The one-star movies are those that didn't finish reading after reading the beginning, and there are also some movies that didn't make sense after reading the beginning, so they were discarded and couldn't be found. It's not because of the writing, it's just because the setting is too weird.
There is no golden finger to write a story about a group favorite, it all depends on parents and a group of brothers, it's a brother-written story of the era. Generally speaking, this kind of native family is pretty good. They will set up a situation where a fool comes through in the early stage and then restores one soul, which is the original body.
The awakening setting is controlled by a fan fiction plot based on the real-life male protagonist Mengnu. Generally speaking, the Beijing flavor is too strong. I felt a little tired and stopped reading.
It's a super long story about a compound with a family background. I personally think it's a bit too dramatic, but it's pretty good and has a special Beijing flavor.
The career line of the heroine was too abrupt and suddenly became strong. I stopped watching the career line when I saw it started. The first part was okay.
It's good-looking. Although the male protagonist has a bit of a background, the setting of the female protagonist is very interesting. The sympathy between the reborn girl and the girl who traveled through the book is very interesting.
It's very day-to-day, and the writing is good, but giving birth to two twins in a row is a bit too boring. The heroine is very, very, special, a good wife and loving mother... It makes people feel a bit... That kind of spoiled wife literature.
It's quite interesting, but is the heroine's group favorite a bit too exaggerated? But it's okay, she all confessed her identity as a book girl relatively early on.
Interesting and interesting, this is a series that was delayed by the name. It can be regarded as a book in which the relationship between the book girl and the original male protagonist develops smoothly, and there is no genius cute baby setting. It is my favorite among the Island Age novels.
This book also has a bit of a rough transition when the heroine suddenly becomes awesome. It is written by the same author as the previous book, and the character design is quite cute.
Nice! The characters are full-bodied, and I like that all the villains are not villains, and they don't have a happy ending, but he, the system is set up, there are no mandatory tasks, and the character growth line is very obvious. The charming second-generation rich girl who was left to die has become a wealthy farmer who is working hard to make progress. The male protagonist, a famous detective, has deduced everything. He raises and educates his wife but is not a father at all. They are a very good couple. All settings are very reasonable, I like it.