Recently, I suddenly wanted to read something light-hearted, so I picked it up. I read it again and really liked it. It's a good time to laugh when you're not in the mood to read something heavy. The author is good at burying the humor. However, the review environment for Pure Love, another spin-off of this book, is really bad. I originally read this book because I liked it so much, but after reading it, my favorability plummeted... I personally feel that just reading this one is good enough.
Endless streaming! It's scary enough, but after the scary scenes, the author will interrupt it with a funny plot, which makes it very comfortable! It's perfect for watching in the evening or while eating!
I have read it many times, and the more I read it, the more I like it. I have recommended it to many people around me. I saw some people say that there is relatively little portrayal of the relationship between the two protagonists in this book, but when I read more, I can find that there are many hidden foreshadowings (and the author also buried a lot of small interactions in the text!). The relationship between the two protagonists develops very naturally... Oh, in short, I really like it!
The characterization is very detailed, the group portraits are comprehensive, and the growth can be seen, which is great! Watchable! Don't get tired of watching it!
I really like the depiction of eating in it, and the emotional drama is pretty good, but some of the latter parts are miserable. I watched it several times... Well, some of the subsequent plots reminded me of several movies, and the overall atmosphere did have a movie-like feel. The overall reading experience is good.
I read it again and changed the four stars to five stars. I really like it. This foreshadowing arrangement is very powerful. The plot that only appears in more than a hundred chapters later has already been foreshadowed in Chapter 55. It echoes back and forth, and more and more details can be discovered with more brushes. In terms of three views... Well... How should I put it, it is better to have your own values when reading, and it is best to just appreciate the author's ability to arrange the plot.
The physical book has been cut out so much that there is almost no emotional line. The original version must be more accurate... There is a faint sense of tragedy throughout the book, but the writing style is relatively ancient. I like the depiction of the characters here very much, it feels very chivalrous.