Although the male protagonist is alone, I prefer to watch it as three people. Isn't the np awesome! ! (The slap in the face comes so fast [dog head]) The heroine is very handsome
The character conflict is a bit big and it's outrageous that the male protagonist turns into a villain. It makes me feel that the characters in the author's works really have their own ideas (actually the author didn't write an outline!)
Fortunately, Madoka is back, and there was no in-depth communication in the end.
The heroine, a model who looks fun but is serious, and the hero, who is an architect (moving bricks hhh) who looks romantic but is actually very serious.
I really like the rationality of this article, which makes me feel that this is indeed the life of a group of normal people. There is no heroine who makes a major death (but a small death), and there is no bloody male protagonist who goes back to inherit a billionaire family fortune (although he does have such a father). It ends just right in the end, without any delay, and it is a high-quality love story.
A neat love triangle, with some bloodshed but not too much, and overall very healing. I like the author's point of view: Cherish the people in front of you.
I haven't watched the extra yet, but one of the five male protagonists seems to have died in the end. I wonder if he will be resurrected in the extra. Facts have proved that if you want npc, there is still a way (with a crooked smile)
I love the portrayal of the male and female protagonists. The most impressive thing is that the female protagonist is an art student with dyed hair and nails because the author has written it too many times.
My feelings for the heroine go from liking it to not liking it and then liking it again. The portrayal is very vivid and the ending is a little rushed.
The original title was quite good, but I don't know why it was changed. The brief outline I wrote later can obviously be turned into a full-length novel.
The satisfaction is not over yet.
Originally, when I was watching the male protagonist doing various bushi tricks, I was still thinking about how to organize the crematorium, but later I realized it.
As long as we fight the Japanese together, we will be half-brothers and sisters. We will laugh so hard that there is no need for a crematorium.
Seriously speaking, the sublimation of the ending is great and touching. This war-torn era is very painful, so cherish the hard-won peace.
It's a rare revenge story about a female protagonist, and it's not mainly about slapping relatives in the face, which is good. What surprised me was the reversal of the female protagonist's identity, which was unexpected but reasonable. The final piece of the male protagonist's identity was a bit abrupt. My thought was that the male protagonist might lurk and avenge his parents, which kind of echoes the heroine's revenge.
It's a bit too beautiful, and the life of a wealthy family is a bit imaginary (even though I don't understand wealthy families at all hh), and there are too many supporting characters. But I really like the way the male protagonist acts coquettishly on the inside and is domineering on the outside.
The biggest failure is the orc setting. This author can really add furry characters to any article. Although it is considered the author's specialty, I really feel that he is restricted.
After thinking about it for a while, it wasn't a bad thing that the author's style has remained the same, but the problem was that the copywriting didn't say it was a furry novel at all, and I only found out after reading several chapters of the novel. If the cover counts, then I didn't say that. At first I thought the orc part was just an embellishment, but I didn't expect it to be the main part. Alas, I felt a little cheated. There were interstellar adventures I wanted to see, but there were very few.
My parents almost gave up on the book because of the shortcomings, but I persisted because I liked the author's blank writing style. The ending is very sweet.
Just like this, what impressed me most was that the female host of the 2D Comics Exhibition was there. The minor supporting roles make people want to skip over them.
The introduction is mediocre, but the main text is better than expected. The heroine's tsundere in the early stage is cute but not pretentious. Although the hero is a bit yin and yang, he is really suave when he calls the heroine eldest lady, kswl.
Secondly, the plot is well paced and does not drag on.
Although there are many bad supporting characters, they don't always appear and are annoying. They are basically solved by the protagonists within one or two chapters. The good supporting characters are even more assists.
There's nothing particularly amazing about it, but overall it looks very comfortable.
There are a lot of Shanghainese words in the article, so I had to search for hh one by one (hold on after eating), and the strange knowledge increased.
It's a very down-to-earth article, whether it's about the first half of the workplace or the second half of relationships. If it's not fake and empty, it's probably because the author has traveled too much (bushi)
I like articles written by experienced authors that make people want to keep reading. From the beginning, I was attracted by the strange names of the male and female protagonists (the author will explain later), and then I got out of hand.
In terms of demining, the writing style is just a hammer here and there, the progress is slow, and the male protagonist is a bit scummy.
Pros: I like the characters and the writing is decent. The heroine disguises herself as a man and then works as a servant. The heroine has a very interesting personality, she is a good-natured character who curses a lot. Only at the end did he fall off his horse in front of the male protagonist.
Disadvantages: Some words are used too frequently. The logic of the details is a bit unclear, and the climax is always skipped, which makes the pleasure stop.
A short sweet story about a foreign boss + a story about breaking up and reuniting. As long as the writing is not too bad, it can be more or less fresh. Besides, the writing is pretty good.
Keeping this kind of routine text at this length is just right.