The core plot is like the title of the novel. A very cute little couple. Cookie bar before bed. Both of their families are a little weird, which adds a little trouble. Overall very cute and sweet.
Very good. In my impression, there are very few Zerg novels that have found their own way among the same type of Zerg novels. Complex and rigorous settings, gentle and powerful soul. There is no absolute villain, every character is vivid and vivid. For those who have read a lot of Zerg articles, it will definitely shine.
The beginning is actually very novel, but I think the narrative structure is very scattered. After getting married, I went to the island to participate in a live broadcast inexplicably, but it ended up involving false gods, the directing team, and the live broadcast event was not over before I returned to the main star. It felt a bit inexplicable (I had the impression that I didn't finish it last time). I made up for it this time and watched the finale, but it was even weirder. For a story, I felt that it stopped abruptly at the climax. I read the author's thoughts but still couldn't understand it. I always felt that the story was not finished yet, so why should I write a little bit about post-disaster reconstruction?
Interesting but not good enough to watch, and the narrative feels very uncomfortable. It's three and a half stars among the Zerg novels I've read.
In fact, many people recommended it, but I didn't get any calls at all. Can't get up. The author said that both of them are very thoughtful, but they didn't notice it until they entered V. I gave it a low score because I didn't finish watching it.
It's awesome. I thought it was awesome in the first two chapters. But there's a problem, it's so awesome that I dare not watch it.
It's a horror movie, quite scary. I've clicked on it for the second time to read it, so I have to write a review to remind myself.
It's the horror of alienated thinking. If you're interested, you can take a look. I really can't do it. Because I admired it but didn't finish it, I only gave it a 4-point rating.
It's actually quite well written, but it's very different from what I expected when I read the copy. What I expected was two paranoiacs. Although the actual description was crazy, it was still quite stable. The protagonist was still very stable, especially as it became more and more stable later on. The craziest part was omitted, and even though the recall was spot-on, it wasn't strong enough.
Just like I originally planned to eat a plate of stir-fried chili, but what I finally tasted was indeed stir-fried chili, which was not spicy enough.
The score of 3 is for not poking me, not because there is anything wrong with the writing or logic.
Didn't finish reading. The copy is interesting, but the writing is too messy. The names are foreign, and there are many of them. There are too many characters. The hair color of the two protagonists is the same. The author likes to describe the appearance of the fight scenes. The two characters blend together and it is a bit difficult to distinguish them.
There is also an S-class sentry roommate who is very capable and a nobleman. He has an inexplicable crush on an A-class sentry. I didn't explain it until the part I watched, but I fell in love with him anyway. During this period, Rotten Cucumber A was also hooking up with other people. There is no reason at all, I can't understand it, and it happens frequently, which is very annoying.
It should be very famous, I don't know how many people were inspired by perfume. It is clearly written about the relatively high-end perfume industry, but it has this somewhat unsophisticated name. As a result, I never found it when I was looking for articles later, hahaha.
The core plot is that someone (Xiao Hua) pretends to be chasing the target. The protagonist seems cold to outsiders, but in fact he is very good to Xiao Hua. The protagonist had an ex-boyfriend, and the breakup was quite embarrassing. He was completely stressed out and no longer believed in love. In order to chase him, Xiaohua pretended to be poor and kept him.
The overall atmosphere is very loving and romantic. If you like cookies, you shouldn't miss it. What I'm talking about now is all about memories. I'll rate it 5 out of 10. It's a novel I'll re-read.
The heartthrob part was pretty cool, but there were too many emotional scenes with other people, especially the admiral later on, and I really couldn't stand it.
It was good at first. The prince made a wish to let the protagonist be free, and then the protagonist was a little touched. The two got along with each other again, but there were too many emotional lines with other people, which made me feel that the emotional line with the main character was broken, especially when the protagonist left school.
I also felt that the author was not very good at writing the plot after we got together, or maybe it was because he didn't write it in the cuteness point for me. It was quite awkward in the early stage, but it ended hastily after they got together, which was a bit uncomfortable.
4 Stars for the front part and 3 stars for the back part
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