It's not bad. I like sports and competitions, but there's not much content in the entertainment industry. I'll start with a little bit, and then I'll write about ski jumping. Unfortunately, the writing style is a bit sloppy. The writing on a sport that is obviously very passionate is bland (?), And it's a super background board.
The settings and characters of both the protagonist and the protagonist are quite good. Both the protagonist and the protagonist are quite calm and not too emotionally involved. However, the author's writing style is not very good and the words and sentences are so weird. The supporting characters are all gods, and their outlook on life is super crooked. The vicious little cannon fodder is also a typical kind.
I was very interested in the setting of the writing, so I went in and read a chapter of Defeat. The writing was too bland and the plot was too embarrassing. I went to read the comments and the subsequent plot was outrageous and really offensive sb [split]
It's really rare for Gong to feel greasy, and before he actually sees Shou, Gong goes crazy just smelling the scent of his guide and falls. This gives people the feeling that he only loves his exclusive guide. It doesn't matter whether this person is Shou or not.
Sure enough, the main focus on fast travel can't be understood. Falling in love with people with different personalities, different appearances, and the same soul in different worlds, but 1v1 is essentially np.
Two people play various role-playing games. Shou is a cold-faced kitten. It's okay. It's a bit embarrassing to read too much. The author mentioned Shou is a cold-faced kitten many times in the article. To be honest, I don't like this way of shaping. Animal sculpting should actually be the readers' business.
It's rare to see such a useless and two-pronged attack, but chasing his wife for sixteen years is still very miserable, and the character of the recipient is quite good.
It's pretty good looking. She's very strong in both attack and defense. It's a real double strength. It's a pity that the attack is beautiful, and it's still the [split] of the peerless beauty. The combat part is pretty good, but it's a pity that the attack and reception can't be knocked down.
In the first half, one person and one dog accompany each other very warmly. Later, when the dog dies, I really cry. The plot after the patient wakes up can almost be guessed.
I like this setting, but many plots are awkward. Gong and other supporting characters have so many problems with Shou. This excessive prying desire is a bit suffocating. I saw the scene where Shou was about to wash off the paint on his face and went on stage with Gong to perform a dance show that amazes everyone. It was so awkward that I couldn't stand it.
It's too uncomfortable to look at. . Such a sour and heavy text. This is the most intense feeling of death I have ever seen. It really feels like the body is still alive but the soul has already gone away for a while. . [Split], the vicious cannon fodder is very disgusting but also very three-dimensional and complex. It is not a flat character. It really fits the national nerves of the first world, but it looked too angry, so I abandoned it.
The setting is interesting but also feels a bit hodgepodge. It is both a demi-human and an onmyoji judge. The world view is demon slayer. I don't know Shou's cp. The most important thing is that a peerless beauty is subjected to me and I eat it. But does a peerless beauty have to look like a woman? People in there always think of Shou as a woman.
The third time I tried it, I still couldn't stand it after reading a few chapters. I looked at the author's homepage and looked at Thunder Rolling Rapidly??
I watched it twice and still didn't get into it. Firstly, the subject matter of Gotham City is really average. Secondly, it feels like the protagonist is more like traveling through time rather than playing a game.