Cat Princess and Human Knight

Watching the war between cats was okay, but when it came to the emotional scenes between the male protagonist and the female protagonist, I felt like something was wrong. Incompetent male protagonists. The female protagonists who fell in love with the male protagonist because of something began to show signs of jealousy. I'm a little scared. Love locking spell? Fortunately, there is a big BOSS. Otherwise, can the male protagonist only rely on love to restrain the female protagonists? No wonder it is written that the male protagonist will not be harmed. In the previous book, there were some restrictions on status, rules, and etiquette, but things didn't feel right in the later period.

Sophia. Munchkin

This is the first time I've seen the threshold of 500 points for speaking. Don't you think this standard is a bit high? I came to Qidian just to read the chapter reviews, but now I click on it and it's all blank. In addition, you can consider deleting the description of the big scene of the cat war as appropriate. Based on my understanding of online writing, unless you specialize in war, all external environments serve the purpose of character creation, and character creation serves the purpose of providing entertainment. The war scenes written in this book are a bit boring. Another problem is the number of words in the update. There are 4,000 words stuck every day, but I don't seem to read it after reading it. Even when it is put on the shelf, it is 4,000 words. The only advantage is that the plot is really moving, not just plain water. The character creation is okay, and the setting is also okay. This is also the motivation for me to continue watching. Disregarding factors other than the novel, it would be rated 8 points, but because the speaking threshold is too high, 0.5 Will be deducted, and another 0.5 Will be deducted for updating the word count. Personally, I think the score is 7 points.

Astraea. Yongge

Ilia. Onyxia

When will the male protagonist transform into a cat and give birth to a cat son?

Elsa. Film

I am also a long-time reader of the author. I didn't get the daily recommendation and monthly tickets for the last book I ordered. The author is particularly good at creating war scenes and different characters. Whether it is the heroine or the male protagonist, this book is the same as the previous book. The male and female protagonists have their own characteristics. But for a while, the heroine has not been as unique as the two sisters in the previous book, and the male protagonist is much weaker than Yiyin in the previous book, so he is not that likable to me. I think the author's approach to this subject matter is very attractive, but now I feel that the writing style and plot design are not as interesting as the previous book.

Keycaps match toughness, and hair matches a wealthy person 🤔

Gua! The wind is surging, the sand is flying, and the rocks are flying! Round-headed Breathing Spinosaurus! Hakimi's ultimate secret—appears suddenly 😡! Kouha ~ Yiyin, you will be defeated by my Sophia's three-fold secret!

The male and female protagonists do not appear in dozens of chapters 😰 and they are all supporting roles.

Another post, the more I look at it, the more different it becomes. The writing on war is very distinctive. Delicate writing style, good book, good book

Good looking, different settings, same core

I just read a little bit about the subject matter and it feels very good. I saw it was written in May 44th and May 5th, and I have been following it since the Warring States Period. It suits my taste. The author is very stable, so I ordered it all and read it directly. However, I feel that there are many elements of A Song of Ice and Fire 😁

Cocolia

Author, I have a suggestion that I wanted to make before it was put on the shelves. Can the segmentation be improved? Communication between characters, such as when a person wants to talk: A scratched his head irritably: "How do I know such a thing." Instead of: A scratched his head irritably and said. "How do I know such a thing?" This kind of paragraphing does not mention whether the grammar and punctuation are used correctly. The reader will look uncomfortable. If it is a multi-person conversation, it is easy to not figure out who said it. I'm just giving a random example. You can learn from the writing style and paragraphing of those great masters and use it.

This book is good, why are so few people reading it?