It has an ancient flavor, but its attack and defense are good, but the secondary CP is annoying. Lei looks upright on the surface but is actually outspoken, stupid, low-emotion businessman, don't look at the deputy CP.
I don't like losing my memory every time. It feels like I'm watching a collection of short stories. The plot line ends abruptly again and again, and the emotional line has no continuity. Not happy at all.
The protagonist's setup by a highly intelligent businessman was not very successful, and the protagonist's attack was even worse. He did not see the Buddhist nature, but only saw that the emotional intelligence was too low.
Not bad. In fact, I have never quite understood how this type of CP is so good. The protagonist Shou is obviously not distracted and is only following the plot. It's okay if the protagonist Gong doesn't know the truth. After knowing it, he still pursues it. It's really a bit cheap. The bastard is the one who accepts it.
Don't be smart and don't be distracted. It's okay to view each unit as an independent plot, but when I think about the main characters acting, it feels completely wrong. After all, if a sincere person has been let down, this crematorium can be satisfying. But a real actor was "let down"... Haha.
The copywriting is a scam. I don't understand what the protagonist wants to do. It's understandable that he doesn't want to end up with the original protagonist, but he doesn't want to follow the plot anymore. He still insists on posting a note about working hard as a passerby. It's both ridiculous and grounded, and I can't stand it.
It's okay, the main character is pretty good, and the emotional line didn't poke much fun at me. The plot line was a bit boring to read in one sitting. In short, the literary wasteland is edible.
It's a waste of literature, but the character of the protagonist, Gong Shou, doesn't have any memorable points. The key is not to poke fun at my cuteness. Why.
Inexplicable attacks and inexplicable feelings. I can't understand it at all, both the plot line and the emotional line are incomprehensible. How on earth could such a thing contain so many words...
The writing style is not very good. It seems okay at the beginning, but the character design is too awkward. The protagonist looks like an idiot and is not very sweet. His thoughts and actions feel like something that a person with a normal IQ would not be able to do. The supporting characters are also hard to describe. They become friends inexplicably. There is no sense of friendship at all, and they start to be self-righteous and protective. It just feels like they are being forced to take advantage. Gong is the same. He repeatedly said that it was not motivated by lust, but it felt like it was purely motivated by lust. There was a feeling that someone more beautiful than the protagonist would be cheated on him immediately... In the final analysis, the writing was still not good. What the author wanted to express and what was actually presented were so different that there was even a sense of fragmentation. Why.
This little beauty is really focused on her mission. The battered one doesn't want to give it up, but the sufferer is still thinking about his mission. But in the end, when their origins were revealed, they were quite a match. It feels like the little Lord God hasn't really figured it out yet.
This foreshadowing and reversal is amazing. The protagonist's emotional line of attack and reception is amazing, and the small world is also very good.
Just for this idea, I have to give it five stars. The various small world metaphors are simply amazing. In the later period, the identities and life experiences of the protagonists were a bit confusing, but the flaws were not hidden, and the overall reading experience was very enjoyable.