I will briefly record the articles I read and discarded in half, and may revisit them in the future. Because Jinjiang does not have the function of marking books. But to avoid the impact of comment ratings, it will be deleted after the article is completed)
Feeling a bit boring... Don't know why...
It's almost a game-like article. The plot of the book about the natural disaster hot spring street next door is much better. The heroine is also more likeable....
I've read this article over and over again, but I didn't find it very appealing. Then I read the Chinese version of the heroine's break-up-engagement story and found it quite boring, so I just wanted to skip it.
The title looks interesting, but the content seems to be quite ordinary.
The text is a bit bland and not exciting enough
I originally thought that the core plot (volume) had other developments, but after looking at the content, it seemed like an ordinary infinite stream. A little less special
I don't agree with the protagonist's three views.
The writing is very much like a clever patchwork, but unfortunately I am not interested in these clever things. And there is no clear story line. It is written as if it is a story based on the above and slowly progresses.
The game pet account has an interesting start (especially for those years).
But the opening plot development was not very well written. Not compact enough and has too much narrative
Not as expected
Apart from the dragon shape, the dragon feels like a modern person, and the writing is a bit bland at the beginning. Everyday trivial matters. I'm not interested enough to keep reading.
Not very attractive
It is not the same as the imaginary business development article.
The text is a bit trivial, I read it many times
I prefer stories about taking risks and fighting monsters, or rushing to the scene. The health bar next door looks better (although the different development of Xiaoshu Xiaoshi and Xuanwu in the ending is a bit unnecessary)