The veteran author has a novel setting in the famous Ke Hong Hei Ma Jia. The writing is very interesting and the misunderstandings in it are very interesting.
I like the intensity of this fourth natural disaster. Some of the fourth natural disasters are too dense and a little too anthropomorphic to watch. And some are too low and don't feel like players.
Long live the tyrant! Like it very much
I think Wang Wang's book is pretty good, but the positioning of the blue prison I'm entering now overlaps a little bit with the one above, which leads to confusion when I read these two books now.
The cat god is so cute!
I like it, this is not a knife for a knife's sake, the closed loop of the timeline is so well written! It belongs to this type of theme ceiling
Unlike many cosplays where people wear fake knives, this one makes people dig their toes into the ground. It feels like the abuse in it is only for the author himself. As a reader, I felt a bit knife-like when I first read it. The description of the abuse below was written too hard, and it immediately kicked me out of the drama. I couldn't relate to it at all.
Charlie Tsuchiya, our Lionheart!
Yyds [Come on], the charm of the characters directly allows me to ignore the unrealistic 25-ball final setting in the book (I am super concerned about the unrealistic logic), and the confusing blue lock plot. The strong emotions in the book come from between the lines. I only regret that I can't write a recommendation to describe how good this book is.
I am always at the top level of small volleyball here.
Although this book is about Curseback, the setting is actually that the Curseback world is integrated into sports, and then the curse gradually disappears, so the strength of the high school is not particularly exaggerated. I prefer the women's volleyball game and the men's baseball game.
It's so damn bad
In fact, I really like the fusion of different worldviews, but many authors can't write it. For example, the common Mijia vest integrates with other worlds. Many authors set up a different world, which is too out of place. An excellent fusion novel should splice all the settings. Things like relatives are also common lazy fusion settings. I originally thought that the author was lazy when I read the copy, but this article actually integrates it very well without being too abrupt.
By the way, my favorite fusion of worldviews is "The Phantom Thief of Hearts" by Qidian! But Conan
After reading this book, I was hooked. I hit a big wall for my wisdom. I really like how Kei met these very good partners in the world of Diamond A and felt healed bit by bit.
My wife was cheated at the end [ burst into tears ]
Dressed as the Blood clan in the Kamen Rider build, but fought side by side with Dagu in the Tiga world, and also played some p5 jokes
Hyuga's rebirth stories, I generally don't like the rebirth of the protagonist in sports dramas, but my wife's writing is so cute, and it is completely original and creates another parallel world line.