Personal taste ~ Make sure you attack enough Su, please sort out the rest by yourself. Five stars: Will replay. Four stars: Enjoyable reading, the writing is a bit white. Samsung: Regret all orders
I like it very much. I feel that several worlds have been carefully designed by the author, such as the world similar to the Spring and Autumn Period and the Warring States Period. It is really impressive.
The two stories about the school bully and the eunuch are the best, the one about online dating is the sweetest, and the one about Zerg is because the author is good at the subject matter and has a stable performance. I usually just read these few stories when I re-read them. The other world writing and plots are also pretty good, but I don't like the character design, so I only read it once.
The unit essay is replaced by the attack essay. The first world standard was changed to Gong. Shou had more to do with his ex-Gong, and Shou's personality was that of a young master with a love brain, so some people might avoid it, but in fact, it turned out to be quite cute when the object of Shou's love brain turned into the protagonist Gong. The next few units feel more like the healing type, but they are more to my liking, and I will play the second world again.
Definite style, every world has the same routine, conquer the sweet pet script (ah, I fell in love at first sight), accept the sadomasochistic love script (he must be lying to me but I still love him so much), but it is very good, if you like this, you can try it
A rather special slow time travel, the protagonist is immortal, and the character, career line and emotional line are all wonderfully drawn. It's a book that I couldn't put down once I started reading it. Although it is a Western fairy tale background, I think people who have not taken this subject before can still give it a try.