The heroine, unlimited flow, I recommend it to be watchable. I am still impressed after reading them, but they are not complete. For recommendations, you can click on my avatar to see the number of subscriptions for reference.
The dungeon is still very exciting, and the setting is complete, but there are too many conceptual things, especially near the end, and the combat power is too high, making it more like watching the author review a chess game than the plot. In theory, it should be a very grand scene, but it was written too flatly and the emotions couldn't be aroused. Are there emotions? Yes, but they are just superficial and the characters are not that vivid.
The whole story starts at a high level and has a good pace from the beginning to the expedition team. As the protagonist team explores, the entire huge world view slowly unfolds. But after returning from the second level, I felt like I was in a hurry. I was rushing from the sixth to the tenth level like a rocket. The seventh level was a little better. I thought that the final battle that I was most looking forward to was carelessly skipped on the ninth level. I didn't even know who the other villains were except the God of Opera, let alone fight. As a result, my emotions were not mobilized until the ending. However, the ending was reasonable, so it was considered a high start.
By the way, I wonder if the author has difficulty in naming people. There are not many people with serious names. It's hard to really call people "red-haired wavy" face to face...
Let's go with a high opening, the ending is really a bit sloppy. It's interesting to use the underworld to create cards, and the heroine's professional characteristics have her own black humor. The pace of the novel is also very comfortable. The entire background world view is very detailed. The ending is reasonable but the progress is too rushed. And the emotional line... When I thought the two were in the ambiguous running-in stage, the next chapter actually defaulted to mutual understanding and being together. It was too blunt to turn into a passionate love stage without any description of the turning point. The chemical reaction between the male and female protagonists in the previous dungeons made me think that Bottle's emotional line had an epiphany, but it turned out to be an illusion.
Every story is touching and the plot is good, but the daily life of the heroine was very embarrassing for me, and a sense of pretentiousness like a sexual transformation of the Dragon King was always present. Overall, the shortcomings do not hide the good points. The copy is so well written that I highly recommend it.
The subject matter is very special and the setting is very attractive. It is a pity that the author did not grasp it. I feel that many plots can be explored again instead of rushing through the copy. The whole book is readable, but it starts high and ends low, and the ending should be considered a bit of a mess.
The character of the male protagonist is really special and impressive. There is no similar meal replacement in the novels I have read so far. The author's group portrait scenes and male and female protagonist scenes are unique, and the brain-burning feeling is well grasped.
The heroine is brilliant, I will always love the smart baby! It's just that the transformation is a bit mediocre. The highlight is at the end, the final group portrait scene is very exciting.
The author who makes me love and hate her is a master of writing and storytelling. This book is more of a trpg group game, so those who don't play it may find it a bit confusing. Fortunately, this book has an ending. Maybe this is a talented and willful author.