I have been rushing to write the plot, but I haven't written much about the relationship between the male and female protagonists. I can only see some of them in memories, or almost only in memories. The pacing is also a bit messy, but overall it's fine.
The setting is quite interesting, overall it's okay. The beginning is fast paced and I love it. The plot in the middle part dragged a bit. The scene where the male protagonist loses his memory at the end is really baffling and completely meaningless. The heroine actually tolerated all the harsh words he said when he lost his memory at the beginning, without apologizing at all. Later, the memory gradually recovered, but I always felt that the later man was different from the previous one. This author's novels often have this problem. Although they are all trivial matters, maybe I am too sensitive. The female protagonist will always be wronged because of the male protagonist, but the male protagonist never suffers at all from the beginning to the end.
In fact, it's not bad, mainly because of the process of the two people slowly getting to know each other, and the family relationship with their children. However, it is indeed particularly ink-stained, with the copywriting being slightly behind the middle.
Overall it's okay. In the first half, the male protagonist always acted like he was at ease and in a position of superiority, which made me particularly unhappy, although everything else was pretty good. Overall, the front looks better, but the back is a bit too greasy and boring.
Starting directly from the crematorium, it felt okay. The plot at the end is just a bit confusing. We have been talking about relationships before, and suddenly we started talking about epidemic zombies. The emotional line doesn't feel very round, and it's not convincing enough.
40. The first half, mainly the part before and after the breakup of the engagement and the marriage, is quite interesting. But then it started to feel a bit ordinary, so I stopped watching it.
When I first heard that the copywriter didn't arrive until chapter 55, I didn't believe it, but it turned out to be true. The male protagonists barely appeared in the previous episode, but after all the male protagonists appeared, things got better and it was quite interesting. It's the heroine's sister, this troublemaker, who really lived until the last second.
The beginning and the end are quite nice and interesting. But after reading it later, I felt that the plot of catching monsters and related characters written earlier were meaningless at all. The last paragraph does not appear in the copy, or it may appear in the extra chapter. There aren't many love plots overall, although the male protagonist is a love brain. So what's the point of that big monster-catching plot in front of me?
The plot is quite interesting, but the stories of the previous generation are so bloody, especially the hero's mother, who is too miserable. Many female characters are very miserable. Although the male characters who have done many evil things have received retribution, they can be even worse. The emotional scenes between the male and female protagonists are quite mentally retarded, especially when the two fall in love and become OOC, and the female protagonist suddenly becomes extremely stupid. But the ending is still a bit interesting. The heroine returns to the original thing and the hero chases after her.
It's a bit ridiculous to insist that a wife is a concubine, and it's full of loopholes, but other than that it's pretty good, and the male and female protagonists are very sweet.
The setting is very good. If it were a movie with this kind of stage background, it would be quite good. However, the short story itself is just so-so.
The front may be better looking, but the male protagonist in the front is a bit annoying. The crematorium is just fine. Later, after the two of them connected, it was all about conquering the world, and there weren't many sweet love scenes.
46. The writing was pretty good, but there was a long section in the middle where the progress was too slow, which made me a little bit unreadable. Later, after the main conflict was resolved, I stopped reading.
It's really light-hearted and enjoyable. I thought it would talk about parents' love later, but it didn't. Even father and daughter get along poorly. The male and female protagonists don't get along well enough. His ability in emotional drama is still a bit lacking.
38. It was quite funny and amusing at the beginning. But from the beginning, it was mainly about promoting the plot, and the plot was relatively average. Then there were almost no emotional scenes between the male and female protagonists, which made it less attractive to me.
The male protagonist is domineering and strong. He gets on the bus first and then buys the ticket. There are a lot of minor problems. In other words, it is better to face the heroine later. Other than that, it seems unattractive to me and a bit unworthy of the heroine. The heroine is sober and rational, which is good.