Simple reading history, I read everything except Crispy Duck, I prefer myths, fairy tales, fantasy, supernatural magic and horror, but I don't like system/traveling books/ABO/quick travel
The writing style is concise and line drawing, and the introduction of the world view is also very smooth in the mind. The suspense and horror atmosphere of the first two copies is so good that you can't help but read it in one go.
Nowadays, the entertainment industry is a must-win for fans of peanut traffic. The early stage of the article laid a bridge and paved the way, but it was too unfinished. The story of the coming of age of a princess in distress. The male protagonist is a knight-errant. CP is extremely difficult to drink, and the male protagonist is inexplicably in love with CP. He is obviously the best in martial arts in the world and is very proud, but he has low self-esteem and is of low origin and feels that he is not worthy of the princess. His character is distorted. The heroine jumps repeatedly between being lovable and annoying. To be lovable has a growth line, and to be irritating is that after all the folk experience, she is still a arrogant Celestial Dragon. She wants to get the throne for nothing. The deputy CP was even more shocked. The second male lead is so sexy that the whole story is full, the second female lead is frivolous Meng Lang, and the two men are not afraid to take advantage of their lust and go hard on the dominant male second lead. There is a line about lilies that offer sacrifices to the sky. I would rather the author not write about lilies than use lilies as a base for hot pot, okay?
Lightning protection: nanny man. There is a bit of a fight between the big and small heads. The big head likes to build strong female arches and cut off with the thin white boy. The small head is the author XP and is very traditional heterosexual. The clean and self-sufficient martial arts master is the heroine's dog licker. She is so beautiful that she is almost raped by a man. She is smart and brave. The second male lead, who selflessly gives up the throne to his younger sister, is the heroine's dog-licker. The chic, uninhibited, and powerful female lead is the older brother's dog-licker, but the older brother only puts his sister first (the sister-in-law can never compete with the heroine). In essence, she is the heroine's mother-in-law's customized Mary Suvin.
It's wonderful, it's fun to control the protagonist, and even the group portraits are fun to control. The orthodox discussion of Taoism and cultivation, the world view is very formal, the structure of the article is exquisite and closed-loop, and the foreshadowing is as dense as landmines. The difference from other articles is that usually the protagonist goes to the dungeon to defeat the boss, but the protagonist of this article is when the boss is defeated by others (laughs). Most of the female protagonists are blind, barefoot, villains, devils, lolita forms, ruthless and heartless, with an inorganic and cold appearance. Later, sometimes I feel that she is very cruel. It's scary because it has no emotion (but charming, I don't know how you resisted calling me "husband"! I really want to kneel down and pull down my husband's trouser legs and beg him to take some amomum villosum, 555, those people really didn't mess with you). The character design is quite suitable for a second creation, and the supporting female characters are all clearly identifiable, and they all laughed at it. The shortcoming is the unique sloppy ending of Lian Hua Lang Mian. Actually, it's pretty good if it can be finished smoothly. Wry smile
PS: There are twenty-five chapters in one volume, which is exactly ten volumes, making it particularly comfortable for obsessive-compulsive disorder. There are a lot of typos, so bear with it since the author himself has been missing for many years!
The father is a young Tianlong boy and the girl is a dazed and mentally ill girl. The relationship is between brother-in-law and sister-in-law (even more so). It can be said that Cha Cha is completely in my own minefield. However, for the lotus man Mian'e, he will only give up all principles and insist on following without thinking. Well, it is really well written. The relationship between the characters is textbook, vivid and interesting, absurd but true. The heroine is really sick, brat, and nervous. If she doesn't look at her for a moment, she will secretly cut off her hand again (scream!). But this kind of madness is more like a living person. It seems to be a twisted and deformed way of controlling and being controlled, but in essence it is a high-concentration pure love warrior. When you love someone, At the same time, you are also handing over the reins on your neck to the other person. Similarly, the person who loves you will also hand over the reins on your neck to let the other person feel how painful you are and let the other person experience such pain. Love is like honey smeared on the edge of the knife.
PS: The lovely thing about the heroines written by Lotus is that they are all honest and frank about their desires.
