The ultimate omnivore, Wuxiawu means Wuxia/Xiawu. The word limit is limited. All comments are only personal opinions. If you think I am wrong, you are right.
[Curse Yi/Gojo Satoru] The following is purely my personal understanding: Gojo Satoru is not the kind of person who will develop feelings after being together for a long time. Uh, you two are not a good match. If you feel sorry for him, just do something. Just feel sorry for him...
[Curse Yi/Five Summer Sandwich] No two of us can talk about it together. It's a phase. I still like the protagonist when he first appears. He is very mysterious, just like a god from the sky descending to earth. The longer we get along, the more we feel that the protagonist is heading towards the mortal world. I have never played a secret sect simulator, but it should not affect the viewing. You can see, I will give high marks for the first part, and for the later part, um...
[Curse Yi/Pseudo Five Summers Sandwich] The ending of making dumplings is a classic tram problem, but the protagonist is alone at one end of the tram and holding the console in his hand. He actively sacrifices for someone else to make it a happy ending. It's fun to watch and doesn't require any brainpower.
[Chu Yi/Xia Youjie] Pseudo Bones, don't read it with a lot of brains, the writing is pretty good, there is a little bit of description, and the ending is he
[Curse Otome/Rangmen Sunuo] Maybe the characters are slightly OOC. I can't say, because I can't find any examples of Somen-sama developing cherished feelings for women in the original novel. However, I seem to be looking for trouble in the logic of the Otome novel (what? Are you familiar with this?), It's a pretty sweet story, and it has a happy ending anyway, so you can watch it.
[Juyi/Zenyuan Naoya] The character OOC is very powerful, and Naoya is written too kindly. Based on my understanding from watching the anime, Naoya should be the kind of person who has a strong moral sense and a low moral sense. In addition to Jin'er, I think he is also an advocate of non-warlocks and non-human beings. In this film, Naoya seems to be written as a puppy. His moral sense is a bit high, and he doesn't adapt to it.
[No cp] The protagonist is from the Night Rabbit tribe, and he often visions of some gods in his mind. You don't need to use your brain to see it. It's a relatively easy-to-understand and free article, but nine times out of ten it's a trap.
[Chu Yi/Xia Youjie] Personally, I don't understand this style of writing very well. Novels or vernacular writing are more suitable for me. It has a bit of youth pain literature (?) In short, I started to read ten lines at a time. The author may have been immersed in his own world.
[Curse B/Da Chaos Stew] A very rich short story, don't read it with your brain in mind, it's a great read, but it's not very friendly to some characters. If you think the original protagonist can't judge the comic characters, I don't recommend reading it. Also, I don't recommend reading it for people who can't see the comic characters being bad at all, as it will make them sad.
[Curse Yi/Gojo Satoru] I really like the protagonist who has a restrained and sober IQ online, but this book is a bit anticlimactic. If I insist on saying it, the emotional line is still a little far-fetched, but it is still worth reading.
[Curse 1/Gojo Satoru] You should attack the character as early as possible (tactical back-up). It is short and thoughtful, does not require much thinking, and at the end it feels like breaking the fourth wall.
[No cp] But it is very intimate, and there is a vague sense of instant recognition. This article has its own combat power level, which is not suitable for a very serious reading. It has dark and dark descriptions, but it is a refreshing article for readers. There are many interesting tasks. The protagonist blends in very smoothly, and it doesn't matter if you read it with your brain. After reading the end, I feel a little lost. It would be nice if I could continue, but this is not bad. It is an article that I will regurgitate if I forget most of the plot.
[Curse Yi/Shi'er] It's a very relaxing article. It has a perfect plot of everyone making dumplings together. You don't have to worry about it and you can read it with peace of mind.
[Curse Yi/Gojo Satoru] It's a cool article. I can only say that there are very few stories that are not OOC. In short, you can read it without thinking.
[Curse B/First Five, Then Summer] Mommy is working hard, and she treats the protagonist very well. Wu has a strong sense of OOC. I can only say that our Xiaowu is not the kind of kid who is very bad to girls, right? From the comics and the interactions with Glass of the same period, we can see that we don't treat girls like this? All in all, it was much different from what I imagined.
[Curse 2/Gojo Satoru] Gojo Satoru's portrayal is in a patriarchal direction. The protagonist... Well (touching his chin) I feel like it is just for Gojo Satoru's plate of dumplings. It is a reflection of the author's will. It is also a very classic love five and distressed five character design. In short, I don't feel that I can stand next to Gojo at the um... How should I say... Height? Status? I know that the author feels sorry for Wu, but the existence of this protagonist does not seem to be able to play this role very well.
[Chu Yi/Xia Youjie] Male protagonist, oh male protagonist, the plot is okay, quite bland, but the emotional line is really abrupt, you can't watch it without thinking.
[Curse B/Hiruhito] Is it because of the feelings of saving? I feel like you don't love Heruhito-chan very much. She has a huge gold finger and a lot of knowledge is pouring into the world of curses. There are too many style descriptions and I want to laugh every time I watch it. There are also many jokes in the author's writing. It's really funny, but it's pretty average (plot).