about.) Great cheers, author!
It's too strange. Such a heroine is not the sun, right?
It's almost over, so write down your feelings. I'm a fast reader, so I'll just write about it casually. It feels like the beginning is very good, and the entire scene and environment can be presented in my mind. The author's setting of the entire world is great, with a mixture of humans and demons, and strange tricks and magic that look very interesting. This feeling weakened after arriving in the capital. The foreshadowing unfolded too quickly, and all the supporting characters were gone as soon as they appeared. There are no interspersions, so the plot feels a bit thin. I feel that the ghost king, the heroine's father, the heroine's mysterious brother, aunt, uncle, and the child rescued by Liuluocheng, the vixen prince feel like they are only used (I can't say it is just that it feels less). The setting of the entire big world is very good, but it doesn't feel expanded, so it feels like there are only two places on the map, Liuluo City and the Imperial Capital. The character image of the male protagonist is so thin. It is not as good as before when he was always asleep. After waking up, the character is not so full. I still feel that it was great when I was in Liuluo City and then it slowly faded away when I went to Beijing. (Oops, I said a lot of specious nonsense, and I don't know what I'm talking about.) Great cheers, author!
It's too strange. Such a heroine is not the sun, right?