There are too many bad things to list. After changing the settings, the text is incoherent, and it's another mess. But I unexpectedly like this couple, so I gave it five stars (ugh)
FF7's original heroine fanfic is friendly to the dream girl. The heroine is well-shaped and can be compared to her, and at the same time it creates an appropriate sense of substitution. It is impossible for Sephiroth's dream girl to be dissatisfied. Most of the contents of the reference work belong to the academic fandom. The author's fanfic has a very strong flavor (praise). The heroine is very good at loving people and loves the other side very much. Her portrayal of the other side can be said to be full of love. Judging from the content of the original work, the symbiosis setting is also wonderful. The painful and unspeakable sorrow that Sephiroth has experienced can be perceived and understood by the heroine, and she no longer has to bear it alone. The false god who has never been truly loved cannot resist the feeling of being understood and cared for. It is only those who deeply love Sephiroth who will work hard to understand his every feeling and want to become his destiny community. A very anthropomorphic, very cruel, co-occurring psychotic couple.
A relaxing and interesting adventurous road martial arts sketch, not long in length, the quirky Xiao Huangrong x Daniel Lang act as a chala male, the happy enemies start, the contracted fake couple comes true, the main CP is not very good, and the male protagonist is too oily ( ...) There are a lot of foreshadowings and ingenious designs, and the female characters are quite interesting, including the infatuated and free and easy female guard, the super low-profile Wang Yuyan (Ming Lian's cousin version), the tragic wife who saves her unfaithful husband, etc.
The cp is basically balanced (?) And has a bit of an ancient feel.
Pride and Prejudice, the most famous book of Lotus Master, is also the most scolded one (laughs), including but not limited to the fact that the male protagonist is twenty years older than the female protagonist, has two children about the same age as the female protagonist, the whole family treats the female protagonist as a slave, compulsory sex, racial discrimination, involuntary pregnancy, etc.
Everyone who read this article said that it was a minefield, but they didn't say that Lian Hua Lang Mian was not a good writer because she is really good at writing. No one will give a thumbs up when reading the heroine's words "I want to go where arrows cannot reach" in the rainstorm.
Disadvantages: Venus with Broken Arms, the lotus-faced look is unfinished. The first wife is too tool-like. It would be better if her character could be written more interestingly.
Os: I think this article is a very orthodox romance. The best thing for women is to endure some external hardships and setbacks. These injuries can either truly empower the heroine, or increase the heroine's moral bargaining chip (as long as these hardships serve the heroine's arc, there is no need to be judged). This allows the proud male protagonist, who has a particularly superior family background and appearance, to lower his noble head and surrender emotionally to the heroine's personal charm.
Demon King Girl
Is this familiar love fetish and writing style really not lhlm? Others are Makima's dog. After reading this article, I automatically became this 11-year-old girl's dog. Selfish but not mean, greedy but not vicious, Teenage Tyrant is an adjective, but from now on I will use the name of the heroine to describe Teenage Tyrant.
A classic Western fantasy about infrastructure, it is a solid world view of DND, and readers who like maze fans can check it out. The female protagonist is a big sister type with a somewhat vague personality (?), And the male protagonist is a funny character who doesn't care about wearing accessories (?)
Deduct one star for a bad ending like jumping off a cliff. The various visual senses of the old two-dimensional are well integrated, with rich imagination, plot twists, allusions with cultural background, some straight women's bad taste, objectification and gaze of beautiful young men (but because E and the author's XP are not compatible, I never buy stocks, I like to knock on the cp of my peers). This article is about a naturally dark, beautiful, strong, and reliable little girl drawing swords from the chests of adult men.
After watching half of the game, I watched Battle Royale again and identified the author as the same person, which is reflected in the similarity in writing techniques and the consistency in awakening the spleen. The first ten chapters of a novel about cultivating immortals usually introduce a world view similar to the game tutorial level. However, the first chapter of Lotus Master Habits is to directly enter the plot. The background setting will be introduced to you later. There are many characters and complex camps, which makes people a little confused and is more discouraging. The author's Xingpi is stable, the accumulation of love + the accumulation of father, the smart, self-reliant and powerful wild grass loli and the powerful mysterious father master are all battles between humans and monsters. The three trilogy all have plots of sacrificing one's heart, all have male partners wearing women's clothes, and the female protagonist's personal will will become the law of heaven and earth.
