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穿越之无双
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A bit anticlimactic. It's probably because the author originally wanted to write NP, but then he didn't want to write 1V1 anymore. It's just that the palms of the hands are flesh and the back of the hands is flesh. I don't know how to end it. The best ending for NP to change 1V1 is to kill everyone else. This is the cleanest way. Or write off the heroine, that would be the easiest thing to do.
The author, you have an extraordinary view of moral integrity and harem thoughts.
I have watched it more than ten times, but this is the first time I watched it in Jinjiang
It's a very light-hearted article and quite nice to read.
After reading the whole book, I then went online to read the author's online ending. I paid more attention to the character of Lin Han. I liked what was said in the extra chapter: "The important thing is not the result, but the togetherness." But in the end, Lin Han ended up with Jinxiu. Was Wushuang destined to be Lin Han's passerby? To torture the heroine in this way shows that the author's writing skills are pretty good. Come on, I hope there will be better works coming out.
I think this book is good, but I think the author's writing is a little too shallow. Many things only touch the surface and then stop. It would be better if it could go deeper and write the characters' emotions more delicately. For example, the chapter about Qing Shuang's death gave people the feeling that he was just dead, but not sad. In writing this chapter, the male protagonist Zhao Yunshen sacrificed himself, and his original intention was to torture the female protagonist, but it felt like it was just sensational and not real enough. Although this article is mainly lighthearted, I believe the effect will be better if the emotions are written more deeply, the people inside are more involved, and the feelings are more sincere. But the above are all my personal opinions,,,. . .
But... I still like other endings and so on. This passage without a coffin leading to the town is reliable.
So what is the final outcome? Ah?
Very good, very powerful, that's the ending
Very nice That's the ending