The subject matter is novel, the writing style is humorous, and the writing is smooth and not stagnant. The pace is relaxed, generally lively, and suitable for relaxation. After the second play, I personally felt that the emotional line was a bit stiff. Although there are foreshadowings in the later chapters to reveal the reason, it is still difficult to cover up the abruptness at the beginning, but the overall flaws cannot be concealed.
Looking at the title of the novel, one would never imagine that the male protagonist is a cross talk actor... The writing style is witty and humorous, the writing is very light and cheerful, and it is a good casual article to relieve stress.
A good romance novel worth recommending. The plot is full of laughter and tears, and the characters are flesh and blood. When I read it, I felt tears streaming down my face, and there were cuts and bruises everywhere.
After staying up all night for several days to read it, the "culprit" caused my healthy routine to be involuntarily reversed! Generally speaking, there are some bugs in the logic of some details, but they are innocuous. It is still very interesting, the foreshadowing is also interesting, there are no routines, and the ending is not bad.
This one has obviously improved a lot. The setting is novel, the plot is smooth, and the humor is just right, not obtrusive. A refreshing article worth recommending.
It's okay, the setting is still fresh, the plot and characters are a bit awkward, the female consciousness in the early Jinjiang literature has not yet awakened, and some plots are quite controversial.
The setting is actually very novel, but the plot is relatively routine. The same plot is laid out many times. The more you read, the more bland and boring it becomes... Even a bit boring or dull. The protagonist's attack and resistance sparks are as small as ever... I always want to ask why there are so many deputy CPs. The last time I saw so many male coppers was in the training center.
Wen Ru's introduction: "To keep sweetness, no money is needed." The emotional scenes are very delicate. There are real sparks flying between the words and deeds of the male and female protagonists. The emotional development is also relatively natural and has a step-by-step process. It is an excellent short story.
The counterattack method is indeed unique, and the humorous writing style is casual and watchable. The shortcomings are that the emotional drama is too dull, and the character creation does not have much highlights, so it is overall mediocre.
The pairing of the sickly and squeamish CEO and the muscular university professor is actually quite interesting. The setting of love rivals turning into lovers is also very attractive to me, it can be regarded as mutual healing. The professor stabs the table with a knife, which is the most profound and hilarious scene.
The writing style is witty and humorous, the writing is soothing and natural, making it relaxing and comfortable to read, and the plot is not brainless.
I recommend the "Big Star" chapter the most, followed by the "Alpha" chapter, the two that are most profound in my heart. The character creation in other units is a bit thin in comparison, and there are no deep memory points.
"The flower raised at home committed suicide, and the suicide note wrote: I have no worries about food and clothing in my life, but I lack sunshine and love." ——Zhou Guoping
I like the character Ji Yao the most. The character is very vivid and profound. The gloomy past gave birth to a gorgeous wasteland flower. The roots long for love and the fruits bear paranoia. He is sickly and beautiful both in appearance and in failure.
It's okay, but there are quite a few bugs in the logic of the plot and characters, the emotional scenes are relatively weak, and the character's portrayal is a bit greasy and awkward. Personally, I think the most recommendable part is the knowledge about myths about monsters and monsters in this article. The discussion about "gods" is also worth watching.
*Contains filter points for Zhong Liyu's character.
The copy design is good and the characters are interesting. It should be noted that this article contains a linked plot with another world-class novel "Scream Queen" by the same author. If you have not read the previous article, you may not be able to get it. In addition, the plot treatment of the uncle is also quite controversial, with flaws and advantages.
The setting design is innovative, the writing is humorous, the rhythm is relaxed and cheerful, and there are many jokes. The disadvantage is that the early stage is relatively boring, and the emotional line is still the same old problem, the shape is very flat, and there is no memory point.
This book is really packed with laughs, but some of the worlds are a bit anticlimactic, and the plot descriptions are also rather abrupt. Many plots lack sufficient foreshadowing and foreshadowing, so that there is no real sense of what happens later, which is a bit regretful, but as a relaxing and boring work, it is still good.
Usually it is a setting where a max-level boss returns to the novice village, so the setting in this book - the novice is mistakenly mistaken for the return of the clear boss, is very interesting and novel. Some of the foreshadowings are wonderful, and there are some flaws and logic bugs in the plot. However, the character creation is remarkable, and the dungeon design is relatively novel and eye-catching, so it is still worth a read.
I think the most enjoyable version is the one before the revision. The version after the revision is far less outstanding than the original version, and it doesn't impress me much. This is not the author's fault, it's just a pity. I like Jianan and Jianxi the most. I have some filter points for these two characters and the original plot.
"Looking at the face" is a cool article. There are no recommended units. Most of them feel mediocre. Although there are not many flaws, there are no more highlights. Overall, it has no merit.
The creativity is good, but the character portrayal is not three-dimensional enough, the emotional line is rather abrupt, and there are some minor flaws, but the flaws are still not hidden, and it is still worth watching.
This is an article that amazes me. I like Ji Yuebai's characterization the most. I still find it a classic when I read it again after many years—a mainstay among Slice articles.
It's okay. It's an early work, and it has a lot of flaws, but overall it doesn't affect reading. It's quite interesting (especially in the early stages).
The flaws do not hide the merits, and the score includes (a lot of) filter points set by Pei Xinfang. As other reviews have said, many plots could have been written more perfectly. Because it is an early work, the writing style is often controversial and different people have different opinions.
It is a high-scoring work of romance and group portraits. Although many years have passed, it is still deeply imprinted in my heart. It is indeed a good book worth reading again and again. Among them, the supporting characters are the most outstanding, but also the most regretful, profound and tearful.
There are many flaws, but there are also some bright spots. Basically, I only recommend the section "Infatuated Actor", and the only filter points are given to Cheng Jintang.
The filter was assigned to Liu Wu. It must be one of the first articles I read about men dressing up as women, and I still occasionally pick it up and read it again. An interesting aspect of the setting is that the male protagonist is disguised as a woman, and the female protagonist is disguised as a man, and each thinks that the other is of the same sex - and this wonderful misunderstanding has led to many hilarious plots. The writing style and plot are both passable. Although it is an older novel, it is not inferior. However, I personally feel that the biggest highlight is the characters of the two protagonists. You can take a look at it to pass the time.
The jokes are very interesting, the ideas are very novel, and they are also within the author's comfort zone, and they are well executed. The plot design is okay, and the foreshadowing is also recycled. Overall, it's okay.
The subject matter is really, really new, I like it very much. It is rare to see a female statue that does not simply reverse the physiology of men and women. The ending didn't impress me very much, and I even felt it was a bit unfinished, so I deducted a point.