Randomly jot down some very personal reading experiences, blbg has them all, and there are relatively many of them that focus on them. I wrote the ratings but didn't have time to classify them all here.
A very unique new Zerg setting. I like the first half of the book. The world view of the plot is sad and romantic, with some philosophical thinking, which adds to the sense of science fiction. It also has some h/c elements so I enjoyed watching it. The second half of the book, especially towards the end, was a bit repetitive and made me a little tired. Overall, it's 4 stars, and one more star for the free article.
By the way, the requested manuscript is really good, and the cover and character pictures are particularly beautiful and elegant.
It's quite good-looking. The transition on the timeline is a bit stiff, but overall it feels very thoughtful. It's not a common script. The male insect group is very cute, and it's relaxing and enjoyable to watch.
As the name suggests, reading the article feels like reading a comic. The big battle scenes are particularly graphic, a bit out of place, but I enjoyed reading it. Although I failed to buy stocks, and there are some supporting characters that I personally don't like, the ambiguous scenes in the middle are quite interesting. Overall, although I can't say that it fully meets my taste, it's a very enjoyable article to read.
I really loved watching the ending which broke my defense so much. I loved watching the love story and college life, but the puzzles and final battles at the end were too hasty. It started to fall apart when I traveled to the countryside. It made me so depressed and aggrieved. The elders who knew about it were all Riddlers, and the villains came up and attacked me several times. What saddened me the most was that as a career brain, Me was robbed of his position as the president of the student union...
A very cute first-person martial arts story.
Gong has a cheerful and optimistic canine character, and he is very lovable even if he occasionally gets a little rough. The relationship between the two protagonists feels a bit like a sweetheart at first, and the two teenagers can live a simple and happy life in a place full of dangers.
The decryption of the main plot is a little thin, but the stories about daily life in ancient times and the extra stories about traveling back to modern times are very warm and cute, and it is quite enjoyable as a daily cookie.
This is the earliest one. Compared to the other two articles, it has less memory for me. The emotional line is also stuck in the point where the two of them want to say something or not (bitter. Jpg). But I admit that I just like to read this kind of sour and bitter...
It was tied in 21 years, and I haven't read the subsequent updates.) Compared with the other books, the settings of Jiubang in this book are more complete and more complex, and both the grand scenes and the warm little families can be written freely. What's sadder is that the protagonist's growth line is still very long. Rong Yu stumbles and falls, and Lin Yuan doesn't understand it, which makes me anxious and nervous. Many of the settings in The World Defiant are quite interesting, and the swordsmanship section is very interesting. When I was watching it, I quickly shared it with my relatives and friends. But at the back, a pot of blood was poured on me. I was stunned. I was deeply hurt by Qizhibai (not really).