There are original derivatives, mainly no cp (can be picked up randomly) with a small amount of pure love. I am picky about food and have strange moral obsessiveness (Lei Chun cheats on feelings), and the evaluation is completely subjective.
The guide plays the role of the new novel written by the author. It is delicious but may not be so popular in daily life.
Personally, I feel that the dark plot track is already overcrowded. Rather than being blown away by Xiaoqiaosi Chuang over there, it is better to be a cute person and savor the fetters of five people who finally end up stewed. This classic chant is the most interesting!
It's a refreshing read to relax your brain. Personally, I don't like the faction-fighting part. I get annoyed when I see rotten oranges. But I'm glad it's finally been serialized to the table-turning part. I'll review it after it's finished.
It's usually hard for me to accept the original protagonist falling in love with the original character, but I really like this one (shock sound)! ! !
In terms of the plot line, Director Tang and the screenwriter are full of talents, and everyone on the red and black sides is also smart. The choice of one of the three in Scotland is just a prelude to a huge layout. In short, those who like to use their brains for foreshadowing (myself) and those who give up thinking and are cool (my best friend who eats Amway) have tried it and said it is good.
The emotional line is first integrated with the plot, the great anata (murmuring), the pure love at the state banquet level, the amnesia plot is so civilized and fragrant that I read it again and again, and the extra reading flavor is even better! You can feel that Gin and Director Tang are not just matched by head-to-head (the author of some articles orders you to be a loser now), they are really talking and they are a perfect match! ! !
Begging for Extras or Director Tang 2.0, I really need this food.
One of my personal favorites. It has a very new protagonist setting of a flower grower, who is a reliable adult! Some beliefs are higher than life, and the pattern is there. Don't engage in the highly homogenized and hyper-deliberately miserable morals that kidnap the original characters in similar works. It's very popular and reassuring. Like it!
Special points are given to the portrayal of the protagonist Li Yuan. He has his past, and it is these pasts that have shaped him into what he is today. He is not a simple but empty collection of fashionable characters, but a warrior with flesh and blood.
The handling of some of Ke Tong's repertoire is also very innovative, such as chasing down Hiro, fooling Zero and intimidating Xiao Ke, etc. The rivalry between the reliable adult Brother Li and the online IQ director Xiao Ke is very interesting. Of course a smart person will be cautious when seeing a vest, right?
Plus, such a delicious meal is free! ! ! Stop by and have a taste! ! !
A bit literary but well connected with the world of Ke Xue. Xiao Nayue is very fun to bully everyone. The fourth natural disaster can be so willful.
Before getting to the theatrical version, I had always enjoyed watching it and enjoyed it. The part after the escape and before the final battle was a bit boring (maybe I have no interest in Net King), but overall it was quite exciting. I particularly liked the non-alcoholic coffee aspect.
A rare pure red protagonist, the early plot is worthy of praise. I cooked a lot of food at the beginning, but the frequency of updates really reduces the score, so be careful not to enter until it is completed.
It took half a day to finish it without thinking. It was enjoyable from beginning to end, and there was nothing particularly new. However, it was better because it did not make inexplicable twists and turns. Both the male protagonist of the comic and the little girl he picked up believed that it was easy to read. The ending is stable and landing, suitable for people with high blood pressure to clear their brains.
RPGs are afraid of losing their flavor. The first few copies may need a little bit of radio waves. Watching the protagonist Shiratori go through the levels, I felt strangely like I was watching Mr. San play the game. The foreshadowing and reveal parts later are really interesting (and easy to pick up). I will comment in detail after the completion.
Added after the completion: The world view is pretty good and everything is complete. I won't spoil the details. I feel that a sequel with the same world view will be interesting. At least I will watch it if I write about it. The final battle is a little conceptual, but it's innocuous, it's delicious! Those who like CB and pick up randomly are in luck!
The supernatural literature satisfies the literary needs of juniors and seniors. At present, it feels like it is still in the stage of preparing a novel, so we are waiting and watching.
Editor 2: I haven't fully ordered it yet. I skimmed it for a rough look after it was finished, which is biased.
The advantages are that all the foreshadowings have been recycled, the old villains have been killed (particularly praised), and the dumplings have been wrapped.
The slight drawback is that most of the chapters are mediocre. The first hundred or so chapters are relatively close to the daily atmosphere and have a good look and feel. However, after a lot of behind-the-scenes tricks are revealed, it seems a bit too lax to maintain this tone. However, the information density has always been there, and it is not watery, but I couldn't get nervous while reading it. I feel that the author can still improve his chapter breaking technique.
The remaining point is purely a personal issue of mine. Why do the characters in your book have so many rare characters in their names? The protagonist group in the narrow and broad sense and even the predecessor group all have them. Those without uncommon characters are not easy to remember. Although they are indeed handsome, foreign names are easier to remember than this one (get down)
Mr. Dedicated Actor + Mr. Super Understanding Lieutenant + Cool and Adorable Protagonist Sister + Author of Bodhisattva Comics = I love it even though the corpse spots have faded!
The depiction of the title page of the comic is at the level of the Louvre, and the number of details and metaphors is what every female fangirl would dream of when drawing her brain. At least that's how it is when I'm cooking in my head. God owes me a fan star to fill my inventory with official food (I'm sure).
The atmosphere of the forum is very friendly but not chaotic. Everyone only picks out the style or level, or let a hundred flowers blossom, cook in Kuku, or wholesale the words of tigers and wolves. In short, the author has three fangirls in one meal (hmm).