To the Deepest Place

It's strange. I can only say that the finale, or that the romance started in the middle and late stages, mostly has very little plot, and then the last few chapters suddenly rush to the progress, and finally the heroine becomes a god and all her wishes come true... Well, if the self in the new timeline has no memory, but the self who became a god before deliberately set that she will be with Brother Yan, will the ending be with him? So, the fiancé line was completely skipped? I was so confused... I was very interested in reading it in the middle, and then I was fed many chapters of daily love life without plot, and finally a shocking conspiracy. Although it can be regarded as a foreshadowing of the beginning, it was really rushed... I really like the author's writing and character design, and I also like the plot direction. I hope that the next book can grasp the rhythm of the ending.

All I can say is that it's all due to the epidemic. Probably because I wanted to finish it quickly after getting sick, otherwise there is no need to finish it in such a hurry, and the rhythm of the writing needs to be improved. The first half of the book was smooth, until the copy of Miss Pan started to have a messy rhythm. The decryption foreshadowing was too long and the climax of the ending was lacking. Then it was love, and then suddenly the male protagonist sent the finale. If the clues and foreshadowing were coordinated The interval between corresponding decryption ideas or guessing ideas should not exceed too many chapters. It would be better to have a unified summary at the end. At the same time, it is best to objectively and clearly deny the wrong guessing ideas in advance. Otherwise, even if I read it in one go, I will be a bit confused, especially about the cat pet shop incident. I still don't understand what happened.

From the beginning when we were at the lake, I felt that there was something different about him. But I would think that either he is a pervert, likes the other person but can't control his emotions and wants to kill the other person and hurt the other person (the kind of person who likes the other person but doesn't care about the other person's good or bad), or the "special" thing about Yiyi is that he treats Yiyi as his own. I never thought that the truth of the original story was like this... He thought that he was the officer who was going to marry his fiancée. He thought that they would have a bright future. He did not expect that his story was actually about the male protagonist who was framed. However, after the male protagonist was proven innocent, he could still have a bright future with his friends, but he and Yiyi could no longer have a bright future. All were buried. Why doesn't Shi Yunfei go to hell?!! (PS I still stand by Brother Yan, because if Yiyi is happy, he will live a relaxed and happy life, but it does not prevent me from lamenting Jiang Yi Linghan)

Missing my lover... I can't help it. It's such a pity, but I feel even more distressed - ah, all the previous efforts were all misunderstandings, like a joke.

Wow, this development is so spectacular... But there are so many holes that have not been filled... Many, many... Please, please masturbate when you feel comfortable. There are so many puzzling details, please fill them in if you have time... There is no Shang in the new timeline, so Jiang will not be persecuted. He must be a god, right?

I still have more to say... The plot here is really good. I feel like I can write another 500 chapters. These settings are so good, especially Senior Brother Lin in the back. He is so miserable.

The final solution to Shang's solution was a bit mechanical, but very reasonable.

Ex-husband brother... You are really... Click a song and my lover will miss it

It has a good ending, the writing is good, and I like the characters, but I feel so empty after watching it.

How is your friend in the New World Line doing? The Absolute Luck of Lawless Then I also want to know about my ex-husband, although in the new world, I may just say "it's best not to meet each other first"...