I like the author to play with memes (but when I was a classmate, the other person rejected my Amway because the memes were too dense). The writing atmosphere is very relaxed, and the main content is serious enough. I really like the sense of depth in the sand sculptures. The main thing (for me) is interesting souls.
Many sites I consider tend to feminize the person who is at the bottom of the male CP (commonly known as the shou). I think it is necessary to use this article to rectify their image. Although there is also a weak shou like Ye Yan in the article who looks like a squeamish young lady at first glance, but I still want to say whether men can be more manly like Kai Ge. In short, this novel is very bloody. In the early stage, the original wife was dismantled very quickly. In the later stage, there are some stories about the main palace CP slowly cultivating the relationship, and the growth process of the protagonists was also interspersed. The original partner who was abandoned due to principle issues was not only a background story, but also their growth story, mainly Brother Ling (I even fell in love with him a little because of his transformation in the later stage), but the one with the surname Ye was not so good (yes, I was pulling for it). Consider it private goods.
Classic mindless and unhappy urban novel, the good thing is that it is very real, from the expression of words to the creation of characters. Many people say on the Internet that they don't read non-Shuangjie's articles. I had this tendency before, but after reading less than half of this book, I reversed this tendency. The best thing about novels is that they are down-to-earth, and they don't shy away from certain things. They are very straightforward and straightforward, but they don't mean they are popular. But I haven't finished watching it. Hey, I feel guilty and stick out my tongue. Jpt
The world view of the game is very novel, and the protagonist is very powerful, but the protagonist is very humble, although as supporting characters, we are even more frightened. The truth about the world revealed at the end is interesting. There is a kind of happiness like returning to Novice Village as a max-level boss. Because I can't tell what is unique about him (but he just has that indescribable feeling), so he is considered a private product. Very enjoyable to watch. Nod affirmatively. Jpt
A very unique career setting for the protagonist. Although I can no longer remember its details, I still remember the unique feeling this novel brought me, that kind of freedom and freedom. If the person who is suffering despises the weight of suffering, we will also feel that the thorny journey is not worth mentioning. Plan to revisit.
If you want to read this, you need to have a very, very, very strong heart. My wife has always been very good at swordsmanship. This novel can be considered an old article from 10 years ago. It is a first-person perspective, the full text is free (but many are locked), the background of World War II, an era that is not friendly to gays, an ending that fails the genius, a story about mathematics and cryptography, but lies, betrayal and war are his main themes. When I read this novel, I just thought it was relatively short and suitable for changing my mood. Unfortunately, I could not see the nature of his swordsman from the title and label. I was caught off guard by the words of the novel and went deep into the dark side of that era (although my wife said it was set on Mars. Smile. Jpt). In my impression, the book has always been shrouded in a gloom, like the fog over London that cannot be purified. I often wonder if Allen would have been better off without that extraordinary mathematical talent. Is the price of love too heavy? However, Allen was trapped in the quagmire and exploited because of his love for his lover, and was also sustained by his mother's love for him. I think about Turing, and I think about the people who have been let down.
This is a novel that is completely opposite to Shuangwen. They move forward with pain and endure humiliation that ordinary people cannot bear. Their fame is unknown to outsiders, but their history is covered up by political conspiracy. However, Allen is lucky. He has lost all memories of his misfortune, leaving only the echoes of the past. I don't want to judge whether it is worth it, or who is right or wrong. I am even less willing to read their lives from a higher-dimensional perspective, and then look at the characters in the book with hasty evaluation and self-moving sympathy. But I feel lucky to be able to see them like this, even if it is just fiction.
It is still relatively rare for a protagonist to destroy the world in a physical sense, although Earth 3, although Night Owl. Well, but the ending (the author said it was HE but I think) is an open ending. The text is finished. It is the prequel to "I Inherited Wayne Manor".
It has a strong grammatical element. Although the protagonist himself is very mysterious, he is very good at discovering the secrets of others. The reasoning and psychological testing of the protagonist are amazing. Play with Lawyer Ma. I really like the unique atmosphere in the story, which combines the unique gloominess of Gotham City with grammatical elements to bring mystery, but the logical investigation and reasoning are cleverly integrated into the plot. When reading this novel, I have a feeling that it can be written like this. One of my favorite episodes is when Vika and her scribes take over a bar to bring the idea of scythes and hoes to Gotham.
