It's not a full order, please don't criticize me, please... JJ, you are really going too far. You said that I am more than half of five stars, one star and two stars, and don't let me give a five-star rating. It's irritating.
It's good to read, and I think e-sports articles are really passionate, but I've never played games, and I really like watching [Rainbow Fart] but I can't understand it.
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.
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.
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.
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.