The Latest British and American Variety Movies I Watched 1
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For recording purposes. Three stars have obvious shortcomings, four stars are acceptable, and five stars may not be perfect but there must be something that impresses me. The book list cannot exceed 100 books, see 2 later
I'm not a Jason fan, so to me this article is just a short story written in a stream-of-consciousness style. If you are a fan, it will be a good experience.
The first-person novel contains more psychological descriptions, and the protagonist has always been relatively passive. I personally don't like this article very much. The author likes to use the kind of writing that I hate the most. He often makes judgmental spoilers before the plot is reached, such as "This is my first step on the road of no return", "If I had chosen xxx, things might have been different" and "This is the last time I saw her." Too often, I don't feel the suspense, only the disappointment.
I only watched the free part. I don't know if it's because Cardcaptor Sakura is a child. The main character is set to be 17 years old but looks very young... I can't stand the main character's name being Jason "Jie Jie". He sounds either like a Tianjin person or like a child.
The Lego bat cub travels through a parallel world, Lego has a happy family atmosphere, and the protagonist is like an appreciative milk ratio. It is cute but also a bit unconventional. The article itself is interesting. I didn't finish it mainly because I really don't like children and the text makes me feel noisy.
Bat cb direction. It's a very unreliable daily novel. The protagonist protects the bat and basically doesn't experience any major trauma after debuting. Therefore, the bat is almost the bat with the soundest character I have ever seen. The early stage is a bit more interesting, but in the later stage it gets a bit repetitive by constantly going to various parallel worlds. In addition, sometimes there is still a sense of dissonance when combining Chinese and Western styles.
CP Barry, based on HP, the protagonist should be an original (?) Wizard. A free short cookie, the plot is very simple, but it is enjoyable to read and has a very quiet temperament.
I have only read about thirty chapters of Bat Cub Literature. At present, I feel that the main character has no personality charm. The author tried to describe a sweet girl, but it always felt unnatural. She had a thin, white, East Asian aesthetic that always advertised the protagonist as a well-behaved and good student. I don't agree with the author's taste.
The heroine is a doctor, CP Jason, and the relationship starts with a live-in relationship. The writing is good, but I only read a little bit of it. The main reason is that the heroine is really too social. At the beginning, when the heroine was on vacation due to an unexpected incident, she was called to work overtime.
The heroine is a pure and sweet girl, but she has a tragic past, and when she encounters problems that cannot be solved, she resorts to a split personality. It's well written, but I don't like the fact that the heroine has a tragic past and is set to be a soft girl.
You are right, we are fellows, very British and beautiful in Stardew Valley! But I really can't understand that in the end, even the branch line with Lincoln March didn't have Tim. In the previous life story, I almost thought that Tim was the official spouse.
Zongdao's chaotic retirement flow, the main attack. It's fine to watch when a max-level boss retires, but I always feel that the protagonist and Jason lack a sense of CP, and the subsequent emotional scenes have no tension. The sword man has a low sense of presence, and the rest of the Bat family also has a low sense of presence. I feel like he is not too friendly to Bat fans.
The heroine's ability setting is very awesome, but she also feels that she is being disciplined very much, and she feels like she is locked in a cage. And Jason and I always feel that there is no sense of cp.
How to put it, I don't know if it counts as Tim-centered. After all, it is a time-travel theme, and it is OOC. It even gave me a strong sense of beauty, strength, and tragedy. The writing style is relatively average and messy. I don't know why I added a naughty cousin and kept emphasizing that the cousin is more important to Ti than the bat family. I didn't read it as a recommendation.
No cp, the Western Fantasy Bright Knight travels to the United Kingdom and the United States. I quite liked the plot, but the writing didn't meet my expectations. It's more like a road movie. I passed by every set and participated in every major event, but I didn't have a close relationship with anyone. After watching it, I always felt that there was something wrong with it. It's not ugly either, and the literary scene is quite readable. But I still think that after the protagonist has made outstanding contributions to saving the world in front of Tony Stark, it is impossible for Tony to let the protagonist be a gangster and not even able to afford food.
The time-traveling Captain America is definitely OOC, and the plot is relatively bland and family-friendly, but I quite appreciate this style of talking about everything. I like it.
Cp Ye Yi, wow, it's been a long time since I've seen a story like this where the main character is a 24k pure pervert. It's unexpectedly a bit sour. But because the protagonist is too love-minded, it seems a bit frustrating. Yeyi monitors the protagonist 24 hours a day, but the protagonist will get angry if he monitors Yeyi. It is a bit of a double standard.
Cp mentioned, the early stage is good, and overall it is much better than the author's other two bloody novels. The only problem is that I feel that the world view is not rounded and a bit forced.
Ding Ding Famous, maybe my expectations were too high, but it didn't meet my expectations a bit. It's not that it's not good to watch, and I have no problem with some of the traumatic scenes in it, but there are two things I don't particularly like. First, the meanness of the characters, especially Ah Fu, is not humorous, but rather vicious. I even think it can be called bullying in some cases. The second is that no one really loves the protagonist. With Bat's level of emotional restraint, the Wayne family is even the most friendly to the protagonist. I admit that I lack love, but this family environment has triggered my trauma. In addition, the author should have a slight tendency to be a bitch, not much but there will always be a little bit between the lines.
