I quite like the core concept, but the middle part is a little too ink-blank. It's a torture to follow the series, but it's not bad to finish it in one go. I would like to call it the concept of the big sleep. Silly liars and deceitful fools can live a lifetime. It's quite cute. Comparatively speaking, I like the extras better.
Mainly, it was a delicious day after watching the cookies. I prefer the extra confession about my past life, which has a more regretful flavor of missing my lover.
Mainly focusing on unit essays, the author's writing skills are not very good. The first unit is poorly written, the second unit is okay, and the overall feeling is very average.
The main character is such a cute little cookie. The main cp is so cute that my girl's heart melts. The sub cp likes the love between parents. There are a lot of awkward and stomach-ache-inducing characters. The brother's love line is also quite good, but the prince's line of memories is a bit not to my liking. However, I quite like the world of the protagonist in the prince's love line.
Mainly, the cp brother was too cool and depressing in the early stage, so I liked it, and the protagonist was also very frustrated in the early stage, but it got much better after the middle stage. There was a supporting character brother who gave me the first impression of jumping over the wall and doting on him.
The main attack of fast travel is okay in the early stage and the ending is okay, but it is too uncomfortable in the middle. The protagonist is constantly being frustrated and being plotted, but the protagonist is not strong enough to directly retaliate. It makes me sick to death.
Mainly focusing on unit stories, several pairs of CPs are quite cute. The author is very good at handling the situation. He basically doesn't describe the postures of attack and pain. I feel very comfortable reading it. The plot is also good. I personally like the second story better.
Mainly, it's an okay modern novel. Although the protagonist is set as an infinite flow missioner, it doesn't feel inconsistent to replace the plot with someone who knows the plot. The character of the protagonist is a little inconsistent with the setting. The plot skips dozens of chapters and it can still be read without difficulty. I give it a thumbs up.
The main focus is Double Life. If nothing happens to Haitang, I really recommend the author to write it in Haitang. Putting it in Jinjiang is a bit out of place. I only want to read the emotional part but I have been dragged to read some plot lines, so I don't like it very much. I think I will like XP very much.
The main focus is on fast travel, and the beautiful attack and strong attack are not my cup of tea in theory, but unexpectedly I quite like this book. It can be regarded as a kind of XP. The writing is okay, and some parts look better if I read without thinking.
The main focus of Infinite Streaming is a rare dual power. The plot is okay. Unfortunately, there are a few points that I have always cared about that I thought I would talk about. The ending is a bit sloppy, but the emotional part ended successfully.
It's so romantic that it's a bit hard to criticize. I think it's okay for this bite, but the author is a newbie and his writing skills are not very good. Many plots are a bit awkward.
I mainly focus on traveling through books. I really like the part where the two protagonists and CP play out the fun of three people. The adventure is quite interesting, but there is a part in the middle where the protagonist pretends to be a three-year-old child and it makes me disgusted.
Modern protagonist, I watched it for the paranoid and slightly yandere character. I really couldn't stand the two of them, and I looked for something I liked. I felt like there wasn't much that really poked at me, and I felt a bit cheated.
God, God, God, I love Narcissus forever. The only dissatisfaction is that the main point of view of the episode is too obvious and it makes me uncomfortable to watch it. The main point of view is not clear and it is very good and comfortable to read the main text. I like the plot very much. In the end, the episode becomes the most ordinary beauty and I can't explain but I don't like it. It's very stereotyped. But aside from the episode, it is my favorite one.
The main focus of holographic online games, the plot is amazing, I really like the handsome protagonist 1, the setting of the assassin is quite handsome, the game is also well written, I still can't forget a battle with the teleportation mage, personal top holographic online games, but unfortunately I don't like the CP emotional part very much, I don't like the character design very much
The main theme of fast travel is actually not very fast. It was okay in the early stage and felt that it has nothing to do with the previous one. Personally, I felt it was a bit unfinished. I looked at it because of the fact that it looks like infatuation but is actually ruthless. Only the fantasy world feels like it. Others are average. I feel that there is no fast travel element in the latter part. It can be read as a unit story. It is quite disappointing.
Chuan Shu mainly focused on writing. In the early years, it was rare to see Chuan Shu focusing on articles. It was actually not very interesting, but there was really nothing to read at that time.
The main focus of fast travel is towards redemption. I don't understand why the author set it up so that attacking is stronger than receiving in the dream world. In reality, receiving is stronger than attacking. The redemption is not complete. Moreover, the previous book was called Saving Rag Shou, but the result is still double clean, okay.
I mainly focus on traveling through books. I like the plot very much. It also has some elements of multiple vests. It is my favorite among traveling through books.
Narcissus in a Single Waistcoat, I love reading it. Compared with another Narcissus that I like very much, the advantage is that there are no clear stereotypes of attack and reception in the whole story. As a story, it is quite good.