A relatively mild type of Kexi prose, or rule-based prose. The protagonist is an ordinary person, gentle and kind but determined, and he has an adventure story with a smart big yellow dog, a poisonous boyfriend, a lazy bald teacher, and a super charming aunt who has a sexual transformation. The opponent is a vicious but unlucky villain. This is the most fairy-tale book, and it has a kind of cold humor.
It makes me so happy. My wife is very suitable for writing this type of article. The rhythm is tight, the world view is complete, and the grammatical atmosphere is rendered very powerfully. Not to mention other things about the emotional scenes, first of all, the characters of the two protagonists are full of sexual tension. They chat with each other with thunder and lightning, and they feel comfortable when they should be tortured. The climax is very smooth when it breaks out. I like the time loop setting in the later period. Personally, I think this emotional novel is better than the later high-dimensional invasion.
Like. Although the author mentioned that it is inevitable to move towards copy flow, I feel that even if it is true, it is still a very beautiful copy flow. In addition, although I think the relationship line with Ji is a bit rushed, my wife is very good at writing about the attachment of the younger person (Yuan) and the restraint and inability to control the older person (Bai), so the plot and emotions are both brilliant! Also, the fact that it's a novel is a crazy bonus!
It's a running group text. The first world is a bit chaotic, but the rest is pretty good, with a lot of foreshadowing and unexpected developments. The emotional line obviously doesn't have many scenes but it moved me very much (mainly because it was very coercive, cold and lustful). Apart from the male protagonist, the author made him very inorganic, but the confrontation with the heroine was very sexy and intense. The moment the heroine was invaded, I screamed all over. It would be nice if it didn't end badly. If it's not bad, I think the rating could be 9.4.
Among the similar settings, this is one of my favorites recently. The protagonist's abilities and world view are very interesting. It is a rules-based novel. People evolve by understanding the rules of their own abilities, and the protagonist's ability is to understand the rules themselves. The puzzle setting and world view development are quite rigorous. When I look at the author, I can tell that it is an intellectual flow rather than a violent cracking flow. I am very satisfied with this. It is an emotional drama, and the relationship is only confirmed at the end of the main text. The two protagonists are ambiguous throughout the whole process, and become more and more ambiguous later on. I like this kind of confrontation very much. Please go see it.