Clear and fully ordered, with no cp and romance section, including Mingke/Chuhui/Wenye/khr and other comprehensive comic derivatives, HP and comprehensive English and American comics.
The site is flooded with information about real and fake wine forums. Although the writing of this book is extremely poor, the characterization is crude, and the male protagonist's non-true, good, and beautiful character is not attractive no matter how hard you try, the writing method of achieving a closed loop through timeline jumps is relatively novel and exciting, and you can read it smoothly.
The Wild Dog School in the Curse World has a tight and refreshing rhythm and a full sense of graphics. As a derivative fake sword novel, it has become the biggest advantage of being able to achieve the second grade without being awkward. However, there is obviously something wrong with the second part. The protagonist's personal line only has foreshadowing and no follow-up, and his sense of presence is no different from that of Transparent Man.
It's so strong, and the connection between the worldview is so smooth. I couldn't read any other comprehensive British and American movies after watching it for a short time.
It is lighthearted and humorous and the main plot is not broken. The protagonist Sunshine Puppy seems to be a clear stream of mantras, using technology to deconstruct the mantras. Although the cover makes my radar go off a bit, they are actually a very friendly college foursome who are neither corrupt nor heartthrobs, and long live their friendship.
Each vest has its own camp, and the relationship is so deep that it can seriously interfere with CP. In the end, it even means that each has an independent personality. However, the multi-line development has not failed, and there are many guest appearances by other characters, which is very interesting to read. Although the ending is a little cramped, the precise grasp of both the characters and the rhythm of the narrative make up for this. The most commendable thing is that the original detective camp is very conscientious.
It turned out to be the author's cutting-edge work, I'm optimistic about the future.
The emotional flow has a strong Japanese flavor, and there are many Chinese characters. The interpretation of Dazai Osamu is also very three-dimensional. The delicateness of the story is worth watching.
Bailan was sent to a forced labor camp, but her life was unlimited. If you don't take it too seriously, you can see multiple characters coming together to play dungeons. The mastermind behind the scenes is slowing down and focusing on falling in love. Both lines work together without letting up. The story is still unfinished. You can read another two hundred chapters.
The emotional orientation, anti-strategy text, world view, original characters and multi-sided emotional lines are all very good, making it a masterpiece.
When the Galgame strategy player awakens and finds that he or she refuses or makes the wrong choice, he will be reset, thus falling into a strategy cycle; there are strategy players who know nothing, and there are strategy players who discover the truth, choose to quit, or try to change. A very interesting plot, the full text of "Damp Rain and Mist" shows the delicate and sad youthful thoughts of boys and girls, although the narrative is weak. I like the scene where Yukimura realizes that the heroine, as a strategy character, has no likes and dislikes, no "self", and a traceless scene. Fortunately, she finally escaped her fate.
There is a large collection of female vests with a sense of vertical painting. The integration of the characters is more natural and non-joking. It is not an article that cares about the life and death of the original work. I like the feeling of slowly weaving the shadow of the organization in the article. Unfortunately, the plot is too short and basically does not unfold.
It's not a dog sculpture but a dog from beginning to end. The heroine is Bian Mu, the goddess of wisdom who came back from heaven. She uses the power of dogs to heal the Wayne family again. It's a perfect smorgasbord of family fun. Moreover, the author who consciously uses "she" to refer to passers-by more often to eliminate stereotypes is really great. Excellent and beautiful article!
After following the series for nearly fifteen years, everyone is still laughing at the scammers. The heroine is a young man with a sense of justice that is rare among detectives nowadays. The story is very good and the rhythm is good... But it is a big trap.
Very clear and suitable for reading on rainy days. However, the sense of parenting is not strong. The girl is obedient and speaks lines from adult fairy tales. She prefers short stories with light narrative.
The story of the heroine growing up from a little girl in an orphanage to a famous figure on campus, Master Deng's beloved disciple who defeated the Dark Lord, and the principal of Hogwarts is invincible and the character logic is rough. However, the heroine is full of vitality and the positive and joyful atmosphere runs through the whole story. Apart from the excessive outdated and abrupt Chinese male tendency to talk trash, it is a good experience to read, but it is still not recommended to have too high expectations for the writing, story, and the design completion and emotional delicacy of the protagonist before reading.
