Preferred sexual orientation: Romance, female. Favorite taste: female protagonist, Mary Sue heartthrob, cool writing. Collects articles that I have read and thought were good.
I laughed like crazy while reading it, and I feel like the author is getting better [laughing]
A very niche xp: the heroine disguises herself as a man to win over the male protagonist. The heroine is a dog sculpture, and she creates all the rough-skinned and fleshy puppy girls [biting handkerchief]
The story is fast-paced and cool, and the characters are a bit suspended. It's quite relaxing to read without thinking. The only drawback is that the last 30,000 words were rushed. The author was in a hurry to finish, and the plot characters seemed dull.
It's okay, the food is delicious, the food is huge, and I think every male guest is still charming. It's just that the routine is a bit repetitive later on.
4-4.5 Points
The author used to be a dabbler, but his shortcoming is that his writing style is unrestrained, which some may find oily, and some of his sentences are unclear.
The highlight is the self-created world view, the heroine is the biggest, and that's it.
A score of 3 or more and a score of 4 or less indicates that the author has a large amount of code and cannot keep up with the quality. The sentences are still too rough and I really can't adapt to it.
The grand epic feeling, the indifferent narrative perspective, the vicissitudes of life, the many ups and downs in the world, and the "god" just slept for a while.
Looking back now, I still feel very melancholy. It was so good that I wanted to give myself amnesia and watch it again.
The end of this book was also very bumpy. The author seemed to be in poor health and stopped updating for a long time. When I picked up the book again, it was not as good as the previous one.
Although the author did not control the pacing very well in some plots, a few small climaxes were too hasty, and there was some water in the middle, but overall it was a great read, and I read it in one sitting.
There is also one star deducted for too many typos and grammatical errors.
A rare article about proclaiming emperor with the Jin Dynasty as the background. The Tianmu novel is not mindless. The author is a veteran in writing imperial novels. The logic and plot are intertwined. The two sets of story outlines are very enjoyable to read.
The proportion of five stars is too high, so I need to neutralize it with four stars.
It's great to watch, all Cthulhus are there, and it gave me the creeps a few times.
In addition to the male protagonist, he is very cute, a bit like a portable grandfather (?), Or more like a pendant?
Every Tiandao elder is a delicious human being [Lop-eared Rabbit Head]
From the first person perspective, he was jumping for joy, and then he was caught off guard and was hit by a knife. The sour love triangle between the female lead, the male lead, and the second male lead. It's hard to tell which one is worse.