The plot line is quite exciting. Even though I don't play moba games, I really want to play it.
There are some people who find it embarrassing in the comment section of the emotional line. I have read several articles by Butterfly Mother and this emotional line is not embarrassing. I personally enjoy it.
Free article, the back part is pretty good, but the front part is a bit outdated.
One star was deducted because I was devastated by another book by this author, "The Easter Egg Game". In that book, the author really hated Shou, and wrote a few extra chapters to kill Shou, which was so nonsensical, and then let Gong and Gong's bamboo horses go through the dungeon together. I said don't bear it too much
As the title states, the author really understands children. In the early stage, I, as a mother, was a bit annoyed by the bear. In the later stage, she grew up to be a natural beauty. Because the growth process is described in detail, the emotional line has a pseudo-orthopedic taboo feel. It's delicious.
It's okay. I can accept the heartthrob story, but I personally think it's poorly finished. The ending is a bit subversive of the previous image, which is a bit ridiculous.
The stock buying article is super charming, fascinating but reasonable.
The four stocks are all very supportive except for the knight who received it, and the last one is pseudo-orthopedic Xiangxiang