It would be a pity to discard it if it is useless (mainly because there are not enough favorites). I don't want to collect it directly if there is something outstanding about it, but I have trouble reading it halfway through and can't stand it.
I jumped directly from a certain place to the end and found that it was completely understandable. No new characters appeared. My ex-husband was able to jump to the end. The career line was acceptable but a little weak. It was really satisfying to conquer the emperor. The disadvantage was that the relationship and personality between the male and female protagonists did not change from beginning to end. I thought that at the beginning, the male protagonist had the upper hand because of his power. The wind, but later on the female protagonist will take the initiative and let the male protagonist reverse some of the unfavorable ideas about her. The male protagonist is provocative and flirts appropriately, but it is not until the last chapter that the female protagonist just takes power. As soon as she takes power, the article is almost over. If the male protagonist continues to be in power, the female protagonist will be in a disadvantageous situation... Maybe the female protagonist is better off.
The setting of the world view is interesting, but unfortunately I don't like the male protagonists who appear now (sad). The female protagonist is popular but a small number of them are forced to love it. If the female protagonist doesn't know common sense, don't the aborigines know it? The aboriginal people, especially the male protagonist, always do things that can be called harassment in the world view because they don't know. It can't be said that people don't feel it or don't care (forcibly).
The protagonist's identity is great but the plot is not satisfying. In the final analysis, it is just a bunch of people who can't figure it out. After being slapped in the face, they still can't figure it out and continue to be an eyesore in front of the heroine. The heroine has to swallow her anger in order to "play the game". It's not even a deterrent. She just puts on a scary air. Please set it up as an evil god. Reference was made to the background of Cthulhu, but many of the descriptions were just a touch of the ugly tentacles, and the characters were slightly flat. The most outrageous thing is that the author later changed the world view setting without revising the previous text and just split it front and back.
It was okay in the one-on-one fight at the beginning, but once two people competed for the top spot, the player's initiative was greatly weakened. It was obvious that the player could be taken away in one wave, but two men had to fight for the player. In and out, it was said that the player was weak and deceived. When you said it, do you still remember the player's three moves to defeat Madara in seconds? At critical moments, the players always look confused and are reduced to backgrounds, and the characterization is still a bit lacking in emotional scenes, especially in the Shura field.
The characters are all very three-dimensional and the story is interesting, but the pace is really slow. The heroine is still working as a doctor while helping others. At the same time, the secret cult vest, the previous vest and the doctor are not completely separated. There are too many things exposed, but the secret cult is not strong enough and passive. There are great hidden dangers. The heroine will die as soon as someone with an interest checks it.