Do a dress-up mission. No CP, Danmei mainly attacks and receives. The 10 recommended books are all the ones I particularly like for their writing, settings or characters. I haven't finished reading 2 books.
It's beautiful, and the main plot and romance are well written.
The kind-hearted and powerful Ansel, Theros with a superb love brain, and the lovely loyal minister who is well versed in the art of "tea".
But this author seems to have a lot of things to say... I didn't hear about it until I finished reading the book [covering face and laughing]
I have read this book, it is the character Bai Yueguang in my heart, and I can't find a meal replacement. The characters of the two protagonists are really in line with my experience.
The main character (attacker) is the type of human being that I want to be like (can I say that?). It is really difficult to find this attack. In other main attack articles, you can only see similar ones at most, but they are often not well-shaped, or the author's writing style is limited and cannot express it.
I haven't finished it yet (mainly because the writing style is too serious, and I get distracted by reading other novels from time to time, so I didn't finish it in one sitting).
But it's worth recommending, it feels like a masterpiece.
The construction of the world view is grand and magnificent, giving people a rich sense of mystery and desire for exploration. It is unique and speculative, and the writing style is delicate and realistic.
I've watched half of it, and the shortcoming I feel right now is that the progress of each event is a bit "anticlimactic". I wonder if it's because the protagonist's setting is too strong?
Very nice looking, they are all very nice.
I remember the setting of this book was quite unique. I didn't seem to like the "Volume King Protagonist" at first, but I was impressed by him later.
It's a very unique concept, and the Chinese text is quite interesting. (It makes me, a science student with a bad memory, feel like I have gone through major classics again)
The article is mainly about the sweet romance between lovers (because of the protagonist's mental journey, it sometimes makes me sickly sweet, and sometimes makes me cry sadly).
The highlight of the article is that the entire setting of the article is revealed at the end. Some of the previous plots that I thought were just the development of the story were all for a reason, which surprised me. I like "The Little Prince" myself, so I was quite impressed.