A very awesome novel, not like Jinjiang's style, the more you read it, the more exciting it becomes, the flow of infrastructure + upgrades, it also has a hint of medieval magic punk, the world view is well shaped, and the CP is also very delicious
The beginning was pretty good, but the ending was really weird and felt a bit out of place. Xiaoguang discovered the camera, but from the perspective of the audience, it didn't seem to have much of an intense feeling of breaking the fourth wall. Even judging from the sequel, Xiaoguang seemed to have made peace with the camera. And I don't understand what role the comic author "Beautiful Teacher" plays in such a work that deviates from the established line. Does this person really exist? If this author really exists, is this comic and sequel that deviates from the established line her will or the will of the two protagonists? It's as if they haven't broken away from the life framed by the comics from beginning to end. This is true for the Garden of Eden chapter, and the same is true for the sequel. It's a pity that the wonderful chapter before it is half recommended.
It's rare to see such a high-quality plot in Jinjiang. Although the ending seems a bit rushed, the wife's writing skills are very good, she quotes scriptures and explains things in simple terms, but there are a lot of typos, so you can catch them when you have time. If you like the historical plot, you can directly rush into it.
Awesome appearance, horror alien space movie style, strong writing style, full of atmosphere, what else can you say about a black cat and white socks article?
Really good! In the early stage, the aristocratic campus story was more traditional, but in the later stage, the story about the Chinese-style nightmare fairy was very exciting. It suddenly elevated the concept from a simple and cliché romance, and the protagonist's character was also interesting.