The original female protagonist and the male protagonist are said to be Ti. It is said that it is because I did not see the male protagonist appear at all. The heroine has an ominous father and a wandering mother who abandoned her when she was 8 years old to become a mistress. The heroine lives in a crime alley with a meager savings and lives until the age of 18, but the heroine is a silly, sweet little sun. Author, do you think this is human language? If the silly little orphans can survive in Crime Alley, then what is needed about Gotham's security is Batman.
I would like to mention that the writing is good, the plot is a bit frustrating, the relationship progresses very slowly, and it gets stuck when there is a little bit of progress...
The goddess Asderga is mentioned. After only reading a few chapters, the heroine was initially written as having no common sense and looked like a retard, because I couldn't stand it because Thor was like this when he first came to Earth. Then after reading a few chapters, I discovered that the heroine has been on earth for hundreds of years—does the heroine really have intellectual problems? The point of Silly Baitian is that it's sweet, not silly.
CP mentions that the heroine is an outsider. I only read the free part. The writing is rather stream-of-consciousness and messy. The personal image of the protagonist is very unclear. When I read it, I felt that the information between the reader and the author was not equal. Moreover, the relationship between the protagonist and Ti develops too fast. I have only seen the protagonist a few times and there are obvious problems with Ti. It is difficult for me to accept that Ti is so unforgettable in love. I even suspect that Ti is charmed by the protagonist.
The reading is smooth and everyone is very cute. It is my biggest regret today that Jinjiang can only write a score ending. But the heroine is really bad, so I don't recommend watching it if I recommend it alone. Deducted 1 star for a slightly unfinished ending. The heroine passed out in the final battle and woke up, and everything was over. I was completely dumbfounded watching this.
I only watched the first world, and I didn't eat the fourth natural disaster direction of Hunxie, so I couldn't bear to eat it. The protagonist is actually a good person, but Ma Jia (who has self-awareness) is quite like the fourth natural disaster.
The writing itself is good, but it feels like a slight copywriting scam. Although there are famous scenes in the copywriting, they are just there. The DC of the article is very little involved, and the Call of Duty part is much more important. Since I have not played Call of Duty, it seems a little hindered.
Good looking, cp dick. The heroine is an ordinary person who is not a superhero in a psychological sense, but has some superpowers and is good at fighting. She is very strong in both psychological and physical senses, and is very sound. The emotions are also very sound and earthly. I like this kind of protagonist who has a sound personality and is mentally mature.
The protagonist is an outsider, really an outsider. The emotional line is a bit more tangled than the author's previous work, and it makes me feel a bit sick to follow the plot. It would be a good experience if I could finish it in one go.
Cpb, I haven't finished reading it yet. It's the kind of story where you can tell that the author is young and the protagonist is not too smart. What's funny is that the emotional line is so blunt that even the comments in the confession chapter are asking if the bat has some conspiracy. In addition, the author wrote that the lunch Ah Fu cooked for the Wayne family was Chinese stir-fry, which really left me speechless.
Teacher P's book has a relatively poor pacing. It seemed anxious in the early stages, but the plot in the later stages felt a bit weird. There is a wealth of literature to behold.
The male protagonist looks like a clear college student, and both the text and the male protagonist give people the impression that the author is relatively young.
Cp Night Wing looks very earthly but in fact it doesn't have very earthly emotions. The male protagonist is a relatively standard detective. There are really few detective protagonists in Jinjiang. Nice. The disadvantage is that I didn't like the ending very much. The male protagonist gave up his superpowers and became a common man who was a scumbag to be with a super hero. If you think about it, it's actually quite bad.
The writing is more interesting than the text. I watched it with expectations, but in fact it is not the same thing. The writing seems a bit messy and there are not many emotional scenes, but there are no special flaws. Lower your expectations and read it.
It's really well written, but I read chapter 70 and the main character keeps messing up. I can understand that the growth line is important, but I really don't need to get a sense of powerlessness and frustration from novels in my life...
It's pretty good to watch, but it feels like an Avengers movie, with each character coming on and off in a hurry, it's too hasty. In addition, don't read if you are looking forward to a love story. The so-called ambiguity in the extra story is just like ordinary friends...
Evil CP, Batman x Green Goblin, age difference is 15 years. It's a sweet little story with a bittersweet feel. The protagonist is quite a love-minded person and is relatively humble in the early stages.
CpB, the protagonist is Bwayne's counterpart from another world, who switched worlds due to a magical accident. The meme is quite interesting and the writing is good, but the update is stuck...
CpB, it is considered a horseman. The protagonist has some psychological problems and is quite humble. When I read the 100th chapter, I felt emotionally entangled and had a stomach ache. After that, I got a lot better when I opened up about it. The love story is quite interesting, with some very vivid descriptions, but every time the protagonist falls off his horse in front of different people, I feel embarrassed every time...
Everyone on Cybertron is modifying the Batmobile! The main world looks better, but the part where I travel to the parallel world feels a bit boring. Maybe it's because I don't understand My Little Pony at all.
CpB, a short essay that reads smoothly. B is an early character, with a calm humor and is particularly cute. The male protagonist appears as a full-level boss, which makes the plot relatively simple, without any complicated plot. It would be nice if it could be expanded a little more. There isn't much in the emotional drama, but I quite like it.