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This book is hard to describe, but if you like watching emotional dramas, I really recommend reading it. It's so good! It's really hard to find this kind of article nowadays that covers the whole process from recognition to familiarity to ambiguity and then to being together! Even the tug-and-pull in the ambiguous stage is particularly well written. Friends who can't stand the routine of "In order to avoid writing about the process of the protagonist falling in love, arrange a plot where they met when they were young/little A saved little B/little B fell in love with little A at first sight and then got it right in one step", don't miss this book if you pass by it!
And it is not bloody. Although the original work is a bloody novel, there is no bloody plot here where the vicious female protagonist and the infatuated male partner misunderstood and missed. It's so beautiful when two people go in both directions and work hard to get together.
The road to becoming a god. It's okay, the emotional line is very good, but I don't like the "it depends on the cp protagonist to survive without any accident" part; the plot line is very good, but I don't like the ending.
It is a Western fantasy novel with a plot that leans towards a drama style. To sum up, it is a story about a female protagonist who works hard to build a house and finally saves the world.
Silly white sweet people are responsible for the sand sculptures, while the protagonists and "enemies" are responsible for shouldering the heavy burden.
Demining: The heroine loves this world and the inhabitants of this world, so don't ask why the heroine is so "holy" - and holy is a compliment. The male protagonist also loves the world, but his personal interests conflict with the female protagonist's personal interests, so don't ask why they can't live in harmony, why they use each other to love and kill each other like this, because the adult world is not black and white, and loving each other does not mean that you cannot kill them.
The plot is compact and exciting, and each cycle throws out new things to blow the reader's mind.
I feel like saying any more words would be a spoiler.