Say whatever you want, for me, three stars does not mean a bad review, it means pretty good, four stars means I like it, and five stars means I am excited.
It's a sweet story that can be read, with three to four stars. I gave it four stars because the writing is good and the plot is smooth. It's pretty good for a series of stories. The "common problem" is to strengthen the attack and weaken the attack. The attack will say some unspeakable words. Don't look at the attack and control. The attack ability is incredible. The plot will look repetitive. The big framework is similar. After all, saving ten people and saving one person are the same process. There is no way to write tricks, so it will be boring in the later stage. All in all, this is a book that strives hard to write plots about various people, and strives to write rich stories without forcing sensationalism. You can check it out.
It's sweet and warm, the writing style is good, the logic is good, and it's not abusive at all. It's a good entertainment article. The story could be further strengthened. Furthermore, I thought there were many endings that ended abruptly. The ending of the story about searching for memories was generally written, as I was good at writing about daily life.