I like reading serials, but I hate following them, which leads to a lot of abandoned articles. Some of them are not bad in writing. They are all people who didn't buy V. Please record them.
When I saw the chapter before entering V, I bought this one because I had already ordered the author's previous book. However, the writing style was different, so I didn't buy it. But this book is actually quite well written.
I saw the chapter before entering V, which is similar to the national survival type. The author was too slow to update, so I didn't buy V for fear of being deceived. It's still in favorites.
See Chapter 40. The heroine is the only witch in a witch-hunting world without witches. What I don't understand is that when the heroine is a maid, why is there only one maid (other than the heroine) beside the noble lady. Once the maid goes out to do trouble (as ordered by the lady), the heroine becomes the only personal maid, and the heroine seems to be only 7 years old at this time, and she has only been a maid for less than a month. It's not that I look down on the heroine, a 7-year-old girl from Lower City (fabricated life experience), which noble would let her be a personal maid. And it's not an ordinary noble. At least when the king goes to other countries to form alliances, this noble and his wife will also follow him. When the king has a banquet, the noble and his wife will also attend (by the way, the heroine also attends, this lady really has no other servants around her). For example, in ancient China, in a high-ranking official's home, there was a maid next to the mistress. When the maid was there, the mistress would be responsible for delivering letters and so on. If the maid had something to do, a little girl who had just come to the mistress would be the personal maid. Even when the mistress went out, the little girl was responsible for packing the luggage. This is not right, let's not talk about personal maids, but let's talk about delivering letters. Letting a little girl deliver the letters first shows the lack of attention or even contempt for the recipient (forget it about ordinary people without servants, it doesn't matter, but it is not good for high-ranking officials to exchange messages with other high-ranking officials). It seems that regardless of the East or the West, if you want to send letters to important people, you must choose trusted servants and servants with status (such as housekeepers). It feels like the author set it up like this to advance the plot.
When I saw the chapter before entering V, I felt that the story was not very strong. Judging from the current chapters, except for the two protagonists, everything else is embellishment, and they are all very simple embellishments, the kind that can be completed in one or two chapters. I don't know what the follow-up will be, but right now I don't have much motivation to follow up.
When I read Chapter 34, although the text makes it seem like the heroine is free to do whatever she wants, she is actually still limited in every way. The first story is not over yet, but I am already in V, and I don't have that much motivation to buy V.
When I read Chapter 41, maybe the story hasn't even started yet. The first few time travels were done in a hurry just to save my life. I don't know if the world of classics will be written in detail in the follow-up.
I saw that before entering V, one was slow and the other was illogical. To be honest, this illogicality should be the foreshadowing and foreshadowing of the following chapters, but this foreshadowing did not achieve "voltage" at all. It was too unreasonable. It was not just a line of grass and a gray line, it was like a stumbling block on the road, so I didn't buy it. Let's wait and see. If it continues to be very slow, I would delete it.
I saw the chapter before entering V. It should be a relatively routine novel. It has been too long and I have forgotten many of them. I kept putting it in my favorites and forgot to delete it.
I saw the chapter before entering V. It should be a relatively good novel. The male and female protagonists travel through time, both are poor, and both love money. I will wait until I want to read it someday.