Fans/derivatives (Japanese Comics, European and American Comics, Etc. and Others)
Collects
6
Books
30
Grade
Level C
Updated
4mo ago
My preference is no CP=diversity>mutual attack>romance>others, I basically don't care about the main point. Because this is a fandom, I will consider the character>ooc>plot, and the sports martial arts will be sold separately.
I hadn't watched it before, partly because I was addicted to Full Time and Dragon Tribe. I'm a battle-hardened person and don't like watching this kind of different worldviews because the gap in battle strength is too big. On the other hand, it's because of the relationship setting between the heroine and Chu Zihang, but when I clicked in and watched it, I found that it wasn't a problem.
It is very much like an article written by a man. In fact, it is not yet certain that the author is really a female author. Bro brothers with gender cognitive impairment play black monkeys and subconsciously look down on women. Except for the author and the heroine because they are good brothers among women.
It's a long free article, give it a try
I only know some of the real people in the European and American circles, and I don't know the rest (including the famous ones) at all. I hope there will be no cognitive conflict with me.
The heroine is a twin, mother and daughter are entangled in love and hate [Come on] I like it very much
The advantage is that it's not too bad, and it's all about interesting things, but why is it written in such a boring, miscellaneous, and purely fan-oriented way, with so many and densely populated characters? Even someone who has read most of the original works in it, once the characters in the work that I haven't seen appear, I'm still confused about the plot.
The writing is very restrained, not an expression of emotion, which is amazing. Generally speaking, if the feelings are so strong to this extent, it should be all about the catharsis of personal emotions. In fact, I feel uncomfortable with many things in it, including some settings of the heroine (I don't like a young girl with a childish face and a young girl with a silly and sweet mind. Sometimes the description is really too young), etc., But the good parts are also very beautiful, so
Tricked?
For example, in the Full-time Pirates Dragon Tribe, I have always felt that Full-time is the most incompatible (combat power world view) and has to be hard-edged. I don't like it, but this book is well written and reasonable. Full-time is a type of ordinary anchor in a fantasy world.
It's good to watch. It's a bit embarrassing to fall off the horse, but the description is okay and it didn't embarrass me. But because of this, I like the What If extra episode more, the difference between ordinary daily life and exciting adventures.
There are a lot of interesting parts (criminal urban dramas without supernatural powers), but the more I wrote, the bigger and messier it became, and the updates were very slow, so I stopped watching for the time being.
The writing was a bit boring and uncomfortable to read, so I clicked out and didn't want to continue reading.
I stopped watching about halfway through, and skipped a lot because I wasn't interested in too many units, and I didn't like the Shenxia unit (mainly because I disliked Mycroft and associated disgust). I only watched unit 134. I always felt that it was just a routine of infection, destruction, retrospection and rescue, and I wasn't particularly interested in the rest.
The writing is very messy and urgent, and I am probably half interested and half not interested.
I am interested in the Sims part, but I feel uncomfortable with all parts of the game system and the plot of the HP character confession. It is too immersive and leads to drama.
So far so good.
I saw it in a clip. I was actually more interested in another book at the time. Looking at the name here, I am not interested in elements such as demigods, but there is bau. I really want to read this one. It is best if there is no supernatural element.
There is no character that I particularly like (well, Chu Zihang may count), but I particularly like the crossover between the dragon clan and the stolen pen. Although I am writing a sequel, I feel that there is still a lot of plot.
It looks good, the descriptions of the original characters are complete, and the plot is very good (I feel bad about the plot and writing of Infinite Horror, so I think it's amazing that it can be written like this)
The main character is written in a complete and three-dimensional way. He is beautiful, strong and miserable but not miserable. I like to mess around with you.
My (original) stance is that I like Sasuke and think Itachi is wrong. I like it based on this premise, but the ending is a bit too big to contain, and there are too many extras. I actually don't like the irrelevant things (in this article), but for me, it's not a completely fundamentalist Sasuke, it's very similar to... I see some possibility, but the best ending is like this, which makes me very depressed.