Date A Live: The Day of the Apocalypse

The new book is very special. It is a genre of novels that I rarely come across. To be honest, I was attracted by the title, but after reading the text, I realized that the text has nothing to do with dating. It may also be because I have just read it and haven't seen some of the exciting ones, so what I said is a bit one-sided, but overall it is okay. Whether it is the content of the story or the development of the plot, the author wants to express it. My own style. When I read this book, I always felt that the plot development is very calm, that is to say, it is not impatient or impatient. Even if I encounter any tense scenes, I will slowly relax because of the overall style of this book. This also makes me feel so magical. The combination of language and storyline in this book has a different effect, which is refreshing. I am more and more curious whether there will be a reversal or reversal later. The contrast made me want to continue reading; but there is one place that I really want to complain about, or it is a small suggestion. The beginning of the book written by the author is a bit confusing. The confusion is not the storyline, but the connection between the chapters before and after. It gave me a headache for a while. The prologue is quite well written and very attractive. It also made me understand what the old man wanted to express, and Aiza. I became curious about the reason why Ke insisted on leaving and refused to listen to the old man's words, but in the main text, he turned into an alien. It can't be said to be an alien, it is called a Bayer, but from my perspective, it is an alien character. The character UE feels very Western to people, but he is called the emperor. I was a little off-cent at one time. What the hell is this? It's just a mashup. At the same time, the dialogue between them made me feel quite sour. It's difficult to understand, and I don't know if it's my own problem. The next chapter also writes about the story of the three Isaacs. Although I don't understand the things mentioned between them, at least the dialogue will not make people collapse. But it is this kind of interspersion, alternately unfolding the stories between them, but it makes me unable to connect. Before I finish reading a chapter, I have to recall what was mentioned in the previous chapter, and then organize myself. It was not until the author started to coherently narrate the plot of UE that the situation began to improve. It also allowed me to understand the background of the story, the relationship between the characters, the causes and consequences, and I also officially understood UE, Izak, Itsuka Shidou and other people. Well, or what kind of relationship exists between gods and the like, and I slowly got better and better, and then I felt that the book was quite interesting, so I suggested that the author change the order of the opening chapters, so that it would be easier for people to understand what the story wants to express, and it would be easier to like the book if it is connected and coherent. I am also glad that I did not give up the book when I didn't understand it at the beginning. After entering the state, I found that the book is still interesting. It's very interesting, but abandoning the book is also a big loss for me; of course, this suggestion is only my own feeling. The specifics depend on the author's own arrangements and thoughts about the new book. It may also be that I am not in the state, so I feel confused. I won't say much else. I still hope that the author will update more, and I will continue to support the update of the new book. I hope that the subsequent plot will be more exciting, come on!

It is a wonderful novel that overturned my traditional understanding of novels. At the end, I realized that when I first started reading this book, I had a narrow understanding of the book. At that time, I felt that the writing of the book was a bit messy. It was difficult for me to connect the causes and consequences of the story, and I even felt it was a bit jerky and difficult to understand. However, I don't know why I insisted on reading. Maybe it was because I was getting more and more into the state later and had a deeper understanding of the plot. I found the book as a whole to be very attractive. It made me want to continue reading. Now I am even more glad that I persisted in reading and saw what I wanted to express behind the story. This book is really loved and definitely worth recommending and thumbs up. I still hope that people who read this book can calm down and read it. Its way of expression is so unique, and the most important content it wants to express is so shocking. It can be said that I have read too many novels that follow the same routine or template. Such unique novels are quite joyful! Let's talk about the text. The breakdown of the brotherhood between Woodman and Westcott has actually been foreshadowed from the beginning. This is entirely due to the different temperaments of the two. Woodman is committed to saving the elves and even the entire world, and what he does is just like Of course, we have to stand on the opposite side of Westcott. From the beginning, Westcott has become a little darker, but he is still within the range of understanding, and he is just a little cold-blooded. Later, due to the erosion of the logical plague, Westcott's greedy desire was completely corrupted and he became a devil. I really want to see it. I was so angry that I finally understood what the old man said. Maybe he had seen Westcott's future from the beginning, or maybe he knew something that others didn't know. In any case, Westcott was demonized. Coupled with his own paranoia and domineering, the result was conceivable. It's very dangerous. I was really sweating when I saw this. Fortunately, what I wanted to express was not how crazy Westcott was, but a big reversal. I have to say that this reversal is my favorite. Westcott clearly realized his In my heart, I also know what I need to do. It can be said that the most tense part has come to an end. In the end, it is just a matter of cooperating with UE to eliminate the Demon King. What touches me is nothing more than Allen's feelings for Westcott, so simple and fierce. Facing Westcott, he must When it comes to merging with the Demon God King, she personally sent her loved one away, and watched helplessly as he merged with the Demon God King. The last bit of expectation in her heart disappeared, and then she died. She and Kallen were worthy of being sisters. For the love in their hearts, they were not afraid of life and death, and for the one they loved even more There is no turning back. In the real modern world, how many people can do it? Therefore, the rarer the relationship, the more people yearn for it. The two sisters eventually died for the person they loved most. It can be said that they got what they wanted. Woodman may not regret his life until his death. The opportunity was left to Westcott. Even if he once stood on the opposite side, the emotions hidden deep in the heart can still be felt in critical moments. Although Westcott caused some turmoil, at least there was no danger. In short, the shock that this book gave me cannot be expressed in simple words.

A little suggestion, the author should indicate the relationship between the characters, otherwise it will be quite confusing at first.

It's such a tiring life to have to avoid being followed in your own territory.

The queens still shocked me, they seem to have a very good relationship.

Why did UE give up getting the fragments back? What was he thinking?

Is Flood talking to himself? I don't understand what he means by saying this

Both the dialogue and the style are quite Western.

Now that it's been exposed, just destroy it. It's simple and crude enough.

Who is the emperor in the giant's mouth? Flood?