I love and hate my sister! There is a male protagonist, but he is a thrifty little bastard with little plot. I don't even remember the emotional line. There is a lot of foreshadowing, and there are brain-burning puzzle-solving stages, so it's not suitable for skipping chapters.
On the second brush, I found that the author said that some people think that the heroine's name and the dungeon background setting will cause more female characters to be persecuted, so they feel that it is not friendly to women... I didn't see many such comments when I brushed it on the first brush, but on the second brush... I still don't think there is any problem. It is true that some background settings are like this, but the author also said that he referred to some real cases, and the plot setting is for the heroine + the protagonist group (I vaguely remember that they are all girls) to solve the remaining problems. If you can accept this background setting, I highly recommend it!
The male and female protagonists team up to kill monsters. I remember that there are not many emotional lines. I watched it as if he was a partner. I haven't found a meal replacement yet! ! ! ! ! !
There is no cp male protagonist's perspective, and the copywriting summarizes it very well. I love the infinite flow of Peach Lantern so much. I will fall in love with the same author over and over again. If not, it must be because the fate is not there w
What a great cp, wow, it's such a warm cookie. I've read almost every article in the author's column, and it's very interesting. However, the article being serialized cannot be updated in time due to the author's health (and the title of the book was changed midway, which made me unsatisfied with my expectations for the original story).
There is nothing wrong with it except that it is finished in a hurry. TT Even if it is unfinished, some copies will still be picked up and re-read. TT Every copy in the previous chapters is very interesting. As an infinite stream, each copy is very exciting, but the completion is very hasty, so it should be considered unfinished... The serialization period started with Black Iris or which copy was not updated very much, so I just stopped watching it. Now after reading it, I realize that some of the extras seem to have not been updated yet. I guessed at that time that it was about to be finished, but I just felt something was wrong, something strange, and a strong sense of dissonance, because according to the previous layout, this was supposed to be a long story, and in my opinion, I needed to write a few more detailed copies to explain everything clearly. However, it didn't happen. It ended very quickly and she became a god. The follow-up also explained the heroine's personal issues in the Bamei episode in a very subtle way. Even a brainless person like me only knew after reading the dialogue: Oh, the heroine became a god but she was still "alive", oh, the heroine will find her parents, oh, the heroine will find herself, oh, there is no bloody plot that everyone has forgotten. If there was no dialogue, I would probably be very troubled. The reason for the background setting is that the heroine is not the strongest from the beginning, there is a growth process. There is CP, and the male protagonist appears in the first chapter, but in my impression there was no substantial development. I just regarded him as a background.
Five points for each single copy
Three points for the reading experience, including but not limited to late updates, rushed endings, implicit endings, etc... It can be said that after reading this article, until May 2024, I couldn't remember the previous plot and foreshadowing clearly, which led to infinite resentment about the ending and later reading experience... But if I can read it in one go, it should be quite satisfying, except for the ending!
You are confused! ! ! I want to give you full marks! I still feel so sad!
I like the copy in it. The heroine is so strong that she goes with the flow. There is cp, the male protagonist appears in the first copy, and the love line progresses quickly with foreshadowing.
Great! Very cool! It is also a background of being suppressed by the upper class. The descriptions in this book are not depressing, but can keep reading.