Although it's a British and American TV series, I haven't read any of it, but there's no problem reading it. It has a very British flavor. The part about the protagonist preparing for the London Olympics in 2012 is particularly impressive. It's very beautiful.
A Western fantasy novel like a Japanese light novel. The plot is complete, the characters are quite distinct, and the rhythm is complete and smooth. It can barely be considered a group portrait novel. It feels like the world structure is a little more complete than that of Rivals, but there are so many supporting characters that I don't particularly want to read it.
It's a Japanese-Western fantasy, it's refreshing and smooth, the writing is very good, and it's a very comfortable light novel to read. I like the character design, it's a bit white and black, which is very interesting, but some of the plots are a bit weak, such as the lethal dose of cat sculptures and live broadcast memes.
The protagonist travels through the European era of the 18th century, stirs up troubles among the aristocracy, and finally overthrows the regime with the revolutionary party. Super beautiful, the writing is brisk, like a satirical fairy tale, unconstrained but rich in connotation
Tom and Jerry cp, focusing on Criminal Minds, maybe because of Tom and Jerry, it has a cartoon-like look 233, Cookies is great, even if you haven't watched Criminal Minds, there is no problem