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It's still OK if I can persist through more than half of it and the word count exceeds 100,000. It's good to just put it in, because I've clicked on all the related items with more than 100 items.
I read it all before when I was bored. The shortcomings are as mentioned in the author's introduction. If it's Wen Huang, you can take a look.
The writing is average.
The tone will be more relaxed than the second show, and a little more exaggerated.
As always, he is very good at creating characters. Personally, I like the polished feel of some sentences like movie lines.
Settings such as games, NPCs, and the Fourth Natural Disaster will inevitably lead to a certain degree of distortion of other original characters. Even if the author obviously respects the character type and works hard to shape it, he cannot avoid the sense of distance brought by the setting itself. If you mind, it will be harder to accept than the previous one.
I personally think that due to the limitations of the basic settings, the upper limit of NPC will not be as good as the second game.
But no matter what, the teacher wrote this gag very well.
As the saying goes, poor writing is the biggest drawback. No matter how good the plot is, bad writing can turn people away and not watch it. On the other hand, if the writing style is good, even if the other aspects are not so good, you can still be a hit (?)
Just reading the article, I still feel that the teacher is not Mom but our all-in-one computer () although the chapter and paragraph comments have been occupied by Mom. I still feel that regardless of the attributes of Grandma's Dream, you can watch it as long as it is a loose push (!)
The many qualities that make it so soft and sweet, worthy of love and being loved, are well portrayed, and the relationship with the original characters and original characters is also well created, and you can pick up everything.
You can also pick up other original characters and various OC random stews. That's how it is when the characters are well created, everything is delicious [shy]
I really like Song's sense of tolerance and even subtle indulgence towards players (?) Fans (?) Admirers (?). The charm of dom exploded last year, making up for aspects that were not reflected in the previous book.
All the above evaluations are based on high standards. All in all, five stars.
I haven't finished it yet, but at least the early plot is very exciting. The main character is very charming.
I haven't encountered any big surprises so far.
But I think the shaping feels a bit inferior compared to the excellent plot (thinking).
If I could give it 4.5 Stars.
Ke Tong was a standout in Jinjiang's early police academy. Because it is a sand sculpture persecution, it is inevitable to have a slight OOC, but it is already very good on this track, at least there will be no big thunder.
Police 4 appeared more in the later period. The spoofing looks quite cute in moderation, and at least there is no need to worry about the portrayal of a few people in the police academy. Very relaxing reading experience.
I have a slightly different view on plots related to Conan, Kidd, and Akai (such as pretending to be evil to scare children, etc.). However, these are not the focus of this article. I can feel that the author either hates the character or wants to be funny, so he made some bad jokes.
But it was in 2021, and it was rare to find good long-form stories about it at that time, so I lost one star and gained half a star, so that's about it.
I would give it ten stars out of five.
I generally tend to be conservative in my evaluations, but this is what it is: a god among gods. I have already written a lot of positives in my long review, and I could list more if I wanted to.
In general, it not only respects the reader's intelligence, but also respects the original characters.
Supplement: I recommend a book with a close review to prevent bad jokes/spoilers.
I ordered it all but didn't finish it.
I'm not a fan of tame relationships, and I care more about how the two characters are shaped in the relationship than being together or sticking together in the end. It can only be said that there is no OOC situation like thunder, but it feels subtly... A bit off? To put it harshly, the emotional line is suspected of being industrial saccharine. (Sorry)
The writing itself is faultless (in fact, according to my standards, this is quite rare in Jinjiang Ketongli). There is nothing surprising but it is smooth and smooth and will not make people want to run away.
He has much more accurate control over the police 5 characters than Matsuda's self-rescue. The writing has improved significantly.
It's a bit of a pity, could the self-rescue song be renovated with the current writing style (no).
The previous book was already slightly OOC and stood out among all the colleagues in Jinjiang (my standards are more stringent), but this one is more fitting, precise and three-dimensional and vivid.