Due to the shifting of the highlights, Harry can be regarded as a child with a peaceful mind and a fulfilling school life.
The heroine has a childish temperament, and uses the hazy memories of her past life to help Deng Xiao recover the original knife and grow up satisfactorily, and there is also a haphazard plot. The whole story is warm and natural, and will smile to the older children together with the adults in the book. The understanding and acceptance that comes from love, the forthright, brave, and sparkling Della. Compared with the author's other HP works, I prefer this one that focuses on the protagonist's own growth.
It's a bit like cutting for the sake of cutting. It can be read by those who don't have high requirements for the fit of the original work. The knife is carefully made and has a great atmosphere.
Although it has the meaning of wearing a vest quickly, the heroine has no CP but the unit does. The relationship between the vest and the heroine is also very weak, so it can be treated separately as a unit drama. Looking at the whole story, it is a work with relatively complete vest settings, storytelling and fun. It is considered a mature work among the group of self-proclaimed vest novels in the derivative area.
The protagonist's strength is crushed and he transforms into a great sage. The writing is dry and useless, but contains a lot of anti-intellectual barrage. There is no explanation for the protagonist's superior strength except for his superpowers. The original characters are also stereotyped, but the setting is very interesting and the story completion is rare. I finished reading it smoothly. If you like Ayanokouji Kiyotaka-type pretentious men, you can give it a try.
A warm and cute story, Yeyi and his family raise their daughter together. The author is really right when he writes about little girls, and he writes with great energy. Although the story is a little scattered, the writing is vivid and vivid, and you can get lost in it after a while. I really like the tone of the threesome before adulthood.
It's just that the CP side story inevitably followed the path of many baby-raising stories, as if it were a Miracle Love story with three hundred layers of soft light filters. However, the baby story quickly brought back my lost soul. This may be Mo's big strategy.
The story of the heroine and the bat family moving from prejudice to mutual understanding and acceptance. The heroine also found herself in the process. It is a very mature comprehensive British and American fairy tale. Under the author's poetic touch, each original character has been properly implemented. The heroine finally understands the reason for the heavy fog surrounding herself. It is a superior work in the comprehensive British and American regions. It's just that the warm and rambling narrative may be a bit boring for me.
The healing narrative has a strong sense of gameplay. RPG farming and card drawing from another world are interactively blended, and it stumbles to a noisy and happy ending. The heroine really builds Leibo Street into a warm sheep village. It is very interesting, but the construction part does not play a big role.
The shortcomings are also obvious. It is a common problem in derivative writing. It is slow to update and the length is compact. I can write more but I will not explain the Qing Gin line, that is, why he thinks highly of the heroine and wants to catch her tail. However, it is very interesting to read. It is a good and unpopular article. I still recommend reading it.
There are no obvious double arrows in the text. Although this article uses some height jokes, it also has a calm boyish vibe. I still like it and am waiting for good news.
This is a cursed version of an urban fairy tale. It has a bit of a erotic and male-female flavor at the beginning, but from the looks of it, the previous relationship doesn't make much sense. The author can be regarded as a rare mature emotional flow in the derivative area. The emotional expression is very delicate, and there is no suspicion of flattery. It is beautiful.
The heroine created her own red and black camps to fight in the air. It ended well without being a big disappointment, the story was complete, and the emotional line was a Mr. And Mrs. Smith style where a man pursues a woman. Although it is a behind-the-scenes style, the original characters do not have much sense of intelligence, and the character cards are not greasy. The author is born with the holy body of the horse armor style.
From the infrastructure construction to the later scenes, the taste is naturally unconventional. The urban construction part is more inclined to clean stores and clear away garbage. But from beginning to end, Gotham is getting better and better, which is very gratifying to watch. The world line is completely wrapped up, the protagonist is very dedicated to raising Gotham, and the relationship between the vest in the eyes of others is also very interesting, with a vague misunderstanding of Dihua.