Brother Meng also performed very well in setting up the immortal items. He was smart enough to guess what Gong was hiding about himself. However, all kinds of IQs came online only in the early stage. In the later stage, he was no different from anyone else. They were all trying to take advantage of Gong. I am really speechless. Since I am a real husband and he is very smart, can we also point out that the two of them have a tacit understanding? In the scenes, Shou was a bitch-licker from the beginning to the end, which was really hard to hold on to... He had a heart-throb attribute, and by the end I didn't even know if he liked Shou, and then they got together out of nowhere in the extra episode... It made me feel uncomfortable... (Because it's a top-notch book on this list, I reluctantly give it 5 stars)
The setting is great, but the writing is mediocre. Where does the love come from? The writing is unclear, and so is the relationship between the characters. Conflicts start to happen out of nowhere without any cause or effect. It's really too confusing.
It's better than the book on Male Worm. The writing has improved but is still a bit childish. You can pick the world you like and read it to pass the time.
The introduction is very attractive, but the writing style is really mediocre. Even if I was a kindergarten teacher before I started writing, it would be too young to speak like this. . . The same goes for other female insects. They are in a state of coaxing their children, and they fall in love with them out of nowhere, and they start to compete out of nowhere. . .
Although the setting of the little mushroom is very cute, I really can't stand the descriptions of the author's condensation from time to time, the hugging of the little mushroom princess, and the calling of the little mushroom as her husband. Another point is that the author's writing style is really naive.
The setting is great but the writing is not fluent. It can be seen that the author wanted to write something profound but the writing power was not enough, so many world views, settings, etc. Appeared all at once and were not explained clearly. The past of several male protagonists and Lu Ran, and why they have such strong feelings for Lu Ran are not written clearly. It is very tiring to read, and there is no desire to attract people to read. Instead, I keep thinking about when this torture will end.
Sure enough, no matter who you are, if you are too "coquettish", it will easily cause physical discomfort. I am partial to Gong, and I really like it when Gong is loved by everyone, but if you are pampered too much, it will be a bit... It is a tasteless book and it is a pity to abandon it. I want to see the development of the plot later but don't want to see Gong who is too "coquettish" [Cracked]
The author frequently makes saucy remarks, and it's a good read to relieve boredom. The only drawback is that every time I write about the intimate parts, I feel sick to my stomach, and I still can't read something that is so clearly divided. In addition, the princess hug is also my highlight. I have received the princess hug more than once. Since they are both 1.9 Meters tall, I still prefer the kind that goes back and forth. All in all, the writing is good, and the characters are well portrayed, but the attack and reception attributes are so clear that it's unsatisfactory.