Heart Has Bright Moonlight

Xiaoyun rarely leaves book reviews. Most books are not worthy of review. Most of them are complaints. After writing for a long time, they were deleted orz So, books that are willing to review must be worthy of review, and they will naturally give very high evaluations. Regarding this book, in addition to really liking it, I also received a lot of criticism. I felt that many people didn't understand it, so I couldn't help but say a few words. Don't complain that Ming Yueguang doesn't practice any skills, kills people, seizes treasures, and encounters unexpected opportunities. Don't you get tired of seeing so many similar things? The essence of this book (the first half) is not a fairy tale at all, but a serious literature, traditional literature with a fairy background. Is it difficult to have those cool moments you want? No, the cheaper the work, the more it is full of those things. What the author is really writing about here is his own ideals, the various aspects of life and society, and the principles of dealing with others. The most valuable thing is that when I explain something to you, it can also attract you to pursue it without stopping. Unlike most books that promote positive energy and cover up ignorance because the author has no ideas, Lipstick Sister knew what she wanted to write and how to write it from the beginning. The unique entry point, the unique characterization, the plain and tense plot development, it doesn't matter whether you can find it between the lines, the fleeting details, all implicitly show the heritage and charm like the author. Xiaoyun has read more or less Xianxia, ​​and I have read a little of the most famous ones. But I still wrote this topic out of my heart. Some works are destined to be impossible to be appreciated by most people, but it is precisely such things that contain the value of literature and art, the treasures that real creators want to pursue. Only the first half is mentioned in the title because I only saw a hundred chapters. It's hard to say whether it will be good or not, but we can see some hidden dangers. Let's be blunt here, give lipstick sister a warning. The main problem is rhythm and structure. As an author in the IQ department, Xiaoyun knows that he currently cannot write such a vivid, three-dimensional, real and lovable character creation as the one written by Liphong Sister. This is an innate limitation of his focus. But Lipstick Sister also has the limitations of an emotional intelligence author, which is the lack of a clear and detailed plan for the rhythm, direction, and ups and downs of the story. If Xiaoyun's guess is correct, Sister Lipstick may not have even written down the thoughts of the Nascent Soul Empress in detail, right? It is precisely because of this that although the characters at each stage have depth and clarity, it is a bit difficult to accept and feels slightly disconnected. Also, from the author's words in each chapter, I feel that Lipstick Sister cares deeply about the readers' opinions, but also doesn't care about them at all. Be firm in your Taoism like your heroine. Whether you insist on speaking out with reason and insisting on fighting back, or humbly accepting and truly learning from others, it is better than wavering in a state of duplicity. Monks practice cultivation, and writers cultivate their hearts. This is a calamity that we cannot circumvent the past www I have said a lot, but looking back, it seems more obscure and implicit than the text of Lipstick Sister... I hope it can be passed on. I have to hurry up and update my own article, "Lamarck's Game". Chapter 1002 will be published in the early morning. If Sister Lipstick is interested, you can watch www

First of all, I would like to express my great love for the author ヽ(*´з｀*)ﾉ As a bookworm who has been reading for five years, I actually don't know much about the Xianxia circle. In the past five years, I have read most ancient and modern novels, then fast travel, and finally fantasy and youth. I only came into contact with Xianxia at the beginning of this year (I used to read the Xianxia plane in quick travel). The first one was "It's Hard to Find an Immortal", but I didn't read it due to writing and setting problems (don't hit me, I really hate the furnace and chaos settings); then there was "The Immortal", but to be honest, that book did not seriously cultivate immortality, it was all conspiracy and past lives; later I read I read "The Marginal Character She Was Reborn", the heroine is a genius, the setting is okay, but the writing is too bad, the screen is full of pupils and dark lights; then "The Legend of Wei Zixiu", it is quite good, but it is unfinished... Finally, I looked for other books, such as "The Legend of the Wood Immortal", "The Immortal Jue", "The Atlas of Immortals" and "The Emperor's Divine Tongjian", I read a little bit of them, but couldn't stand it. It's not that the books are bad, it's just that I have unique taste (ｰ̀εｰ́) and I don't mean to criticize them. I am glad that I found "Moonlight in My Heart". It has most of what I want: genius, a large sect, not a virgin, no male protagonist but ambiguity, IQ but not just conspiracy, decisive killing, deep city but also youthful rebellion, arrogance and various minor problems, a group of excellent female supporting characters, a lovely master, a small amount of golden fingers... As for what it lacks, I think it is its dialogue. Maybe the author wanted to be more humorous, so he added some modern elements, but it would make the work a bit nondescript (sorry <(_ _)>). Then there is the small problem of updates. There are fewer updates every day, and people want more (๑>؂<๑) The following spoilers, please read with caution! Let me talk about some of my favorite plots. The first is that Lan Zhen worked so hard to become a disciple in Xiaoxie that he forgot all about food and sleep, and ultimately failed. We have all worked hard, but not everyone can get rewards. This is very realistic. Then she was undercover for fifteen years, which I think is enough to prove her tenacity and extraordinary endurance, and it also developed her leadership qualities. Then there's the commercial she shot, Three-Point Fairy, tsk tsk, very interesting. For Lan Zhen herself, I like her bitch. How cute she is! She never denies her ambition and always has the strength and strategy to match her ambition. She pretends to be a gentle and charming big sister and has gained countless fans. You can say she is pretending, or you can say she has high emotional intelligence. It depends on whether you are rational enough. I love her craziness and decisive bravery. She likes to make a desperate move, likes to take the initiative, likes to face difficulties, likes to fight against the sky... She is so charming. Overall, I really enjoyed this book.

