Beyond the five elements, not in the human world. I prefer the heroine who is obviously human but has divinity. She can achieve anything I want. Transcendence from reality is the original intention of my addiction
The author's casual update does not affect my love for this book. The rare savage female protagonist Shushen [Lop-eared Rabbit Head] perfectly blends animality, humanity, and divinity in the heroine. She is the mountain god, who has the heaviness of the mountain, the spontaneity of nature, and the desires of humans. Alas, it's just too slow
The plot line is complete, and the fisherman's brain circuit is also very interesting. It's really hard not to like her sense of responsibility and passion. The 0.5 Star deducted is for the death of so many good warriors, which is both joyful and sad. I will cry for all faith and greatness, so the reality that this book inadvertently reflects makes me feel uncomfortable, so I deducted one star, hum.
The plot and writing are unconventional and very interesting. One star is deducted because I have a problem with the length of the description of the male protagonist. An ambitious woman will not be able to see these inconsequential matters until the dust settles. Even if the woman of God has love, it's enough to mention it at the end. Alas, actually I really think it would be better to write it without cp.
Miss Player Jiang Yushu abandoned her emotions for NPCs and gained divinity. Facing feelings and facing the world will not be as direct as doing multiple-choice questions, but the way players accept tasks is more like fate, and there is a cause only if there is an effect. However, Ms. Player's character in this week's episode is the result of her continuous choices in the previous episode, so it is strange and natural. Miss Player's beauty only adds brilliance to her divinity and provides feasibility for her choice, and does not overwhelm her. The author's writing style is also very good. It is my favorite simulator stream at present.
The second heroine simulator book that I ordered in one go. What's interesting is that Miss Player Ping Sheng is unstoppable because of her beauty and unparalleled talent in art. So the angle chosen by the author is also very interesting. She is a unique superstar treasure of this era. Wouldn't it be a pity to only see her beauty? The reason why I didn't give it five stars is that I couldn't give it 4.5 Stars. The plot and writing are good, but the greatest charm of the simulator flow is the player's detachment and arbitrary will. In my personal opinion, this book lacks this unexpected feeling. I've always wanted to write a long review and give suggestions, but I'm afraid of disturbing the author's train of thought. A thousand people have a thousand Hamlets. I'll write it when it's finished (if I haven't forgotten it by then)