Atypical crematorium. I rarely read this kind of crematorium novel, because it is easier to write about a situation where one person is truly in love and the other is licking without dignity at the same time. But the special thing about this book is that the emotions are written very delicately. The reason why two people can be burned is because they both love each other very much and want to be with each other for a long time. The atypical thing is that the one who was let down first figured it out and made the decision to stay. The one who let down others also has a complete and truly mature process, which is very good.
The reason for missing one star is that the intermittent process of following the article somewhat hurts the integrity of the reading experience. The calm attack that is super difficult to get started but my hands and mouth have long been open to it + the arrogant feeling that is super difficult to tell the truth but my heart is overwhelming. The interruption was so long that I had no impression of the main plot. However, it is basically a two-person relationship. They have been getting along like an old couple for a long time, but neither of them can turn around. So the chapters where Brother Shen plays a straight ball to Phoenix are really must-read chapters [Dog Head]
It is a very delicious book about people's external feelings, true control of the field and easy attack + true love and brain experience of idiots. Personally, I feel that the Zerg only play a role in enriching the settings and plot twists. Because the attackers are human beings, there is not much contrast to create beautiful scenes. The plot before the couple started playing straight is more to my liking [Caidog]
Except that the world of System 66 feels a bit different to my taste, it is still a good collection of small cakes, basically a sweet duo. I usually skip Western backgrounds in the fast-traveling genre, but the ones I read most often in this book are the cat chapter and the elf chapter. They are two very cute little lovers. [Good] Second Edition: The author's last two books gradually became more about the subject, and the more personal stories gradually disappeared, turning him into a smiling and stroking man with facial makeup who was being kept in the dark, a bit speechless.
The author is well versed in the art of "how to write an emperor with a bad reputation to make people hate him from the bottom of his heart instead of just writing about the inexplicable love flowing out". After reading it, I feel that you really deserve to die, Lao Deng (it would be better if there were more side stories between Persimmon and Matrix, Xiangfu and Adou [crying]
Double Arrow mainly focuses on writing, and each unit has a core plot that is not too depressing. The storyline is not very interesting to me, but the emotional scenes are really well written.
This is the first Narcissus novel I read, but in fact the difference between the same person at different time points is very big. It is also control type (physics) 1 and rush type 0. It is more plot-oriented, but I always choose the emotional scenes to watch. I like a few side chapters very much. I like the way of writing that although the setting has been changed, the core is still the same. The dialogue between the couple discussing love-related topics is very interesting.
It's too long. It's a unit text with very thick arrows. I only read this book after reading the prequels of Mr. Shen and Lan Lan, but it's really too long (tears). You can read it when passing the time. The author's driving skills are extremely stream-of-consciousness.
Only when your heart is like a clear mirror can you enter the mortal world and attain enlightenment; only when your heart is like a rock can you overcome demons and become a saint. An atypical master-disciple story, an atypical young age, an atypical relationship, and a typical love that must be mutual.
I generally can't accept reverses, but I seem to be able to accept the reverse settings of these books written by this author (?). The humor and astringency are just right, but there are too many locks and I can't subscribe to them all.
The author's point of view output is still interesting. It is not a template article that stands at the top of the technology tree and humanities and social sciences research results and shows off to the ancients. The light and heat of the ancient great men shine brightly no matter what era they are placed in.
The surface is sprinkled with sweet and gentle powdered sugar, but the inside is still astringent and bitter. The article is relatively early, and the author sometimes suggests that "imperial love" is a "privilege", but the main idea is correct. Even if a modern woman has the so-called "emperor's favor", she is still just a beautiful ornament. In the feudal society, the "minions" are stacked one above the other and played with one after another. It is really not interesting. Fortunately, the author is gentle enough to the protagonist and allows her to be a human being again at the end of the story.
The writing style is soothing, humorous, and cool. Xiao Song's life philosophy contains the flaws brought about by her personal life experience, but she can always find a suitable place for survival. The author does not actually make any big principles, but the few outlines of each person's life in the book are enough to be evocative. There is no praise or criticism, and there is no deliberate intention. It is like sitting with Xiao Song's classmate, accompanying her through this life, and finally returning to that warm and cold river.