It's very nice, and the description of scenery is very good. Really, you should never give up the description of scenery when writing a novel. The description of scenery is good, which proves that the author's writing power is sufficient, and the writing is basically excellent. The front part is very funny, but the back part is heavy. I just felt a little tired watching it because it is a long novel.
Luo Hu Shou, the great beauty Shou, is more suitable for the protagonist to control and control, but is not very friendly to attack and control. The protagonist is not a good person (of course if Luo Hu is a good person, it would be too OOC). The charm of the other character is stronger than the other character itself.
The main character is a real person (Shun Kaito), with no cp. The author used seiyuu gags, but from what I saw earlier, the secondary attributes are too big, but the control is quite good. I prefer those who can't control themselves and go crazy at every turn, so I didn't read this later because I don't know what it was like. The main reason is that I haven't read Fumino. Some of the articles also described too many Fumino and I couldn't understand it, so I abandoned it.
An absolute classic, it would be a shame not to watch it.
A normal person who has never committed a crime in his life will occasionally fantasize that he is a super criminal, as if this is how powerful he is. The delusion of a madman is that he is a normal person.
The author likes to quote Western poetry and his writing style is very romantic.
The clown attacks himself. This story is like a person dancing from dusk to early morning. The sun sets and enters the darkness. I fall into madness, but the sun slowly rises again. I finally embrace the dawn, wander into the path of no one, and step into the source of pathology. Uncovering my rotten life, dancing a waltz alone, I will eventually pursue myself alone.
Pain and happiness
If you don't bring it alive, you won't take it with you if you die.
Only dusk is gorgeous and supreme
The clown... Borrowed the setting of the Pale Knight, which is good-looking, but it lacks a lot of things. It seems that the author specially made a charming soul into a beautiful character, and he has to meet Jinjiang's perfect standards (young, good-looking and clean). It is very Jinjiang but not DC at all, and the great joy and sorrow that follows are not written at all. I would not read this kind of article as an original work, but only as some kind of OOC Jinjiang parallel world. Therefore, I think the rhythm of the early articles is still okay, but my suggestion is that the author should not write a comprehensive British and American article. I feel that it is more suitable to write some sweet articles that Jinjiang readers like to read (this kind of unclean and hard-working Jinjiang flavor is too strong). It does not get scolded, but also uses its expertise, and more people can read it.
The clown has no cp protagonist. Mr. J was played by the false god and became a clown, and we were played by the author and became clowns.
I have read so many novels and none of them are more reasonable than this dark one.
Both "Arthur's Ten Days" and "Night at the Chemical Plant" are so classic. I always feel that after so much he has gone through, who else can be crazy if he is not crazy? This person should be crazy.
To redefine the work of sand sculpture, it is simply to trick the sculpture into killing it.
The only shortcoming is that the author really wants to write a perfect person without moral flaws. He repeatedly emphasizes that the protagonist has always been a good person by writing about the protagonist's perception and his nonsensical thoughts in various directions in the article. All bad things are forced. It is very tiring, very wordy, not rich enough, and makes the character flat, but not three-dimensional.
Real person, cp Junping, the author is progressing very quickly, and he is getting better and better. The love story in the first part is weird and not smooth, but it is much better in the second part.
I actually watched this after watching "The Clown Is Me", and it was still very shocking. The protagonist has three personalities, John, Zhou Ke (female) and Joker. I personally think that the first protagonist of the article is John.
Which path is correct? Is my next step still not me? Why does a butterfly flutter toward a candle flame? Where does it originate and where does it lead to madness? The young John always thought that the next time would be better, and that tomorrow would be better. The kind-hearted Zhou Ke believed that hard work would lead to a new life. She gave hope to her mother again and again, and expressed her gratitude to her doctor over and over again. She walked tirelessly on the road of life, handing out flyers, like countless Batmans looking for a way to break the situation in reincarnation over and over again, and looking for the origin of the Joker.
"You are too young to hold on." It was Zhou Ke who looked at the young John and said it over and over again. It was John who was exploring his life over and over again. Zhou Ke, the adult John, was also John's other personality and all his sustenance and fantasy. It was Gray Bat's desperate move. Batman was great, but Zhou Ke was just an ordinary person. My suggestion is that after you finish reading the last part of the book, you can read it again with the previous parts that could be the protagonists.
"Su Nuo Shou" and "Li Mei Gong" have not yet reached the beginning of the curse cycle, that is, Wu Jiao Satoru has not yet been born. It talks about Su Nuo's life n years ago before he died. This is still acceptable, but I can't understand part of the latter part.
…………This book………………should be the author's newspaper work, maybe it's a crazy work after reading the curse…but it's very fragrant…I recommend not reading it…ah…can't describe it…it's really fragrant…I'm sorry, I'm a pervert
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