There is no cp for a boy band in the entertainment industry, a heartwarming and dreamy story about their growth from passers-by to the top of the world. Although the world view and background are not ordinary, and some magical characters/events appear from time to time, it feels very solid when reading, and the plot development has a fairy tale-like feel. There is no conflict between down-to-earth and fairy tales, it's just that the author's writing has developed very beautifully. I love many groups and love romantics!
The characters are the protagonist, rap and dancer, and the mainstay of the choir, hahaha. Externally, they are firm and cold with strong execution, internally they are tolerant, gentle and have a low sense of humor. Occasionally, they are humorous and cut into the dark side. The core group of 6 people + some resident foreign aids are all very impressive. They all have talents, perseverance, and development and growth. It would be great to have them in the internal entertainment. Although Xiao 7's behavior was controversial at first, it felt that it was in line with the character. He was a young man who didn't go to school much and went abroad to practice arranging for his debut. He was a genius and was arrogant. Later, he also grew up. He didn't have CP, but he had a golden wedding with 78 (?) Haha, which greatly enriched the CP form within the group. Otherwise, it would be a 4-center total attack (not even) 434,246, which would be a big hit! 4748 Can also be picked up (fun)
From the beginning, I felt that the writing style of Digression was familiar, bland but interesting. In the third volume, the foreign road movie flavor became even more intense. When I flipped through the column, I found out that the author had read another interstellar literature and read it twice. This one is even the previous one. It is really in the same vein.
There is no cp in the vest, atypical unlimited streaming. Overall, I would give it a 4.5, But there are not many articles that I can follow now, so I still recommend five stars ww
It is a very friendly unlimited streaming environment. It is different from ordinary unlimited streaming, so it is considered atypical. The advantage is that the writing is smooth and logical, there are almost no pure fools in the protagonists and supporting characters, and there are various ways to complete the levels. It is great that ordinary people can complete it, which is really rare in infinite streams. There are a lot of vests, skills and dungeon mechanisms. The settings are ecstatic. There is always one you like if you try a lot. The interaction between the vests is also very interesting (you can knock them off). Train, Acacia Town, Mental Hospital, Cats, and Rules and Ghost Stories are all very impressive. Most of the others are not boring either, and all have their merits to support the motivation to follow up.
Personally, I feel that what needs to be improved may be that my abilities in the later stages have improved. The refreshing feeling of pushing the dungeon is not very reflected in the relatively calm and rational text, and the process is also very fast and not very detailed, with a little sense of outline, so relatively speaking, I still prefer the early copies. In addition, the differences between vests are sometimes not very well done. For example, each person's speaking style could be further refined.
But overall it's still a very good article, cheers Team Leafs, looking forward to the extra chapter!
Why isn't the multi-module of "Gokusho Chodan" an unlimited stream? (?) I have only watched a few episodes of the original work (to the extent that I only know Shinichi Haibara Gin), and I only watched it for the sake of joining the group. Although I don't know some of the original jokes, I can basically get them by looking at the context, and there are also many memes from other series () The group portraits have no CP, but I can pick up all the permutations and combinations, which is really amazing!
The original modules are very interesting, especially after the third one (the first two were slightly ignored by everyone, which affected the perception a little). KP is well-designed and suitable for the characters. With such a customized system, KP will just kneel down. The happy group is so interesting! In comparison, although the author's writing style is actually quite good, the flavor is really not that good. This is mainly due to everyone's luck with the dice... The dice must be severely criticized! It also integrates well with the novel system, and it's very cool to recycle the foreshadowing that spans multiple modules!
In terms of characters, the protagonist group is considered to be 4 red cubes + 1 gin + 1 kp. There are also other characters who have died in the original work. The original investigators who appear in some books are also very interesting. In this setting where the unscrupulous KP was taken to work after death, everyone established a deep friendship with Brother Xiaoqin () The five protagonists have obvious characteristics. This group's dice luck is really interesting and dramatic. It can be said that the unscrupulous people only need to vote for big success and big failure, but the KP has to think more (music) Have you ever heard the KP's lament! ←This is also a must-have part.
