The first half is definitely divine, but it feels anticlimactic. Many of the characters and foreshadowings that appeared were not recycled. I went abroad for no reason, and then it ended like this. It's a pity...
I don't really like the setting of the protagonist, who is the best in the world, over the original characters, but after reading it, I found that the author's writing skills can support this setting, the description will not make people feel that the hero is not worthy of his moral character, and the plot is reasonable. When the male protagonist said he was the emperor's dog, I actually had a vision of Harry saying "I am Dumbledore's man through and through."
BTW, the male protagonist really looks like a capybara... It's the first time I've seen such a character.
Free article, the heroine is afraid of being bullied in the crybaby club. It seems a bit too fashionable, but the author's writing power can hold it. The heroine's image is very three-dimensional, like a furry animal in the forest. She is very cute. The plot is also good, and the first half is especially interesting.
I have no problem with the heroine being a bad guy. I have no problem with her beating up Jason, and it's okay with Clark's butt plug, but deliberately breaking Bruce's heart and framing Barry is really unacceptable... However, the image of a bad guy is indeed very three-dimensional, and many authors just talk about it and don't dare to write about it.
The plot is substantial and reasonable, and the writing power does not live up to such an interesting subject matter, but it would be nice if the details of the creation of the superhero could be written in more detail.
The first half is a very exciting story about upgrading farming. The second half is a bit rushed, starting high and going low, but it is still a very good story.
I wish the author to be happy every day in another world.
It's very exciting. After reading it, my desire to play a scripted thriller and my fear of the workplace arose. The innocent and stupid college student was shocked. The author is very strong and is good at writing the story as if it really happened.
It's wonderful, the world view is very complete, the male and female protagonists are not what I like, but the images are very three-dimensional, the writing is smooth, and it's worth watching.
It was so funny that I rewatched it several times and lay on the bed laughing like a maggot.
But it opened a bit high and went low, and it was a bit winding at the end.