The writing style is relaxed, just like reading a story. The male protagonist appears at the beginning and the end. It can basically be regarded as a non-CP read (after all, there is no love line [dog head]). The main line is to find the truth and set things right, and the side lines are to travel the continent and eliminate demons. The article is short.
The plot is compact, and the emotional line is obviously not deliberate. The first half is a plot, and the second half is mainly about emotional drama (the main point is that the male protagonist smokes, and he will stop smoking after falling in love with the female protagonist, so be careful) (Another precaution: this is really a personal taste, after hesitating for a long time, I decided to add it, don't criticize if you don't like it)
Idiot Beauty Nagua is brainless in the physical sense, the writing style is relaxed, it focuses on daily adventures, the plot pace is relatively slow, and the descriptions of the world view and various creatures are very interesting.
Although it is an ancient novel, the writing style is quite good. Some of the wording may not be as comfortable as it is now. The war after ascending the throne seems a bit messy. The extra chapter is good but the parents chapter is a mess (read carefully)
It's a gentle style, with a bit of white and black, the plot has its ups and downs, and the rhythm is comfortable (the disadvantage is that the ancient novel has a bit of a bloody plot)
Gentle style, except for a little accident in the family, everything else is very happy and no nonsense, the whole story is sweet (the second half of the cruise is a bit sour and sweet)
Super cute little couple! A back-and-forth relationship (the male protagonist resumes speaking when he applauds for love for the first time, followed by a dream extra chapter, slightly sadistic)
A pure, sweet and non-abuse daily novel, with a crazy dog and some supplementary comments in the last few chapters (Thanks to this book for soothing my heart that was broken by the abusive novel)
A warm short story (really short), divided into male and female perspectives, the two-way relationship is super easy to relate to, not abusive and the male protagonist takes the initiative, I would like to expand it into a longer novel or something similar.
The male and female protagonists are sweet throughout, but they are a bit biased toward group portraits. I don't read many of this genre, but this is the only one I can read.