B. L. The teacher's writing style is very good, with plot, logic and humanity, and the writing style is as real and cruel as a cold knife. The story begins in an underground street. With a large number of original plots, the teacher has really written it very well. The rhythm of the story has always been very steady and fits the cruel background of Jin Ju. Especially the growth of Shi Shi makes people want to keep watching. I am looking forward to him in the future! But! Yes, it's a trap again…
B. L. I want to read Ender's story more than Levi's story. The age difference is really a bit big, but the teacher's background setting for Ender is very special, and the description of his inner struggle is well done, making people want to know how the subsequent story will develop. It's a trap, but it's worth a look.
B. G. The heroine leads a systematic story about saving the world, it's a sweet story that doesn't require too much thinking, and the ending of all the members is hexed. At least the commander doesn't have too many OOCs, but sometimes it's still a little bit dramatic. All in all, it's a relaxing read. But the writing in the later period has a floating feeling, always piling up some strange descriptions, and then the soldier commander's inner words are more literary and artistic, and I personally think the heroine's character is a bit noisy.
HP Time Traveling Through Titans has a rather special theme, and is not a story focusing on romance. The story line has been completely rewritten, including the inner regiment soldiers, but unfortunately there are not enough details in many places. The whole text is written about family affection, but I think it would be better if I started writing it from the underground street period.
BL, the text is simple and smooth without a lot of inner description and sensationalism. The writing style is in line with Jinju. The smooth plot basically follows the original plot. The setting for the male protagonist is special, which will make people want to know the follow-up plot. But it's a pity that the teacher stopped writing.
B. G. Post-war story (pseudo, the heroine travels back to before the time period of the original work.), Set by a magician. The style is a straightforward and easy-to-read light novel. Nothing can be seen from the current length of the article, and Levi's description is relatively safe on the surface (Update: Underground Street Volume, the thirteen-year-old Levi writes more like he is almost 20 years old)
The heroine... Sounds good because she has a high thirst for knowledge, but I always think it's a bit too much. I felt disgusted and a bit annoying at times in the early stage. I don't know how the teacher's story will develop later if there is a closed loop. Especially the title of the book, since it is based on love, I personally think the emotional aspect is very important. Leave a note.
I saw it in many places and highly recommended it to be read once. The writing is actually not bad, but overall it is quite close to the formulas of idol dramas and romance novels.
In short, the soldier's plot was so bad that it seriously broke down, and Levi was portrayed as a perverted gangster who lost control of his emotions, pressed the heroine to the ground and rubbed his body against her. He often showed love-minded calculations and jealousy, and the most basic core of the character was completely missing. Comments that boast about not being OOC and posting about characters will really scare me. I should say that they are posting about your YY fantasies and have nothing to do with me at all. Even if there are slight differences between the early stage image and the later stage, it is completely different from the original underground street period.
There are also a lot of bugs, and many of the most basic settings that anyone who has read the original work will know are wrong.
Seeing so many people recommending it, I can only lament that there are so few fellow giants...
Regardless of OOC, people who just want to enjoy the good taste will enjoy watching it.
B. G. This story begins in an underground street. The teacher's words are very gentle, just like the feeling that orange branches bring to me, but they are still delicate. The two get along slowly, with many details gradually unfolding. Although it is a sweet text, the teacher portrayed Levi well, and I think he has analyzed his character. It's obviously a love story, but it didn't turn him into a tangled and troubled love mind just because he was writing about emotions. It's a pity that the original plot may be limited later, and some of it lacks the appeal of the text. All in all, it's a very light and emotional piece of writing that's worth reading.