Although I haven't seen many original works, the character creation is relatively stereotyped. It can be seen that certain points have been focused on characterization, such as Amuro's explosive hair and her provocation to Shuichi? Because there are a lot of them, sometimes they can be preset haha
Personally, my favorite character portrayals are Shinichi and Shuichi. Whether it is their persistence and kindness towards the truth or their willingness to make decisive sacrifices, Miyano and Gin are really admirable because of their dice luck... It is really hard to believe that there is no black box, Saint Shirley Amen! As the anchor of the team's stability and success, it can be said that Amuro is () Strictly speaking from a writing perspective, Amuro's positioning slightly overlaps, but his interpersonal skills and trends, and his stable and crazy (?) Dice luck add a lot of interesting aspects to the story. Support Mrs. Saint Bourbon! And watching the plot, I feel that he is the happiest one to a certain extent. It turns out that in the original work, so many of his partners left, but now they can meet each other, knowing that although they are hard and dangerous, their lives are equally colorful, and he even booked his posthumous post in advance (?) Just like the epilogue, every day from then on, he is one step closer to his close friends.
What a wonderful ending, looking forward to the second group!
Multiple vests can't be lost, all are controlled by the main body. Personally, I feel that the protagonist tends to favor the sick, weak and beautiful. It is also a classic routine. Pretending to be a pig and eating a tiger is also a classic routine. It is okay to pass the time without thinking. The story is relatively complete, although it is a little bit one after another, but it is still smooth.
But seriously speaking, it incorporates many fashionable elements but is skinless, especially the Ke type. Forget about being an ordinary boss... The protagonist and the vest character are also superficial, and some of the elements are really weirdly integrated. Pure spelling () really covers sects from ancient and modern times at home and abroad...
The overall story is pretty good, the main plot is very clear, and many things are handled very quickly and straightforwardly. There is not much extension in the later stage, so it is not very long. It is actually a pity. I want to see more stories. I really want to see Xiaoyan heal in the world, untie her knot, and truly enjoy the journey. It is quite emotional to see the end.
The protagonist's vest and character are all upright, and the horse does not fall off + the center of the body is very praised. The faint sense of death, epilepsy, and madness are very good, and the protagonist's depressive tendency is completely reasonable () It is even more obvious when you look at the extra if line. Even though there is still the worry of not having a home, Wang Lianhua has raised Xiaoyan very well. I can do CBCP, and it is delicious.
An extra point to mention is that because of the background world view setting, the history is different, and the environment is different. Many people in this story have more choices than in the original work. Many tragedies unfortunately were killed at the source. It is really handled very well and gently.
It has both warmth and knives, and the overall story is a beautiful one, as if everyone's wishes were finally gathered: they got what they wanted.
In terms of plot, I think the handling of the original protagonist is pretty good. There are also kickbacks for the later foreshadowing in various strange places, which is okay. However, some plot twists are a little too fast, and some settings are slightly flawed. For example, which assassin would openly wear the badge of his own power so that people can see it at a glance. Is this a provocation? Although it is still manageable, momentary drama is unavoidable. The setting is grand but the plotting and so on are a bit tricky, so it's more suitable to watch without too much thinking.
Although Kai Majia is said to be a trumpet, he is actually a man with independent self-awareness. He will have his own development when he is not controlled. He is usually the protagonist, but he also has his own little thoughts. The commonality with the protagonist is said to be a certain aspect of the protagonist's personality, but personally I feel it is more like a fusion. In some places in the early stage, it was a bit like manipulating others. However, I still like the plot of the vest very much, it is quite heartwarming and has its own growth lines. In the later stage, the vests will become friends and they will care about each other.
There are male and female vests, there is a plot about the death of the vest (but as an extra), and there is a very small amount of plots about female vests, but they mainly revolve around the main body.
The protagonist is a bit reckless in terms of character design. Although he has traveled through time, he still maintains a relatively reasonable mentality for the game, but his mentality will also change with the plot. The other vests and the younger sister are also pretty good. Although some of them have a strong human feel, they all leave an impression in the end, and the portrayal is considered a success.
Finally, I would like to say that the relationship between brother and sister is good, both pairs are good.
