It's a very boring, intellectually plotted, vulgar and traditional interstellar novel. After watching it for a long time, I didn't feel the plot at all, and it was hard to pretend to be sexy. I've only read Chapter 17 and I can't stand it anymore. I'll let others taste the mystery behind it.
It's pretty good as if it's without CP. There is no sense of CP at all when attacking. I always act in romance films. You have written novels, and you have written about pure love. There is too much romance in pure love, right? ? Even if it's a show within a show, it's boring and I don't want to watch it. I don't know what the hot spots are about those boring dramas within dramas. Author, you know it, right? If you hadn't arranged them to be a hot hit this year, this kind of drama would be explosive. Why does such an extremely boring thing take up so much space? I advise you to look at the JJ Gold List to get information.
Sweet little article. As a sweet article, the beginning of it is very good, without any lag, but I don't really like the plot of getting through the middle pregnancy period... And since the birth of the child, I have begun to describe the child in large quantities, more and more, like a child, but it really fits the title of the article.
A very traditional battle of wits plot. It's smart to make readers feel comfortable. But to be honest, Gong's help is often very abrupt and feels unnecessary. Even though the article explains why and what Gong does, it still feels unnecessary. It seems that Gong has taken away the work that Shou could have done well, and then Gong can do better than Shou expected, so he boasts about Gong. There is also a big problem with the rhythm of the plot. I didn't feel it when I looked at it from the beginning, but the more I look back, the more I find that the plot is always stuck at a critical point, a peak period, which makes people feel that there is always a storm about to come, but the climax/climax has never been. There has never been a particularly critical plot node, or rather, there is, but the author can't write it.
The worldview is empty. Here you can see a group of flying lizards with minds like human children courting each other. Their lifelong pursuit is to find a companion and keep finding a companion. Other than that, it's all about collecting treasures. First decide which treasure to find, then fly, then pick up the treasure, fly again and put the treasure into the nest.
The author has a sense of humor, but this kind of sense of humor is not suitable for appearing continuously in a novel of hundreds of thousands of words. This is not a unit novel, nor is it a four-frame comic. When isolated laughter appears, it will cut off people's senses. The character creation, the two characters' creations are weird, like some plots are blended together. Sometimes I feel that the character has been changed after a few chapters.