In the year of the lion series, the control captain
Advantages: Rigorous textual research, description of the customs and customs of various parts of Europe during the Renaissance
Complaints: You can see a mouthful every few paragraphs, and guessing the words is also a kind of fun (having fun in the process). I personally don't like the little gangster-type female protagonist who sticks to men and calls her brothers. The female protagonist is too miserable, so miserable that it feels like the reader has to press her head. She has been working at the bottom for many years, but her socialization level is really low and she has no brains and harmed hundreds of people. I feel that all the intelligence points are given to the male protagonist. I can't understand the emotional line at all, and I even feel that the more I write, the more oily it becomes. Is this okay? If the author has XP, he must arrange several male supporting characters who are completely inferior to the male protagonist to be the female protagonist's dog-lickers and secretly compete for dominance.
If the heroine was not of noble royal blood but just an ordinary wanderer/girl from the 16th century, I would add half a star.
PS: If you ask whether you are chaste, whether you are clean, or whether you are in a good place, the answer is no.
Two more words to complain about: The annoying thing about this author is that the more he writes about the heterosexual nature of male protagonist Su (the second male protagonist is Su in Pizhuji of the Tang Dynasty), it's not that BG can't love men, but what does it mean to boast about the female protagonist's strength while not giving her IQ value? It's really pretentious, and it's always the male who is the one who pulls the strings.
Three and a half stars. Did you feel like you turned into a groundhog after kissing Lotus Man? He kept burrowing in and out of the hole that my sister dug (?). It has a superb Mary Sue setting, a classic old man paired with a little girl. This time I really couldn't bear it. Rationally, I think the content is commendable, the details are very good, and the writing is still very good, but emotionally I find it difficult to swallow. The author still likes the cunning, hedonistic and lustful heroine (praise), and his appendix is still as serious as ever.
Highlight: The careerist princess of the interstellar royal family single-handedly integrated resources to successfully restore the country (although it is a feudal dynasty (? This is also a memorial)
PS: I think the author forgot about the male protagonist in his writing xswl
COC runs a group article, with bad taste (deduction points) and cold jokes. It is very imaginative. For me, it is an interesting story line > emotional line (yes, I don't like to read CP in this article, but my curiosity about the plot made me finish reading it). Generally speaking, Lotus Lang Noodles is often unfinished, but E I feel that the last module and the loop design of the extra episode (although it was a bummer) are really well written, using the imagination of classical novels, and a unique interpretation of the world view of the Ke family. The structure is also very beautiful, but the ending is too hasty and a lot of things are not explained. The soul is back!
Lily's version of the Millennium Actress is bland and classical. Restraint is the theme of this article. There is no blushing, heartbeat or any love factors, but the whole article expresses love with restraint. Because complicated feelings are not a cheap trick, tears cannot confirm pain, and words cannot express emotions. The stars hanging at night cannot speak, and the unspeakable love is like a little flower blooming in the shadow, which will bloom and wither, that's all.
In ancient campus articles, I still prefer the original name to the published name. In an era when paper books were still popular, Zhenhua Trilogy had a good reputation among campus literature. My impression after watching it again after so many years is that you don't need to watch it if you are over 16 years old.
Three and a half stars, a lame upright and kind girl and a mysterious magician who is both frivolous and elegant, contract and reward, the writing style is warm and healing, and although there is a slightly dark plot, there is no frightening discomfort. Fairytale-like imagination, unfolding like a girl's comic book. The emotional line is just like that. I originally thought that the male protagonist was Hal's meal replacement, but when a pair of buddies take the initiative to touch a girl, it seems low,,,
Don't ask, asking is just a waste of time. A good fan is one who can tell who is writing even if the names are obscured, and try to restore the original work as much as possible without being OOC. Although it is also a trap
PS: Don't step on the dragon girl either [cover your face and laugh while crying]
Ordinary infrastructure articles, the type where the author writes about the situation where a serious illness suddenly occurs and the work is unfinished.
It doesn't live up to its name. It uses fourth wall narration to package an ordinary dark and dark story into a mysterious one. P's writing style is stiff and deliberate, and he attempts to convey some truths that everyone knows.