To make up for the extra points, I originally wanted to wait until the extra episode was over to comment together, but the extra episode was difficult to deliver! Damn it
Putting aside the difficult childbirth incident, the entire article is still highly recommended. It is a very relaxing and enjoyable Ma Jiawen, in the entertainment circle of the Yangjian! The author is so knowledgeable about various memes in the entertainment industry, fan operations, etc. That it made me laugh. Although it is non-CP, as the title says, there are a lot of vests and protagonist posts (occasionally bringing some draft friends to post with them), but everything is for the protagonist, hahaha. There is content for the protagonist to attack and suffer, and you can eat it by yourself. There are people cooking in the comment area from time to time, so you can just pick it up as needed. I even kowtow all()
The various cp flavors are also very complete. The author is very good at cp. Some combinations that seem common at first glance and some small elements are added to create a great flavor!
I like the early draft the most, it is written in more detail, and the later chapters are also very good, but for me personally, I would like it more if it was written more. The only drawback is that the growth line is relatively straightforward, and there are some tools or unnecessary arrangements overall. But fortunately, the author can also turn some flaws into laughter, which makes the world very happy.
A story about a tough-talking perverted brother who surrounds his perverted younger brother with a vest, and in the process of trying to cure his perverted younger brother, gradually lets go and admits that he is a pervert (dense fog). The perverted younger brother refers to Gongjiu, dddd
Although it is said that there is no cp, but cp is really good, especially the main body and the younger brother, they are just like chaff. Each vest is quite interesting, the characters and the interactions with the original characters are also good, and you can really impress me. There are relatively few fights between the vests, arguing with the system is too much to steal the show (praise), and if no one is in the lead role, the role will be stopped, so I can clearly understand that each vest is the protagonist hahaha
The background of the mixed martial arts era is set in the Song Dynasty, and the later plots have some trends that are rarely seen in mixed martial arts. However, this is a plot that I want to see in every Song-set story, so I still enjoyed it.
It's a pity that there are relatively few extras in the final episode, especially the one in the original work, but Gong Jiu's knot in his heart can be considered completely resolved.
I want to mention a little bit that Gong Jiu is really a villain, so there are attempts to do bad things in the article. Although being taken back by his brother has little impact, but I can't stand it at all, so let's forget it.
Four and a half stars. If the share of five stars is not enough later, I may come back and change it to four stars. The main reason is that the opportunity for reconciliation near the end is understandable but really embarrassing. After all, it is a key plot. If it were not considered that this is a martial arts genre, there are indeed many such things in martial arts, and more points would be deducted.
However, the advantage is that each vest character is very distinctive and unique, and the rhythm of perspective switching is also very good. Everyone has fun getting along with the original, and it is a relatively enjoyable episode. In the end, under the arrangement of the leader, everyone solved the puzzle together and took off the vests and then were shocked. It was really exciting.
The portrayals of everyone in the original work are relatively restored, but the character is inevitably a bit degraded. After all, the protagonist is the most charming hahahahaha
Oh, by the way, the ending forum about the development of the world is very interesting, which is a little surprise.
First of all, this style of writing is quite good. The author should be more confident. Rather than being bland, it is very steady and smooth. It is very compatible with the protagonist Gu Yi and fits well. I gave it four stars, firstly because of JJ's restrictions, and secondly, because some of the studies and the entertainment industry are relatively unresolved and could be written better. But in short, it is a rare good article. Final confession to Crown Group!
The second extra episode is completed! I like the extras so much! However, applying a patch is not very friendly to Bang Ge. It's not bad, but it has a stereotype, and the treatment is really miserable. ‖Although there are some shortcomings in some knowledge points (but it has little impact on the fun), the good points are really good...
How should I put it? It's a starting point in all aspects (both advantages and disadvantages), but it's less than a million words, dddd. On the whole, I still support it. There are too few articles like JJ that have a huge pattern and even touch on the nature of the world. The whole text is quite well-conceived, but one problem is the writing style. The writing style is already very difficult to read, and there are also problems that are easy to encounter in the second starting point: the frame is too big to be continued, and it is too detailed at the beginning and omitted at the end. Alas, what a pity.
The title does not affect the main story, from martial arts to fairy tales (not many scenes), so four stars is a bit of a pity, let's stick with five stars. The protagonist is warm on the outside and cold on the inside, with a sense of distance, but he still has a bottom line. He is indeed an elegant and good person. The story is also very similar to the protagonist. The feeling of the mission is actually very light. It is more like following the protagonist through world after world, seeing everything, leaving some traces, and then drifting away.
