My Reaper Roommate

Therefore, many of the extra sweets are pure scams. The whole extra story is very short and most CPs have no plot. As for the significance of Sang Yu as the protagonist, I can't understand it even after reading the full text. She doesn't even have as many roles as Amiao. She is just a background version with strong strength, and her strength is usually sealed. In comparison, the first heroine in this article is undoubtedly Sang Tong, except for the beginning. She did not appear in the plot, and the sequels were basically Sang Tong's main show, and even the extras were Sang Tong. Sang Tong had the most scenes in the whole book, and even Murong, the other heroine written in the protagonist column, could only take second place. Later in the writing, she completely went off track. It would be more reasonable to change the title to Sang Tong's Demon Slayer. Sang Yu is purely a background. Except for her relationship with Murong, she has no sense of existence most of the time. , I often don't remember that there is Sang Yu in the team. Her role is limited to Sang Tong and Murong. When the situation is critical and they can't be rescued, Sang Yu is asked to use the mechanical deity to get a hand. The most outrageous thing is that the subsequent plot even disappears directly. The ending is the same old routine that Sang Tong can't help but come out to get a hand. This also makes the final ending feel very bland. If in the end The ending is that the protagonists work together to defeat the villain. Although it is cliché, it is somewhat passionate. For example, the one who cannot break the bones is somewhat heroic. As a result, all the teammates are wiped out and Sang Tong dies. Then Sang Yu's mechanical deity casually defeats the previously very powerful boss. In the end, Murong restarts with one click, and even the villain is forgiven. The whole story is as if it never happened. As for the so-called he, they are all fraud. In the end, Sang Tong and Su Sifang can barely be considered a he. The others are basically unfinished even if they don't say be. Moreover, without sister Sang Tong, the whole world has changed, and all relatives and friends have forgotten everything. I can't say whether it is a he or not. The only thing I am happy about is that it is still a he. There is Su Sifang. As for Su Sifang, the Arhat's golden body was broken and he lost all his cultivation, and Sang Tong's body was severely damaged and he will not live well for the rest of his life. Judging from the final situation, Sang Tong must have taken the first step, leaving Su Sifang to die alone. It is not satisfactory to say that he is, and the two of them have too much meaning to say he. The whole story is written down and most of the branches are about good people dying and causing trouble for thousands of years. The whole story is about destiny and reward. In fact, everything is unfair. I don't know how the author intended to write it, but most of them are easy to make people feel unhappy. As for the others, Ah Miao Ren Gui Shu Tu is definitely a be. I don't know if Luo Ruyan is considered a be. The world in the painting looks like it is ruined and has not been explained clearly. Moreover, I feel bad for her to be paired with a villain and a traitor. Hua Yunyue has neither CP master nor body. It is really tragic. Zeng Tianhan Hao Jiefang, these characters who had such a strong presence in the early stage, don't even know the ending. How Gray Granny died in the end is not explained. What happened to the Eight-foot Mirror in the end is also known as the Wolf Queen. A word about Murong with Liu Erniang may not be considered a be, but for many years I have felt that restarting with one click is in vain, and I don't know what will happen next. I think the ending of the female ghost in the tree and Murong Sangyu is a be. Death is like a lamp going out, and you will not be the same person again after reincarnation. Sang Yu is a typical example. In the end, his feelings for his sister are basically gone, and his love for Murong also originated from the past. In my opinion, the Sang Yu who timidly knocked on the door of Murong's house at the beginning of the book is no longer there. It feels a bit unfinished.

Sang Tong wrote too much. It's not that it's bad, but I feel that the whole story relies on Sang Tong to reveal it in the end, and the protagonist only highlights their usefulness at the last moment, which is a bit unfair. The last part is also about Sang Tong's story. What happened to Sang Yu and Murong in the end? It was not explained clearly, only the last two figures from the back were used to explain their continued relationship. But this article is beautiful and the pace is tight, but there are too many unnecessary things.

Alas, I originally thought that the group of them could all return to 403 and 402 after the world restarted. Everyone was here, Sang Tong, Sang Yu, Murong, Su Sifang, Ah Miao, Yanyan, Hao Jiefang, everyone gathered together to eat hot pot. I kept imagining this scene in my mind. Although everyone has almost found a good home, Sang Tong's younger sisters "Sang Yu" and Mu Rong did not come back after all, but were reincarnated as other people. Thinking of this is still a little distressing. But I still like this work by the author and will continue to support other works. Because the author's works can obviously arrange regrettable and tragic endings, such as Jingwei, the female general, commander and princess, but the author will still give them a happy ending, which makes me more moved than heartbroken. In short, I like the author's works very much. I hope the author is in good health and continues to work hard.

The two protagonists look like they are dead, they are all Sang Tong, and Sang Tong is the protagonist. She is the only protagonist in this book. The role of power is mutual, and the role of others is to help Sang Tong. The more I look at it, the more something is wrong. The two protagonists can only be briefly mentioned by the author.

Shit-flavored chocolate is still expired

Finally finished reading. . Emm, how can I say that the author's writing is very good, but there are really too few main CP scenes and too many Sang Tong scenes. The side scenes are almost all Sang Tong's scenes. It's really uncomfortable to watch. After watching it, I feel like I have a lump in my throat. I'm so suffocated.

The mood is complicated... Hell will never be empty, but Ksitigarbha's own wish must be fulfilled by the shadow... Both of them are tragic in the end... Also, Sang Yu is not the protagonist in this movie... Either he can do nothing, or he will disappear without a trace...

Alas, he is better than be. I always feel aggrieved after watching it.

The writing is quite good, but I feel like the priorities are a bit mixed. I also like Sifang and Sister Tong, but the main characters Murong and Sang Yu have too few scenes.

The author is really good at making up the short stories, and they are all very interesting. But it still feels a bit anticlimactic, too rushed in the end. As mentioned in the review, the main CP is too weak, and Sang Yu basically has no role in the rest of the game.