The low self-esteem attack in the early stage is quite cute. Mr. Wang is a successful person who still has a sense of humor. But the protagonist of the original book who was brought back in baby form and suffered bankruptcy is quite annoying. He is stupid to the point of being a bit bad. However, he is not the villain but the protagonist's family member. It's annoying.
Needless to say, the classic story about the clay sculpture of the Nun in the Underworld is very satisfying, and it retains the sadistic feeling without being too painful.
Another masterpiece from the author of Underworld, which is considered light among her works. The protagonist suffers both physically and mentally. He starts out miserable in every world and ends up making everyone who caused him misery as miserable as he is. The protagonist Shou stood up for the belief in his heart from beginning to end. Until the end, although he was not strong physically, his heart was extremely strong.
The plot is insane and the plot is pretty lame. From beginning to end, it doesn't rely on its own strength to promote the overall development, but the actors are all crazy and it's very interesting. The protagonist is a flower of the high mountains in the early stage, but degenerates into an unscrupulous lunatic in the later stage. The other supporting characters are madmen from the beginning. The protagonist is struggling to survive among these people. The final ending feels quite weird, as he becomes pregnant (a relatively common lightning point). But they are so crazy and interesting that it can completely make up for all the shortcomings of this article. There are many shortcomings in this article, but the flavor is very unique and it is rare for meal replacements. It is worth a try.
An ancient novel, the classic configuration of traveling through the book + the main character attacking cannon fodder Shou. Attacking is a complete lunatic, while Shou is self-reliant and self-reliant (unfortunately, there is no strong attack). It is quite enjoyable to watch. There is also a second part, but I think the first part is good.
I enjoyed watching the fight, both the attacker and the enemy are strong in force, and both the attacker and the enemy created by the author are quite handsome. There are not many emotional lines, and the feeling is only straightened out at the end. It's a cp formed by two very unexpected people, but if you think about it carefully, it feels quite reasonable.
The most interesting thing I have read about Gong Feng is the real crazy critic. Even his obsession with Shou is sometimes mixed with his own weighing of the pros and cons (but this does not mean that Gong doesn't love Shou. He loves Shou crazily, but it's just that it is difficult for him to love someone purely and without reservation. He loves someone in a very unhealthy way). Highly recommended for those who like to watch Twisted Attack.