Each book contains some of my feelings after reading it, which is purely subjective. You can judge for yourself whether you want to read it or not. (If you have any good chronicle articles, please recommend them!)
The background of the Republic of China; the plot and characters are very good. The various plots of the surgery are very interesting.
But I didn't watch the infectious disease episode at the end because I didn't really like that kind of plot, but the other plots were very good, and I highly recommend them.
I also couldn't find a meal replacement book. If there are any literary treasures of the same type, can you recommend them to me [Spread Flowers]
I seem to have only read a third of this book. I stopped reading when I saw something about an epidemic or something. I didn't feel it was as good as "The Sun".
("Hot Sun" is also a work by this author)
The Republic of China period is very beautiful! Belongs to the powerful and has supernatural properties. The arrogant kitten is attacked by X shamelessly.
But I still saw the two protagonists together and stopped watching. It seems that I didn't have enough Jinjiang coins at that time [covering my face and laughing] Maybe I will watch it again later
I'm currently reading it. The writing, plot, and characters are all ok. If you like it after reading the text, you can jump in directly.
I'll tell you the details after I finish reading it.
The opening chapter is also very interesting, but the protagonists get together so quickly that I can't watch the rest of it. Maybe I'll come back and read it when I'm in a literary rut.
The beginning was very interesting, the conflict and plot were very good, but in the second half it became a bit too bland. When I saw the Far East where I wanted to study abroad, I didn't want to continue watching it.
The dialogue of the protagonist in the early stage is really formulaic. It quotes a famous quote in two sentences, which is a bit tiring to read.
It's very nice. It's a micro-group portrait. Every character is well portrayed, but I don't like one of the plots: Gong and Shou are obviously already together, but Shou allows others to mistakenly think that he and Gong are not a couple. Everything else is fine
I saw an interaction between Lei Shou and the female counterpart in the comment area. There was indeed a lot of interaction between the two, but it was within the scope of what I can accept. If you want to see it, you can consider it.
I read this book a little early, and it seems that it was inspired by the golden finger of There is a Space Spiritual Spring, and the golden finger is quite big. I don't remember what the plot is.
But I have subscribed to chapter 166, so I should still be able to read it [dog head]
This is the second chronicle I have read.
Overall, it's a good read. However, some plots in the early and middle stages have a bit too much description of the supporting characters. There's also the Golden Finger about Shou. It's not that it's not good, but the descriptions in some aspects feel a bit sloppy. It's pretty good if you just think of it as a sweet article [Spreading Flowers]
It's okay. I remember that the comments on the previous chapters seemed to be a bit scolding. I don't recommend reading them.
Also, there are a lot of plot descriptions that I feel are unnecessary and purely for the purpose of showing off skills (personal opinion)
But I like the character design of Shou very much and the profession of the protagonist is still novel (it may be the first time I have seen this type of film). Overall, it is worth watching. Recommended