I have read more than 70% of it, and the plot, logic, characterization, sentences, and emotions are all above average, and some dimensions are particularly outstanding.
No book is perfect, but in order to ensure distinction (high-quality authors in the Care Lily section), of course it is five stars! The author is very good at delicate psychological descriptions, the style is light and warm, the plot is reasonable and gripping, the novel is of moderate length, you can enjoy the joy of loving kittens and rua dogs as soon as you become a shareholder, Ji Zai, come on!
"The General" among the dwarves is one of the more outstanding books in the recent Lily Channel. It can be seen that the author has a complete outline, the responses to various foreshadowings and undertones are complete and smooth, the motivations for each person's actions are clear, and the two heroines and important supporting characters have distinct images. Overall, it is a well-written, refreshing book with a hearty plot.
It's a short story. The setting is interesting, the behavioral descriptions are amazing, and many psychological activities are expressed through this. The last bit was a bit lackluster, but fortunately it ended decisively, and overall it was great. There is no in-depth exploration of any heavy propositions, no big twists, and no superficial writing just for the sake of bad money. It is suitable for those who want to read something light, sweet, well-written and thoughtful.
Not bad. If you can endure the seemingly awkward "awkwardness" and a lot of suspense in the protagonist's early emotional line, you will find that it is a good novel. The motivations of the protagonist's actions are reasonable and sufficient, and all the doubts and suspense are answered later. Go and see it with confidence! Everything will be fine in the end. If you like the sweetness of the ambiguous period, don't miss it.
The latter part is a bit sloppy, the image of the villain is a bit thin and weird, and the suspense part is a bit stiff. The first part of the book is very well written, and the setting of the soul-nurturing Buddha in the whole book is particularly good. In addition, the foreshadowing laid out in the previous part is basically filled in carefully. As a lily theme that is so cold, the level is still very good.
The plot is very interesting, the setting is great, and the two protagonists are very close to each other. If you like psychology, you can watch it. However, this author's works are always very tense, and I am always in suspense and curiosity when reading them. I am not very friendly to my glass-hearted person who likes to be more relaxed.
It is bland and relaxing, semi-realistic, no cruelty, and the quality is "very even" (there is basically no difference in quality before and after). It can be regarded as an IQ-rated plain water with cookies, suitable for people who like light-hearted themes.
Although it is a Mary Sue background, the writing is quite sophisticated and not dramatic. The overall atmosphere is relatively relaxed. Readers who like weak Qi A with a high sense of morality can check it out
The latter part is not as good as the first one, the ending is a bit sloppy, and the foreshadowing is not completely recycled, but the Egyptian flavor is really charming, so much so that it still impresses me even after several years. There are a few highlights that are also great.
From the plot point of view, it is very good, a very exciting and good story, the plot does not fall into the trap of ordinary systematic writing, it is more interesting and rounded and more logical. Dai Qing's generous temperament adds a lot of humor, and the emotional value of the article is full. The only drawback may be that the image of Mo Mo is slightly inferior, and the presentation of her psychological changes is not so delicate.
The setting is reasonable, faithful to the original work, but also has some great customizations. The logic is smooth and the plot is decent. The relationship between the two develops slowly, sweet but not greasy, like chrysanthemum tea. I like it very much. Very attentive.
Your Highness is mighty! Long live the skinny and warm-witted Demon King!
The author, Meow, has a very sophisticated ability to control words. Reading this book is like being held in the arms of an upright big sister. She is safe, happy and reliable, without having to worry about getting hurt. You will be sure that the exciting plot will unfold naturally, various characters with distinctive personalities will meet one after another, and all the unsolved doubts will be answered.
The matter of crossing doubts was not explained clearly. This article has the potential to be better, but for now it's okay. Overall, it is a relatively good fantasy novel among Lily Xianxia. The improvement of strength and emotional changes are developed in the main line in an interesting way, and the characters of each character are also relatively vivid. Xiao Zhu is actually a very suave character, and readers who like low-key heartthrobs will like her.
It is a light entertainment background story that mainly focuses on emotional drama. The two emotional developments in the book drama and the book itself are very delicate and touching.
It has a more chivalrous flavor, and the plot foreshadowing is also very exciting. If you look closely, the story is quite cruel, but in fact, the reading experience is very relaxing, and the glass heart is friendly.
Theme is western fantasy. Not bad, the setting and plot are the highlights, the emotions and plot advance alternately, the tension is moderate, and the ending is perfect. I just don't know why the author hasn't written recently.