It's okay. I think the heroine's early dungeon looks good, but the emotional line is still a bit too bad. I didn't really like the finale, but the beginning was pretty good.
I like it. I think the elements of Stardew Valley are better integrated in this book. I really like the character of the heroine. There are very few emotional lines, and I have no impression at all. I don't like the heroine's cp very much, but it's okay.
One of my favorites.
I really enjoyed it, and at the very end I even wanted to write a long review for every character in the story. Each character is very three-dimensional and not one-sided, not necessarily good or bad, and the characters are well created. It was as if I could peek into their lives through the author's words, see their complete lives, and like them very much.
I picked up this book after reading another modern novel by the author. I originally thought it would be a light-hearted and funny story like the previous one, but unexpectedly it was quite a drama. I also unexpectedly read it and fell in love with the story written by the author. It's a pity that the author didn't write any more articles in the end. I liked both of them very much, both of which were female friendship group portraits.
I always cried and laughed while reading the story. One second I was crying, and the next second I was amused by the heroine's sexy moves. At that time, I always wondered if the author didn't want readers to cry, so he wrote the article to make it both tearful and funny. It was really a pleasant reading experience. That kind of nonsensical escape just dilutes the sadness of the story. I like it very much, and I will read it again from time to time.
Not bad, a small but beautiful short story. In the early stage, I saw that many readers were saying that the female supporting role was too busy for the scene, but I personally didn't feel that much.
I didn't like the blood contract of the heroine at the end, I felt it was unnecessary. Others are sweet, pretty, tasty, and delicious. It would have been better if there was no blood contract in the ending. The blood contract always felt a bit subtle. Anyway, that's it, it looks good.
The level of free writing is very good. The emotional scenes are well written, and it's completely on par with paid writing. In short, I like it.
Yes, it is a sweet little article, written very naturally, and there is nothing particularly uncomfortable or embarrassing in the whole text. It's quite rare. I think some of the articles about women are a bit overdone and weird, but this article is still relatively natural. Finished with flowers. Then there are quite a few sub-CPs in the article. The sub-CPs don't steal the show, but they are delicious. I like all types of CPs.
I like it, but it's a bit short. I feel like it could have written more about the daily life of the second world. There are slight bugs but it does not affect the reading. I hope Don't Starve + combines the British and American literature to be able to read more.
I like it. I would love it even more if the male guests could receive all of them.
This book has an interesting setting: the heroine has to brush everyone's favorability to a fixed value. Between 100 and 60, the heroine chose 60 because she thought 60 was simpler.
Unexpectedly, in the later stage, some people were very fond of the heroine, so the heroine had to do something to disappoint them without conscience to lower her favorability. Some people really have deep feelings for the heroine, and the heroine can only think of all kinds of sexy tricks. Although she feels guilty, she still has to go home.
I think this setting is quite interesting, and the pulling and pulling is more fun.