There are some ancient sayings with cultural heritage, and novels that are read after watching TV series. In fact, both have their own advantages and disadvantages. Nowadays, most online articles pursue some vigorous emotions and want to catch people's attention. This kind of plain and steady flow is rare. At least I haven't seen [Panda Head]. I am still relatively young and energetic. Sometimes I can't stand some ordinary stories, but I have finished reading this one. Maybe it is because I hate the vigorous ones due to my studies?
It's a bit bland, but it's a new theme, with a new setting of Yuren, but it's really boring in the later stages, really boring, and I don't even feel the desire to click into it. The early stage is still interesting, but it's just that Xiao Tan made a few mistakes, and the writing is just so interesting. That's not a good idea. I don't recommend reading it. There is a child born out of wedlock. It's a child who was fucked by someone who didn't know who, and what happened at the same time as being fucked by someone led to Shou becoming a fugitive from a major general. He escaped for almost a book [Rainbow Fart]. Now it's full of surprises.
I like stories about wet female ghosts and wet male ghosts... Guess why I say this? The author said that she writes articles based on that kind of scene. When writing articles, she first constructs the scene in her mind and then describes it. Therefore, for those who are good at brainstorming, these scene descriptions are still very good. But the plot is not very good. The relationship between the male and female protagonists is inexplicable. It's fine without thinking. But with brains, you really can't understand [Rainbow Fart]. Moreover, it feels like the ending is a bit early. I thought she could have another 180 chapters. After all, it is an infinite stream [Rainbow Fart]. It's too rushed [Rainbow Fart].
... I forgot why I bought this book. Maybe it was because I was more oppressed during that time? Then I became particularly fond of wet men... I seem to still like this kind of people now... (Crossing fingers) [poor]
Well, the content of this book is very good, but the dungeon starts a bit early and is not particularly detailed, and ends quickly (other Infinite Streams even have a hundred chapters in one dungeon). Infinite Streams are generally relatively long, and this one seems abbreviated in comparison. Overall, it is good, and it is also very brain-burning, but it cannot get full stars.
I like the writing style of Bunker Castle very much. I originally followed her other book, and there was a small world in it that was based on the Zerg worldview. It was really fun to read, so I bought this Zerg-only book. It was also quite fun, but I still liked the one in it more. That book is called Hunting Heart Game, and it's not finished yet.
I feel like I've been watching it for a long time, but it's still very interesting, and the plot has ups and downs. However, why did I get called Brother Li after the relationship was confirmed? It really doesn't sound good. It doesn't have the feeling of lingering between lovers at all. When I see this Brother Li, I feel very dramatic.
It's good to watch and funny, but I think the author seems to have forgotten something. The protagonist is trapped in the book, but it seems that he didn't confess it until the end.
It tells the story of a junior actor who enters the real world to save the world, falls in love with the actor, and discovers the secret of the ruined theater. There seems to be a setting that is born to be an actor. I really like the character of this male protagonist. There is especially a scene where the fire burned half of the male protagonist's face, and then the face that is half bones and half beautiful is surrounded by fire. I really like this one, but the latter part is not that good. The writing is really like that. I really like the character, but the text cannot attract me.
I cried to death, I really cried to death, Little Bun... I watched it several years ago, and now I only remember that there is a character in it who had his throat bitten by a dog when he was a child, and then became very crazy when he grew up. He was obviously the CEO, but he held up a banner on the rooftop saying that I was Little Bun's dog. I was deeply impressed [Rainbow Fart]
Overall, it looks good, but some places feel strange, especially the doctor in front. The malice is a bit too strong. Although it was explained later, I still feel uncomfortable. Then there is the detailed description. I feel that the final battle is too easy. It feels like passing by in one stroke. The halo of the protagonist is acceptable, but the battle cannot be so easy.
It's pretty good to watch, but the second male lead appears a bit too much, so I often have to look at the introduction to figure out who the male lead is. It's a cliche plot.
I reviewed it before and now I realize that I reviewed the wrong book [covering my face, laughing and crying]. There is a doll world view in this book that I like very much. I read it half a year ago. His book is mainly about going back. It feels a bit like the skills of the Qile people in the nightmare game I read before, but it seems that it has its own organization in the later period... Right? I forgot, it seems that there will be a lot of Rongle in the later stage, Rongle in different timelines. This is also very interesting. There seems to be a library of some kind.