I like the worldview. I don't like watching love and killing, because if it's not well written, it looks like a mouthless couple. It turns out that they really don't have a mouth. You kept eight secrets from me and I kept nine secrets from you. I was still hating one second, but reconciled the next second. The reader is a part of the protagonist's play. Talking about the setting, such a magnificent world view was not laid out in the early stage. I only wrote a little bit and returned to the small map political fight. This kind of love and hate will be shared in the later stage as the perspective of the protagonist deepens. Ming, this world is so mysterious and attractive, why don't I write more about it? Anyway, I'm really scratching my head. I don't want to be forced to fill in all kinds of descriptions of the protagonist's family's troubles when I don't know anything about it. There are not many characters. What kind of people and personalities are there for the various characters of other bloodlines? No, group portrait lovers are greatly disappointed [laughing and crying]. Some of the actions of the protagonist are also difficult to understand. In this way, I may go back to read it when the literature is exhausted.
I like the setting, but when I was licked, I didn't see any emotional tendencies. My heartbeat was all in the author's little theater [laughing and crying]
Maybe it's because I'm older and don't like this kind of interpersonal relationship, where the logic is like elementary school students fighting cocks.
The golden finger is so big that the advancement progress is too fast, it seems like an unnutritious running list, the organization of attack and attack is crazy, too idealistic, and the setting of this rewind or rebirth seems a bit crude in this article...
I don't know who the attacker is. I was repulsed by the character's weak logic before I saw the attacker. I didn't like the two suspected attacker characters I saw before exiting.
Mentally retarded, the supporting characters... The protagonists are all misunderstood and cannot be compared to the radio waves, and Lin Ao's character is even more weak), and this kind of forced misunderstanding of the protagonist will continue for a long time depending on the development of the copywriting, I really don't have the courage to continue reading.
Although Shou helped Shou, it was quite strange that Shou was given such special treatment from the beginning... It felt like the author forced a story line that didn't develop naturally...