The books in the book list are just like the titles. I read some of them in full and sorted them out myself. I wanted to review them because I wanted to create a book list and I had to catch up on homework, but I found that I had to review them. It was a bit crazy.
It's a long article, and it's very interesting. It's just some settings, ways to break the game, etc. It made me dizzy after reading it (clicking my fingers)
Tangtang is a stupid beauty! Cute baby, come and let me... Well, no, let's get back to the topic. I am following this serial. Most of the questions in the front will be answered in the end, and tears will flow down unconsciously when I look at it... Family members should be more confident and learn to love themselves.
I went back and read part of it, what can I say... I feel like everything is a bit of a spoiler... Let me just say it briefly, Sui Sui (Yes, this is his full name, Lin Sui Sui) has quite a big contrast in his character before and after the article. There is a plot in the second half that is a bit far-fetched, and the overall direction is a bit too high-spirited... No It may be better to be a little more thorough. Let me talk about the plot first. There will be quite a big change in identity in the early and late phases of the plot. In the later stage, this book is a bit like Narcissus... The emotional line can only be said to be okay. When I saw the end, I felt that their relationship was more like "obsession" than love, but it seemed to be a natural thing to turn into love.
I haven't finished reading it, and I don't remember much about it. One thing that's special is that each copy seems to be a dream, and there is no system. It seems like this (scratching my head. Jpg)
It's still being serialized. I haven't followed it for a while and I can't remember it. At that time, I seemed to think that the plot was very good, but the emotional line was a little bit unclear (why on earth must this book have a review! I really can't remember it. Damn it)
It's Narcissus, but it doesn't seem to be accurate. Xie Chi (receiving) and Xie Xinglan (attacking) are related to the main and sub-personalities. Xie Chi is the main personality and Xie Xinglan is the sub-personality. It looks good in my impression.
I've finished reading it but I don't remember much... What's the difference between this and catching up on homework?
I went back and watched it again. I can't say much because I can't spoil it, but I feel like it would be spoilers if I told you a little bit. Overall, it's a sweet love story! The length is relatively short, but it feels like it contains a lot of information and the setting is a bit complicated (knowledge entered my brain in a despicable way. Jpg). A little more transparent? Personally, I feel that the key point is to understand whether time is linear or in some other state. But what is different is that the party equivalent to the infinite system in this book has no ill intentions towards human beings. The original intention of the system's emergence is □□ (I hope it doesn't reveal too much, so let's just make do with it (cover the quilt and sleep peacefully. Jpg))
I don't actually remember the plot clearly, but it's probably pretty good since it hasn't been removed from my collection. One thing I should mention is that Xiao Wu is the cute and soft type, and his personality will remain the same when he gets stronger in the later stage. But how can I put it... Maybe because the two characters of Wei Shi and Xiao Wu were created by the author in the early stage, I personally feel that they are a little flat.
Friendly reminder, this book is about a mirror, and in my mind it turns back into a human very late (basically the entire book exists in the form of a mirror (in my mind)). But I think the plot and game settings are pretty good. The settings of "people favored by fate" and "people fighting against fate" are quite new to me.
I reviewed part of it, thought about it, and added one more thing. Xing Ye (Gong) is a smart, normal person. He doesn't have many cheating fingers. The only cheating finger may be his brain (?). Then let's talk about the small mirror. It gives me the impression of a golden young master (not in a derogatory sense), a bit squeamish (not in a derogatory sense), afraid of insects, with good eyesight, and very keen in distinguishing people's good and evil (I can't think of a better word at the moment, let's use this one for now). Generally speaking, in my opinion, it is not a double-strength one, but it is not a strong attack and a weak one either.
What impressed me the most was Wen Zheliu's family who treated him very badly... (But I didn't mean that the author wrote it badly). The plot is still the same and I can't remember it (I watched it a year ago, please forgive me (put your hands together)
Mingyue is the protagonist in the author's other book "The King's Script Killing Game {Infinite}". I remember both books as okay. I can't remember the plot and so on. I personally don't like the emotional line.