Becoming the Cat of My Favorite, Ranpo

Good news: The goddess next door Xia is in v Bad news: The god next door, Xia, has entered v

Good news has entered v (look at the happy movie next door), bad news has entered v (the frequency here has dropped)

Finished with flowers~~ I found out that this book was also finished, so I rushed to read it. Thanks to Shatang for bringing another wonderful story and a lovable character. Unfortunately, most of the chapters have been forgotten for a long time, so I can only make some brief comments based on the remaining memories. But in a sense, it may be a good thing, and what is left is the essence (laughs) The first thing I want to mention is that the title of the novel is very attractive. I was very interested in it even before I saw the introduction. Even though I didn't know that I recommended this work before I clicked on it. Maybe it's because first of all, I have a good impression of Ranpo, and the Ranpo written by Shatang is also particularly lovable; secondly, although the title of the novel is not long, it contains various elements of "I push", "Ranpo" and "cat", and outlines a very imaginative picture of the relationship, making people unconsciously look forward to their relationship and interaction. Then the setting of the protagonist is also very interesting. It seems to be the first time I have seen such a weak character like Hibiki in Shatang's writing. I didn't expect that he would be evaluated as a "wives writer". It is so bizarre that it is a bit funny. Regarding the person issue, in fact, Yujiu in the Leukocyte book and Ranpo in the Yunyang book are both in third person, right? I quite like them all, but I don't know what the author thinks is the problem, because it feels like the emotional expression is insufficient? Shatang is indeed very good at using one-to-three perspective changes to depict characters, express emotions, and design plots (to play with the reader's bushi). If you think that the expression of the third perspective is insufficient, you may try to use more descriptions of the environment and the description of the characters' movements, expressions, etc. The third perspective is after all "God's perspective". It is not as convenient and direct as the first perspective to describe the character's psychology in large sections. It is often necessary to actively (emphasis on) emphasize the environment or the key external expressions of the characters to enhance the atmosphere and express the character's psychology. It's a pity that the following ten chapters seem to have the outline and character settings directly transferred to it hahh, but it's good to have it finished. I saw Hibiki get a good ending with family and friends in the real world (wipe away tears), and I want a sequel! Who is the ringing CP? Hurry up and bring it up! And Modo Modo getting along with Ranpo! I was deceived (not) by my literary name! In the final pre-receipt, I promised a large-scale harem game, which I think will be very interesting (I don't mean to urge the author to start a trap, so don't feel pressured)

After saving for a month, I found that there was only one updated chapter (wiping away tears) and I completely forgot what it was about (.)

Nervous, too nervous, and entering the brain-burning stage again, so what does Hoshino Hibiki mean when he mentions books? Is there some overlap between Poe's books and real books?

Ah, it's okay, madam, please adjust your state slowly.

The last part is absolutely amazing, it gives me chills. And did Hoshino Hibiki just want to force them out by smashing the plate? Why do you do this (try to think

This tells us that we should carry our badges with us when we go to work so that if we are killed and only the bones are left, we can easily identify the body (a strange idea)

Shenmuguang stopped laughing and I started laughing hiahiahia

I go back and forth and go back in despair