I've still seen it before, and the impression is that the text is pretty good-looking and good at sex, but there seems to be an orange-eating plot? I just remember that the author is a little expert in passing review [covering face and laughing]
The emotions in the first story are a bit inexplicable, but overall it's pretty good. It's a weak attack but a strong one. Xiao Chu is cute and dumb. The ending is a bit too hasty. The villain either directly betrays the protagonist or goes to die without much saving...
I really like Qiu Wen's character who is knowledgeable but not worldly! Every supporting character is very vivid (of course they are also the protagonists of their own lives), and my favorite among them is Mengmeng.
Death becomes gentle in the story because of the perspective of the ball. As the comment said, "gently, like a gust of wind." They never left, they just stayed in the past.
This article is really delicate
Love this one! The patient's character is very interesting, and he has a very good feeling for the next year (although the upper year is also very good, but I prefer the next year). The patient also gradually realizes his ruthlessness in withdrawing from death and leaving through encounters one after another, and gradually realizes that the relationship between the two people is not that of a collector. He and the collection are lovers and companions. Qingqing is also dissatisfied with this in the first story and learns to let go in the later stories (even though he only talks about it verbally on the surface, he is still very possessive in his heart...), And the big warmth has always been well written! (Sure enough, he will only block your rhythm of releasing the knife, right) (Crawling in darkness)
Tasty! Thank you to the author for making the best food! Originally, there were even fewer weak-attack articles about girls pretending to be weak-attacks. However, I found an article that appealed to my taste. Who knew, women's weak-attack articles were disguised as women?
In the last life, the relationship between the two of them was like being friends. This is also to my liking. Unfortunately, the space about the previous life is a bit short. The subject is the male protagonist of the Dian family. The content of the article is almost as long as the Dian family article. There is nothing wrong with the author writing more (Whispers of the Devil)
Strong feeling, I remember it was bed strong.
In fact, this is the first book I bought on Jinjiang, which is very meaningful to me. . . This author has a common problem with his non-quick time travel stories, which is that they tend to get messed up in the later stages of writing, but my impression is that he did a good job in the early stages.
I read it a long time ago, and I kind of forgot about it. The writing is probably pretty good, and it seems like they are basically all good bed guys. I remember that the characters of several of the protagonists in the world are a bit homogenous. If you are not used to reading unit stories, you can use this as a transition. At least I started reading unit stories because of this article.
I haven't finished it yet, but the plot is good. The first two worlds are weak in bed, delicious, but have average field control ability. The third world is strong in bed, but has strong field control ability.
Two stars are deducted because of two points. One is that the writing style of the first two worlds is average, and the wording and sentences are a bit strange, like an outline essay. It is better to improve afterward. The other is that I heard that the ending is unfinished.
Like, the two of you are entangled and connected by flesh and blood. You have to do it. Even if the bones are broken, the tendons are still connected. No one can live without the other. Although a healthy relationship is rough, a deformed and twisted love feels even better (crawling in the dark)