It pays more attention to the plot and some of them are read very early. The ones recommended in the re-order are all finished and can be eaten with confidence.
It's good to watch. Some of the dungeons are quite scary. In the early and middle stages, Gong is almost a character in memories. He doesn't really appear until very late. The emotional line is so-so, but the dungeons are really well written.
It's okay. The author seems to like to write about happy endings. Almost all of them are like this. They are all in a dangerous different world. Everyone except the protagonist actually listens to the protagonist. It's too cookie-cutter, too stable and peaceful. It's about betrayal and fighting between people. In the middle and late stages of the fight, almost all of them are gone. It's a bit high and low. The front ones are good-looking, but the back ones are very ordinary. It's the old routine of family reunion. It's such a rare and interesting setting for Bai Xiang. (The above is just my personal opinion. If you have different opinions, please don't scold me.
Cross-dressing Attack [Love Eyes] (has a lot of scenes), the plot is okay, the emotional line is also good, not as good as the author's nightmare movie
It looks good, and the writing is quite scary. I was scared. Is it really a bit miserable? The main CP and deputy CP are both redemption-oriented. They are very cute and make my heart warm when I read it. The little flowers and the little cave are also super cute. In general, it is delicate, the plot is complete, interlocking, and the foreshadowing is well laid out.
Overall, it's pretty good, but there are a lot of details that haven't been handled well, and the foreshadowing hasn't been done well, leaving some holes, but it's still fairly complete. It's just that the extra is too watery...
She is so amazing, she has complete control over the beauty [star eyes] [star eyes] [star eyes] (it's been too long since I watched it, I can't remember the rest)
It's great to watch. The growth line of the protagonist is great. It's written very delicately. You can feel the process of the protagonist gradually getting stronger. It's a bit nurturing.