There weren't too many Ke Tong. I canceled my collection at the time or bought half of it and couldn't stand it anymore. After a while, I forgot to look for it again. To avoid secondary damage, record it. Add
The previous plot was okay, but the emotional drama was a bit lacking, but forget it, but why are there such abrupt chapters where the two protagonists ask their descendants to marry dozens of them and then have children non-stop? And they are born in this way of taking concubines. It's said to be according to the setting, but doesn't the protagonist travel through time? It must have traveled from the Qing Dynasty, it's too outrageous. Moreover, these chapters have no effect on the plot at all. It is completely invisible if they are deleted. It is said that the author is a woman, so I cannot understand it.
It's so ugly. The setting is confusing. It's okay at the beginning, but it gets more and more ugly later on. The writing is very vulgar. Basically every character is very OOC, especially the two protagonists. I don't even recognize the Bund mother. I really couldn't stand the next ten or twenty chapters, and I had to finish it as soon as I read it. But the rest of this book made me feel so uncomfortable. But in order to rate and write a review, I have to order it all to avoid accidentally clicking it again in the future. Obviously the other two books are good-looking, especially the Hagiwara one, alas.
I really like some of the settings, and they were fine when I first read them, but later on I realized that not all the people in the game were real people, but the protagonist's attitude didn't change the same as before? ! You still don't treat people as human beings. In fact, it's okay to be arrogant in this situation, but it's very uncomfortable to act in such arrogant ways and not treat people as human beings. And everyone feels so OOC that no one has ever dealt with such an outrageous protagonist seriously. Others don't know what to do, so just let it go. Is it reasonable for a few smart people to be so indulgent? Many characters are OOC, and it feels like they just want to make the protagonist happy without any logic.
It's almost the same as the Stardew Valley one. It's a little more uncomfortable, and it's a little more addictive. It's logical but not too much. It's funny just for the sake of being funny. It also has a lot of boring words. It's very homogeneous.
It's very painful to watch. There are too many combinations and no reasonable integration, which leads to system chaos. Everyone doesn't speak well and makes things very complicated. The protagonist is very open-minded but he can't use it well. He has an external brain and he doesn't use it well either. Torturing each other.
I was attracted by the copywriting and looked at the table of contents before reading. I was surprised that there was a long side story in the first or twenty chapters. Clicked in to take a look and was disgusted. Do you like this character or do these characters write about cheating during pregnancy (seduce someone whose wife is pregnant and cheat)? So disgusting.
It's okay in the beginning, but it doesn't matter if the protagonist is a lone ranger. How could the person with Matsuda be someone who has such indifference to human life. Can we really be together if we have different basic principles and three views? There is also an inexplicable condescension, why on earth can he despise others. If there is no cp, forget it. It doesn't mean that the protagonist must be a good person. But this is Matsuda Jinpei, and it does correspond to the sentence in the article. The protagonist is indeed not worthy of Matsuda.
The plot is boring and the protagonist's personality is a bit disconnected. The overall frame setting is more like Jiang Guling's, with the red team undercover, and the memory of the past life depicts a similar red heart. But the actual actions and thoughts have a lot of bad taste, like playing games, and human life seems not that important. Saving people is what the author wants him to save, and the character's own initiative is not written out. It felt like I remembered that it was the red square, so it was time to save it at this time. In short, it is the shining core that a protagonist of this type should have: firm belief and kindness, neither of which are available.
It's condescending, has double standards, and doesn't feel any love for the original characters. It's all used to serve as a tool for the original protagonist.
Obviously the writing style and many plot settings are very good, and the emotional lines in the back are also good, but the plot in the front and middle is very confusing. There are also many contradictions in the character design. I don't even recognize Gin Shuben's mother, and the protagonist is also very strange. It's not logical to just make it a monster.
It was painful to watch at one point, but out of the habit of watching it all, I insisted on finishing it. In fact, I laughed at the first and middle parts many times, and I liked the second part even more, but it was really too painful, with more torture than pleasure, and I regretted watching it.