Some of the non-CP novels are actually pretty good in terms of writing style, and some are tepid and transparent because the plots are more everyday. You can take a look at the literary wasteland.
This book is really good. I have read some of it and I think it is quite good among career-oriented fast-traveling articles. Maybe it is because the author is a novice and does not have a matching number of collections, which is quite a pity.
It belongs to the category of good-looking fairy tales, which are quite female-strong. Because the heroine belongs to the evil camp, but she is also a neutral person, so she has a strange and smooth reading experience. Maybe this is Mu Qiang. The lack of full marks is because the updates are unstable! ! I don't know why this kind of immortality writing is always easy to break.
The low score doesn't mean it's not good, it's because I haven't seen it enough! I don't really like entertainment industry articles. This one is already pretty good among all the debut articles, but I still didn't insist on reading it because of my distraction. It's okay for the plot I've already seen.
Overall, it is more in line with the literature of madness. The heroine touches everyone equally. The idea is long gone, so the details are forgotten. The reason why I did not give full marks should be that some of the cool points were not handled well. For example, the heroine going crazy will create a lot of value, but she does not care about it, so the supporting characters will seem to benefit more. It is difficult to describe this uncomfortable feeling. It is similar to the feeling of a silly daughter who is a koi but can easily be taken advantage of. The previous plot can really be added to make people laugh.
The daily gags between the master and the apprentice are heart-warming to the point of making people cry. In terms of the specific plot, the progress in the later stages is too fast, and there is a feeling of "oh, it's over", but overall it is still great.
I prefer to call it a "scheming-type cultivator". The female protagonist is actually very good, and the setting of dying if you don't fight is also very touching. According to the author's skills, it actually doesn't only have three stars. It's purely because it has been discontinued indefinitely. You can take a look at the literary wasteland.
This is a fairy tale-style story, where you witness or hear a lot of anecdotes from the heroine's perspective. It's quite interesting. The third reason is that it is updated indefinitely. If updates are guaranteed, it should be the kind of story that I would follow to the end. In terms of character, the heroine is a traditional indifferent genius. People who have too much empathy will feel slightly uncomfortable reading it, but the flaws are not concealed.
As for the rating of completion, in fact many of the daily routines in the article are quite heartwarming.
In addition, the overall combination of Western District and Eastern Countryside will be very exciting. Looking forward to the next improved book.
Strictly speaking, it is about 3.75 Stars. The overall world view is very grand, and the values are quite good. However, sometimes readers may feel that there are too many redundant descriptions of thoughts, and the protagonist's participation in some plots is also too low, almost overindulging. It's understandable and consistent with the setting. It would be much better if everyone realized from the beginning that it was a group portrait.
What first attracted me to the copywriting was the weird and funny part about the sexy costumes and the hard control. In fact, the plot of the main text is really not that big of a deal, but it seems to have a higher appearance rate than other costumes.
For me, the overall joy is the unique combination of the magical costumes and the unexpected victory. But the highlight of the article is actually the resistance stories of various small characters.
If you read it as an interesting online article, the rhythm is not neat enough and the fun points are not clear enough.
I read it as an in-depth article, but it added too many cool elements to make it unforgettable.
It feels a little bit like I am neither above nor below. My wife should be able to do better.
Strictly speaking, the score is less than 5 points and 4 points is in the early aughts, but the remaining points are short enough (although the underlying romance actually has no emotional debt, only bonds)
It doesn't matter to me, but it may be a highlight:
The heroine is very sad in the early stage.
The previous plot will have a lot of psychological descriptions that are as gorgeous as prose.
Because she dresses as a man, the heroine is often mistaken for a boy. (This is because some people feel uncomfortable in the comment area. I don't recommend reading this comment area. It was written too early and there is nothing interesting about it. There are too many comments that can easily affect the perception)
It is very unique and does not follow the plot, but it is a bit derivative of the plot scum. The creation of the original protagonist is very careful and powerful, almost reaching the point where if such a person joined the Demon Slayer Corps at that time, there would be such a sense of déjà vu. The protagonist had divinity in the early stage, but because his native family lacked a stable humanity, he was extremely dissociated and self-loathing. In the later stage, he was infected with a certain amount of humanity by the members of the Demon Slayer Squad, but because of the absolute proportion of divinity, he chose a pseudo-he ending where he only sacrificed himself. Finally, he entered hell and reconciled with himself because he finally became an inhuman existence. Instead, humanity overcame divinity and became alive.
It's a very interesting setting, and the interactions between the characters are all textbook-level in explaining what bond is, instead of being like the literature in recent years that everything can be linked to love, which is quite healing.