Small World is very beautiful, I feel like I can keep writing it forever, be is good. However, the ending felt a bit rushed and far-fetched, barely satisfying, and less attractive than Small World. I watched this movie a long time ago, so I'm going to catch up on the ending this time.
The story line is complete and the length is consistent. The last four chapters are just plain and sweet, which is not very attractive to me. Overall, it is good. I really like this kind of plot where I stand for myself. I also like the characters.
It's very fresh and very sweet. There's basically no cruelty in the whole journey. I originally thought I could see some kind of crematorium for chasing my wife, but it turned out that it was sweet and pretty.
[Pre-review of Three Brush] The narrative seems quite comfortable, and the characters are well-developed. I can't help but read it three times after many years. I can take a look every time when I am in a literary shortage. //[Three brushes in the review] The world view is quite complete, and many settings will be explained and extended in detail. The shaping and elaboration of the plot and world view far take precedence over the protagonist's emotional line. In addition, the protagonist's character setting is indifferent and not obtrusive at all. If you focus on the emotional line, the progress will be very slow, which is the kind of sneaking a little occasionally, but you can also see how one party's favor is accumulated little by little. It is a bit similar to the common upgrade stream in male videos. Although the harem is huge, the main purpose is to continuously upgrade and become stronger. In this article, except There is no harem, and the overall narrative feels that way, and it can be considered an upgrade; [Commentary after three brushes] The overall pace of the latter two realms feels much faster, and when there is only one class in the entire plane, the social structure and plot feel quite different, and no matter what level of cultivation is inseparable from human nature, it feels a bit repetitive; in the final stage, because the goal is quite clear, most of the time is spent on preparations, mixed with a lot of setting explanations, I fell asleep several times, and the finale feels like you have been able to see the moon. As for the emotional line, it was pretty good until the relationship was established. After that, it felt like an old married couple with nothing to talk about. Overall, the writing is very powerful, and it is a very good book. Although the overall length is a bit unexpectedly long, and the following dozens of chapters are all counted, the main plot setting is very rich and rigorous. If you want to classify it, the proportion of pure love will be significantly lower than that of fantasy.