The chapters related to the temporary appearance of 26 Songs in the early stage made me feel like the original Hagimatsu was standing in front of me. This is the only part that feels like "not a fan, but a person" to me. A work worthy of being recommended by the police academy.
The update is not finished yet, it's a good experience to follow up. Looking forward to the follow-up.
10.6
This one is hard to review for some subtle reasons.
After completion
I also ordered it all but didn't finish it later.
There are some details in the plot that I personally find to be witty. The imagination is okay.
Because it is one of the earliest (probably) long articles in Jinjiang that I recommend as the protagonist (although it is a scam), let's dote on it.
I love watching it. If you don't care about OOC, please.
I didn't read it recently, I think Wen Huang found it at that time.
My current impression is: indifferent.
But there is nothing that I want to run to. As far as I can see, there should be no thunder.
Very interesting feature: Hell Joke.
The first time I clicked on it, I read the first two chapters and ran away. Then I saw people recommending it and found that the rest of it turned out to be okay.
There is a chapter about the laboratory in the middle that is well described, vivid and immersive, making people feel sick and sad.
If the writing style (here refers more to the narrative and description aspects, rather than the character creation or plot construction) is the advantage, when the plot is good and the plot is good, it will be very touching, but when the plot is poor, it will easily cause drama.
The features and benefits are outstanding. Looking forward to the follow-up.
Some of the wording and descriptions are quite awkward, but the plot is quite interesting.
25.8
Later, it is relatively weak. You can see where to book as the introduction says.
One of the few good-looking Yume Matsuda girls that I can finish watching.
Probably because it was written by me, the chef, and not my OC (…).
The heroine is Matsuda's single recommendation, and I hope Matsuda will be well. The author's portrayal of Hagimatsu is particularly appropriate, sweet and sweet, and he also handles Hagimatsu's friendship very well. There is no stock trading or OOC. The later dual perspectives were also very nice and answered a lot of questions.
In the extra episode, the police academy team works together to find the real murderer (?). I feel like I have watched another episode of the original series.
Btw I think Zero's portrayal is okay, but there will be people who dislike or even criticize Zero in the comment section (the author does not).
Kinda forgot about it. I should have been watching it when it first came out.
At that time, the plot of Matsuda accidentally entering the winery should be popular, a novel and interesting setting.
I put it in my collection and kept it, so there shouldn't be any serious OOC.
Free text, pamper me.
It's rare to see a good-looking OC protagonist story, and the male protagonist has a good character. It has its own highlights without discrediting the original characters.
Song Zhongsong in the article is Matsuda whose emotional line is the closest to my image of the fundamentalist hostage Song (304) among all the Song-related fics I have read in Jinjiang and even lof in the past few years. It makes me feel like I have regained the way I liked him in the first place.
The relationship between the two develops quite naturally and is well-shaped and makes people scratch their hearts.
The disadvantage is that updates are unstable. The card should be updated recently in March.
But it is too scarce. Give it five stars.
I was put off by the writing in the early stages, so I finished reading it when I had some free time. The middle and later stages were better than expected. When I first watched it, I thought I wouldn't be able to stand it. But it's been a long time since I finished reading it, so I'll reminisce about it later.
There is a hint of deliberate bitterness, but the author's phrasing and calligraphy are excellent. So I didn't feel so embarrassed after reading it.
Some of the original characters are particularly well created, while others are mediocre; some plots are superbly designed, while others are relatively ordinary; some passages feel that the characters are handled too well, while some feel that they are not too OOC (personal feelings).
The actual 4.5 Stars belong to a god who rises and falls suddenly. But I really like the well-written parts.
In this book, especially the sculpting of Gin and others is very average (the name seems to have been changed later), but my tolerance for the OOC of the black side has always been greater than that of the red side, so it seems to be okay.
I found that this book and the second volume were published almost at the same time, and they both started chasing around 2,000. The opposite million is finished and the update is still stuck here. When will you come back (crying)