I really like the setting! There are pets that don't need to shovel poop, and they can also be mentally attached~ There are pets that are tied to death in 1v1, but they are not like Abo who is too unrestrained and controlled by the body~
Super pretty! Doomsday + whistle direction! The protagonist's spiritual body is a real cartoon character that children treat as a real cartoon character, super cute! The post-apocalyptic plot was really fun to write! Zombie mutation + extreme weather, it is really difficult to survive~ The protagonists have been dependent on each other since the cub stage, protecting and rescuing each other, which is particularly good. The very young Bubu used his pure love for his brother to go against fate and save his brother several times. He is not the kind who was protected by his brother all the way~ The proportion is also very high when he grows up, transitioning from raising cubs to saving the world and rebuilding his home in the apocalypse. The plot is coherent and exciting!
CP is really good, the beginning is very interesting, I really like their interaction. But I feel that after the middle period, after the permanent mark of the estrus period, the plot is a bit unspeakable? Just, there were no twists and turns, all the twists and turns were self-inflicted, and the degree of bonding only stayed at the confession part. In the long and long plot that followed, I kept looking forward to the protagonist's ability to grow or the emotional bond to deepen, but suddenly it ended noisily on the campus line.
This is an excellent post-apocalyptic wasteland story that supports each other, and you can see civilization being reawakened amidst the collapse of order and dark humanity ~ The author's big words about the cub are outstanding! Da Da really captured the annoying yet cute feeling of a child. There are things that really look like the kind of childish words a child would say, which are wild and silly, have weird laughs, and stare at one thing and repeat it over and over again. There are also children who hate it, they will do it repeatedly, make trouble and lose their temper, and interrupt and make trouble when the business is going on. But at the same time, the child's innocence is also portrayed. Even when it is the most annoying, people will feel that this is a child! Children who are innocent, naive, and make me want to see them grow up. Of course, you will look better later when you grow up w
It's not bad. To be honest, it's not what I expected. The characters behind it look completely different from the copywriting. It's too straight-forward and doesn't have the chaotic and neutral flavor in the copywriting. In addition, the topics and inner dramas about Wei Guangzheng's writing are indeed a bit white. It feels like it's just a slogan and lacks appeal, so the full text is not very interesting to read. But it is indeed a very good story! Mission: Impossible is written with details and intelligence. The protagonists are really careful and able to get around. The logical online plot has a grand layout. The three perspectives are not bad. The protagonists are all righteous and ideal. If I had gone in with the expectation of seeing two righteous protagonists, the experience would have been much better, so I wrote it down to serve as a reminder to other readers.
(Five stars) I think the starting point of Shao Xiangwen is that although it is a modern background, the treatment of the spiritual body and the sea is very mature, and the writing style is gentle.
A very shocking realistic story. There is less expected tension in Xiang Shaowen. The bond between the protagonists comes entirely from themselves, and Xiang Shao's identity is more like the social background that brings trouble. But it is a very beautiful story, and their love far exceeds any set bond. It is a kind of primitive and natural love and beauty. It takes at least Chapter 130 for Shou to truly grow up. His character in the early stages is indeed not likable (to be honest, it is also true in the later stages), but I feel that the charm of this article no longer requires a perfectly likable protagonist to achieve. His weakness and stupidity in a sense highlight the power of life. But the final growth line is also really well written, and all doubts will be revealed in the end and turned into touching moments. No loss in investing!
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