Looking at it now, the system reform part is a bit suspended, but the emotional game is brilliant, the characters are well created, the refreshing points are precise, and the writing is smooth and well-paced. It is still worth watching.
This is the Priest article that I like the most, but I feel it is suitable for re-reading after forgetting it, but not suitable for re-reading in a short period of time.
The first half is very delicious. However, the second creation of the serial work is still not stable enough. You can read more than 300 chapters [laughing and crying] [laughing and crying]
This is another article that I think is too understated in some places, but it makes up for it by having Di transform the protagonist into a refreshing feeling. By the way, the long comments are a major addition to this article. There are indeed very loving readers [touch the head][touch the head]
It's interesting and solid. In my opinion, it has a different theme and style than "Gathering", but in some places it has a sense of déjà vu. However, currently there is no meal replacement for the same subject [changed][changed]
I give it four stars because I think there are few people who can swallow this mouthful, but the author's writing style and shaping definitely guarantee four stars.
My favorite heroine in the martial arts label, if you love Wen Shu, you must read this article (you can jump to the Huang Yi Shu section [laughing and crying] [laughing and crying])
It feels like a real meal replacement for the male protagonist in an ancient book (but a female channel-friendly version) [laughing and crying] [laughing and crying] [laughing and crying] The flavor is too full. Although the main CP does not seem to account for a high proportion (for a novel that takes emotional entanglement as the main line), the writing style is very good, so just one or two sentences of descriptions of the beautiful scenery make people blush [cover your face and peek] [cover your face and peek]
Your description of Bat and Jason feels indescribably OOC but I don't know where OOC is, but the description of the integration of world views makes up for this. By the way, I really want to read the advance version of "Interview with a Murderer" by the same author, but I haven't started it yet.
In fact, Nina's strength is competition, especially tactics, situations and technical movements. The psychological description is very good, but I feel that there are few readers who like this one.