The Protagonist Who Likes to Be Cool and Thin, the Happy Person, Hunxie, and the Black Mud
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Some of the more recommended articles, please read them if you are on XP. Let's recommend them together. It doesn't necessarily have to be a bad criticism, the main thing is to have a good character design.
It's a very old article, but the plot is reasonable, the characters are real, and the writing is solid. However, it might be outrageous now. The main character is selfish and seems to have a child. There seems to be a counterattack later on. But I really like this article. The plot is too much for today's brainless novels. The only drawback for me is that the pace is slow, but it's actually okay.
It's a very interesting heart-throb novel. The main character is cold and heartless until he meets Noah later. It's really cleverly written. The love is natural and the sense of redemption is full. The abuse is not the heart-wrenching abuse now, but the origin and destruction. I don't know the old friends in front of me. I have missed the fate before I realized it. I cried when I read it.
What's better is that the black mud is just right, not too dark for me to stand, and it maintains the color very well. Hunter fans and literary fans are ecstatic, and you can understand it even if you haven't seen it.
A very clever philosophical atmosphere is discussed in this article. The rich connotation and stunning writing style are the plus points of this article. The clown's madness is intertwined with the gentleness and morbidity.
Adding some attributes, the reader option has the feeling of an RPG game. The protagonist is a god who is chosen by everyone step by step. He is a woman who travels through time and space and returns to the past. This kind of writing that spans time, the author's perfect hold, the writing is not complicated and refreshing.
There is no thunder or urine in the whole process. The protagonist is a very cute little mermaid. The inhumanity is well written. The inhumanity is vaguely revealed in his speech and behavior. The author does not specifically emphasize it, but it is well expressed.
In the early stage, the protagonist tends to be indifferent, a humanoid creature, referred to as a human-machine. It's a pity that she has a preference for xx later on, but to be honest, there is no special supporting reason to explain why xx is slightly special in her heart? But the general framework and esoteric elements are very attractive and worth reading.