It's like the doge of going in and out of the ICU ~ it's both psychological and physical, the proportion is not necessarily certain, but the sick and beautiful elements all hit me. By the way, please ask for Amway w
A very good anti-conventional novel, the protagonist has a very charming personality and is a pseudo-sick beauty. The laughter seems to be concentrated in the first unit, and the subsequent stories become more and more serious. But it explores issues about love, dreams, family, etc. In a very gentle and serious way. It is not the kind of game that uses various weird operations to end tasks for the fun of going against the grain. Instead, the design of each task solution is unexpected and gets to the crux of the matter.
My God, this article is super amazing, the quality and collection are completely out of proportion! (After digging through it, I found that it was written about Iron Lifting. That book was also very good. No wonder the writing is here.) That is, the character of the protagonist is very cute. It is not any cookie character of the classic routine at all. He is imperfect and has a cowardly and weird personality, but he is not annoying at all. Instead, you can feel his tenacious vitality (I saw some comments in the middle saying that the protagonist is a coward, but I really think it is) A kind of coward with a lot of vitality of little people: there are many people who don't have the courage to lift the table, but they still find their own way to survive despite having no choice but to dare. ) The pace is very fast later, but the plot is dense and complete. My scalp is still numb now ~ every twist and turn, all the minefields buried in the situation are revealed, without leaving any clues, and the closure is very complete. The protagonist breaks out of his cocoon and grows up in this process, changing a little bit every time he faces a new crisis. What started as a timid image has become a character of his own without losing his unique undertones. I'm not a star-chasing person, and I don't care whether it looks like the real entertainment industry or not, but I think the big words express a real "person".
Very beautiful! Overall, it's a classic look of a strong, sick beauty with a vest. I am the kind of person who will be "cheated" every time I see a bloody copywriting, but if the full text is really just a bit of a bloody love story, I will not read it [laughing and crying] It is perfect, it is a big shell of a bloody copywriting, but it is a classic salvation routine (and it does not use knife, and the protagonist's inconsistent character makes the plot very cute.) In short, I really enjoyed this, white-haired beauty! Actually super strong! And the best friend group CP is also super cool. I think the plot is quite balanced. The main plot is pushed forward in a smooth way, with sweets and slightly friendly group portraits inserted in the middle. Strictly speaking, it can even be said to be more plot-oriented. But the answer to the mystery seems a bit bland? I always feel that the rendering of the enemies is a bit off, and it doesn't quite reflect how the protagonist got into such a miserable state (but it's completely logically reasonable)
The narcissus is particularly good, and the early stage of the crazy world-weary feeling is very fragrant. Narcissus' self-healing will always be very touching. No matter what, there will be one person who loves you - that is yourself. The author's writing style is very good, and some of the gloomy images of death are used very amazingly. The gloomy and despair is full of vitality that bursts out of death. This is a text that can give strength to people in pain. I especially like the last travel episode. The world is vast, but tiny people fall in love with each other eternally and ordinaryly between heaven and earth. The clues of asking Buddha again and again in the whole text are also very contagious. There is a kind of tension between the four-dimensional time and the individuals existing in the present. Ww
I really like ww. I really like the early part of the reunion and the inner part. The treatment part in the second half feels a bit light? Or maybe it's because I really don't want to see Zaizai being pulled out of the fairy tale world. It's one of the few books that makes me like the story and hope that it will never be cured. And the logic conclusion and foreshadowing written in big letters are great. I also particularly like the world of small robots described in big letters ww
I discovered Mrs. Treasure~ It's so exciting for me~ It's a sweet cookie in the later stage. I prefer the description of the protagonist who doesn't want to live in the early stage. It's rare that the protagonist really doesn't want to live~ However, I feel that the writing is not deep enough. I didn't notice the change of interest in the early stage for a long time, and it felt like it went from ambiguous to clear-cut in one click. Also, it would be great if it involves a movie about the protagonist in his previous life who was unable to act and therefore could not find the meaning of life. I always felt that it played a profound role in the development of the protagonist's personality but was a little light on the ending.
