Some Small Worlds in the Quick Travel/unit Text Can Be Refreshed Twice
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Level C
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3mo ago
Fixed cp1v1 lovers, don't like silly and sweet protagonists, stories with a high proportion of Shura field and face-slapping and abuse, bg female protagonist, bl mainly focuses on perspective
Not a strong woman, but okay, not mentally retarded. On the contrary, I think the worst-written one is the original world at the end. Almost all quick travels are like this. And when I think about the original world, it seems that the heroine has become a spoiled wife.
The first world itself was put together too late. In the end, it was not considered love. There were also some backgrounds related to the original protagonist. The writing was too complicated and took up too much space. Then there is the final assessment of the world. I feel that the original intention is to highlight the boss who is very powerful in attack and defense, but the Riddler is the whole process and the plot of the dungeon designed is inappropriate and inexplicable. I would like to ask how is it reasonable for the 2s dungeon to have so many bosses die and the 3s dungeon to be able to bring a bunch of noobs through the level? Then, every protagonist in the world always has a similar description when talking about it. Gong pretends to be nice and says he is moved..., But because of the inner conflict between Gong and others, pretending to be nice after being angry always makes him want to strangle him. I don't know whether this is a deliberate setting by the author. Every world can be proven to be influenced by one person's dialogue, or whether it is because the language is really lacking and there is nothing else to draw out for the characters. I can only keep repeating it. After all, if you appear in two or three worlds, I will still think it is related. If you have conversations back and forth in each world, I will only find it annoying and wonder if the author has run out of skills. The highlight is the above. The plots and characters in other worlds are still very good and smooth, especially the Zerg. Finally, we can see the Zerg story that does not change the code for equal rights but implements the problem of improving the mental violence of female insects. Anyway, for me, it's best to watch when you only focus on the plot of each small world and when you have something to do and are not just bored.
The heroine is delicate and not my favorite character, but the author's writing skills are so good that she won't be annoying, and the plot setting is also good. I can say that it feels like the Laughing Lady.
Some of the worlds are good, some are average, and in the end, the unfinished entertainment industry that I was originally interested in ended up being hastily ended [covering face and laughing]