Sweet and Sour, Hateful to the Sea, Love and Astronomy, Beautiful and Romantic.
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Even though I'm old, I still like the plot of him chasing him and escaping but he can't fly. QAQ, the following are all he. I will introduce more of the plot when I remember it.
Sweet and sour, it seems to be in the first person, there is a misunderstanding between the two parties, the emotional line is quite natural, but not very sad
Shou is the cannon fodder of the villain in the romance novel, and the emotional ups and downs with Gong are due to the system. Both male protagonists are brave enough to love each other.
The male mother Shou and the tsundere Gong have a slightly sweet and sour taste, and in the end there is a wave of death escape (not intentional by Shou, but indirectly caused by Gong). Who knows? I like Huigu's novels no matter whether they are older or younger~ Personally, I prefer interstellar + male mother + sour and sweet taste, so I will give it five stars.
You can read Huigu's novels without thinking. You may not like the plot, but her writing style is impeccable. I suspect she is a trumpet of a certain boss. Her first novel in Jinjiang was very good!
A very classic book. You treat me as Bai Yueguang's stand-in, but you don't know that you are the stand-in. There are many books like Jinjiang nowadays, but this one should be regarded as one of the better and earlier ones. From a glance, the plot, writing, and characters are all good.
You can read the book of Dynamic Superman without thinking about it. You don't have to worry about her writing style and plot, and the emotional scenes are also okay. Quickly wear + hate the sea.
Abo's identity was reversed, Gong was a real scumbag, and later it was ao's reversal that made him suffer the same pain he had suffered before. The abuse at the beginning was very cliché, but the setting of the reversal was quite novel.
The love that started with a lie was sweet but also set a sad tone. When it reached its climax, it made me cry a lot. Fortunately, the ending was he. Ps: I have never read Bungou. I heard that when this book was serialized later, there were some changes due to the plot direction of the original Bungou Stray Dogs. The details are not clear.
It's an old story, and the plot is cliche and understandable, but you can still read it and feel that Gong is so miserable, hahaha, Shou has been desperately collecting guilt points, but he doesn't know that Gong's guilt points have already exploded, hahaha
It's very sweet and sour, with a redemptive flow. The heroine loves very humblely in the early stage, and uses her love to redeem the crippled dark warrior. Even if he died in the end, I still feel that the brave man did not really fall in love with the heroine, but that he could no longer lose the heroine in his life.
The artificial intelligence ai and the genius mechanic are still sweet and sour. I thought it was still the same old-fashioned ai that suddenly changes its temperament 360 degrees after falling in love with a human, and its attitude changes with the little head, but it doesn't happen. The transition is quite natural, in line with his ai's setting. This article also touches on some of the author's thoughts on male and female gender. The writing and character design are okay, but the later stages of the plot are a matter of opinion, but I don't think they are as engaging as the early stages.