9.4 Points.
As a post-apocalyptic novel, it is written in a natural, classic, and repeated way, so the score of 9.2 Is indeed a bit low.
I never told the male protagonist that Space Golden Finger was well received. (The male protagonist is quite cute)
It is unforgettable that the woman polluted by the mutated fish appeared in the ending, the backbone of the family. The author did not add any more words, but her portrayal was three-dimensional and natural.
8.2 Points.
The emotional line is unpalatable.
But the food part is very tempting.
After struggling for a long time, I added.
As a food article, it is a very qualified and classic book. (The interaction between diners and chefs is well written. I can still remember an old lady eating sauerkraut and saying that the hostess's cooking was too good and appetizing. I also remember the hostess making duck soup for a pregnant woman. Although the functionality of what follows is too obvious, I remember the emotions of the pregnant woman who was about to despair. I still remember the happiness and relaxation you felt after drinking the soup for many years, and the allure of describing this sour soup. I really want to drink it...)
Director's writing with a score of 9.6.
There are many private goods that are not routine at all, which is the key point. Starting from Jiang Yuenian's director's book, I have entered the point of no return when reading director's books. I feel like I can sum up the routines [cross hands] This book is really different. I still can't predict what kind of work the protagonist, the author, can give me (and it's not the kind of work that is a complete work of writing. I don't know if this description can be understood...)
The charm of this book is that people who like it will like it very much, but people who don't like it will find it a bit embarrassing, or resist women wearing men? Or resistance to Shi Tong and Hell's Joke? (But I quite like it, it feels like listening to Celtic tunes with friends, a bit retro and light)
9.3 Points.
I quite like the character design. This book is a little advanced and ambiguous in terms of the relationship (but I like it very much, oh my god, I love it), but the mecha world view that I am more interested in is not detailed. Not much to say, mecha, interstellar, squad, group portrait (this is doubtful), military academy, these elements are what I like most. (So the corresponding requirements in this regard will be higher)
8.9 Points. The first time I read The Red Mansion, it was cut from the perspective of the maid, and there was no explicit mention of Sister Lin's favorable comments on her marriage. To be honest, it is a very interesting book. It would be better if more details were written. I really like the feeling of reading daily life. It is too short!
9.2 Points. The author's heartfelt work, the first part of the silly series is also the most worth watching in my opinion, the others have lost a little bit of their subtle aura.
This book mainly focuses on superpowers, competitions, etc. The protagonist is invincible. However, what I don't like very much is that the guide is too greasy and there is too little written about the world view. I still prefer to focus on the career line.
Mixed with my favorite modern Reiki style, the article's Reiki revival elements will give you points.
9.8 Points, deducting 0.2 Points for the love line. Before falling in love, there are unparalleled food stories, a restaurant, a little favor, and a light. After falling in love, he became a little awkward. Gong turned into a cold and cold male god, and Shou turned into a soft and cute boy. It can be seen that the author is not so good at emotional lines, so remember to write less next time.
10 Points. Short, sharp and exciting.
After reading this book, I can no longer read Qing Chuan.
Who can accept giving up the position that is one step away from the powerful Queen Mother, who can accept the shocking divorce of the prince, and who can say with dignity and dignity that what I studied is not to be educated as a wife and concubine, but to study for the rise of China.
The heroine Ling Xiao is really the prince of Ling I, soaring to the sky.
A protagonist with an extremely charismatic personality.
Full marks without any objection.
Especially at the back, there is a sense of our party and the masses, the party branch of 1720, right?
8.6 Points, a book with an ancient flavor, but the look and feel is similar to offering salted fish to the master, a cookie with emotional lines, a little yellow, and the reading experience is very relaxed. I put it in because it was too classic. How can I put it, the shortcomings of the characters actually made them more three-dimensional.
9.2 Points.
The short story of The Undead is a mature work that is exciting and can be read over and over again.
The part involving Sakura Girl is a bit awkward.
Updated comments: I saw this and wanted to expand on it. In every book of Undead, including the current one, you can skip directly as long as the part about Sakura Girl is exaggerated, unreal, and unpalatable. Your game is very exciting, and even if you take a long leave to update, the level is still very stable, but don't do too many Sakura girls online speeches, it doesn't match the style of writing, to be honest...
It's not over yet, so I'll give it a 7.5. The game is pretty good to watch, but the description is a bit awkward. Some of the extras involving past lives made me feel like I was mentally disturbed and easily depressed. I suggest you skip it. Really, run away.
The perfect score for Western Fantasy Cookies is 9.9. I won't say much more and will read it over and over again.
The disadvantage is that I want to talk about it after reading it.
I deducted 0.1 Points for the updated review. After five reviews, I feel that some of the descriptions are too natural and gender stereotypes are too natural. However, the love line is so delicious. How can someone be so good at writing about couple interactions? I still can't bear to deduct too many points.