Jj can't give a five-star rating. I'm obsessed with writing > plot. Unless the characters are cute and poignant, I won't make any exception. I like the attacker's perspective and mutual attacks, so those who love the other side can quit.
The author obviously has a certain foundation in Chinese language. It is natural and antique. The plot is fast-paced and has many ups and downs. The character setting is not a type that I personally like very much. It has a faint ancient flavor. To be honest, I was half-way through it because the person was too delicate. It took me a long time to continue reading Orz. However, the writing is still very beautiful. Otherwise, I would not be doting on it enough to pick it up and read it.
Bizarre and absurd dreams, are they reality or the future? Will the bionic Xiang Fang dream of the electronic protagonist? Very awesome writing style. I am currently my favorite author in Jinjiang. I have read it four or five times.
If the Buddha said it is absurd, it is gorgeous, plump and plump. It's a bit like Europe after the Renaissance. Under romanticism, only sad critical realism remains. When lust is confused with family and country, will it create peace for a prosperous age or sink into the abyss of love?
Love is painful, but it has nothing to do with the self-sentiment of literary and artistic youths. Objective helplessness is the reason for the protagonists to break up, and it is also the beginning of the protagonists' getting together. The supporting characters are also very cute, and there is a certain amount of suspense in daily life. It is not brain-burning, and it is good to watch.
I read this book after reading the materials for the final week. There is finally some humor to reconcile the heavy weight (which is gratifying). If you like relaxed daily life and like smooth and smooth writing, you can read it.
This is one of the few characters > Others, those who like crying and clinging to others are in luck. Jpg is humorous and sentimental at the same time, and the main plot line is obvious. Fortunately, it is still happy.