I think there are two types of good-looking writing. One is plot flow, where the plot, logic, story, group portraits, etc. Are well written; the other is emotional flow, where the protagonist's emotions change naturally.
The first time I heard about this book was at a flower market [shy] Goodbye is here, there is a lot of meat but it is more obscure hahh
The main plot flow of this book is one of the few that can perfectly connect the foreshadowing and foreshadowing in the later chapters. It is also an all-female world view. Who knew that at first I thought it was a man's world and endured the discomfort to continue reading but found that there was no surprise for him, so it will be very comfortable to read.
The main points of interest are plot, group portraits, and emotional lines. As mentioned before, every detail of the plot is interlocking, and all the foreshadowings are useful; the group portraits are to create very three-dimensional characters, such as the sophisticated but benevolent Frightened Fox, the innocent and cute Frightened Bird, the young chivalrous and innocent Little Pepper, etc.; The emotional line What's interesting is that one party is as loyal as a piece of wood, insists on his own secret guard principles, acts in a strict manner, but is sharp and witty, and the other party seems to be addicted to beauty, but in fact has always been firm and suspicious. What I like most is that the relationship warms up step by step, rather than falling in love right away [hug]
It's so well written, damn it, it spoiled my taste. There are so few good works that I cried. [Crying] What I like the most is that the author doesn't make exclusions like some articles, and only uses all women as a gimmick. It's very deliberate. Breathing doesn't need to be emphasized deliberately. The same goes for exclusion. This article naturally makes readers think that the new characters and passers-by should be women. Reading the whole article, there is no clue. The other gender is really exciting, and the writing and character logic are all excellent. The protagonist does not fall in love with the other person as if he knows that he is his CP. For example, he is a human and a ghost. If he falls in love with the other person from the first moment, he will directly ignore the ghost. The other person is so beautiful, the other person has good proportions and so on. The process of getting to know and get familiar with him is not written at all. Damn [Joker]
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What can I say, there is a crazy feeling that a doomsday monster has invaded the earth, but I am still slowly sipping tea and preparing to take a nice bath and sleep.
The writing style is realistic and not abstract, and every supporting character is vividly described, even the sister who only appears briefly.
From the perspective of artistic description, the various thrilling events experienced by the protagonists in the book are very reasonable and have the feeling of a romantic lunatic.
It's about watching two imperfect protagonists who don't understand love and have some psychological flaws learn how to fall in love. The process is very tortuous, but after reading it, it feels like drinking boiled water. Maybe it is influenced by the indifferent attitude of the protagonist. The whole story is very comfortable to read.
This is the only book about food that I could finish reading. The others were either confusing or boring in the middle.
This book is not boring, the characters have highlights and arcs of growth, they are very three-dimensional, and their emotional changes are very natural.
It mainly focuses on emotional flow, mainly describing the interaction and psychological changes between the protagonists. There is also adventure training but it will not be in-depth, just to promote the relationship between the protagonists.
In terms of story, the highlight lies in the past experiences of the two protagonists and the complex changes in the characters' inner emotions. I can finish it, but the ending always feels like something is missing, and I can't describe it.
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There are a lot of funny things in this book, and the protagonist's behavior is as emotional as ever. I recommend it.
Every pair of CPs is so delicious. Can you please write more about them? 555555. I always like fairy tales and fantasy novels.
The plot is smooth, the group portraits are well written, and each character has his or her own characteristics and charm. I think the outstanding point is that the ruthless way in this book does not refer to coldness or lack of emotion, but the equal love of all living beings, which breaks the typical ruthless routine of JJ's first-rate
It is a documentary, which can be said to be the author's diary. It has the feeling of watching the original poster's update record in Tieba. It is also very funny. The two protagonists' minds are very strange.
(The villain is male, and there is also a male protagonist in the original book who is cannon fodder. The description does not exceed 10,000 words) It is sour and bitter. I can finish it. The comments are interesting, but the stamina is not enough. I can't read it the second time.
I just love some tugging, like it
The writing style of this book is similar to that of a Japanese light novel. Most of it describes the psychological complaints of one of the protagonists (probably), and the characters are also very interesting: the former righteous, lazy monk, genius, now a demon (in the eyes of the world), the big boss x is cold to the outside and clingy to the inside, and the amnesiac junior sister of the righteous path is the same.
What's interesting is why Shang fell from the light of the righteous path to the demonic path. Did the younger junior sister lose her memory? Why did she lose her memory? What is Shang's motivation for doing these things? There is also the pull between the two.
Note: There are two supporting male roles, one is the second senior brother and the other is named Pei. They both promote the emotional changes of the protagonist. I don't like them very much.
(The protagonist group is all female and the villain is male) The third one is 40% of the content. The highlight is that one of the protagonists appears to be venomous but has mixed opinions (praise) but actually uses actions to express his importance, while the other is upright and enthusiastic but a little naive.
I would like to recommend it to all readers who have not read this article, it is really good! No word count, no nonsense, just the key points! It was the first time I met the protagonist in the jjgl area who is a dark female ghost but has a cute and silly personality.
Reading the author's writing is like watching a movie. It is artistic but not jarring, and the story is good. The growth experiences of the characters are all told at the back, and how the character's personality is formed is explained from the side. It is well shaped.
You can reread it repeatedly, because this novel also expresses the psychological and emotional changes of the characters through their behaviors. The fun of rereading it is to use God's perspective to analyze the protagonist's psychology at this time. It is recommended not to read the comments for the first time to avoid being spoiled.
Don't be dissuaded by Chapter 1 or 2. It's all a misunderstanding. It's beautiful.
It's all female, and it subverts society's stereotypes about women. I thought I was free from the brainwashing of stereotypes about women, but I still got new inspirations after reading this article, and I also have a good idea for solving puzzles.