For the first time, I feel that Beta is actually the most powerful, right? I guess the heroine didn't grow much in the later period, because she was already very decisive and alert (?) From the beginning [Star Eyes]
This is okay, but it's from Korean entertainment. Those who don't know much about Korean entertainment may think there are too many characters... A bit Mary Sue, but the characters are quite interesting. There's been a literary shortage recently, and there are only a few good books that I've read over and over again... [Cracked] Why can't I give half a star? My rating is three and a half stars.
Simply talking about governing a country and becoming an official may still be a bit immature, and the plot is not rigorous enough, but just be willing to put in your thoughts for me [Rose]
*It gives me a sense of substitution. The reason why Passerby A is Passerby A is just because he is in someone else's story. In his own story, Passerby A also has his own moments. I think the most rare thing for me is that even though the heroine has grown into a very charming and capable person, there are no common slaps in the face or bloody heartthrob plots. Everyone lives in their own world, and they will not rob others of their shining moments. I think this kind of personality is very valuable.
The men are less important, they are all okay, you can taste every taste.
In the end, the plot of the different world didn't really appeal to me, but it was quite novel to go to a parallel world where I didn't exist. In fact, I think the setting of this passerby is quite grand, there is a lot to write about, and the teacher's writing style is also very good. It ended like this and gave me a pale feeling that it ended hastily, but in any case, I think it deserves five stars.
I rarely subscribe to a full book, but this one kept me curious both in terms of the extras and the ending.
The heroine is a fan of tens of thousands of people, but I don't see the charm of the heroine... Maybe it's because of her coldness... I prefer novels with a clearer main plot. I originally read it when I was bored, until I saw that the heroine returned fifteen million to her father and continued to pay it back... From a growth perspective, this should be regarded as a growth point in the later period... But I will say goodbye first.
The heroine is already in the atmosphere, toying with the villain ruthlessly and unruly. The topic is very interesting, I don't understand why there are so few collections...
*According to the introduction, the heroine will heal herself step by step and become a happy baby. Boys, the intrigues in the harem of men are indeed the most poisonous to the ladies. But the heroine really fits the title and is too dank. If you like this one, you can give it a try.
It's essentially a dog training story. The devil's son always has great power and passion but is somewhat innocent in contrast. The writing is good, but the storyline is not strong. The main plot is that the heroine battles wits with the devil's son and survives.
Those who can accept Mary Sues can give it a try. There is nothing wrong with it other than being too Mary Sue. Each of the seven slices has its own characteristics.
*Actually, the heroine's upper limit is very high, but because her family suffered an accident and was unable to recover, we can see the heroine's process of gradually finding herself. The heroine is very calm and rational. She is said to be a soft-boiled but actually she is capable. I thought she would be able to get away with it, but she can still coax every man to be good with her own wisdom. This is the Master of Rain and Dew, a role model for our generation. There are quite a lot of them, including the gentle and gentle husband, the delicate and pretty flower type, the moist and gorgeous tea bud, the paranoid white cut and the black ballet cygnet, and they all taste good.
In the fragments and metaphors of the article, we can feel the heroine's view of class beyond gender. Every man has his own use, but it is not purely dependent on men. Just like building blocks, the blocks are just tools, and the main body of building the blocks is the female protagonist. The only drawback is that it ends too quickly... It feels like the story is only halfway through, and the infrastructure in the title does not have a lot of space (maybe because I think infrastructure is relatively narrow)...
Those who can tolerate Mary Sue can try it briefly. The copywriting is very interesting, and it should be good after writing it, but the golden finger is too big, and there is no sense of challenge or pleasure. If a man can be hypnotized, there is no need for extra operations. What I like more than falling in love is the ambiguity and psychological game between the two parties before and after the relationship is confirmed.
In the Otome version, the heroine strives to get the most votes by constantly saving and loading files to play different endings, which is considered all-in to a certain extent. The first male protagonist really made me soft-hearted. He trained a gentle and elegant man of letters to be a sensitive and jealous person, but the serialization