I will never forget this article in my life. The plot is not sloppy at all, there are foreshadowings that will definitely be discovered, the ups and downs of the plot settings, silky transitions, awesome imagination, the kind of cinematic feeling created with just a few strokes and the super three-dimensional character creation [especially the boss, every time he appears, he has a sense of oppression]. There is also a tight logical chain and the thrilling "I predicted your prediction", which made my neck feel itchy and I want to grow a brain. Jpg. The reason for giving five stars is that five stars is the upper limit of Jinjiang, not the upper limit of the teacher and this article.
And this kind of plot where all eight hundred minds of the Black and Red players are fighting against each other is the only one... The world where everyone has brains is so wonderful. There is no meal replacement on the entire network and I have come back several times. It's so delicious. Teacher, as long as you give the order, I will recommend you as the ProMax version of Aoyama Gosho (?) [Namaste][Namaste]
A small yet great mortal hymn. Yunju (Zhou Zhoubi) is the most authentic original protagonist I have ever seen. His dense plot and endless jokes, his sincerity that he wants to hide, his courage and belief, his fear and despair, his love, his hatred, his retreat, his progress... He said that he is an "ordinary person", a "person who gets courage from a hero", and "a tree that lives his whole life because of his lack of talent." However, if one day I am unhappy, I will come to see Yun Ju and his hell jokes; if one day I dare not move forward, I will also come to see Yun Ju and see the courage he brought to me as an ordinary person.
It is a delicious unfinished article, and the writing has a faint sense of madness in the eyes of a reader who has only been exposed to the 50-cent Cthulhu - it is a wonderful experience. The plot arrangement is also very interesting.
The first chapter I entered was not bad, the plot logic is relatively simple and clear, but the monster/cat sculpture in the later stages felt a bit strange, and the women's clothing plot was not to my personal taste. The essence is still a light-hearted and sweet article