Super pretty! The writing style is beautiful and has the ancient feel of a fairy, and it has a particularly interesting world view of the series. The most amazing thing is the sense of power exuded by the protagonist. To be truly powerful does not mean being invincible at the beginning or having superior talents, but that the world in life is just a fragile reed, but even the collapse of the world cannot break his spine. A person who starts out weak and weak grows up in adversity. No matter how cruel and irresistible the enemy is, he will eventually be defeated. He will be in pain and despair, but he still rebounds and stands up again and again, and finally has the strength to face the enemy. --By the way, the protagonist of this book really doesn't want to live at the beginning, and his psychology is well portrayed. The handling of the crematorium is also a rare wisdom. You can see that the brothers who had no choice but to hurt him are really guilty, and they are also written with respect for the protagonist who cannot easily erase the pain that happened. The only problem is probably that it's a bit difficult to fully understand if you don't feel that you can cooperate with the conversation, but now the Jinjiang APP seems to have a bug in the conversation, or you need to open a web version at the same time to find it.
Everything I want to say has been said in the review. If I want to praise it, the rhythm of the writing is very good. Looking at the table of contents, you can see that each subtitle is about 5 to 7 chapters. Although the plot is very serious and knife-like, there is still room to breathe, and Dadai is very good at giving first aid to readers who have been knifed. Orz
A very good and healing story. Stand up from the cruelest abyss, bear the pain to love the world again, like sunny days, rain, and two hermit crabs on the beach again. Probably the best and noblest "Crematorium" story
There is a bit of a crematorium in the middle~ When I saw 80% of the crematorium article, I thought it was a four-star article and I thought it was a bit boring, but I didn't expect it! Later! ! Reversal! ! That's awesome! I want a second brush. Moreover, the torture in front of the crematorium was not inexplicable. His actions and moods were all based on his personality. He was not a bad person, but that was how things were. The character design of the protagonist is also excellent (finger and attack are good, but not very amazing)
In the early stage, the petite beauty is going crazy! Using one's own pain to plot against the one who loves oneself, and binding him with responsibility and debt, it is very touching. In the middle period, the story begins to turn to mental illness and healing, which is sour and sweet, and the background story is really miserable and makes people hateful. Mental illness is written in a very realistic way, with repeated uncontrollable attacks, torturing yourself and those who love you. In the later period, the transformation of the yandere was handled very delicately, because Ai let go of the thoughts of controlling her lover and endured fear to let the other person see her true self. It's perfect ww
God who likes sick beauties www. Sick beauties. She went to the ICU in a fancy way and was round and reasonable. She was still strong even though she was sick. It was really good.
Another article about a sick beauty who is extremely beautiful! Mental disorders are written very well. I felt angina pectoris watching the whole process before communicating with each other.
It's a very nice and comfortable article to read. It's very fairy-tale and very earthly. I really like Da's writing style. He's also good at writing and martial arts. He can write about daily humor and comfort, and his battle scenes are also vivid and grand. And the gentle world in daily life seems to have paved the way for a world worth fighting for. So when it came to the decisive battle, it was really shocking to write about the way of life
~Be, who is still very impressive to this day, brought an eternal mental shock (just kidding). The real tragedy is not misunderstandings and mistakes, but the involuntary consequences under the weight of the entire society of an era.
Super good story. Very sad writing, the process is a bit dark, but I felt completely healed when I saw the ending www. The knife was very sharp at the time, but soon I will have a relaxed daily life, and the plot is getting better and better along the way. Overall, the reading experience is very good
Absolutely www. Super exciting reversal. I didn't expect it at all. During the process of reading the article, I repeatedly opened the copy and stared at the unserialized one.
A pretty sweet and refreshing article. Sick Beauty Shou's little fox has a very cute personality, and he is super strong throughout the whole process. The conflict that broke out in the later stage was less dramatic than expected, but the unexpected feeling was good, the events developed at a mature pace, the psychological changes were also pushed forward quite steadily, and the progress was reasonable and not exaggerated.
It's a very interesting and powerful story~ It has a silly copywriting, a really silly group of characters (referring to the love of small dark rooms and all kinds of outrageous sadistic writing routes), the story development is messy, but it is orderly in the chaos, the plot is very stable, the core is a rigorous and serious drama about salvation, and the emotional plot is handled very steadily.
It's so beautiful and I love it~ The author is so nice too~ (It's so sad555 but I really like this ending. Not only the current he but also the justice in the future is sorted out. In other words, there is no better happy ending than this. (I am really moved by the anthropocentrism of various novels every day when I am angry)