I was recommended to read this article by a friend. I just came here with the intention of giving it a try. Unexpectedly, I found it to my liking. I was very happy to discover a treasure. What this article brings to me is a story of cultivating immortality with an unusual setting but an extraordinary sense of comfort: the world setting is unusual, the inheritance setting is unusual, and the heroine setting is unusual. The heroine was born in a relatively lucky little world. I've seen a lot of cultivation, and I've seen a lot of ascending to the upper realm, but a lot of it has been about flattering the superior and scorning the inferior. This is the first time I've heard of bringing my own family up to the upper realm. But it is a setting that is very fitting and in line with national characteristics. After all, the hero of Wai Guo Ren saves the world alone. When we encounter the apocalypse, we still want to escape with the earth (ahem). The heroine is a direct disciple of Xuanmen who has deep roots and Miaohong. She will definitely become a true disciple in the future. She has a sense of belonging and honor to the sect. This is commonplace. But when you reach a high level, you can kill your fellow disciples to achieve enlightenment. This is a bit more novel and cruel. I have always felt that although this article is about cultivation, it is very realistic. Just like when you step out of a sect, you still have to rely on yourself. The path of cultivation can be walked alone. As a person grows up, it is also a process of becoming more and more independent. The character of the protagonist itself is also unconventional. Some people think that the heroine is very ambitious and dislike it, but I think there is nothing wrong with having ambitions, especially when you still have the ability to achieve them. (I even think people who want something are more attractive than people who seem to want nothing. Who doesn't have some desire? But many people dare not admit it. Putting ambition on the bright side is much more upright than saying that you don't want anything. Just like the heroine is cultivating immortality in order to achieve Taoism, monks all over the world have the same goal, who deserves to look down on who.) I prefer Lan Zhen, and I am happy to see Lan Zhen reach the distance she desires step by step. I think she is refreshing and unpretentious, and she puts everything she wants on the table. Instead, she gives me a sense of innocence and integrity that a gentleman can tell others about everything. What does it mean to have a strong female protagonist without cp? Especially for someone like me who originally watched Lily, there are more red herrings in the novel without cp, but there is no better reassurance than "The author assures you that the female protagonist is the strongest. If she is not the strongest yet, it will only be a matter of time." The author's assurance on the issue of men's clothing 13 also makes people laugh 233333. Really cool. Very enjoyable to watch. In short, I like it, I like it very much! I've seen a lot of regular cultivation, so I was very excited when I saw this kind of article that hit the point of cuteness. Actually, I also want to tell the author that I think you are cool. Great. The author thought so from the beginning when he was criticized by the great educators and still insisted on himself. I think the author may consider readers' preferences, but after all, he writes about the world in his own mind. It is a great trait not to be carried away. After all, it is difficult to agree with others, and it is more admirable not to cater to readers too much. I know that the Internet literary world is in a sluggish environment right now, and it is even more difficult for new authors to break through, but this does not mean that the authors are not good enough. Maybe it's just a bit of bad luck, and the alley is too dark for the fragrance of wine. I can feel that the author is proud of you, which is what you should be, because you are already excellent and cute. This is the main reason why the author attracted me to come to Dianjia to spend money. When I came to Dianjia from another place, I said a lot of unintelligible things. In fact, I just wanted to say that the author is great and your work deserves a lot of love and praise. Even though many people now owe these compliments, I believe that sooner or later more people will double them back to you.