From the first person perspective, the protagonist's complaints are quite interesting and atypical of quick travel.
It is often seen that some protagonists want certain roles but cannot get them. The protagonist in this article is the one who has divinity in his character and loves helplessly, although this is not very accurate. But it can be understood as all directions.
What makes me feel more unique is the character of the protagonist. The sense of distance, if you keep looking at it from the protagonist's own perspective, will feel very ordinary, but if you look at it from the perspective of others, you may feel that this person is very distant (although the protagonist himself keeps saying that others think too much). I think her divinity is mainly reflected in the fact that long time and getting along with each other cannot change her. If she defines a relationship as friendship, then no matter what, the other party can't go any further. The overly powerful supernatural power protects her too well, so there is a barrier between her and ordinary people, so she must have her own anchor point, otherwise she will be lost because of the overpowering power. In addition, the plot is also very interesting, and it fulfilled some of my uneasy wishes. It is also considered one of the private goods.
The first person, "I" psychological description is very unique, and it feels like a dialogue with the reader. Also, the author prefers to give some hints before the plot takes a turn for the worse. There is a feeling that good things cannot last long. I can't say it's not good, but it just made me feel a little sad that I was caught off guard. In addition, "I" has no name at the end (except for the temporary title of Captain Hydra)
It is written by the same author as "I Heat His Cold Blood" and is also set in ancient Rome, so I won't recommend it again. The full text of this article is free. It not only brought me happiness but also added some strange knowledge reserves (for example, only nobles can eat while lying down). I have always suspected that the author is a history major, but in any case, it is a very unique world background. Although it adds the element of rebirth and revenge, the article is not conventional at all, which is refreshing. I personally like the parts about fate and prophecy, and the dramatic nature of the article is very strong. It is worth reading. (Also, I prefer "I Heated His Cold Blood", but I guess because of the VIP status, that movie's rating is not as high as this one)
The psychological description techniques amazed me, especially the section where Erika (the original character) concealed her feelings for Shirley in front of Belmod, and was momentarily relaxed when she discovered that Shirley had escaped, and her true feelings were revealed in great sadness and joy. Before, I had a mediocre impression of original characters, but the brilliance of this paragraph made Erika come alive in my heart. She was no longer a background board or an accessory, but just Erika, the Erika who was good at lying but always felt guilty for her past lies. And when Ogiwara and Komatsuda were getting along, there was a monologue about Komatsuda that was so amazing that you couldn't help but smile while reading it, as if you had a good friend like that talking, and you were sitting aside and watching his high-spirited look. Just listening and just existing were enough to make you happy. So although the summary in this article is a bit complicated, aside from the plot content, it is very worthwhile to read this article just for the author's writing style, and the plot is actually very readable. It covers Rusty Lake, Neon Genesis Evangelion, Charles IX, etc. (But some of the chapters are not very large). The full text is free and you deserve it.
The writing method is quite unique, and the perspective of each chapter will change. Through the eyes of others, the protagonist is written from the most peripheral place, and the appearance of the protagonist is pieced together bit by bit, so that she gradually changes from labels such as original heroine and protagonist to Nishtar. It is a bit tragic, because she did not change the fate of the original character and left the world prematurely (it would be better to say that the story ended at the moment of Nishtar's death). The author's postscript is worth reading. My personal favorite is actually the part about Tom and Shafiq (the protagonist's grandfather) in Chapters 1 and 8. I think this is a derivative and assumption of the content of the original work. Assuming that Voldemort has the emotions of ordinary people, that kind of subtle, light regret, people can't help but guess that people like him will also have something they want (the wording is quite exaggerated, I can't think of a better expression)? Will you also stop and regret the moment when you see the death of a butterfly?
A Bruce with two parents and a maniacal laugh from the earthly world, with a bit of restrained wind element. It is hard to say whether it is because the existence of the past broke the curse of Crime Alley and suppressed the maniacal laughter, achieving the effect of fighting fire with fire. It's considered one of the private goods, but I really like the feeling of going insane while reading. The text is finished.
Set in the Edo period of Japan, the extra chapter has a cyberpunk background, and the main text discusses great evil and great good (similar themes are rare), as well as the mutual transformation between the two, prophecies and metaphors, and the feeling of intertwined fate, which is worth watching.