There is no need to say much about Mrs. Mussuri's article. I personally think the story is very innovative and the writing style is guaranteed. It can be regarded as a semi-group portrait article, and there are many descriptions of the protagonist [good]
It is an infinite flow novel. The plot logic is very tight. There are basically no bugs in the whole text. Each character has a distinct personality. The writing is also good. The emotional lines of the two protagonists are also sweet. The ending is a little bit sad, but I personally think it is okay.
I read this book a long time ago. I'm not sure if it counts as unlimited streaming, but it's a dungeon type. The two protagonists are both little bitter gourds. Some of the dungeons are very interesting. My personal favorite is the one about skating. It feels like pure love.
It is a serious drama, and there will be relatively few descriptions of emotional lines in the full text. The majority of the text is about competitions, but the emotional progress of the protagonists is well written and natural. Some of the detailed descriptions interspersed in some competitions are really awkward. Regardless of the content of the competition, it can actually be read as an e-sports article.
It's also an unlimited stream. I read this book a long time ago. It seems to be a favorite of the group, probably, but it's also very interesting. I remember it.
I didn't finish it in the end, but it was very interesting. It's considered a dungeon, but I don't think it's an infinite stream. Two of the protagonists are very cute.
Nice! Is it because the author didn't get into the mood at the beginning? The description is a bit clumsy in some parts. It feels like a word is used many times. It would be a bit uncomfortable if you pay more attention to details. However, the plot becomes interesting as it develops later. The story of a young man who eventually becomes a king and the protagonist is very charming.
This book is really scary. Although the scary routines in the whole text are basically the same, the author's writing is good and the world view is creative. I'm looking forward to the second part. If you don't mind the horror style plus 2v1 (two attacks and one attack), you can really read it.
It's good-looking. It's really jarring to see Shou being pulled out of the shadow step by step by Gong, and Gong really loves Shou, and the two of them are very sweet. There is basically no flesh-like description in the whole text, or even very little, but you can feel that their relationship is heating up, and they are very happy.