It's very sweet, very sweet, very sweet. I like it very much. The writing is not the best but it's at a level where I can't see any bad points.
The second brush is still in love, who can resist Xiaoyu's coquettishness! !
I looked too closely at Sanshu. I also contacted Xiaoyu from other same-world literature. I really shouldn't have thought too hard.
A very cute and healing book.
I really like the name Lin Qingyan that Gong regained in the if line. Gong's original father is really a very good and gentle person.
I feel very sad because in the original world, I was an immunodeficient patient and had been living in a glass ward. Although I don't remember which book I read this setting before, I still have the same feeling. But I didn't expect Shou to be cured at the end of the original world, although it was even more sad to have a car accident right after he was cured.
I was attracted by an article in the rating that said, "This article has some in-depth thoughts on artificial intelligence, people and machines, and human choices." So I hope more people can read it.
However, one thing that is a bit regretful is that I have always wanted to kill Zhuang. I always feel that he has controlled the fake young master brother for a lifetime, and he always vaguely stands on the opposite side of the protagonist group. This person always feels like a villain with a big conspiracy. There is so much foreshadowing in the previous text, but everyone is fine in the end. I don't know if the author didn't write it or couldn't write it. Maybe it's because of such a sweet article that I suddenly really wanted a happy ending.
Cute little sweet article. After reading it for the second time, I still feel very emotional. There are many points in this plot that are very sad. Even if I know the follow-up, I will still automatically think of sad stories when I see them... Anyone who is not a sweet writer, but not these two, will not be so sweet.
After three brushes, the candy is still too soft... I still have a hard time treating Ruan Mian as a child, especially when his behavior demolishes the main CP but no one seriously rejects him. Isn't this a legitimate sign in Zhu Ma Wen?
Some simple, brainless and sweet articles that are all perfect~ It feels very comfortable to read. New conflicts and misunderstandings are resolved within one or two chapters. There is absolutely nothing hidden between the two of them, which is so worry-free.
It's been two and three games. The first half is relatively easy, but the plot in the second half is still a little uncomfortable.
I forgot why I put it in the read category in the first place. Counting this, I've already swiped it three times...
However, this article is quite sweet, except for the small animals part, which I am not very interested in reading.
The first half was pretty good, but after watching it I didn't want to watch it anymore. The nurturing relationship between the two people in the early stage was quite interesting, but in the later stage, the attack was completely over the top, forgetting it once or twice, and always relied on being soft-hearted to force him to make decisions. The plot of the last scene together didn't have a good transition either. It felt like Gong's relationship was forced to end before he could fully think about it.
It's a fake book, it's nice to read, the author's writing style is light, and it has a special feeling. The relationship between the protagonists in the early and middle stages was particularly sweet, but at the end of the climax, when the foreshadowing was recycled, all the readers were lightly tortured with a knife and cried. I like the two posts very much
As a pseudo-travel book, the first half of the book is quite exciting. It has the flavor of an ancient novel and is very funny. The plot is gradually getting better, the intricate background is gradually unfolding, and the protagonists are basically in a high position and have not suffered any grievances.
The second half of the volume was just plain simple. Not only was he being led by the mastermind behind the scenes, but he was also beyond the reach of his subordinates abroad. The F4s were all like trash, disappearing, childish, childish, stupid, and stupid. The most important thing was that the protagonist was disgustingly offended by a bunch of people who couldn't even be considered cannon fodder. It was really frustrating and unbearable. The later stages were even more chaotic, and it felt like the writing was a mess. I was too lazy to comment on the process of defeating the villain boss, so it ended just like that.
It's so crazy that I can't stand it... It's just a mental illness. It doesn't make sense. I feel like I'm soft-hearted all the time. In fact, I've been forced to love you. Okay, I admit that I don't like this one. It's completely different from the dog training I expected.
I particularly love this very good protagonist. He is vicious and the parasitic flower that blooms in the heart will suck the host into a human being. He is selfish and needs a lot of people and a lot of love to water his life, which needs excitement and excitement.
It's a pity that the author didn't write it well. The previous np is really great. In addition, the main text of the copywriting "You don't look like him when you talk like this" does not appear. I actually really want to see this. The main reason is that the author cut off the content later. It feels like a lot of it is broken.
But overall it's quite enjoyable to watch, I wish you better
There is only one chapter about the crematorium, and I'm sorry for Yan Yan's suffering in the previous sixty chapters. It's a little bit higher and lower in the back.
It's basically a brainless little sweet article. The author tried hard but unfortunately none of the cars successfully escaped the review, which made me unable to read it.
This is the first time I have seen this kind of abo private device. In fact, the author's idea is very good, but it's a pity that he didn't explain it clearly until the extra chapter. Even the specific settings are still written in the personal extra chapter with the name of the book.
It's really hard to hold on to the viewing angle in the first brush, but it's sweeter when you have a basic setting in the second brush. After three brushes, I did find that many authors did not control the rhythm well and wrote incomprehensible writing styles. There were also many typos.
The reading recommendation is to understand the settings first and then read