Two days later, it was tied, which is sad. This book will be quite long. The last time I pursued immortal literature was "The Story of a Female Supporter Cultivating Immortality". I had already written a lot when I came across it. By the time I finished it, I had already graduated from college and was working. I won't be thirty already when I finish writing this book! But it's also great to always have good books to read! There is no doubt that Dada's literary talent is unquestionable, and it is obvious that he is a big shot with profound knowledge. Let's talk about the plot. It's not like the ordinary fairy tales about exploring secret realms, upgrading and fighting monsters, but about cultivating one's mind in the world of mortals. The construction of the world is also very complete. Many fairy tales do not feel that the description of the entire world is very clear, and they just linearly follow the protagonist to defeat monsters and increase his cultivation level. However, in this article, there is a very clear and real world of immortal cultivation, or the universe of immortal cultivation? As of now, a more complete "upgrade step" has been published. Does the author intend to keep writing until the protagonist becomes the master of creation? It feels like it will take a really long time. I am happy but afraid that you will give up. What I particularly like is that there are many outstanding female characters in this book. Sometimes, when you see a relatively powerful character, you will subconsciously think that it is a male, but as you read on, you will find that it is a female. It's not that I think powerful people = men, but that in general female immortality novels, powerful characters, especially powerful non-villain characters, are usually men, and I really don't dare to expect them casually. There are no characters in this article who are mentally disabled because of love. After all, how can there be so many extreme people in the normal world? There is another point that I enjoyed watching, but I can't remember what it is 🥺🥺 I'll praise it later when I remember it

I want to say that cultivating immortality is not just for fighting skills, but cultivating truth is to return to nature and understand the great truth. If we can really make further progress in killing and fighting every day, then I guess the world of cultivation will be a mountain of corpses and a sea of ​​blood, and everyone will be a demon cultivator. Cultivation is more of an understanding of heaven and earth, and Taoism is just a manifestation and technique. I don't deny the importance of the level of fighting. After all, wherever there are people, there will be conflicts. If you use your fists, others will not dare to mess with you. It is just a way to show your strength. Don't the resources and status brought by the power position be considered a kind of strength? Isn't the means of strategizing considered a kind of strength? Does only the appearance of slashing and killing count as strength? The author of this book marked it as a cool novel, but it was never a cool novel with only fighting skills. The heroine is a growth-oriented character. She is not a natural shortcut who achieves success overnight, but a person who finds her own path step by step and discovers her own immaturity bit by bit. It is true that the author has very little description before foundation building (I also think it is a bit insufficient), but I would like to ask a question. Don't you think the possibility of refining qi to protect the treasure and enter the powerful secret realm is high? Is it possible that from refining qi to foundation building, it would take about a hundred chapters to describe it to be enjoyable? Is it reasonable to allow people to refine their qi to reach the nine heavens and catch the moon, and to go down to the five oceans to catch turtles? Once again, I emphasize that this article is about a growth-oriented heroine. She had a little vanity when she was young, and when she grows up, she hopes to be the first in everything. Which beautiful girl in her twenties doesn't care about her appearance? The heroine just conforms to the mentality that a girl of that age should have. Not to mention that cultivators are different, are cultivators not human beings? What's more, the heroine has grown up slowly and understood that appearance is not that important. She also has her own ideas and her own path. I hope that our Lan Zhen will become stronger and stronger, and that her path will be more brilliant, just like Fei Helou said when he won the championship, who else would it be than me!

Please continue and write! It's rare to see such a good article. The characters are well created, the world view is huge, and the branches and main plots are very well written. I'm waiting for you to follow.

