There are both male and female protagonists' perspectives. Essentially, what you're looking at is the author's thoughts on the character's plot. If you don't mind, don't enter.
The heroine's perspective. Needless to say, I will fall into the trap of Stone and Water's writing style. The heroine awakens to save herself and her granddaughter.
The heroine's perspective. Four-star recommendation, the Empress's novels. No matter which website it is, there are very few Empress's novels. This one is pretty good. But there is a shortcoming common to many authors: all counselors love me, and the world loves me (this love does not refer to love). Overall feeling about this book: It's just as satisfying as it is, I love this feeling of refreshing
Male protagonist's perspective. The recommendation index is four stars. The high school life is written very realistically and makes people feel immersed in it. The missing star is the writing. It should be smooth when the author has personal experience. When it comes to areas that he has little contact with, the writing will become simple and dry. This is especially obvious in the plot after going to college.
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