The plot and emotional lines are integrated very well, and it feels really good to watch the protagonist slowly grow up during the confrontation.
In the wasteland world, everyone has his or her own position, and the author describes every supporting character very delicately. The characters who only appear in one chapter also have their own stories. They are not just characters in the story, they are people you may meet.
After reading this book, I once again admire the author's ability to arrange stories and shape the characters and readers' thoughts through information gaps. It will make you want to read it again from a different angle after reading it [Love Eyes]
When I read the first half of this book, I thought, "Ah! The author is so good at describing the relationship between two people. How can he write so well! My heart became warm after reading it (*??艸`*)". As for the second half, "It hurts. How can it hurt so much? As long as two people are together well, it will be fine."
Don't stop watching this work because of the weird title. The title has nothing to do with the plot.
The plot and emotions are perfectly wrapped up, and all the foreshadowings buried earlier are mentioned, and they are all written at just the right time, so I didn't feel the plot was dragging out at all while reading.
As for the relationship line from mutual hatred to mutual appreciation at the beginning, although Rong Su is really a straight guy, it is really interesting to fall into the emotional trap step by step under Nangong Yan's various temptations.
I already know that they had a good life in the end, and they have always been in love, so when I watched it, it was not as painful as "Players Please Take Your Seat [Infinite]".
The proportion of plot and emotion is just right. If you feel that the emotion line in the first 100 chapters is strangely fast, then you can roughly understand why after clearing the dungeon 007.
The degree of wanting to watch the plot goes far beyond watching the emotional line. Although the emotional line is well written and very sweet, sometimes there is a bit too much emotional writing, and I want to see the stories of other characters instead, which is a bit regretful.
The extras supplemented what I thought was an ordinary plot and turned it into something special. If there were no follow-up supplements, I would have thought this book was a book to be read during a literary shortage. But after reading it, I felt that if I like the protagonist or Bai Wan's setting, I think I can read it.
If you want to read Sweet Love, I don't recommend this book. The ratio of plot to emotion in this book is about 7:3, but the plot line is really interesting and the setting is also interesting. I recommend it to those who want to read the plot.
The setting is special, the plot is ordinary, and the characters are good-looking. It's especially funny when you say that swordsmen are a bunch of stupid geese.
The plot and emotion gave me a 3:7 feeling.
The plot is really good. You can guess who did what and what everyone wants from the clues given by the author. These are really great, but the disadvantage is that there is too little plot. I hope the author can write more plots.
The emotions are also good to watch, especially Liu Randi leading Jingren to explore his own emotions step by step, turning Jingren from a secret guard who only obeys his master to a person with his own ideas. It's really great! And there's a lot of meat, and there are various ways to play it.
All I can say is that the early stages of the film paved the way for joy, and the later stages were so sad that I cried, but I loved the plot and emotional development.
From doubting each other at the beginning, to gradually giving each other's back, and finally supporting each other to survive together, the author made the protagonists and supporting characters look like people who will appear around us. I really like this.
The only flaw is that the time is set in 2075 for some reasons. This setting only appears in the early and final stages, which is a pity.