A product of tidying addiction/at least read the main text/can be read with three stars and above/read too much and become very picky/for more information, please see the book review
3 Or even 4 was given to the first few copies. After the middle, it started to decline sharply, and the ending was very hasty. It felt like the author couldn't finish it at all or didn't want to write anymore. It was a very anticlimactic book. The author knows nothing about setting up worldviews and character growth lines. The early dungeons were quite exciting, so I could tolerate some minor character problems, but it collapsed in the middle and later stages. If you can only write dungeons, don't write an infinite flow with a worldview. The characters are too lazy to talk about it, and it's an extremely bad reading experience.
It's okay, the writing is quite fluent. The heroine's image is slightly labeled in the early stage, but it becomes more three-dimensional later when her past experiences are revealed. The literary waste is noticeable, and the emotional line is almost non-existent, even cb-oriented.
Overall it's okay. I don't know if it's because of the word count or the plot setting, but it's quite tiring to read. The emotional line can be ignored. The second half is not as well written as the first half. The ending is still a bit sloppy, but it's still good.
4.5 Is given to the first half of the book, and 0.5 Is deducted to the male protagonist. I really don't like the male protagonist in this book. I will speed up the reading in the later part, and it will be better without cp.
Running group enlightenment, even though it is not finished, I love it.
Ps. When you are too lazy to read the text, you can go and watch running group replays. Many of them are of very high quality. If you can accept the format of running groups, you can watch it as a Spring Festival Gala.