This book list suits my taste, not the general taste. I like to watch grand scenes with deep sadomasochism and reasonable writing, bloody and violent scenes
I can give it four and a half stars.
The paragraph that goes into the memory is not very good, it is too literary, and it is originally a daily article (or it can be accepted if it is written more carefully, but the latter paragraph is a bit rough, the author may want to write it aesthetically, but I can't stand it), but it is not long, only about ten chapters, the flaws are not hidden, it is worth ordering in full
I liked the previous section very much. First of all, the types of superpowers, the fighting and the settings all surprised me, and then the various temptations, sweetness, suspicions, and the moment of tranquility before the storm as the couple tried to protect each other. I enjoyed watching it [Like]
There is also a pair of side CPs selling x human and machine, which are also really delicious. The author's words are also very funny.
I highly recommend this book, it's both sad and funny.
I personally like this book very much. I love the tone. I can give it 5 stars.
But from a public perspective, many people don't like this style of writing, so it gets 3 stars (it is a tweet after all, so it needs to be more objective)
This is a novel about torture for the sake of torture. I like to read sadistic stories, but I also don't like to see the protagonist feel aggrieved. This book is perfect for me. I can cry for the suffering played by the protagonist, but I know clearly that this is only played by the protagonist, and he is 100% immune to pain. The protagonist only regards this as the most ordinary job to complete. (I really like the extra chapter in the middle. The protagonist is cold but also has a hint of warmth. This extra chapter is the chapter I have reread the most. It is super heartwarming) [Like]
I've watched The Bunker. Every time I watched A Small World, I had to slow down for a few months. I liked it, but it was so painful that I still dare not watch it a second time.
These two articles can get five stars in my heart
Small cake stickers?(? ? ?ω? ? ?)?
I'd give it 4 and a half stars (popular taste). If you like this book, you'll love it. If you don't like it, you'll abandon it after reading two articles. But I love it so much that I can give it 5 stars.
It's a bit sadistic, I love watching it, it's pretty good. Like strawberries, the purely sweet Sunshine Rose is boring to eat, but the sour version is interesting (I don't mean to say that Sunshine Rose is bad)
The plot is reasonable and the sweetness is moderate. I give it some yellow [like]. Mainly because I like Gong's character very much. He has the feeling of a sinister green tea man. When he needs to stand up, he is strong. When he needs to ask for favors, he acts coquettishly and cutely. He also has a bit of a tsundere attribute. He is strong when he is strong (for him, his husband is very weak) and when he acts like a spoiled brat, he is cute but not good at burping text. He has mastered this degree very well.
Kawaii has no brains [poor] I don't really like the part in the middle where the protagonist is taken to the battlefield. I was ready to give up when I saw this, but after I got through it, the level returned to the rest. There are no pitfalls in this short chapter, so I can give it five points.
Three-and-a-half stars, without the everlasting pain of extras
I read this book off and on for a month. At that time, I almost gave up on reading the first world. I didn't really like the characters, but the writing was smooth and there were no major problems. Plus, it was really short of books, so I read it slowly. It's a pretty good book.
The rebellious period that the first world suffered was too long. Maybe some people don't have the patience to read on. I think it's okay to jump directly to the second world.