It feels good, as the title suggests, the story has been steadily going crazy, and it is very relaxing to read, but I personally think that the effort between the attacker and the enemy is not equal. I have the impression that Shou did a lot to avenge Gong in the later period, and Gong also did a lot to protect Shou. But I didn't feel too hurt by the author's description. Others are okay, the setting is more unique (?) The writing is not as good as the main text, it is quite exciting in the early stage, revenge is reported on the spot, and there are some logical flaws. The flaws are not concealed.
The family line is good, the emotional line is weak, the plot line is okay, the copy is dark and twisted, so the timid should be cautious, but it is still very interesting.
Two strong ones, considered a group portrait? It's still quite enjoyable and you can finish watching it. The later copies are not very good when they follow the main story.
It was written several years ago, and the emotional line is quite good... It exceeded my expectations. From solving misunderstandings to expressing feelings, both of them have been through a lot, and their characters are quite good.
In the middle part, the process of getting along is very healing, Taiyang Saogong [dog head] is beautiful and miserable, both of them have long mouths and are good at talking [poor]
The plot line and the emotional line are okay, it is a relatively common theme, a man disguises himself as a woman and marries a princess to a [dog head]
The plot line is smooth and not procrastinating, and the emotional line is only a little more in the middle and late stages. However, the supplementary narration of the boyhood is very well written, so the absence of love is very abrupt. The shortcoming is that there is too little written. In fact, it can also write a larger world view, but the ending is too fast in the later stage.
A hero remains a hero even after falling into the quagmire