The section about the bright moon in this book echoes the title of the book, and seems to hint at the ending of the heroine's undercover investigation. Respected elders may not be worthy of respect, and the beliefs you adhere to may not be the correct beliefs. I have always felt that Ying Zhiyuan's behavior is rather suspicious. From a common sense point of view, if he cannot discover the secret of Nvfeng, on the one hand, he will notify the sect and arrange for the formation master to confirm, and on the other hand, he can continue to send people pretending to be tourists to test Nvfeng. But he didn't do it. In addition, it is normal to be undercover for 15 years, but the sect has not taken any proactive actions in 15 years, but it is too passive. From the perspective of the sect leader, it is impossible to take no action. So it is possible that this information was intercepted by Ying Zhiyuan. If it weren't for the internal fighting within the sect, then it's very likely that Zhiyuan would be an undercover agent of the Liangshi Sect. He intercepted the information and calmed the sect. In fact, it doesn't matter whether the undercover agent is successful or not. For the heroine, she has already made a contribution to the sect and achieved her previous goal of gaining the sect's attention and gaining power. But the result of being undercover is likely to be betrayal, betrayal from her elders, destruction of beliefs, and death of her relatives, which will cause a huge blow to her. In the end, the heroine, like Zhou Mingyue in Mingyue's unintentional heart, rediscovered her Taoist heart, identified her own avenue, and had the bright moon in her heart. I don't know how the author will take us to experience the heroine's journey of finding the truth.

Du Lanzhen is my Ming Yueguang. I like the author Da Da's portrayal of the character very profoundly. It's very exciting. The character is very charismatic. The author Da Da is great But I want to give the author Da Da a little advice. When the dungeon is over, it's too abrupt. When it's not the transition to Helou, I just enter the dungeon directly. I feel like I changed it without finishing it. Overall, I like Da Da's style. I love it. I will update Da Da quickly. Hahahahaha

A different kind of fairy tale I really like this heroine, and her growth is exciting. She is not the kind of heroine who is mature and stable from the beginning, nor is she a heroine who plays the role of a pig in a low-key manner. She has a kind of "fighting" that is rarely seen among women. The kind of fighting in the main road, not the kind of fighting in the palace, which is good. Looking forward

It's good to have no male protagonist! Come on, author! Take away and fatten. Those who are cultivators of immortality should devote themselves to seeking the Tao. Those who are cultivators of immortality and fall in love should just get married and have children.

I'm the one who read Chapter 32 Seriously, it's been a long time since I've seen such a well-written book in the Immortal Cultivation Edition section. The writing is even better than many of the fairy tales on the recommendation list. Especially the first chapter, the writing is really delicate and engaging, with no flaws at all. But since she became a disciple, it felt like it was broken. Several times I silently looked at the catalog, wondering if I had been swallowed by Qidian. At this point, I finally understand why a book with such good writing is ranked so low 😂 The author's writing style is absolutely fine and very delicate, but the plot is fractured. I often enter a new copy while watching it, and I have no idea what happened in the middle. One character suddenly appears and another disappears, so I often suspect that I have been swallowed. In the end, the author should have looked up a lot of information to write, but I and other mortals really can't understand it. For example, when they were fighting formations, although I wanted to study their fighting formations carefully, the reality should be like a qi practitioner watching a golden elixir fight, and I didn't even see the moves clearly. Finally, I'm here to ask if you saw the kiss in the back, is the plot coherent in the back?

I was about to abandon it when I saw the eunuch, but I couldn't help but read it to the end. It turns out that the last paragraph is the highlight. How could you abandon the article at such a critical moment? Puzzled. Anyway, I still hope this book can be written down, it's really good to read... Hey, I'm about to fall into a book drought again 😟

In fact, I had already deleted all the apps I use to read novels because of my studies, but because I really couldn't let go of this one, I ended up downloading it all over again. I don't really like to post comments when I read novels, but I really couldn't help myself with this book. I haven't found a cultivation novel that suits my taste in a long time. As I have said before, at first I just thought this novel was very novel in some settings, but later on, I liked the character of the heroine more than these settings. I really like girls like Xiao Du, who are capable and ambitious, who know what they want and work tirelessly for it. In addition, many supporting characters are also very well portrayed. The author, I hope you will give Xiao Du and this book a satisfactory conclusion. It doesn't matter even if you write slower. I will always like Xiao Du and will definitely wait for you to finish this book. If I can't catch up with you every day, I will definitely come back to read this book after my study is over The author, come on

