Personally, I prefer Shuangwen's heroine. I don't watch BL. Anything else is possible as long as it's good and doesn't offend me. It's not that cool but I won't be disappointed in the whole process.
I want to give Hunter World five stars alone! Very cool! I didn't read the Fumino part and I heard that he was very good to Dazai Osamu and he kept running away==emmmm
It's a cool article. It's very refreshing to watch other people blow off the main character. There's not much else to say. It's also very interesting. I'm waiting for Wei to write better without drinking. I'm looking forward to her next book.
It's a refreshing read, and it's quite enjoyable to read in one sitting, but there's nothing particularly attractive about the subject matter or plot. The protagonist and the male protagonist get along well, and the good wife helps the male protagonist, which is a bonus. This author is like that. It's really fun to write a refreshing novel, but why is the plot less attractive? ! I have pretty high requirements for novels. I hope that they satisfy my values and are interesting and have outstanding plot settings. Only those that I like very much can give five stars. Except for those that I like very much, I can't evaluate them based on these.
Nice! The protagonist, the mother cat, and the system are very cute together. I haven't finished reading it yet, but judging from the reviews, the author's writing seems to make people feel warm, as if they have returned to those years when they were still alive (hey)
If I'm not lazy, I'll add my other thoughts after I finish reading it!
I read this book earlier. I just remember that the guke at the end is delicious. The protagonist in each chapter is the dominant party in the relationship.
The inhumanity of the protagonist is well written, and I prefer the copper-smelting part in this book. . . The relationship between Anthrax and Killua is very interesting, and the protagonist is also very cute. If you have no feelings for Killua, don't read this book. These two arrows are super thick.
I like the protagonist so much, she can tell cold jokes seriously, she is a smart big sister, I don't like the emotional line, I only like the protagonist, Sister Kazi, Jason and the person in charge of their church (I forgot the original character, ah, I am fattening recently), the four of them work together It's quite fun to watch. Even when Don Quixote is the main character's companion, I feel like it even more. (Hey) The main character is a bit sluggish. There's a long section in the middle where I'm looking for clues and it's so comfortable to read in one go. It was so painful for me to follow the series. I felt tired for Xiao Pei. I really hope she can take a good rest. I like her so much.
Xiaopei/Xiaopei/
This short novel has the same protagonist as Elimination Method, so I selfishly gave it five stars even though the plot has not yet unfolded.
I don't have much impression, but I remember it was a cool novel. Although the protagonist is the original protagonist's gender change, it has nothing to do with the original work. He can be regarded as another person. I would like to whisper that I personally don't like the little emotional line at the end? It shouldn't be considered a description of the emotional line, it's a bit cumbersome, but I fully support the author's writing. After all, the character of the protagonist has been perfected, and it's good to be more attentive in the description of the protagonist.
The setting of the country of Nu Zun is very interesting. The author's settings are self-consistent. Currently, I am more impressed by Dayi Zun, the lynx and insects. Many people name girls after their mother, because in nature, they respect their mother. However, I think the author didn't write smoothly enough in some places. I didn't understand it the first time (the part introducing the imperial examination). I can accept this because her worldview is well written and her writing style is good. I'm still looking forward to the follow-up of this book.
It's a cool article. The protagonist works hard and her efforts are not in vain. It's not on the same track and style as the entertainment industry articles of the past few years, but the author likes to take time off and doesn't make up the word count (it slipped quickly after being told, so I think). This article is also a bit similar to Qianli Jiangfeng's article. It's okay if you keep reading, but it will feel a bit boring if you don't get there.
There is no need to say more about Wuma's article, you can understand it after reading it JPG
The reason why I gave this book four stars is because the updates were so far apart that I felt it was a bit incoherent and a pity. It was perfect for her to write a short story.