I stayed up late for two days to finish it, and it was a pleasure to watch from beginning to end. I haven't seen such an eloquent heroine in a long time! The previous book was the one about a female field manager written by the same author.
A very strong and tenacious heroine who can grow wildly under difficult conditions. The author's writing style is great. The description of the appearance made me feel bright. It is rare to see a heroine with such a distinctive personality. She is very attractive.
I really like what the author said in the comment area:
Maybe I am too partial to the heroine. I am only willing to inflict such vivid shortcomings on women because my novels are for women. I hope that everyone will accept their shortcomings and not criticize themselves for some innocuous shortcomings; the male protagonist is a character who serves women's fantasy in the article. I don't want him to have too many shortcomings that women cannot accept, so that everyone can tolerate him.
The last update was about the Battle of Tong En. What impressed me the most was the girl who was influenced by the bravery of the witches to change her old ideas. I wish you and them to run towards a new life without oppression.
I like the character of the heroine Saori, a fanfic written by n. I like a person to boldly chase after it, and then stop it when there is no result. Mrs. Akong's writing style is very suitable for anime, and she is also very friendly to the protagonist group (I have seen articles that smeared the protagonist group + demolished the official supporting cast... Before, and I was severely criticized and flew over orz
One of the fanfics written by n. I originally read it for the main villain male protagonist in the anime, but every time I am attracted to the original female protagonists written by my wife. Strong and gentle is their background, and each female protagonist is made of flesh and blood. I like Leah and the heroines Saori, Adu and Achao of the other fanfics very much!
I like the heroine, she is so eloquent!
(I can't count how many times this has been done. I love Junsu so much. I'll come back and check it out every once in a while)
The most comfortable thing about Mrs. Akong's novel is that the heroine does not have children, which saved me from a hidden problem in reading the novel. The writing style is also great! The process of reading the article is super comfortable