The best article on cultivating immortality that I have recently discovered! Both the heroine's personality and the supporting characters' images are very real and plump, not a castle in the air, and the heroine's early flaws cannot cover up her personal charm in the slightest. I have always felt that the joy of writing is not limited to the protagonist's perfect destiny. The protagonist needs to be excellent, but he does not have to be perfect. It is really refreshing to see a person with talent, luck and will continue to struggle and polish himself to finally become a beauty! If you don't donate to Tang Dynasty, you will succeed. I'm talking about Lan Zhen. Come on 😘😘😘

Internet literature and literature are actually a bit incompatible... Call it popular, and there will be high-quality novels popping up when I almost despair of Internet literature; but if it can be regarded as literature, it seems to lower the threshold of literature and raise the level of some brainless Mary Su Long. Its positioning is vague. After all, most of the online articles are written with the word "pleasurable" in mind. Its audience is mostly frustrated social otakus, students who have never seen the world, boring housewives and aunts, and obscene diaosi. Besides, isn't reading novels the same as drinking for many people? It tastes good, but you forget it immediately after eating it. In this case, it is normal for a novel like Lipstick to not be popular, but this is definitely not your fault. It is caused by the uneven quality of the market and readers... If you want to write a popular novel, you must have popular elements. But if your book is famous for its "elements", what's the point? Just like I was reading ABO recently. Theoretically speaking, as long as it's a woman and a man, and as long as the writing is not so bad that I can't stand it, I can finish it. But what about after reading it? I can't remember anything, and my impression is even shallower than the chapters you updated a month ago. So what do I love? It's the ABO element, the sense of immersion that the female Alpha brings to me, and it has nothing to do with the text itself. But what about yours? After chasing it for so long, I can still tell this story, share your updated chapters with my best friends and enjoy it. I'm thinking about some fire stories about cultivating immortals... Many of them are about traveling through books, pure upgrade flow, or love... I don't like these at all. And you are very unique. Because of you, I really fell in love with Xianxia. What I love... Is this book... Not the popular elements of this book (it seems there is no such thing 😁). What do I want to say? Lipstick, your book fan is a pure book fan! Okay, that's it! PS: I don't know if I failed or did well in my monthly lipstick exam... I was deducted 46 points in six subjects. I have never deducted more than 40 points before. But I finished third in the class... But the first place was 6 points higher than mine. Although the second place was only one point higher than me, she was a dark horse and didn't work very hard. The people behind were biting hard, feeling like they were trying their luck. For this sake... I'm so cheeky, please give me more~~~

The beginning to chapter 100 is good, but the part in the middle where the author summarizes the undercover is actually difficult to finish, and the attitude towards Yuluo is also difficult to understand. No matter what the reason is, it is the spiritual fire that saves your life many times. Pig's Foot has no heart to bear this cause and effect. In addition, Feng's emotional scenes are even more boring. It seems to highlight the profound growth of the heroine and realize the falsehood of emotions, but the description is really lacking. Cultivation novels really don't write emotional scenes with the male protagonist. It's not that it can't be written, but there are too few that can be written well. The latter part was a bit boring. The author's writing style is good, and his imagination is also good, but it is actually very difficult to write such stories about cultivating immortals based on calculations. The best ones should be written by Yue Qianchou, ambition-like stories with stronger immortality, and stories about enlightened people. This kind of writing requires in-depth experience. The author can compare and see what is ambition and what is machination. Looking forward to better

I particularly like the first ten chapters. The heroine has a lot of energy, but after the heroine is accepted as a disciple by Yuanying, the heroine becomes more and more different. It seems that she does not seem to be written by one person. The heroine in the first dozen chapters is obviously very spiritual, has a spirit, and is particularly attractive. As a result, the heroine who grew up as a disciple, as a reader, I can't feel her personality charm in the first dozen chapters. It is not only a problem with the heroine's design, the author does not describe much about her training or fighting scenes, but spends a lot of space describing other things. Things, such as communication, are very similar to ordinary ancient otaku fights. Although there is no otaku fight, the plot is very good. The heroine is always praised through others, and the genius is praised. Judging from the focus of the description of the article, a lot of space was devoted to describing the heroine when I was a child. Self-improvement, but when I grew up, I didn't see the heroine's cultivation in large parts. The focus of most of the article was on the heroine's communication. It's a pity. The child who was so cute in the first dozen chapters didn't have that spirit when he grew up, and he also loved describing too much. The heroine is so beautiful and so and so is so beautiful. Every few chapters, the heroine is so beautiful and talented. It makes me feel that the heroine is really boring when she grows up. I think based on the heroine's setting in the first dozen chapters, the subsequent plot should be about learning the Fa from Senior Sister Wen after becoming a disciple. Techniques take up a lot of space, but the author did not write about them at all. He just kept writing about how the heroine hopes to build a foundation before she is twenty years old. The key point is that she did not look at how hard the heroine practiced, nor did she describe how she contacted the basic techniques. Moreover, according to the heroine's temperament, she actually I can still learn how to fight in a few years. Even if Senior Sister Wen doesn't teach me, the heroine's unruly and unyielding character as a child will definitely not be ignored. The purpose of cultivating immortality is not to smooth out the character. What's the point of cultivating? In fact, the author's writing style is very good. Well, I wrote so much because this article is above the standard. If there is a next article, I suggest you write more about the heroine when she was a child, so that she can grow up slowly. When she grows up, it is best to focus on cultivation. I believe that the author will become a great god in time.

