Use humorous words to express the core of hell, a rare first-person perspective. I read it again recently. I forgot when I first watched it. Back then, the literary and artistic works with the theme of Journey to the West were quite popular, but now that I read it again, I found that it is still too depressing and not suitable for adults.
Beautiful, nothing to say. There is no tragic ending in fan works that Gin cannot rewrite. If there is such a work, it must be the original Gintama orz
It's very short, not too scary, and can be regarded as a folklore story. It feels like the collapse of combat power in the later stage is a bit serious.
The writing style is a bit stream-of-conscious, and some parts are not explained very clearly, and the writing is a bit confusing. However, because the setting is so good, I skipped to read it. Mainly because there are too few protagonists in DC articles who are detectives, and there are settings of the Fourth Natural Disaster and Cthulhu. However, this book may be difficult for readers who do not understand running groups and some games, and some points are not easy to get.
I'm about two-thirds of the way through, but it's too long. I forgot about it after reading the series... It was quite interesting in the early stages, but the author is too ink-handed. After a few hundred chapters of repeating the same routine, I got tired of it. I can already guess the plot at the end (laughs). However, when I read all the Jinjiang Majia books, they were all the type that were enjoyable but only half enjoyable, and this one is no different. Hmm, but it can be considered a good Ke Tongwen.
Although the label is romance, it can be said that there is no emotional line. The male protagonist is more like a good teammate who fights side by side, and the female protagonist is indeed a heroine type, without being clever. It has been written about several famous horror movies, but unfortunately the ending was a bit unfinished.
Ke Tongwen stood out among all the people who tortured the body and mind, and healed my heart that was devastated at that time. Although it is labeled as a romance, there is no emotional line seen.
Overall it's pretty good, but the war correspondent part is the best. However, this article was written ten years ago after all, and the author still lacks female awareness. Some of the descriptions of women in it made me feel very disconnected. The plot after the male protagonist officially came out can basically be skipped.
I read it a long time ago. I liked it very much at first. But now that I have re-read it, I find that the author's writing style is still lacking. It can be read as a beginner's article.