Devil Likes Me

The big text is a work of art.

This book is very good. The setting is different from other books. I feel it is even better.

It's over. I feel empty and want to cry.

This is not a devil, it is obviously a cute little fairy

The style of this book is very different from the previous ones. I love it.

This is my third book, and I suddenly feel a little bit reluctant to leave it. I want to keep writing so that I can keep reading?

Maybe because the author wrote this article a long time ago, some parts are not connected naturally, and I feel that the heroine has been "arrogant" and always loses her temper with the male protagonist. I personally don't like this. The male protagonist feels a bit too "simple". After all, he died around 27 years old, and he may not understand anything about men and women. Having said all this, I don't mean to blame the author. I just want to use my comments to express my thoughts after reading this novel carefully. I rarely spend money to read novels in Jinjiang. I will spend money to buy something I really like. I still like the setting of the author's novel very much. Hahaha.

Time is both forgiving and cruel. The greatest sadness is that no one will remember you anymore.

The emotions are very delicately written, a great article

There is always a lot to say about the topic of eternal life and love. But when I picked up the pen, I couldn't say anything. So this review is very unnutritious! I've read stuff about this topic before, so I'll list one or two again: First, there is a book called "Journey to Past Lives", in which the male protagonist is a vampire and the female protagonist is human. The male protagonist wanted to be with the female protagonist forever, so he also wanted to turn her into a vampire, but vampires cannot see the light. The female protagonist said: "I want to stand in the sun forever," so the male protagonist's idea was abandoned. I'm thinking, isn't your love for him better than the superficial luxury of "being able to stand under the sun"? But somehow, I feel that this idea is reasonable. (I digress here) I think it will be very tiring for the male protagonist to find a reincarnated female protagonist in the future. . (Off topic again!) Second, "Fox Demon Little Matchmaker", this series (let's call it a series) is about monsters and humans. Monsters and humans make a wish under the acacia tree to meet each other in the next life. Until the monster finds the person he/she loves and hits him/her with the memory hammer, he/she has no memory. From this episode, you will find that memory is very important, at least it is of great significance to "love". Okay, let me get back to the subject. The heroine in You Da's story said "I have nothing but memories" and the misty look of our male protagonist. I personally think it is much more reasonable than the one in "Fox Fairy Little Matchmaker" where you can continue to love each other as soon as you use the memory hammer to hit it (of course I love this episode!!! I don't mean to step on it, the dog's head saves his life∪?ω?∪) I would like to ask, would a person continue to love someone whose face is extremely different from the one in his memory without any pressure? (No, no, no, I didn't ask this sharp question) Therefore, in this type of novels about the past and present life, there is a consistent pattern that the past and present lives look similar, which is indeed a bit correct. (After all, no one can tell for sure about the past and present life, it is probably a nonsense) In fact, the ending was beyond my expectations. I originally thought that the female protagonist would continue to talk sweetly to the male protagonist after reincarnation (picking her hands), but I didn't expect it to give me a heavy blow. However, after reading the ending again, I feel that it is not bad for such a story to have such an ending. The time when this review was written is quite different from the time when I read this article, and even further away from the time when I watched "The Little Matchmaker"... It's best not to reply to me and let me write a review for my own entertainment. . That's it, then~