It's July, the author should remember to update

I came to the pit again to see if there was anyone left. I stayed in the pit together and haven't climbed out yet.

If this book continues to perform at a stable level in the future - although it is difficult, it will be enough to raise the flag and rectify the name of female fairy novels! There is only one borrowed sword that can be compared with it, and the rest are not enough. The author's calm demeanor and determination are not found in many "masterpieces". It is a pity to stop updating!

It's 2022 and I'm still in the pit

When I posted last time, I was still chasing another book... You may have heard or read that one, so I won't just call it "Edge". When I first looked at it, I didn't think the difference was obvious. Either they praise the superior and disapprove of the inferior, or the styles of the two books are completely different. For example, also without CP, Lan Zhen likes others. Although it is short, she has experienced it at least. In that book, the heroine herself doesn't like anyone, but two male partners like her, a junior uncle and a senior brother. Their love is the tool for the heroine to ascend. Again, he is also a little genius, but he is very different on the inside. Lan Zhen has extremely pure twin spiritual roots, but the Jichen Sect has tens of thousands of years of history and is as talented as the Qing who has crossed the river. Therefore, while she is highly talented, she is actually very cautious because the competition is huge. But in that movie, the heroine has a rare full-level ice spirit root that is rare in thousands of years. There are only three people on the mountain she has worshiped including her... There are many more. It's hard for me to tell you all. Looking at it again, Lan Zhen seems to be living in the mortal world and understanding the mortal world, but she has feelings in her heart; she has selfish desires, but she can sacrifice for the sect and the world (I don't know if it is right, but my feeling is that if Lan Zhen has to choose between herself and the Kanwu world, she will choose the Kanwu world). There is a resemblance. She reminds me of Wang Yangming. Wang Yangming is actually very good at politics, and he is one of the best in the military, smooth and sinister - but he is so kind, and running for the Ming court that has nothing to do with him, he gets nothing, and his credit is robbed. Of course, Lan Zhen has her own little Jiujiu, but what she does is also for the world and her home. I believe that there are people who give without any selfish desires, but it is Lan Zhen who makes me feel her "grand publicity" at the same time as her "selfishness". It may not sound as noble as selflessness, but that's what a person is... A monk is still a human being after all, and cannot escape the seven emotions and six desires. Come on! Don't keep saying that you are a loser! You still have us! We will stick with you! (See how unreasonable what I said, the code word is lipstick, and I said persist, emmm) If you open a new article in the future, we will still accompany you! No eunuchs allowed, don't be thrown into the street, ah, don't be affected! ... By the way, why don't you speed up the lipstick? Now it's more than one million, and it hasn't formed a pill yet! I'm afraid you won't have the patience to write anymore...

Recommended votes are given! The author has greatly updated it. In addition, many people talk about the character problem of the heroine. In fact, this is a "secular" story about the heroine's cultivation and growth. Being born stoic requires conditions and costs. Not everyone has such an environment. The heroine is an ordinary person, so she has desires, and it is this desire that makes her go higher. She also has beliefs and bottom lines, so these make her go further. Anyway, I personally like it very much. I like the majestic fairy spirit, and I also like the secular business. As long as the plot is appropriate and not ridiculous, the IQs of the supporting characters and the protagonists are not negative, and the writing is good, they are all good writings, and everyone has their own favorites!

The author's writing is very good, but it's a pity that it has been discontinued.

It's so good, haha. It's been several years since I read this novel, so I'm here to comment again.