I still have some impressions of Lily Wen after reading it in my collection. Most of the comments are based on personal subjective opinions. The reason why I didn't order all of them is because of the lock seal.
There is almost no emotional line, and the plot is okay. I gave it four stars mainly because I have never read a fairy tale where the protagonist is Yin Xiu. It is relatively fresh.
The main reason is that I have never seen a work with this theme before, and I really like the story of the diners. The emotional line of the protagonist is about 0
Mainly because I have written many kinds of apocalyptic genres. The apocalyptic novels in Lily District are really too cold, so it would be nice to find some that are of good quality and complete.
I quite liked the Machiavellian works when I read them, because there were very few such works in the Lily District and it felt very fresh. If you watch it now, the plot is still very exciting.
It is about cultivating immortals, the plot line is not a traditional upgrade flow, and the emotional line is very well written, but what I like most is not the main CP, but the master in the previous life and the heroine of the original book.
I don't like to read main stories, but this one doesn't have the "main story flavor" that I don't like. I read it during the literary shortage period, and it was also a sweet article with twists and turns in the middle, but it stayed together in the end. My impression of the second part was average, but I really liked the pull between the two protagonists after they reunited, and Xu Yueliang was very cute. The main factor that influenced my evaluation of this article was the filter used on Xu Yueliang.
This book has the same background as "I Am Fish", and it can be considered a Machiavellian genre. The timeline is after "I Am Fish". The emotional line of the main CP is not very exciting to me. The plot is okay, but in my personal opinion, it is not as exciting as "I Am Fish".
A book that is both sad and happy to read. Mr. Ta's works still have a very personal style, and the small theater is very fun. As for the CP of this book, how should I put it? Although the final ending is happy, I can't help but think about what would have happened to Shen Tianqing if Shi Xu didn't come back.
In the classic style of Teacher Tart, the plot of this book takes place on campus, but it is not a mainstream campus literary style. The overall look and feel is a bit sad, maybe because the protagonist is so unlucky. If you only read this volume, it has an open ending. If you read the second volume, it will be He. Originally, the author said that there might not be a second volume. I just read it and the second volume has been opened and is being serialized. Now that I have finished reading this book, I can still catch up on the sequel.
A derivative type, it can be regarded as a fan work of historical novels. I like the pairing of Chen Ajiao and Yang Yuhuan the most. Although it is very strange, it is still enjoyable.
It is an unorthodox fairy tale. What left a deep impression is that one of the protagonists died (later he seemed to have changed his body and was resurrected. I forgot what type of "resurrection" it was). The ending is He. Readers who like to read this kind of sweet early and sad ending He will probably like this book.
It is a Lily article that I really like with elements of upbringing and age difference. It is also a work that I have revisited several times. Before this article, I had never been able to read works with this kind of theme (and I haven't read many works after that).
I rarely read Lily novels with ancient settings. Setting the setting close to the dynasties in history would be very depressing, and being completely unconventional and too "free" would make me feel uninterested. The accuracy of this article is okay, or maybe it's because I like the author's Little Han King very much, so my requirements for other aspects have been reduced accordingly. Little Han Wang is a cute character, and the natural and pure qualities of this character in the author's works are very attractive.
It's been so long that I don't remember most of the plot. What I still remember is that the main characters all have their own characteristics. It's not the Jin Yong style martial arts that everyone has in mind, but it's also very interesting. Some of the character designs I think of Vision Sword III hhh
It should be a type that Be lovers will like (I quite like it anyway). After reading it, I felt relieved for a long time. While I felt sorry for the ending, I also felt that the ending they ended up with was a better one in that context.
One of my favorite farming articles I have ever read. I really like the protagonist's daily farming life in the village in the early stages. The food part is also well written and is very satisfying.
It's rare to find a novel of this type in the Lily section, and the plot and emotional lines are both of good quality. I'm quite unsatisfied after reading it.
It's been too long since this article was written, so I only have a rough impression that it's probably a work with plot as its main theme. What impressed me the most was the conflict between the two protagonists' different concepts. Many works with ancient backgrounds with time-travel settings will weaken or avoid this point, but this one does not. Even from beginning to end, the author did not allow the two protagonists to achieve a conceptual "unification". But I like this point the most because it is logically very reasonable (although most of the protagonist's emotional pain is because of this)
It is a work that I like very much and I have probably revisited it two or three times. If the daily writing is not good, it will be like a boring anecdote. In my opinion, this article does not have this problem. I really like the interaction between the two heroines. It is very warm and feels like an ideal and beautiful love in reality.
This article is a modern chapter of another work of the author, "Qing Ping Le", but to me, this article is more like a side story. Although it gives a happy ending to the two protagonists, it always feels unreal. Maybe it is because some Be aesthetic lovers are obsessed with the Be ending.
It's a pretty good suspense mystery short story, not too brain-burning, the plot quality is online, the emotional line is very touching, and the combination of the two is not bad.
It is an everyday article that is both idealistic and close to life. The ending is very idealistic, and the description of daily life is very down-to-earth and real.
I don't know much about the criminal investigation part, so I won't comment on it. The suspense and reasoning part doesn't feel like a brain-burning one. The highlight is probably the sexual tension between the two protagonists.
It can be considered a science fiction work, but it is not hard science fiction. Some readers may not like works in which the author outputs too many opinions in the text, but I quite like it, especially when the author puts forward perspectives or opinions that I have not thought of. This is a work of this type. I really like the confrontation of ideas between the characters in this book. The back and forth between the two protagonists is also very interesting (if you want to see the emotional line, the ending is Be)
The Lily article that I like very much is also a work in which the copywriting has little relationship with the main text. The writing method is quite special - memories and what happened at the current time are interspersed with narration. If you don't react, it will be a bit confusing, but it is also because of this special writing method that this article left a deep impression on me (it must have been the first time I saw this kind of writing in an online article)
It's a very interesting type, and the interaction is quite interesting. It seems that the author has also given out the endings that can be achieved with different options.
A work that is burdened by copywriting. It has a suspense reasoning theme and a common detective + assistant combination. The entire article is composed of individual cases, with a main line running through it. What I like better is that the author tried to write some serious content, but did not make the overall atmosphere heavy, and still maintained a relaxed tone.
I don't actually remember the detailed plot. What I like about this work is that for me at the time, this article provided me with a very novel perspective on gender differences.
I like the plot line very much, but the emotional line is almost non-existent in this article. The other protagonist has not appeared much. This is probably the first work I have seen with a relatively large frame and holographic elements. Most of the reasons for giving this rating should be the freshness. The one star is deducted because the article is not actually finished.
It's a sadistic story with great potential. I haven't read the original Harry Potter novels, so I don't know if this fanfic is OOC, but from the plot point of view, it is the Be aesthetic type that I love very much.
It's a pretty cool article. I feel that the biggest reason I remember it now is that in Lily articles at that time, the protagonists' occupations were rare. One was the lead singer of a band, and the other was a drummer (later he left the band to become an architectural designer). The twists and turns in the emotional line have some bloody scenes, but the author's writing is not bloody.