X,,"" Emotionally, it's more of a two-way street. The receiver pays a lot, but the attacker is also really doted on. Kittens are so cute when they are so proud of being pampered.
The pseudo-group portraits are good-looking, and they all have brains. The cb family relationship is so enjoyable. Everyone loves the village chief and the brothers and sisters. It's a very heart-warming story. The secondary CP is also very good. To be honest, it is normal for domestic sales in villages with this kind of background. Although there is a hint of balance in the back, the portrayal is mostly good. Sometimes the supporting characters are even more vivid than the protagonist. The highlight is here ()
The only fly in the ointment is that some parts are still not explained clearly at the end, so just relax and don't pursue it too closely. In addition, there is actually not much infrastructure for farming (there is something wrong here), and the direction is not so much upgrading as the village chief exploring what happened after he left.
It's pretty good. The writing style is crisp and neat without being cluttered. It's very suitable for this kind of upgrade flow. Although it has a somewhat outline style, I personally think it would be better if it was more detailed.
It's a cute short story. The sister-controlling brother's journey of attack (no). Both brothers and sisters are very charming, and the interaction is warm and heart-warming. They both have arrows and no cp. It's this kind of protagonist brother-sister team that is so cool haha! The epilogue at the end is the beginning of my game, I look forward to the sequel.
The first article is very cute, good luck to the author!
It has both warmth and knives, and the overall story is a beautiful one, as if everyone's wishes were finally gathered: they got what they wanted.
In terms of plot, I think the handling of the original protagonist is pretty good. There are also kickbacks for the later foreshadowing in various strange places, which is okay. However, some plot twists are a little too fast, and some settings are slightly flawed. For example, which assassin would openly wear the badge of his own power so that people can see it at a glance. Is this a provocation? Although it is still manageable, momentary drama is unavoidable. The setting is grand but the plotting and so on are a bit tricky, so it's more suitable to watch without too much thinking.
Although Kai Majia is said to be a trumpet, he is actually a man with independent self-awareness. He will have his own development when he is not controlled. He is usually the protagonist, but he also has his own little thoughts. The commonality with the protagonist is said to be a certain aspect of the protagonist's personality, but personally I feel it is more like a fusion. In some places in the early stage, it was a bit like manipulating others. However, I still like the plot of the vest very much, it is quite heartwarming and has its own growth lines. In the later stage, the vests will become friends and they will care about each other.
There are male and female vests, there is a plot about the death of the vest (but as an extra), and there is a very small amount of plots about female vests, but they mainly revolve around the main body.
The protagonist is a bit reckless in terms of character design. Although he has traveled through time, he still maintains a relatively reasonable mentality for the game, but his mentality will also change with the plot. The other vests and the younger sister are also pretty good. Although some of them have a strong human feel, they all leave an impression in the end, and the portrayal is considered a success.
Finally, I would like to say that the relationship between brother and sister is good, both pairs are good.