I prefer female protagonists. This collection only contains classics with perfect scores, or those that have outstanding advantages despite their shortcomings.
Let's talk about the shortcomings first: I'm discouraged at the beginning, the writing is immature, sometimes it's overly sensational, and sometimes it's obscure.
Let's talk about the advantages: Upgraded decryption and boss fighting flow, the world view is large and complete, the concept of the Ke series is introduced into the traditional cultivation, and it is well integrated. There are more than three supporting characters with high memory levels, both men and women. It can be called a first-class group portrait.
The second half of the first three volumes pushes the decryption to the extreme. I personally like the second volume the best, followed by the third volume. When the boss of the second volume appears for the first time, it can be described as shocking.
For group portraits, although the excessive pursuit of group portraits has greatly reduced the readability and memorability, and the group portraits and the limited space have led to the characters being biased towards establishing characters rather than hard work, the character creation is still remarkable in Xianxia.
The last volume didn't finish well, but in terms of overall quality, it's above average. It is a pity that the author's writing style is so poor. If the narration in this book could be more concise and sophisticated, and no longer indulge in slightly exaggerated, obscure and meaningless descriptions, for example, if the whole text was as good as the first half of the second volume and the third volume, which were quite concisely written, then it can be said that Jinjiang Xianxia is currently unmatched.
But alas, no. The readability is still far from the first-class level. Choke. Deduct one star.
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Cool writing, a very memorable protagonist. It's a bit awkward to write about the acting skills because I actually watch the TV series, but it is very good without affecting the overall story line.
One of the top female protagonists.
P. S. Can you give me a chance to unlock the chapters so I can book them all? 99% Card is so painful
The early stage is really pretty! ! ! There are quite a lot of articles about simulators, and the female protagonist simulators are very interesting, and there aren't many that don't rely on the love line and Shura field. In the later stage, about 1/4 was weak, so I couldn't read any more.
The narrative is trivial, the writing is mediocre, and it is not very readable. However, the unique sense of dislocation between men and women and the emotional lines brought about by women dressing up as men are well written.
An enlightening work for the heroine.
Reality flows toward growth in campus literature. It was written in 2010, but it portrayed Yu Zhouzhou very well.