By the way, there is actually a scene of the Three Swordsmen, and the appearance of the hidden sword is very surprising. Sure enough, the protagonist's surname is Ye, which indicates something (no)
ps: It seems that the author of Yuan Suiyun has forgotten that he sewed someone's eyes blind, so he has a kinder attitude towards him?
The protagonist is a quiet pretentious person (?), But when he spends money, he really feels like a goddamn sense of not caring about the life and death of others. Gentlemen, this is money power! It's not purely refreshing, but somewhat thoughtful. Especially in the middle and late films, I dare to write. Director Zhou has also developed a film style as a director. Realism in the end is the ultimate romance. The environment, direction, influence, and characters of the entire book are also very ideal.
There is generally no problem with the logic, the writing style is also quite mature, the rhythm and character characterization are all in place, and the flow is an alternative upgrade. It has the advantage of starting from the beginning, including the essence of fragments. I can only say that fortunately I read it after finishing it...
However, sometimes the wording is awkward and a bit over-exaggerated, but it doesn't matter to the overall situation.
Finally, to borrow a word from the extra story, literature and art will never die, and entertainment will never die!
(Ps: Although there is no cp, all the staff are very good to the protagonist. The protagonist's personality is amazing! There is also a very satisfying combination. It really reminds me of the state of reading the original article and knocking around. Kkk)
The blind box plot is relatively innovative. Many of the angles, historical materials, and writing methods are relatively novel among similar works. The logic is smooth, and some of them are brilliantly portrayed, such as Huo Guang, who has a small role. The problem is that there are bugs (objective) in the details of some historical materials, so be careful when reading them. (I don't understand the meaning of the Legend of White Snake)
Different people have different opinions: the ending does not describe much about the changes in historical deviations, and I feel a sense of emptiness after watching it; the protagonist's subjective thoughts are more important when analyzing history; the plot direction in all aspects is very, um, ideal? Everyone's transformation is pretty good, but some characters are relatively... Naive? Simple? Stereotype? I can't say OOC, I'm just closer to ordinary people.
The plot is quite novel and interesting, but it's a pity that it's a bit high and low. The most impressive thing is the interview with Emperor Qin Song earlier... Personally, I feel that this book should either write about the entertainment industry in detail, or write about the historical deviation caused by the system and time travel in detail. It would be better to write both. It's a pity that there isn't a lot of pen and ink, especially in the back, where the outline direction is immediately visible, ugh.
Although the protagonist is very cute and has worked very hard, setting it as a high school student is indeed too restrictive. After finally going to college, the article is at the end. It is also too short and cannot be developed well in any aspect.
The main online course is weak in tactics, (it's a real class [dog head. Jpg]). The author uses his strengths and avoids weaknesses. Due to the lack of tactics, the changes in the world are relatively simple, but the online course part is still well written, and history teachers can use it as a reference to prepare lessons (no). In terms of character design, it mainly describes the First Emperor and Meng Tian and Meng Yi. Although the First Emperor is reborn, I suggest that it would be better to watch them as teenagers. All three of them have a rather boyish attitude. And this article probably treated Lu Buwei and Zhao Ji very gently early in the timeline. It's a pity that there is no extra story
Putting aside the title (the title is really a gimmick, this thing happened but it is not important and there is no main description), overall it is a passable Infinite Flow. Although there is no cp, the protagonist has a lot of "arrows" on his body, and there are very important cb aspects.
It started high and started low, but in the end the foreshadowing of the main plot ended well. There were regrets at the end but there was no big problem with the if extra. The character development in the early stages is also good, and Feng He is very attentive to it. The plot is good in the first few parts, but the Riddler is mediocre in the middle stage, and the later stage is simple and simple. The foreshadowing is well recycled, but too much was sacrificed in order to restore the oversized shop while ensuring a fast pace. In addition, except for a few supporting characters who have put some thought into it, they are really okay. The characters' reactions are too silly, and there are also some emotions that are logically understandable but the writing feels a little abrupt.
Just looking at the early stage, it can be 4 or even 5, in the mid-term, it drops to 3, and it recovers a little in the later stage. Overall, I still give it a 4 point.
It's a cute short story. The sister-controlling brother's journey of attack (no). Both brothers and sisters are very charming, and the interaction is warm and heart-warming. They both have arrows and no cp. It's this kind of protagonist brother-sister team that is so cool haha! The epilogue at the end is the beginning of my game, I look forward to the sequel.
The first article is very cute, good luck to the author!