It's always hard for me to connect the two chapters together. In my opinion, Wu Huan and Xiao Song were confused in the first half. The Wu Huan in the back is no longer the same Wu Huan.
Being able to hit XP crazily and repeatedly in one article is particularly exciting when the character changes, and it is particularly tender when the heroine can control it by herself. The author has done a very good job, not only outlining the plot of the Fairy Castle, but also developing a sincere friendship between the characters. I like it.
I have already read it for extra points, and there is a lot of literature to be read. I was a bit addicted to reading this kind of articles at first, and this book is also a meal replacement.
Xiaojiao and Xianjun are really sweet, but the middle part where the temptation is a bit awkward, I still feel that Xianjun's attraction heats up too quickly, and Xiaojiao's opening has a bit of a lure.
This is my favorite article among all the novels. Although the ending is a bit rushed and there are no extra chapters, the plot contains a sense of the way of life, and it feels deeper than other articles. I'll write a long review when I have time. I really, really like this book.
Let's just say, can we make it simple? Don't hide your injuries, don't conceal your pitfalls, don't tell your pains, and don't complain about your feelings. If you open your mouth longer, you will avoid seventy chapters of suffering and fifty chapters of warm embrace. It is also interesting to see the scattered tribesmen everywhere.
The climax is a huge wave that rises after a long period of preparation. The climax is short-lived and impactful. It has an endless aftertaste, but it's not like an old lady's foot-binding cloth. The climax in the second half is sticky, it's been too long, forgive or not, find or not find, recognize or not, please don't be so tormented.
Yes, it's cool. It's so cool to have such a complete heroine, a heroine who really doesn't rely on love or other people's love to kneel down and support her with devotion.
This kind of forced wisdom comes from the male protagonist. The male protagonist loves you with all his life, but I'm afraid that you don't love the whole me, so I have to hide all the pain. The female protagonist thinks that I love you with all my life, and love the complete you, but I have to be good for you, so I won't tell you, and I also advise you to be kind, which leads you to think that I don't love the other part of you. It's a very old joke. If the emotional writing is good and you can grit your teeth and read it, this one is a bit difficult.
The ups and downs ahead are fascinating, the setting is novel, and the heroine is free and straightforward. Later, after discovering that the sword spirit is a human soul, it was too ink. The heroine's mindless back-and-forth between her master and the sword spirit made her very angry. Twelve is just a brick, and it can be moved wherever it is needed.