Those books that seemed to have died halfway but still touched my point. (This is for my own use, just to record my thoughts and practice my expression skills, please don't disturb me)
The foster child is very cute, and the interaction between the protagonist and Ryan is very cute, but the protagonist's perspective is very passive, without his own beauty and initiative. He is delicate and soft, waiting to be attacked to trigger the plot. It is not vivid, like a leather bag. I prefer the protagonist to have his own thoughts and initiative. Except for the live broadcast at the beginning, there is very little effort and thought from the protagonist.
I suddenly felt that the obedient protagonist Shou was like a kitten, Gong and his uncle were both sick villains, and Su Tianwen was full of arrows. Generally speaking, it was a good meal, but the plot was a bit bland and the characters were average. I didn't finish it, but I could guess the sequel, which was a little less attractive.
The contrast between the main character's setting of attacking Shou and being reversed struck me as a typical heartthrob Mary Sue. The main character Shou is so beautiful that everyone is crazy about him. Everyone either loves him, is crazy about him, or is jealous of him to the point of distortion. After watching too much, I feel it is a bit exaggerated. The characters are also obsessed with Sue, and I can't eat this meal that looks delicious but is actually an additive.
Alien lovers are ecstatic. The perverted alien protagonist is very interesting and exciting. After reading the first story, the heroine uses the weak to train the strong to put a leash on dangerous creatures. It is very interesting, but the setting is to pamper the female supporting role and the villain. It is not easy to pamper the heroine. I left with tears.
Very cute short story! Perfect as a snack before bed! The first world has the feel of a fairy tale, with love giving birth to flesh and blood. It's just that the story is indeed a bit thin. It just looks like two people having similar love affairs.