Record the articles I read recently/the reasons for abandoning them. The stars only represent the position of the article I abandoned, not the quality or badness. The reasons for abandoning the article are all subjective and have no reference value.
If a normal novel is about time, place, characters, causes, processes, and results, then this book is about characters, characters, results, results, results.
There is no development for no reason, no feedback, just one thing happens and then another happens.
I need a word that is slightly higher than a running account to describe this feeling.
I've finished reading it. It's a pure daily novel. I can read it, but I can't wrap my head around it at all. Especially the ending, which is almost like Gin and a bunch of sluggish people beating two mentally retarded people.
Speaking of which, I have ordered all the previous Jiang Lai series by this author. One of the main problems is that once the protagonist leaves the early survival stage, the entire rhythm of the article begins to mess up. And in the later stage, the plan will basically be written before execution, so there is no suspense anymore, just follow the idea and move forward.
I gave up the game before seeing the paid chapters. The first and most important reason for giving up. I equally don't want to watch any police rescue school team without a second-year graduate student. It doesn't make me feel good to watch the same people.
Secondly, that 002 really wanted to die and was persuaded to quit. I was really the only one dragging the whole world along with him to be buried with him, right?
Also, the overall writing style and the introduction don't match at all!
By the way, what's going on with JJ now? The previous article was about the copywriting Red and Black Showdown, then click on it to see the daily life of more than forty chapters. This article is about the daily introduction of Gaga. Click on it to start a battle of wits and brain-burning? Is it popular now to divorce the introduction and main text?
I have read about forty chapters. There are no notable highlights but no ups and downs. The plot advances very slowly. I may continue reading when the novel runs out.
I'd rate it around 7 points.
After watching it, all the members of the police academy team are alive, and the plot is attractive enough to keep watching. There are some sour and refreshing bits of abuse but not enough blood. The ending is a complete and utter dumpling. I quite like this kind of thing.