Reborn with the Tyrant [Cultivation]

How should I put it, the author's writing style is still good, which is why I continued reading it in the first place. I personally like doting on each other, so I think it's okay to attack and receive the emotional line. But the shortcomings are also obvious, such as the pace is too slow and it will be sluggish in the later stages. I clicked in because there aren't too many words, but I was dragged along by the plot to the point where I felt like I was reading a 1,000,000-word article. I'm not talking about refinement, it's the feeling of holding your breath underwater for a second (an exaggeration). The emotional drama is actually not very exciting, but it is forced to twist and turn under this overly large world view. It feels like the relationship and the protagonist are both serving the world view, and it feels like being led along. It's normal for a drama, but the cumbersome background of this article makes it look like a beautiful fat man participating in a marathon, which makes the audience feel heartbroken. I can only say that it is not necessary, it is really not necessary. The ending gives me a personal feeling that it has come true. I deliberately tried to support the world view and atmosphere at the beginning, but it seemed very hasty and weak. For two cents of flowers, just wish Gongshou 99.

I can't rate all the locks and get points, it's going high and going low, there's no crematorium, haha. I regret buying it. The villain's clues are unclear, his emotions are sticky, and he is basically coaxing him. Gong acted like a three-year-old child from beginning to end, hiding his rebirth from beginning to end. Towards the end, I was put in a dark room. The boy, who was initially as sharp as a knife, was later attacked and would not resist even going to bed every day, nor did he do anything else. Then he ran out to take revenge. Finally, a bunch of bones from his body were removed to treat his eyes. Haha, what a crematorium. Who buries whom?

It's really a bit unfinished and the character design is broken. I feel that it would be more reasonable and complete to set some sadistic points about the emotional experience of attack and shou. The whole article is really a brainless mutual love. The persona that I received was more than a little bit broken in the end, and I was completely different from the beginning. The plot line of the villain is also disappointing. It's not that it can't be set up like this, but the cause and effect are only written so much. It's really a bit perfunctory + I'm sorry that it took so long to set the stage. I can only say that the first half is quite attractive, so I can be considered as paying for the twins I like.

I feel that the world view is not written well, and the villain appears and then exits for no apparent reason. There is a locked chapter in the middle, which is probably what is going on in the dark room, but it is really weird. I really don't understand this direction. Do you really accept it all? I thought it was very sweet at first, otherwise I wouldn't buy it all. The more I read later, the more I felt that it was all about desire. I don't like this. PS I feel like both of them have lost their character.

The ending came unexpectedly, and it was the wedding we had promised!!! I still want to wait for Yuncuo to find out that his bones have been replaced.

This is too hasty. It ends in a hurry.

Read it in one sitting! Very tasty! Both people have flaws in their personalities, and there are people who interfere with them, causing them to miss each other in their past lives. However, in the end, it was Xue Huai who matured first and was able to reunite the broken mirror. Yuncuo is different from the sinister tyrant I predicted. He is more like a sensitive child with low self-esteem. In his previous life, he was all driven by his own impulses. He lost his beloved with his own hands and worried about gains and losses. Only with Xuehuai's comfort did he become confident in himself. I like their relationship very much. They are really teenagers who have known each other since they were young. They have a tacit understanding, and their relationship is sincere and unique. They are reborn. As long as they pay a little attention, those misunderstandings that could have been missed can be easily resolved. There are no inexplicable misunderstandings and no regrets. That's why I like stories about rebirth and reunion. I would have regretted that Yun Cuo lost his sight for Xue Huai, but thinking that his little fairy had shown him the most beautiful scenery, he felt relieved. Unexpectedly, Xue Huai still presented the beautiful world to Yun Cuo, and the ending was basically a happy one. It's a pity that the ending of Xue Zong was not mentioned. This character is quite complicated. It flipped over and over again in my heart. I really wanted to see him continue talking about his family's love and hand him over to the best fiancé in the world. Finally, there is the big BOSS who doesn't even have a name. His qualifications are top-notch, otherwise he wouldn't have been dug out after being buried for so long. His feelings for Xue Huai were unintentionally deep. He pretended to be a prophet and said that Xue Huai's husband could bring four seasons (I forgot the original words). Teasing? Or do you want to disgust Xue Huai for the last time? However, regardless of whether he made a true prediction, Yun Cuo still proved with his strength that even if he could not become an illusionist, he was still the right person for Xue Huai in the prophecy. Also, this world of fairies and demons is very interesting. The Phoenix Blue Bird also had to work in tears. I wonder how much of the little Phoenix's down must be gathered to make a pillow? We still don't know whether the civil servant test questions given by Yun Cuo are really pirated?

It's a good-looking, cute little couple, and the little details of their interactions are well written! I will never forget Taotie and Cat. Jpg The plot processing is a bit immature. Although the relevant clues of the villain are finally integrated into the whole text, the chapters of revealing the secret are a little rushed and unconvincing. Overall, I personally feel that the flaws outweigh the virtuesww

I can't bear to finish it, I haven't seen enough

I really like this book. Where is the short paragraph?