It's in the form of a first-person narrative, with a lot of game references. I've read more than a third of the full length novel, and it's generally well received.
The Robin of Lightning Thomas, then inherits the cloak and bravely ventures into another world, which makes me feel a little bitter and warm when I watch it. There are some minor flaws in the narrative, but the portrayal of the protagonist Asa is really great!
It's a very well-written and amazing free article, but basically there is a be trailer at the end of every chapter, like a dull knife slicing flesh, always reminding me that something tragic is going to happen, and I couldn't stand it anymore towards the end.
It's quite interesting. I'm very interested in the protagonist's Goldfinger Kingdom, but the emotional line is really hard to describe. After Bat confessed his love, I couldn't stand it anymore. It was the limit to hold on until the end of the cannibal flower, and it became more and more unpalatable after that.
Cana is such a good dog! The combination of animal sculptures and human sculptures is particularly good, and there is a particularly cute sunshine puppy. Seeing Damian appear on the scene, the subsequent plot was a bit slow and watery.
Three stars + one free star. The female protagonist appears and is at full level. The writing is indeed a little lacking, but it is much better than a lot of Thunder fans. It is suitable for listening to books as a narration.
The superficial plot is similar to how the world is constructed when the scene is too big, the characters are also very superficial, and all the characters are NPCs.
The author always explores some in-depth things in the article, just like Bro loves to chat after drinking, but the content of the chat is different. And every time I write about the heroine, I basically describe her as cute, cute, and beautiful. I can only say that the writing style still has a lot of room for improvement. I read a few chapters and skipped them.
Many Internet terms use a lot of repeated sentences to describe the content of barrages and chats. For example, one sentence will repeat the content of an entire page, which makes the reading and listening experience very poor. The content is okay, but it's too tiring to read.
The lock seal is not fully ordered. It's very interesting, with great emotional and plot lines, Arale and Professor X, very sweet [Cat's Claw]. There is a chapter in the extra chapter that is locked but can be found online, so don't miss it!
The genre is relatively fresh, but the writing is too boring. The description of the heroine is very, very Mary Sue, and Chaoying's attitude towards the heroine is also too. I skip these parts every time I see them. The plot is quite interesting.
The heroine plays a big role, but she doesn't push it all the way. The rhythm of the story line is very catchy, and it's a very interesting article. Moreover, the ultimate single-arrow heroine in the mid-to-late stage is surprisingly easy to beat.
Don't Starve + combines British and American comics, focusing on the world of American comics. It's very interesting and good-looking. The ending is a little sloppy.
After watching the first world, the protagonist seems to be the protagonist of a vulgar cartoon, chaotic, evil and full of foul language. The content of the novel is also chaotic and has a bit of outrageous logic. People who have never read this will have a headache.