The love lines are all 1v1 plots. The main story is well written. The author of Seven Days and Seven Nights is relatively weak in the love lines but the plot is very interesting.
The happiest episode in Huaishang's works. Although the plot has occasional twists and turns and is extremely bloody and violent due to the powerful destructive power of all parties (118 members plus a steel strawberry named Simon, a friendly King Kong gorilla, several zombie NPCs, a team of Uncle Zhou Rong who attempts to create forbidden fake bones with Simon, etc.), Our Si Xiaonan is really cute.
I haven't read much European and Western Fantasy. This one is definitely my favorite. The text is a bit long and suitable for long-term reading. I can't finish it in one night. I recommended this book to my friends and they were very excited to read it. I really like this epic style. The only problem is that the author really likes to whet the appetite! Let them do it and let me see what can happen! Hey, I think about why my friend was so excited to watch it. It is always easy to turn on the light at critical moments... The author's writing style and plot style are good. Those who have watched The Adventures of the Brave can also read the spider web in her column. Those who have not read Yongmao and are interested in similar products of Pingxie can read We Yongmao. It is still very interesting (except that it will not be updated)
