They should all be popular articles, but I haven't finished reading them. I'm going to recommend them all before I finish them, purely because everyone agrees that they are a lot of interesting articles.
The heroine is very beautiful, and she relies on her beauty to commit crimes, and she often performs unexpected actions. The male protagonist doesn't have a special background, but he doesn't steal the limelight either. But in fact, the interactions between the female protagonist and her teammates and even her spiritual pet (the ghost bride) are much worse than the male protagonist. The author of the romance novels' talent for emotional drama is always a bit skewed.
The comment section will say that the first few articles written by my wife are better, but I read them because they are not my favorite themes. I only haven't read the last few chapters of this one. Overall, it is really great. It is a perfect combination of Chinese fairy tales and unlimited dungeons. The controversial part of this article is that there is a court, and it is a group of rotten oranges who play politics. It is a little delayed when the heroine is working hard to improve herself and change the lives of people around her. The rest is great.
It's a very strange Western fantasy setting. It feels like reading a save, so it's quite brain-burning. The plot part I saw is still unresolved, but because of the interlocking settings, I am willing to give it this score. If it ends later, please let me know. Anyway, I don't think it's a big deal.
The cyber theme is not as good as the boss book with its endless plots and tight rhythm, but it is still okay. It is similar to a replacement of the same theme (limited to the part I have watched). However, when I watched it, the male protagonist did not seem to come out. I was busy analyzing the plot in my mind and wanted to see the female protagonist start a career. When I wanted to see the heroine start a career, there were always some junkies in the comments section that made me feel stuck in my throat. One of the main reasons why I didn't finish it (this is not its problem but mine, but the subjective feeling is reduced).
Strictly speaking, 4.5 Points is almost the same, and the missing points are not updated stably. In fact, the end of the first two worlds can be regarded as the end, because the very clear and refreshing point is in the first Great Qin world, which is really witty to the point of wowing people. The subsequent worlds are not bad, but the pearls and jade are in the front, so they are not so entertaining. After that, I occasionally skip a few chapters, and almost forget the previous plot. It is a pity that if I maintain the level of completion and finish it from the beginning, the rating should be higher.
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