All of them are Mary Sues and romances, a collection that I have watched over the years. I don't like quick-threading and slicing male-themed themes, so I don't recommend it.
It is a free article with a very good writing style, also known as "They Said I Lost My Vest". The male guests have their own characteristics, all kinds of entanglements and entanglements, and the fierce competition in the Shura field is very emotional.
The author has a great imagination, the heroine is strong, calm and extremely smart. Of course, the emotional line of Shura Field is also very touching.
This book is very helpless. The Shura Field Xiong Jing was described very well in the beginning, but in the end I felt that the author couldn't write anymore and finished it hastily.
The story of the heroine being a passerby in three comic worlds, leaning towards the Japanese comic style. The male guests include a little sun partner, a dank male ghost hacker neighbor, and a classmate who is antagonistic but gentle. Overall, it is not bad.
It's very interesting to watch. The romance and plot are very interesting. It has magical fantasy and suspense. The world view is complicated and confusing, and the logic can be reconciled in the end. It's great.
The emotional line with Qin is more exciting, which satisfies my bloody xp. Xiaolu's light S and Xiao Qin's slight M-sense match perfectly. Even though Qin has many shortcomings and is dark, the forgetting potion and the pull to break up add to the aesthetics of dramatic conflict. The first suppression and then the rise make the impact of the emotional turning point greater. In contrast, Zheng Yu is the kind of perfect male protagonist with no shortcomings and conforms to all the fantasies about male protagonists in romance novels. I deeply suspect that the author originally intended to make Zheng the 1v1 male protagonist, but may have changed his mind midway through the writing.
In addition, I really feel that the author's xp is too obvious. Every time, the heroine saves the male character and falls in love with him. This is true for the seven male guests in three consecutive books (Bai, Lu, Xie, and the four in this book, but Wei and Si had a crush on the heroine before they were rescued). I hope the book will change the writing method of falling in love [laughing]
Because this article focuses on whale-eating passers-by, many male guests Shura field, and the article is biased towards buying stocks (buy the right one) and finally it is 1v1
The female protagonist has a dark and pretentious character, but she has not yet equaled it. I feel she is leaning towards the male protagonist, pseudo-orthopedic.
This author likes to write about male guests seducing the female protagonist out of various non-love motives. There is a reversal, and it is generally very interesting. In the end, it is 1v1.
Pseudo-orthopedic Shura scene, the three brothers all fell in love with the heroine, and there was a lot of pulling and pulling, but in the middle and late stages, the legal guys started to mess around.
The heroine is very full of character, smart and courageous. The five male guests each have their own characteristics, and the Shura field and the case are very interesting.
The heroine is very smart and the plot is so exciting that I could read it in one go! There were multiple male guests, but in the end it was a hidden 1v1. I was very frustrated by the double high-intelligence CP.