It's super fragrant. The only drawback is that it's not enough to watch (the main character is crazy in love) but the writing is very reasonable. Is it still free (dementia) (put in the replay list)
Don't read it if you have a high sense of morality. The protagonist will hurt the red party for his own selfishness (I think it's very cool). The protagonist later falls in love deeper. From this, I discovered that I don't hate love brains that control the field and have the power to act decisively... The pull between the two is very interesting.
It's rare to get Akai's writing. The original characters are less OOC and the writing is good. Reading the text, I thought it was an accidental fall-out, but it turned out that the heroine reasoned it out and the willing person took the bait, which is not bad. The heroine is not stupid but she is always suppressed by Akai, so she gets one star deducted.
A little watery, quite fun and interesting to watch. How can I write four to five hundred chapters and still feel like I've only written less than half of them and be stable and interesting? Teacher, please teach me ×
For example, the title Ke Tong is a heart-throb novel, the emotional lines have their own characteristics and are not obtrusive, and the protagonist has strong abilities. It doesn't work well in the later stages.