I can take a bite of any genre, because after reading the book my mind was so smooth that I couldn't think of anything else, so I made the book list to have an impression.
It's a very low-level article. It's still a bunch of NPCs cheering for the academy. On the contrary, it doesn't highlight how powerful the protagonists are, but rather lowers their quality.
The character of the protagonist, Gong Shou, is not very likable to me. Many of the settings are very contradictory. Sometimes his speech and behavior will make me feel OOC. The setting is beautiful, strong and miserable, but it only looks good, but the strong and miserable is not written well, and the atmosphere is not enough.
The writing is not bad, but the progress of entering the college is a bit slow, and then the most important point of the entrance exam passed by in a short time.
The style of the college's open forum is very different from the writing style. Sometimes the author is so horny that he loses his temper. A group of male and female classmates faced the eldest grandma and threatened that it would be very sexy if they fucked him. We are a serious college, right? At this time, a bunch of adult deputy CPs appeared inexplicably, and 0 was fucked by 1 until they kept complaining about him... Too much! Cut! Crack! Got it!
It was a good read. I suddenly flipped through the catalog on a whim, and I saw a sub-CP in the extras. He was a member of the protagonist's group. I was so embarrassed. I blamed my poor hands for flipping through it. Personally, I really couldn't accept that there were other gay men around the protagonist. What I cared about was that during the process of the protagonist's love affair, the pair of sub-CPs also met and fell in love [laughing and crying]. I wanted to continue watching the plot but I was afraid of seeing the sub-CP flirting with each other. It was uncomfortable.
Highly rated and highly recommended article, but I couldn't stand it at the beginning [laughing and crying]
There is a chapter about the protagonist becoming a child and not getting used to the lack of underwear, a chapter about interacting with a lion, a chapter about beating a little kid... A lot of psychological descriptions of the protagonist gave me the impression that he was a very unreliable and immature person (slightly mentally retarded), and I couldn't tell that he died four times in order to fight for the throne.
Secondly, the article is also filled with a lot of descriptions of appearance, lotus-rooted arms, and beautiful feet, which makes me uncomfortable even as a child.
I like games, novels, and movies about other worlds. This book is well written, not boring, and tells the story of building a company from scratch. But making a game about Journey to the West really makes me want to jump in. Nowadays, when making Journey to the West, both the games and animations in China are changing the plots themselves. I haven't seen this kind of game that directly reproduces the outline of Journey to the West for a long time [laughing and crying]. The seven or eight consecutive chapters are all the original outlines. I always feel that I spent money to read the story (although the author may not think it is).
I personally love reading forum responses. This book doesn't have much writing and is more human-like.
There are also bugs in the novel. The setting is a quasi-parallel world that has some cultural background but is not found in many classics. The protagonist just loudly talks about the setting when he wants to do something. Logically speaking, people in this world cannot understand it at all. As a result, everyone can communicate without any barriers. Including games in this world, they obviously have their own game ground, but they are inexplicably defeated by the protagonist in all aspects. When I watched it, only the game "Ghost World" was interesting, and the others were very ordinary.
The book promotes Chinese culture and has a certain cultural connotation. The vernacular and the author's understanding of the characters in the famous novel are too superficial. Friends who have needs in this regard may not be suitable to read this book.
When you're done reading, spread the flowers! It is a wonderful murder escape suspense story throughout, with seven levels of increasing difficulty. The heroine is really charming, and the supporting characters are also brilliant. There are many beautiful and smart female characters. Some of the CPs in the article make people want to go crazy. The first and last official appearance of the first love is very impressive. The heroine and the bad guy aunt who can be both male and female are also very interesting.
I haven't read much of it. It's a pretty boyish novel by Xiaobai Shuang. I think the card-making process is also the highlight of this type of book. Unfortunately, the article doesn't write much about the protagonist's character, the protagonist's inner activities, and the protagonist's card-making process. A lot of words are written about how passers-by were shocked. There is no foreshadowing of the difficulty of card making, and it cannot show how powerful the protagonist is. There are no novel settings when it comes to card making. Most of the cards made are ordinary daily necessities. Except for the protagonist's sister, the other characters are very facial-looking.
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