Your Favorite Comprehensive British and American Movies Without CP Direction
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6mo ago
My own archive/micro-reading thoughts related to recently read comprehensive English and American non-CP articles. In fact, my taste is not that picky, so please refer to it carefully. I will talk to myself in the comments.
It's okay, not bad. In fact, I think the characters are well understood and the interactions are cute. The plots of several events in the middle are actually handled well, but the ending is too hasty. It's better to say that the foreshadowing is not handled well and the amount of information is too confusing. How can I put it? Even the bloody story written by the protagonist in the diary has a clearer relationship than the ending. It can be seen that the logic is not a big problem, but the handling of this large section at the end can only be said to be insufficient in writing.
(I haven't continued to follow the serialization) So far it's pretty good. I feel like the protagonist's own line is more obvious. It's basically related to various XJ-related events. In the later period, there will be a copy about the protagonist's own life experience that is basically all original characters.
(I haven't watched the extras) It's pretty good. I don't think there's any problem with the daily routines to the ending. The protagonist is Bei Bat, but the descriptions in some places are a bit archaic. I'll give it a try myself and see if I can accept it. The author is obviously a bat fan, and he understands the characters well. Generally speaking, it's still a warm-hearted novel.
(Not tied) The Fourth Natural Disaster is okay. The author's control of the characters is pretty good. It's just that some of the plot processing is a bit too slow in my opinion, but it's okay (off-topic is that some of the commentators made me feel sick after watching it.
Oh my God, I can't describe in words how I felt after watching the ending.
First of all, I would like to thank the author for writing such a novel. I wish you success in your present life.
Very, very orthodox Cthulhu fundamentalism, Cthulhu plot >> Comprehensive British and American plot, I recommend readers who are familiar with Luo Lao's original work to read this novel. At the same time, if you are not familiar with some of our "old friends", you may feel that this novel is very stream of consciousness. While understanding the Cthulhu mythology, you must also understand part of the settings of the esoteric simulator.
Although the protagonist is not the original Batman, it can even be said that he is more like "Bruce", but the character creation is very full and three-dimensional. When I was reading, I even became very happy because of some character settings that cannot be spoiled.
Although I obviously felt that some of the subplots were unresolved before the ending, it suited my taste very well. In short, it is a good book that I will not be able to put down if I catch the radio wave. Finally, I still wish the author a speedy recovery and all the best.
I was very happy while watching it, because there was a sense of schadenfreude that everyone was being tortured to death by some DC, and it felt like it was actually a movie-watching entity in a sense. The foreshadowing was actually very good. In short, there were a lot of hell jokes, and I didn't use my brain much while watching it. Although there are some characters that I would mind if they were included in the main drama novel, but I ignored them because they were cosplayers and I didn't use my brain. If my review is of any reference value, then I suggest you check out the three-star reviews before reading to see if you can accept it. Also, pay attention to the CP-oriented comments in the paragraphs.
In fact, it suits my taste. Grammar plot > General British and American genre. What I should pay attention to is that there are actually few superhero plots and the novel is a stream of consciousness. There is no big problem in the creation of superheroes, protagonists, and genre creation. It can be said that there is no problem at all and the attitude is sincere. If the author can leave a few more lines when writing the perspective change, it may be more conducive to reading (), the ending is very delicious, in my opinion, it is the most reasonable ending.
(I haven't followed the serialization yet) It's very interesting. It's very good that a certain amount of thought has been put into portraying the protagonist's thoughts.
(I haven't watched the extras) Yes, the protagonist has a complete gamer's mentality. To me, there aren't any big plot highlights. Overall, it's still a happy and daily life. However, I read this before the book list was created and I kind of forgot about the plot. I'll give it a second review later.
(I haven't followed the serialization yet) So far it's pretty good. The protagonist is a social beast, and his words are full of a sense of helplessness.
I want to give a serious review score
All in all, I still want to say that this is a good story, and the plot has become clearer and smoother after the reconstruction.
When writing in the early stage, the author likes to throw out clues and settings through character recall and exploration to make readers guess, so it requires some patience and curiosity to continue reading, but the more you read, the more addictive you will be.
After watching the journey of the protagonist, I will also sigh from the bottom of my heart that the ending is wonderful and it is great.