Warm, everyday, relatively relaxing bat cub literature. It is a common problem that the rhythm of the foreshadowing and retraction at the end is weird. Most daily joyful themes with hidden lines or revealing backgrounds are prone to this problem and a sense of fragmentation. Few extras, overall good
It looks good, just right for a blind person like me. Praising the great brotherhood, the plot is logically rigorous and clearly reflects the ideological limitations of feudal society. This is the kind of historical Tong I should watch.
He Xue is really a very cute and lovable person. He is sensitive, hard-working, loves candy, and is willing to try his best to balance the balance between Holmes and Moriarty. Sherlock Holmes in this article is a lucky person, and Moriarty is a country-worshipper. The article mainly uses the first person, with a larger perspective of sophistry (? I don't know if this word is correct). He is worthy of being the author who has written a lot of Hon Ayanokouji Kiyotaka, Shirosusu. Under the limitations of the first person, the reader has been deceived by the protagonist more than once. What he thinks is different from what he says, and what he says is different from what he does. This is really reflected in this article.
The first part of Orangutan Shan, for me, who has never seen FGO, the first part is the best! It has solved a lot of Demon Slayer's regrets, and it's a perfect work.
It's been a long time, so I'll just use the comments in that article. I'm too lazy to write them again.
Let me briefly mention a few advantages of this article, the most obvious one is "non-template". Kenji's eight-faceted beauty, Matsuda's intuitive system, Minami Zero, Jingguang's top chef, and the squad leader are dating. These are the easiest characteristics for fans to catch, and they are also the most difficult to write. Some authors are not strong enough in writing and will always stick to a certain gag. For example, there is a book (not mentioning the name, Just for example) Kenji gets beaten up by Matsuda when he makes fun of him. This is indeed in line with the way the two of them get along, but it happens too many times, and it's a bit numb, as if the author doesn't know what plot to use, and Qianji will fall down again. But this is different. It's obvious that the same type of plot will not appear three times, and even if it does, it will be progressive. Just like the script about the misunderstanding of Matsuda by the contemporaries, although it is a thread that runs through the whole text, this analysis becomes more and more in-depth. From the beginning, it is full of imagination and laughter, and then gradually gets on the right track. Even Matsuda himself did not notice the fact that the reader is really struck by the fact that the author himself has an absolute grasp of the plot. It is so dense and dense. The frequent foreshadowing is enough to show the depth of the details. Some less skilled authors will realize that this is the author conveying information to readers from a God's perspective, and sometimes there will be a sense of incongruity "for this plate of vinegar and this plate of dumplings." But the author is different. The same sentence will have different meanings at different times and from different perspectives.
I usually pay little attention to the writing style. Some immature authors will insert large paragraphs of unclear environmental descriptions, but I usually skip them directly. But the author is very skillful, and there will be no shortage of imagery and metaphors, nor will he rely too much on buzzwords.
Hilarious in daily life, self-love, cheerful, the two-dimensional heroine is a rare little sunshine in Batzai's novels, and she has many interesting jokes.
In this Naruto fanfic, the protagonists are not twins, they are better than twins, and their souls resonate. The fight between the two clans is like Romeo and Juliet. The melancholy plot of internal fighting in the early stage almost made me open up, but fortunately it became cheerful in the later stage. The funny thing is that three of the four brothers fell in love with one of the two sisters, and the two sisters ended up falling in love (on the surface)
Humanoids fall in love with non-human beings. The protagonist seems to lack emotion and has a weird style. I thought there would be a live broadcast in the extra episode that shocked the whole network, but the protagonist just ignored it, which is in line with the character ()