The Secret Courtyard of the Dandelion Troupe
蒲公英旅团的秘密庭院
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- Completed
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- 2.4M Words
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- Gaming
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- Game Otherworld
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- 1y ago
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I haven't seen this novel title in a very long time, probably 10 years. Ever since the shocking advertisement came out, I haven't seen such a free-spirited and refreshing title.
My personal thoughts after reading the first 300 chapters
The early chapters were masterpieces, so I bought all the subscription chapters at once. However, the middle chapters included personal touches; self-indulgent musings and flaws that should have been glossed over ended up taking up a considerable amount of space, slowing down the main plot. At this point, it became quite difficult to continue reading.
My recent writing style is reminiscent of "Ninth Lady," supporting the women around me finding other men, the green hat is coming soon, when will the angst begin?
Even though the title was in the introduction, I clicked on it immediately.
Halfway through the movie, I was wondering, what gives these women, except for the protagonist's cousin, the right to act so arrogantly in front of him, constantly reaching out to touch him and threatening him, and the protagonist just lets them get away with it?
The recent chapters have been problematic. Why did Tricia dare to covet the fragments? Why didn't the Wandering Witch react when she confronted him? Why didn't anyone punish Tricia, a complete stranger, for daring to have someone steal her things? There's no punishment for adventurers fighting each other, right? A bunch of witches are stealing things and even leaving combat units nearby, and they're calling the police? We didn't pay money to get into Red Stone.
Spending so many chapters on things that can be easily killed is a waste of time and makes the reading experience awkward.
I suggest the author delete the second-to-last paragraph of the introduction; it would probably attract a lot more readers.
Strengths: Coherent plot, logical flow, rich content, and clear storytelling. Weaknesses: Repetitive and verbose, prone to preaching (some readers have said it's about inserting personal opinions), throws in random settings, gets boring later on. Review: Worth reading
Sigh, I've included a lot of personal stuff in these last few posts, I'll let them rest for a while.