[Comprehensive British and American] It's Okay ( ̄▽ ̄)
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Level C
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5mo ago
I poked at some places, maybe it was relatively short or I didn't finish reading it. There are many pitfalls in personal reading lists. [Highlight] There will be spoilers; there will be filters
4.0[Pants]
Niche literature, very vulgar, nun-like, useless and self-aware, an Omega who will wait to die as soon as he is in danger (and will not become stronger visibly to the naked eye).
But the whole family bucket! The emotional line is not blunt either! It's very delicious, and it makes people's hearts turn [yellow heart][yellow heart]. Everyone in the Bat family is happy to accept it, and the Ogu family can't escape it. There are female A and female O plots with diverse sexual orientations.
3.8
The writing is classic Bat Cub, serious and traumatic.
However, the text is cute and funny, and the pace is fast and made me laugh.
Entering the parallel world dungeon in the middle was a bit traumatic. It was too separated from the relaxed tone of the previous one. I put it down for now and continue when I have a chance!
3.7.
The sex turns into a less civilized one, the originally indifferent protagonist instantly becomes cute, and the stupid girl is still too authoritative!
Rating 4.0
Seedlings, suspected to be pitted.
This author has written a Damian CP book, Tiantiantian.
The rhythm of this writing feels more mature, and I like the characters more than the previous one, which I guess is also sweeter.
Cp blues.
3.5 Points.
The female protagonist is strong enough, and the plot is exciting enough, but the stream of consciousness and description are vague, and it can be seen that the author only cares about himself.
Pit.
4.0 Points.
The first chapter threw me into the pit!
Recently, I have picked up some British and American novels, but I often can't read the first chapter, and my taste is really not up to par with Smith's Marseilles.
This one! This is the only comprehensive British and American novel that made my eyes shine in the first chapter recently.
The writing style is smooth and humorous, and there are also lethal jokes about hell that are indispensable for both British and American readers.
It's hard to imagine that this is the author's first book.
The information density is too high, and the first-person plot is incoherent. I was tired after reading Chapter 10.
It's amazing at the beginning but boring in the end. Traveling through the multiverse to save people always feels a bit cliche, and the emotional line progresses very quickly! And there is too little foreshadowing.
I can't pick it up after putting it down, so I cover my face.
I found it when I turned to the author's column.
The funny fourth natural disaster, persecuting the Bat family, is actually quite ooc, but funny.
The protagonist is handsome (but a bitch), and I especially like the part where she puts the gun in the cannon fodder's mouth.
CP bucket, the emotional line is very abrupt, but I can see that it will be easier to beat if the pace slows down a bit.
It was a bit awkward to watch the part where Batman realized that the protagonist was playing a game, so I continued watching after I calmed down.
Oh, by the way, the portrayal of Batman in this article is actually quite unpleasant. He is tough and paranoid and questions everything. I can't stand the scenes anymore.
Serial ing, the protagonist is invincible and can use the game's cheats. The writing is quite interesting and the protagonist's personality is very cute.
It's quite interesting. From the first person perspective, the heroine's perspective is that of an ordinary worker, while the others' perspective is that of an indifferent human-machine from another world who knows a little bit about everything and is ridiculously powerful.
No CP.
I haven't finished reading it yet. It's a bat cub literature, stream of consciousness without cp, and a vest. The writing style is very cute and warm, but the description is too sweet and feels a bit boring. Any more would be pretentious.
The heroine is the kind of little angel who will dent softly when poked. Her waistcoat is very cruel, and when squeezed together, she looks like a bunch of Maine Coon cubs.
Cp rice, Puella Magi Madoka Magica + DC.
Tonic tortures the heroine. Tonic tortures the heroine. Wow, I couldn't help but want to complain after watching half of it. It's obviously an easy copy to enhance the relationship between the male and female protagonists, but it can also make the heroine break her ankle and bleed while limping around. How masochistic it is.
With all due respect, I don't see the significance of this plot. It is not known to anyone, and it does not play a role in advancing the plot and shaping the character. The protagonist's self-destructive tendency has been made clear many times before. Such small details have no effect except to torture readers (Mask of Pain)
But it's actually pretty good-looking, with a semi-plot and a beautiful, strong but miserable protagonist.
Emmmm, but I gave up, I couldn't accept the fact that the protagonist was tortured so much, and then there were two kids torturing the heroine.
There is no CP in Sha Giaowen. In fact, it feels more like a group portrait. The protagonist is still a little girl.
It's okay but I haven't finished it yet. Group portraits are not my cup of tea.
First person no CP, Batmobile literature, yes, the protagonist is the Batmobile.
I only read the free chapter.
There are some knives mixed in with the fun. The war-weary cybertron robot just tried to apply for the Batmobile, alternative bat-cub literature, everyone loves the protagonist, and the protagonist likes the Bat family.
The emotional line is so weird. A protagonist with a system tries to capture the Robins, but knowing the tricks of Otome, she just wants the male protagonists to come to her. The strange thing is that when they come, they either treat her as a father or a sister.
The heroine who is subtly similar to Bruce gave me a weird feeling, but I was fooled before the heroine further developed the emotional line in her own identity. Damn it!
CP Flash, I watched it because of my imagination. The protagonist is kind and brave. The plot progresses a bit fast. It feels like an outline article, but the characters are not very OOC. The plot development is also very interesting, but the emotional line is a bit abrupt and the writing is average. I prefer the career line.
I remember it was black mud.
Weak heroine. A little bit of a stream of consciousness.
You can read this author's columns. Although they are all pitfalls, they have a unique flavor.
Interesting. The protagonist, a three-dimensional psychopath who thinks he is a cat, is stuffed into comic therapy by his friends, and is given an invincibility.
Seedlings, Hua Lao Society is afraid of cats.
I found that it had over 100,000 words. The beginning was very attractive to me, but the follow-up was not to my taste, so I gave up.
Pit.
Players who have a bird imprisoned in their chest (physical meaning) have seen it before, and now that I have seen it again, I still think this setting is super romantic.