I only read romance novels, my tastes are quite mixed and there are all kinds of genres, whether I like 1V1 pure love or the heroine being a scumbag Su Shura, all male protagonists must abide by their male virtues! !
The heroine Eve forced the red dragon who was just in love to give up his heart. The pua sweetheart Xavier turned him into a low-level demon without a mind, induced Asmodeus and Saigon to kill each other, and ate Agares alive to take away his power.
In order to save the heroine's heart, Bai Meng gave her his only weak point, his heart, while she was pregnant with her child. However, the heroine directly used her heart as a sacrifice to return to the world...
After reading this book, all the other villainous female protagonists have become great saints. After all, the so-called scumbags just play with feelings and don't even dare to kill the male protagonist.
This is the reason why I am reviewing this article again today. After reading it nine times without meal replacement, I would really cry to death.
The only flaw may be that it's a bit unfinished, and the author initially said that Zhu Ma was the official match and then suddenly changed it to Bai Meng, which was a bit silly, but I think Bai Meng is quite good and gave birth to a daughter for the heroine.
The early stage was particularly exciting. The heroine was fighting and killing the scumbag at the same time. The relationship between the male and female protagonists was quite interesting.
However, there are too many descriptions of the scumbag's dysfunctional native family and endless inner analysis. The author is simply spitting dirt into the readers' mouths, not to mention that the novel was cut off for a few months in the later period, and it was unfinished after returning.
Demining: In the later stage, there is a plot where the male protagonist turns into a pregnant woman and gets along with the female protagonist. This is also the reason why this article is divided into multiple categories later. Anyone who makes a mistake should be careful.
This is an absolutely explosive article. The twin brothers made me laugh to death! It's a Shura field where mistresses poach each other's feet.
Compared to Xiong Jing, I prefer the growth line of the heroine in this book. The awakening of East Asian women begins with killing their fathers and killing patriarchy.
Under the charisma of the heroine, all other elements are the icing on the cake.
Xiaoma Literature 1V2, is it a fairy tale that I can see in Jinjiang?
Two thousand people have praised it, and it's universally praised. I understand everything I want to know.
I like this book very much. Although it is a boy, it is BG-oriented. It is not an exaggerated or stereotyped sexual transformation. The author tried his best to round out the setting and also expressed some thoughts on feminism.
The female protagonist has a cool and sassy personality, while the male protagonist is obsessed with love and can cry, but he is not the delicate type, which is delicious.
I like the heroine's coldness and coolness, she is really like a queen, and the male protagonist is a love-minded sweetheart who is too honest for her integrity. I would really laugh to death if she wanted to have sex with the heroine.
Although this book is for boys, it is a BG. The part about pregnancy and raising a baby is in the later stages, which does not affect the overall reading experience. The emotional line in the early stage is really exciting.
This is a good book that is delayed by its title.
It's good-looking, and the early quarrel with the mistress is particularly interesting. In comparison, the main palace seems to have no sexual charm.
The heroine's moral level is relatively high, so cheating is not completely satisfying, but it is this entanglement that gives the interaction a sense of cheating.
I really wanted to see two men fighting over the heroine, but after the cheating was revealed, it ended in just two chapters, and the ending was OE.
I personally don't like watching OE very much, but the ending is quite artistic.
(Added in 2024: The author wrote an extra story, which I personally didn't like. The original ending was just right. In the extra story, it seems that the heroine and the mistress are having a relationship. If you can't accept being, please read it carefully.)
The part at the beginning where the heroine loses her memory and starts a career is quite exciting. The author should have consulted a lot of information to write it very realistically. Watching making money made my blood boil. However, the later part of finding my mother was a bit sloppy and the plot was not so coherent.
In the early stage, the story of the heroine before she lost her memory was exaggerated, which aroused curiosity. When the secret was revealed, it gave me a feeling of "huh? That's it", which was anticlimactic.
What I've always wanted to watch the most is Xiong Jing's Shura Field. I like watching Xiong Jing's characters, but there is no other story in which the male characters are so annoying as these men.
In particular, Shang is filthy and garrulous, and he is the most favored for ruining the heroine's reputation. The same goes for his younger brother, who violates the criminal law by refusing to save his relatives. Maybe the grandparents deserve their death, but when a man who doesn't even care about the lives of his relatives stays by the heroine's side, who can guarantee that he will not attack her?
When I think about the heroine being surrounded by these people, I feel uncomfortable all over, just like a few flies hidden in a plate of delicious food.
If the story of a heroine's upgrade was written aside from the emotional line, and it was a sailing story about a group of women, I would be willing to give it five stars.
The setting is very interesting. The heroine travels to a world of her own design and encounters all kinds of monsters who pounce on the heroine and call her mother. This is a great experience for readers who have a female protagonist + an S-shaped character!
The disadvantage is that the plot is relatively bland. Basically, you do tasks, meet monsters, and then the monster recognizes its mother and is subdued. The monsters are both male and female.
The CP is Qiu Shi, the octopus tentacle monster. To be honest, I would never have seen such a CP with extraterrestrial tentacles in other books. Unfortunately, the heroine has no CP feeling with Qiu Shi, but has something to do with the human Captain Xiao. The captain in the comment section also had a high voice. This may be one of the reasons why the author put the human captain on CP when writing another book. However, the male and female protagonists in that book did not have a CP feel. It can only be said that the author's handling of the emotional line needs to be improved.
