Only those who have finished reading are included. The scoring criteria are entirely based on personal preference. There is no need to say anything about five stars, four stars for slight flaws but not overshadowing them, and three stars for flaws but I can watch it through.
It's a very pure and ancient book. It's a perfect combination of two strong characters, one literary and one martial.
The couple's reunion process didn't have any intense conflict scenes. I actually felt that I was holding back the resentment most of the time. After the reunion, I still felt like an ex (unfortunately, other people didn't know much about it, so it didn't feel good enough). It seemed like it would be more satisfying if the twisting part was stretched out a little more (this is just a personal preference!!)
It was a fake reunion, but in fact the two of them have always been in love, and the whole process was sweet. The overall development is very reasonable, and I like the author's eloquent writing style. Personally, I am not interested in artistic characters.
This is a level where I would have given four stars in the early stage but full stars in the later stage. The author gets better and better as he writes, and it is even a book that is not easy to read when it is ambiguous, but is better to read when you are together (but not right away, but after being together for a while, when the two people get closer and understand each other). The dungeons are also better as they come later, as are the supporting characters.
1. There was little sexual tension in the early interaction between Gong and Shou. For example, Gong always wrote very straightforwardly that Gong was observing Shou. Then when the two interacted, they felt very straight and there was no feeling of ambiguity. The most touching part is the part where you return to this world and test whether the other person is the original person. 2. One thing I don't like throughout the whole article is that the author has been using side descriptions and narration to emphasize that the attack and suffering are awesome. Such descriptions are too obvious.
Actual rating is four and a half stars.
The whole text is very smooth. The whole story gave me the feeling that he was some kind of western cowboy (it also has something to do with the name). He has a classic cold and controlling character (actually, he is not very cold, just light), and then I felt that throughout the whole story, he has been working... Rushing... Doing the next job... It feels so hard.
It was a two-way secret love, and the part about their past was much better than the current one. What touched me most in the whole book was the part where I reunited with my stepfather. The time paradox set me to love it forever.
The setting is quite interesting, but the part where I found out that I like to suffer gave me the feeling that it was a little bit random. The part where the two finally returned to reality was more enjoyable, but it was too short.
Maybe Narcissus is really not easy to write. The whole story is actually like two souls of one being parasitized on Shou's body. It doesn't feel like Narcissus... Overall, the copy is okay. My favorite character is Shen Yi.