A Thousand Episodes of Interesting Souls

The second brush suddenly remembered why I had hastily read the last few chapters of the book because I liked the early content of the book, but I didn't like the later content. The villain's curse on the heroine in the latter part felt a bit deliberate, and the place where the heroine died did not match the style of the full text. It was obviously a sand story, so why was there such a heart-breaking plot? Shouldn't the normal operation of a comedy series be that everyone laughs and defeats the villain and then goes home happily? Many times the villain can even pack lunch in a funny way, adding to the comic effect. And although the sweetness returns in the final two chapters, because the separation and death were too sad, it was separated from the sweetness of the ending, and it felt unreal. It made me feel that the perfect ending of the last two chapters was more like a fantasy than reality, a large-scale dream weaved by the male protagonist for himself.

The writing is very good, the computer setting in the brain is also very interesting, and the relationship between the two protagonists is indeed sweet and interesting. But I felt that the ending and the extras created a strong sense of separation. Moreover, the author wrote the ending a bit hastily, and the curse was too deliberate. It is obviously a magical world, but there is no way to save the heroine. The magical world is just a background setting. Normally, magic is used to make love, but when it comes to the real critical moment, there is no way to save the heroine. It is just a tool for love. The label is sweet, and it really sounds like it's trying to trick a dog into killing him. The last two chapters didn't make me feel so empty. I really felt empty after reading it to the end, and the extras didn't feel sweet enough, and I felt like I had a mouthful of knives.

? ? Come to relive? ? Because I found out that this author has read it before. Why does everyone say it is fake? Am I too big? I don't understand, I didn't think anything of it when I watched it before, I just thought it was quite funny.

I feel like the ending is very early fan style, and I feel like many people can't accept it [question mark]. It feels like a lot of the fanfics I read in the early days were where the female protagonist traveled through time and then the male protagonist reversed time travel [laughing and crying]. But my son really feels like the beginning of a Japanese anime harem series (bushi)

Hahaha, I have a father from another world, so your father is Italian [Let me be healthy]

A mouthful of old blood, even if it is he, I can't help it. Why should a young couple have to go through life and death in a sweet article! I still don't understand why the heroine died. The whole story never mentioned how much she had feelings for the earth. The heroine's concern for the earth is her parents. Then we can make a phone call to another world first, and then slowly create a channel, and the flow rate is different. The parents on the earth are not worried... Guan Jian's ending is also very hasty. The male protagonist has experienced so much, is he still the person the heroine likes? What the heroine likes is the boy who is simple and kind-hearted and has a bit of a sophistication. The heroine herself also said that she doesn't like people like the emperor. The hero is still scary now that the emperor is like him! Does the male protagonist love or is he obsessed with the female protagonist?

I don't know how many times I've watched it, but every time I watch the ending, I feel like crying and laughing at the same time.

It feels as beautiful as the hero's dream in the end. He hopes that Lina can return to the original world and live a normal life [crying] But Lina's time travel was unknown at the beginning, so there should be no reason for Lina to travel back! No matter, just read it as a sweet article! [Crying]

I finished reading it, and I thought it was okay since I wasn't following a serial. Although when I read it the second time, I found that the comments were controversial. As far as I'm concerned, if it's a sweet article and I still want to write a be, I should either remove the sweet article label or write a sweet ending. The author does have to write according to his own ideas, but the reader has not violated any rules. It is normal to spend money to see the dish he wants only to be upset when the table is turned off.

I'm really sad about this ending. It looks perfect, but it's like a mirror, shattered at the first touch.