Teacher, if you are just reading the text, I suggest you skip the author's words and the extra chapter in the middle.
[Hands together] I would invite everyone to read this book.
Involving Jingguang's aphasia, CP Zhu Fu Jingguang × original protagonist, the world revolves around the young couple, and there is not much talk about the original characters other than Jingguang.
Every character is full of vitality.
So gentle and warm.
But does the copywriting really not change?
The author writes very seriously, with more realistic logic, and has a good grasp of the core of the character. Compared with other Ke Tong's description of Hiro in this article, it is softer. I rather like the hagi in this article.
However, the writing is not very appealing and did not attract me to book it all in one go. (By the way, Jinjiang's Hiro center writing is pretty average.)
I summarized some of the more agreeable comments I saw online: ① The author's writing style lacks emotion; ② It's unfair, not cowardly, and ③ Hiro is considered a gentle guy, and he doesn't see the hidden dark side and sharpness of being an undercover agent.
I will continue to comment after I finish reading it.
I passed the winery level very smoothly, easily without a knife, and the Hagi push is edible.
Love the finale!
So happy... I feel so happy every time I see Hagi jumping around.
Compared with Hagi and the organization, this book is a bit fluffy and the writing is not very powerful. I read that one first. Considering that it was an expansion based on this one, it can be inferred that the teacher has been making progress.
I'll add some comments later.