It's a very long story, with a very special background. I even remember that it only appeared after more than a hundred chapters, and a few chapters appeared and disappeared... The protagonist is well designed to be influenced by his family, but because the author classifies this book as pure love, I don't think it is very good... It feels more appropriate to divide the book into non-CP, and the author's cheating is a bit mysterious.
I haven't finished reading the story about raising a cub. It's a very cute cub, but I can't remember why I didn't finish it in the first place. I guess it's because of some flaws in the plot or the writing?
It's a group running game, it's very good-looking, there is no meal replacement for now, the plot design is very good, it can be considered a group portrait? The concept is more like a human epic, which is great
I haven't finished reading it yet, so my question is, is the previous work of Emperor of Spring Breeze, the Fast Traveling to White Moonlight genre, considered a good novel? I can't remember why I didn't finish watching it. I'm still stuck on my problem. If you like it, you can comment in the comments section.
I haven't finished it yet. My question is, it's a very funny article, but my final week may have ended before I finished it, so I haven't finished it yet.
Reviewing history, the writing and plot are top-notch, but the ending is a bit abrupt? Some people think it's unfinished, but I think it's abrupt, but it's still satisfactory? But compared to the expectations for it, the ending may be a bit disappointing
It's very good-looking, with an American style. I like the protagonist Shou very much because he has a strong sense of subjectivity. Dr. Xi, who knows he is a genius and uses his own advantages, is very cute and good.
The plot and writing are okay, but teachers and students in disguise? It has a daddy flavor, but later on it suddenly turned into a Western fantasy style... Which is a bit not to my taste [helpless]
It is a very classic Liuzi literature, but it should be noted that the language style may be a bit old-fashioned, and the attack is completely controlled (what kind of pot goes with what lid for two people). Omnivorous people can read it, and other things, uh uh uh, read with caution.
It's a very heart-warming article. I picked it up from the article about raising cubs. Although the protagonist of this book is not the cub but the person who raises the cub, hahahaha, overall it's okay, but the plot and writing feel are a bit flawed.
I read the article about raising cubs in the early days. The cubs are quite cute, but maybe there is something wrong with the writing or the plot? Later on, I didn't have the motivation to continue reading.
I read Shi Tongwen last time. What attracted me most about this book was the author's views on Confucianism and his interpretation of some historical materials. It's worth reading.
I haven't finished reading it yet. I read it in the first issue of Shi Tongshang. It deifies Fusu too much and is heavily controlled by his father. It's okay in the early stages, but it gets more boring as it goes on. Maybe it's a personal problem on my part.
I like this article. At the end of the story, I took the leg of lamb handed to me by Tan Ying and took out my notebook. I still didn't have the courage to drop everything and travel, but I was willing to see the world again. At the beginning of the article, I felt that I was loved by the world. In the middle of the article, I felt that the world did not love me. At the end of the story, I seemed to feel the world's equal love for all living beings, so I will also touch the world gently.
It's ok, but are there some background panels? The plot design is pretty good. When I saw the revival of spiritual energy in the later stage, maybe I was a little exhausted because I had seen too many of the same routines. It was a bit boring and routine.