Most of them have been completed, and a few have become masterpieces. They focus on plot flow, and the protagonist has personal charm. The spin-offs include Death, Lobe, Cthulhu, and Western Fantasy~
It's a very good Narcissus novel, which conveys a sense of danger, and it's not very OOC. The IQs of all the members are also very high.
Science and science, great imagination, like (/≧▽≦/)
The e-sports article is full of details, and the rhythm is refreshing and well-paced! The protagonist's emotional line is also vague, but it makes people daydream. It is indeed a great article, and it will always give me a realistic reading experience in the style of a drama!
Really good! I feel like I have seen the tip of the iceberg in the real estate industry. I like this kind of workplace writing that is full of details. It should be a group portrait writing. I have an impression of all the characters, and the complexity and charm of the workplace are also shown!
I feel like the ending could be more touching, but it's true that it's not satisfying enough. It ends too hastily, which is a pity.
The emotional line also feels very unnatural, inexplicable, embarrassing, and superfluous (in my opinion)
5.15 The protagonist is wandering outside and carrying a secret. There are no detailed descriptions and the arrangement of the emotional line is rather abrupt (like a forced pairing, like a blind date...), Which can be considered a failure. Another ending is too hasty, what a pity
I love it so much, a real heroine, and the other supporting characters are also very complex and three-dimensional.
The germination of capitalism colludes with feudalism, and social conflicts intensify. As a heroine, in the context of chaos, the heroine accumulates original capital, controls the lifeline of the country, and drives the country through the painful period of transformation.
Fighting of wits, reform, character restoration, the protagonist has an IQ, and the writing style is gentle and respectful. This is the first series of behind-the-scenes variety comics that I have read so far (many follow the trend, but the quality is hard to describe)
I love Bradbury so much, as if he really exists. In fact, at first I thought it was a traditional variety comic, but after a closer look, I found that it was not the case. There was no obscene or arrogant operation that played with the original characters (for example, deliberately high-level martial arts deliberately crushing low-level martial arts, or the imperfect choice of standing up and talking without pain in the original characters)
There are tears and laughter, and the main plot line of the drama is written in a brisk writing style. At the beginning, the protagonist knight is attracted and uncomfortable, to the thousands of people with thousands of faces (a group of supporting characters) as the mystery is gradually revealed, to sacrifice (I shed tears), and finally returns to daily life.
Highly recommended, a Western fantasy online game (?). It is both serious and logical, but not too dark and sad. The plot can be viewed from multiple angles and it maintains a brisk writing style!
It is an original protagonist who performs K-type stories with original characters in different identities in different worlds, including investigators, secret keepers, some monsters of Cthulhu, the great race, Naiya...
There are no witty characters and no out-of-line plot. It's very good.
I rewatched it and found it to be quite good. I found that I liked the first story the most, the monster embracing the dead. If more people went crazy or died later, and the ending was darker and more tragic, I might like [Dog Head] more.
I like Dai Ke's story the most
I've rewatched it many times. It's a big improvement over the first one. Everyone in the comment section has great ideas!
Lobotomy and Conan, as well as some other comprehensive comics, the protagonist uses the players and the red and black parties, and the twists and ministers are also plotting against the protagonist Cammy from another world. Everyone jointly interprets the story of hope and destruction.
Many people say it is be, but I feel that it is not be. Even if it ends like this, I can accept it, and I can also have unfinished expectations.
Supervisor! Supervisor!
Ahhhh, it's super beautiful, a rare Death God manga, a super complex and rigorous world view of the manga.
And some places gave me a disorienting feeling. It was so scary and I loved it! It's both healing and non-trivial. The protagonist has a strong sense of appearance, which is great! There are many characters, and everyone has their own future, and it seems a bit like the "black hand flow". Although the "black hand" only realizes it later (but it doesn't matter, he is still doing it).
I love it so much. Under the author's shaping, I saw the struggle and pain of the "cannibal". How fascinating.
And it's very funny, not a heavy writing style. Although the protagonist in the plot is not all smooth sailing, he uses light-hearted jokes to deal with it, and only reveals some pain between the lines.
So healing