Basically, I read the articles that I think are good-looking, and keep them for later review. I like the main focus, mutual pet type, story > character = order of writing.
The main storyline talks about a small abuse system that binds the protagonist to each world to abuse another protagonist. The small system is very kind, and the bound protagonist attackers are all kind-hearted, which leads to the protagonist attackers doing various tricks to avoid the original lines and plots. The passing score is 60. The small system has been to many worlds (about ten?), And only one career-brained attack exceeds the qualified line. Yun Bei, in the last world, the small system went up to do the task on its own. After understanding the intolerance of the previous hosts, it made the same choice.
Because I jumped to watch it, there are several happy worlds, such as the Duke and the Cat, the Mother Goddess and the Elf King... Generally speaking, they are all similar: the original plot lines of Shou are very miserable, and Gong plays the role that is supposed to be sadistic, but he fails to succeed. It is a relatively heart-warming story, and the protagonists have their own personalities, so it is very suitable to read in your spare time.
But the shortcomings are also obvious. Those who are abused basically have no subjectivity. They seem to be always in the status of victims. It is difficult to see their struggling side and compare tools. The result of the tool is that the plot leading to attack is also very tool, and various evasive operations help the opponent. At the beginning, the attackers have a high favorability towards the opponent, and the opponent only returns the arrow in the middle and late stages. I can guess the same routine in the next world after watching one world.
This is the first time I watched Bai Yueguang, who has Shao Xiangwen and Awakened Guide Attack XP, many years ago. The image of a firefly (spirit body of the guide) gently resting on the tip of the black cat's nose (spirit body of the sentinel) is heartwarming and unforgettable. It probably means that a very gentle guide met an embarrassed sentry when he went to investigate. The sentry had a crush on the guide, and the guide just wanted to find out what happened to his former sentinel, so the two were involved. The description of this relationship can be summed up by the word "tame". The sentry is like a ferocious beast but he is willing to put on the chain and hand it to the guide. The guide's gentleness, carefulness, calmness and calmness have always impressed me deeply. Moreover, after being together, the sentry did not become "coquettish" or "weak". The two fought side by side until the matter was finally resolved. This is a very complete and unique and novel world view. The story structure is very complete. The cp comes together naturally. It is a match made in heaven. It is Xiangshao No.1 In my heart.
This article is wonderful! Because its world view is very special, the protagonist enters a scary world where dolls and humans are hostile, but he thinks he has entered a warm fairy tale and becomes a baby daddy. Gong has IQ, EQ and strength, and Shou joins forces. This article gives me the impression: the doll's distinctive features > the sweetness of CP > saving this twisted world. You can read it as a bedtime story, it is a relatively novel story after all.
This is my favorite infinite stream. Although the interactions between the two protagonists are really very small, the shou is basically the background board, and the attack is basically the camera. The two protagonists serve the plot. The supporting characters of each small plot are basically different, but they are all thrilling and the stories are very interesting. It's good to watch. The closing of the world line at the end is really imaginative. I really love Gong's calm and calm temperament with a bit of lifelessness, and Shou's straightforward violence (if I remember correctly). It would be nice if the ending could be more detailed. The part about saving the world is still a bit sloppy.
The story is very interesting, and every character in it has a very distinct personality. I read it in one sitting, shouting "It's really crazy" but I couldn't help but finish reading. The storyline is really crazy. I haven't seen a book with such ups and downs in a long time. Many of them on the market are mediocre cookies. I hope my wife won't pay attention to some sharp comments. In fact, some people have discussed it and it proves that the story is really good, otherwise it will not cause any waves. I also have a small opinion: when my wife portrayed Gong, most of them described his appearance and background from the perspective of others, but there were almost no inner portrayals like Shou and Hilde. So after reading the story, I exclaimed that it was wonderful, and I was very impressed with every supporting character. Deep, but the only impression I have about Gong is the depiction of his beauty. What kind of person he is... And what kind of character he is. I only remember his upbringing and background, but I am not very impressed by this person's character. He is very beautiful, but he has some background and lacks initiative. Obviously the center of the whole world revolves around him, but he is isolated like an incompatible outsider, and is pushed forward, rarely taking the initiative (such as what he wants to do, what he plans to do). It would be nice if there was more characterization of him, even the flaws in his character...
It's beautiful, and the twist is unexpected. It probably means that the protagonist travels to a Zerg novel. The protagonist in the article will fall from a high place, experience a miserable life, and is finally redeemed by the protagonist. The protagonist must ensure that the protagonist survives before the protagonist breaks out. At the same time, he is an abusive discipline bug. His mission is contradictory, and his emotions are divided. The two went through many difficulties, and the protagonist returned to modern times. He thought everything was over, but unexpectedly found that he was the protagonist who should have been waiting for him. The only flaw is that it suppresses the story first, and suppresses too much at the beginning, but fails to "raise" as expected later on. Overall, it's pretty good, and the story is complete enough.