I like it very much. The vests that have appeared more frequently are all vivid and vivid. The vests that have appeared less frequently also show the character characteristics of the vests in a few words. Moreover, the vests can interact with each other in the same frame, allowing people to enjoy the CP of various vests. It is so cool!
It's very cute, only the amnesia scene is annoying, but fortunately it only delays the time of acquaintance and does not affect the relationship between the two parties. The more serious plots are all about the world line before going back.
Comparatively speaking, the subsequent plot is not as attractive as the previous one, but the foreshadowing is very bland (?) Overall it is good-looking.
In the later period, the description of some vests was reduced, which made me feel that the charm and strength of each vest was not fully utilized, but I still like the author's plot foreshadowing.
The first perspective is entirely based on the heroine, and in the middle stage it transitions to group portraits. The beginning is exciting, and the plot gradually gets better and more fascinating. However, after the heroine ascends to the throne, the plot gradually loses its appeal to me. The storyline of hair knife feels far-fetched than before, and the ending feels like I want to end the main plot quickly, which is very rushed.
Except for the sudden and awkward direction of the twins' imagination after meeting them for the first time, the plot is actually very good and the protagonist is very strong. It's really good.
The cosmology is well written, the astronomy popularization is well-founded, and the literary categories are also very detailed. It is really deeply rooted in people's hearts.
I deviated from the plot midway and got it wrong several times. I admire the author the most for coming back to the story every time. There are no five stars because I expected it to be a pure flavor, but I added several flavors. The taste is good, but not what I originally wanted. Fortunately, I read it in one sitting. I might have abandoned the article halfway through the series.
The writing in the first dozen chapters was difficult to read, but the plot became more and more exciting after that. Until the plot reached the point where the supernatural He Jingtong became a "supernatural", several plots that should have been unclear were actually vague, and instead made me feel uneasy.
Because the vest itself is a character expanded by the author, it is understandable that the female protagonist, as a small citizen, did something out of character in the front from the back. As the pattern gradually rises, you will find that You Sanshui's personality charm is derived from the heroine's brilliance of humanity. The original author actually has a relationship with the heroine, so the origin of the heroine's time-travel comics also comes from this. In the final battle with another high-dimensional creature, many details were blurred, so it ended in a very confusing way.
I got the high IQ of the season sequence before, but I didn't start to get the charm of the season sequence until the cult simulator. However, many plots that show high IQ feel like giving clues and then giving conclusions. The inference process makes it difficult for people with low IQs to connect. It's like the god of mathematics wrote the answer at a glance. We ordinary people have no idea how to get the answer. As a reader, it is quite confusing (maybe the thinking logic is not right)
There are a lot less barrages or forums than the other one (Critical Maniac). The plot steps are sped up later on, and it's a pity that there are no extras written to appeal to the audience.
It can be seen that the writing style is immature, but the logic is smooth. There are occasional typos but they do not affect reading.
The plot is not connected in some places, but the general content of the skipped segments can be deduced based on the context.
In the early stage, the characters were too weak, and the emotional descriptions were not very detailed, which made me less involved in the plot. However, in the later stage, it got better and I was able to eat Amara's knife (the previous knife was not very easy to eat), and the fullness of some characters gradually increased.
Most of the content mentioned in the copy does not appear in the main text, so the social content is minimal. Overall, it is okay, but I still like the textual research book the most.