3.5 Stars
There is almost no external feeling. As the name suggests, the story begins with falling in love at first sight. The protagonist seems to have pheromones on his body, and all non-human beings fall in love immediately upon meeting him. The author also plays an awkward role from time to time, and likes to write about the intimate scenes between the protagonist and the partner in front of people, or to expose the traces of the protagonist's happiness to others, so it is quite embarrassing. The relationship between young lovers is not sweet enough, like industrial saccharine. There is a wealth of literature to behold.
It's okay. I've read 50 chapters so far. The writing is pretty smooth, the plot is passable, and the dungeon pace is pretty fast. Basically, a dungeon can be completed within 10 chapters. There are also a few little poisonous points. After meeting the boss, the "Xiaobai" who is equivalent to the second person splits off.
"He called me Xiaobai, but you just called me Mouth. I hate you, but I like him!"
It really made me feel uncomfortable. Fortunately, there are not many scenes between the male protagonist and "Xiao Bai", so I can skip it directly; the other one is the human side. I don't know how the author managed to turn the cool part into a poisonous one. From the previous point of view, the players were okay. Ever since Hao Fang appeared, it has always given me a subtle uncomfortable feeling. I can't explain it, but I have the urge to watch the protagonist directly become a ghost story.
Overall it's okay, more than enough to pass the time.
4.5 Stars
At the beginning, the player was caught and persuaded to quit, but later I picked it up and read it again. So good, so good. The author is very funny, and the overall writing style is hilarious. Players are indiscriminately changing the world. Players want it, and players get it! The emotional line is also very sweet. The young couple loved watching it, but they only kissed when the main part was almost finished. I felt that the extras were not as good as the main part. Some of the descriptions were a bit awkward, but there were also some funny moments. Overall recommended.