[Comprehensive Comics/british and American] Detailed Comments on Recently Read Articles
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23
Books
18
Grade
Level A
Updated
1y ago
No cp and pure love. The rating is very subjective. I just read it recently but it is not necessarily a new article. I try not to repeat the previous recommendations. It is basically easy to follow.
There are many works of Fu/Mo mixed together. The author is very good at describing from multiple perspectives and using information gaps to reverse the situation. The protagonist's personality is cute and a bit too real. There is no CP but a casual style. The author's new articles are also good to recommend.
The setting in the early stage is relatively novel and interesting, and playing with the piano is addictive. However, the direction of the plot setting in the later period is a bit confusing (I didn't understand it, I'm stupid), and the amount of information in the single chapter at the end is a bit boring (if you follow the update, the experience should be much better if you catch up in one go). The overall shortcomings are not concealed.
It's a genre that I can only vaguely remember after watching it. The subject matter can tell the plot development at a glance, and the writing is okay. It's easy to read in your leisure time, and it doesn't take a lot of brain work.
It is fresher than Yokohama's home stadium. The setting is a generation older than Double Black and so on. It has a great impact on the main line (in a good way). The emotional line is very soft and sweet. CP Wilde (oh my god, the little couple is like Romeo and Juliet), and there is also a super long bonus episode film.
It's a model drama of the Bat family, the two act in defense of each other, there is nothing impressive about it, the writing is passable, you can watch it (it's really subjective, if you like it, just think I have no taste)
The writing is a bit novice, the plot arrangement in the early stage is relatively young, but the progress in the second half is quite good, it is worth watching, cp civet, the main character's family background setting is interesting but cannot be said (involving spoilers), the more you watch it, the better it gets.
Mingke character + module running group, the author is throwing dice and wailing while writing (fun), the jokes and dialogues are very interesting, but the length is long and the dungeon story is a bit uneven, it would be better to just skip to the part you don't like to experience
The writing and plot are passable, a rogue group, and a comprehensive comic. However, there are many similar stories about the trio, which is a bit aesthetically fatigued, so it only has four stars. If you like the trio, you can read it.
Cp bat, original protagonist with FGO background + British and American stories, the author is really good at writing inhuman protagonists, good products and stable output, no need to write too many recommendations, every one of her books is good to read
The author's writing style creates two powerful characters that can be easily understood, Stone Gate + Curse Return, the protagonist is purely technological, cp Xia (DK), technology is gradually integrated into the world of magic, and the solution to the ending is not a conventional routine.
Relaxing and mindless, the setting is interesting and interesting, leaning towards horse-drawn novels. There are many original characters in the early stage, so it is not easy to get tired of aesthetics.
It's a relatively conventional horse-drawn novel, but the author has a good foundation and the plot is coherent without dragging on. It was really enjoyable to read it in one go, so I gave it five stars.
The original three-person protagonist team does not go deep into the Bat family. The main focus is on the past and encounters of the three people. It is more inclined to the original story with a DC background. However, the three people are very cute and the friendship is very good. There is no ambiguity. It has the warmth of a family. It is recommended for those who are tired of conventional settings.
In fact, it's fair to say that I haven't watched Little Volleyball and Wind Chime (I just watched it after pushing it on the homepage). I can't comment on the character design, but I think it's fine based on other people's reviews. The writing and plot are pretty good. Even though I didn't even understand it, I found it quite interesting. People who know more about it should have a better experience. I recommend it.
It's a pure fun story, with an outrageous setting. It's all about fun without any real meals. It's relatively short and can be read in one sitting. I give it a 4 out of 10 mainly because there are so many parallel worlds in the back and it's a bit confusing. If you read it slowly, you shouldn't have this problem.
An important character in the original work dies. It's not a good ending in the usual sense. If you can't accept it, don't read it. The protagonist is very scornful (he really does bad things). It's very challenging for readers to accept. Those who can accept it will like it. The reveal of the second half of the plot shocked me from ear to ear. How did the author have such a brain? (Praise)