But in comparison, I still like this one better, and in the finale, the heroine lives with all the monsters as a mother, so you don't need to care about who the CP is, just think of it as a happy ending.
It is also a fresh setting, and I like the tentacle type, but the heroine is lawful neutral, so she is still essentially a human being, not an ideal character.
The later stage was too watery, so I deducted one star, and the final battle with No. 1 Was even more awkward, as if I was looking forward to drinking Coke but only got a glass of water. The emotional line was also unsatisfactory, and there was no sexual tension between the female protagonist and the male protagonist.
The author's mother of monsters, the heroine and Xiao Dui of the same style are very CP. After thinking about it, it may be that the character of the hero is too indecisive, especially his performance when confronting the heroine is too unsatisfactory.
Jiang Yue Niannian writes about the heroine's career line. It has a strong sense of professionalism and readability, and has a eloquent charm. The emotional line is not particularly accessible, but the character of each heroine in the author's works is lovable, and the male protagonist just accepts the fate.
What struck me most about this story was that the male protagonist gave up immortality and chose human lifespan to stay with the female protagonist, which coincided with my inner thoughts.
I like the author's writing style and humor. It's great to read a little bit every day in my free time. Although I'm not too interested in boy bands and girl groups in the entertainment industry, I still insisted on reading it.
Reading the author's first article, the plot is very full, the writing is smooth, and the setting is quite attractive. I feel that the author may be the screenwriter, and the workplace part is too real!
However, this is an early novel after all, and there is still room for improvement. The emotional part is a little stiff, but the overall impression is still good.
I have read one of my favorite food business novels. There is no plot where you are eager to be proud, then suppressed and then slapped in the face. It is all slapped on the spot, directly. You can slap yourself in the face multiple times in one chapter without dragging it to the next chapter. It is very refreshing.
The food part is also full of warmth. There is no absolute bad guy in the story. Every character is vivid and vivid. In the end, the good guys all get a good ending. It has been a long time since I read it, and I still want to revisit it from time to time.
Demining: The male protagonist pretends to be a brother, but in the end he failed to succeed, so it is a semi-open ending.
The early part where the heroine enters the entertainment industry is really funny!
I like the heroine's character, but the description of the emotional scene with the hero is average. Considering the plot flow of the entertainment industry background, it is a career-sustaining novel.
There are very few romance parts, but there is dog training content (referring to the younger siblings). Although the logic is somewhat flawed, the heroine has always been superior, which made me happy and comfortable, so I still give it four stars.
Demining: There may be some vicious female characters and female rivalry.
The overall tone of the article is relatively relaxed, including farming management and food. Overall, it is relatively smooth. I finished it without realizing it while passing the time. However, there are too few emotional lines and I can't remember who the male protagonist is.
To be honest, I have almost forgotten this article because I have read it for a long time. The main plot is just as written in the copy, a series of weird things that happened after the male and female protagonists switched bodies.
The female protagonist has strong martial arts, while the male protagonist is talented in literature but has a weak constitution. The two characters are cute and their interactions are sweet, but the plot is too bland and relies mainly on the contrast between characters to create laughter and cuteness.
Debugging: The heroine is very strong but has a lot of great relatives, which makes me unhappy. The love between her parents is really unbearable, and after the heroine and the hero got married, they actually stayed together for three years until the ending, which gave me a big taste.
My evaluation of the author is that he has a little bit of female awareness but not much. Although there are no female characters in the novel and some of the female supporting characters are very cute, the above-mentioned plots are still jarring, so those who mind are advised to read with caution.
It's a story that starts high but goes low. I like perverted yandere girls, but pay attention to the heroine's mother's heart hidden under the skin of the yandere. The plot has been laid out for so long, and there are all kinds of frustrations. In the end, there is no slap in the face. Friends who want to read a refreshing novel can stop here.
The Buddhist Bai Yueguang enters the trap. The plot setting in the first half is quite interesting. However, the plot drags on in the middle and later stages. The changes and twists in the female protagonist's feelings for the male protagonist are sudden. The author promised to have a relationship with the male lead but threw it aside.
The three-star rating is purely because the author's work is too bad, he stops updating for a long time, and ends in a hurry. He is not responsible for his own work.
This is the first time I came across this kind of survival writing. I immediately fell in love with it. I have read many books by this author, but this one is still the TOP1 among the same type of writing. I revisit it from time to time (the author closes the comment area to avoid lightning)
Qing Yundan's consistent style may be called data flow. This book is barely readable but a bit boring (the author closes the comment area to avoid lightning)
I have read every Infinite Streaming book by the author. The advantage is that the copy is relatively short, but it is also interesting. You can read it to pass the time. Readers who come here for the decryption should not read it because the level of brain-burning is very low (the author has turned off the comment area to avoid lightning)
This book is similar to the Doom Lord book, Data Flow, and I regard the novel as a text version of a survival game. I don't know why, but I like watching the heroine hoard goods and build infrastructure. It feels inexplicably refreshing.
However, the author was not in a good state when he wrote this article, and it was rushed and unfinished. However, it seems to be the only one that does not have a comment section, so you can review it.