Cookies, which I thought was pretty good when I watched it, is really a big deal when I think about it now. The two children who take up a lot of space in the middle and later stages of this article were conceived by surrogate mothers, one for each of them. . . It's better to take the vagina in your butt and your own penis and go out to find a surrogate mother. . . More ex
The emotional line is very rigid and stereotyped, even if it is coherent, and has ups and downs, but it is very stiff and inexplicable. Every once in a while, I pull out the cp to warm up the relationship, without any foreshadowing, it just heats up.
Guo Jia's feelings for the protagonist are inexplicable, and his eyes towards the life-and-death acquaintance who is in trouble are inexplicable. The author uses "eyes darken" to describe the changes in feelings. Every time the feelings appear, they will change, and there is no reason for them.
I read it with the University of Michigan in mind, but it turned out that there were no grammatical elements. It turned out that the author wanted to write about Cassel College but did not have the copyright.
There is no logic in the plot jumps. It is almost a copy of a copy. That is, in Conan, I will pick out which plot is interesting and write a few chapters, and then jump directly to the next popular plot.
It has no thought, no novelty, almost no content of its own, it is not coherent, and it is written like a stream of consciousness. Even the academy is just a backdrop
I like the settings very much, but I hate writing reports. I have to report everything to the superiors, but I feel that the superiors do not provide any useful help, which is very annoying.