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The second half actually fell apart a bit... I don't know if it was because the author didn't write an outline or something else, but the characters gradually became dull. Team Gu immediately downgraded it to a new level when I was full of questions. The various mysterious coincidences were really outrageous. Also, don't let him be tied up with Baiwu anymore. It's not really a relationship. It's annoying to watch too much. It's even a bit suspicious... In short, in the second half, for me, probably since Black Mist, the book has dropped from "very good to read" to "okay, readable". How should I put it? After all, the author claims that the outline only covers the hospital. I can only say that it is well written! Remember to finish writing the outline next time. - Doomsday, well, it's a copy stream. It continues the theme of the author's previous book. It's better to say that the two books are very similar in some aspects... Although they tell different stories, if you mind this, it's best not to read it. My favorite young spirited male protagonist is here again! ... Okay, he may not have that youthful spirit. If Huai Ge is the sun that saves everything, Baiwu is the cool but gentle and firm moon. Just looking at his performance, it is difficult to imagine that he is the kind of person who would risk his life for his friends without hesitation, or in other words, he is actually the kind of person who weighs all the pros and cons and calculates all his cards to save his friends. For some reason he has no negative emotions. That being said, I've seen quite a few male protagonists who didn't have any negative emotions. But in fact, he has the ability to perceive. Rather, when he feels sad, he cannot feel sad, so he will hate his lack of the ability to feel sad... This is a point that touches me very much. In terms of writing style, this book is very good at controlling the rhythm of the plot. Both the protagonist and passers-by are very three-dimensional. Compared with the author's previous novel, it can be seen that there is a significant improvement. However, some readers have said that the fighting scenes are stiff, but I don't feel that way because I generally don't pay much attention to them... There may be a tendency to have multiple female protagonists, and there are several female characters who have already shown some signs of it, but Bai Wu is not a humanoid self-propelled natural and unconscious central air conditioner after all. I think so far he has consciously kept a safe distance. (Although he said things like "I love you" to girls, I still don't think he is that kind of person. It's quite strange) And our secure and trustworthy Gu team, you can always trust Wujiu! This is a person you can't hate from the bottom of your heart. To be honest, although he is so good that he has basically no shortcomings, he surprisingly does not give me a light and unreal feeling. This is also where I think the character creation is very good. But our well-deserved protagonist! Of course it's our poet Ayan! Bai Wu is just his pendant! This Ayan is very strong and speaks nicely. I like him very much! In short, it's not a bad idea to take a look even if it's just to take the poet with you.

Yes, the unconventional decryption escape stream has been completed without a female protagonist. My favorite young spirited male protagonist! The main character team is so good, Xiao Wang and Xiao He are so sweet, I'm rolling around on the bed... I also want to raise black mist dumplings. The main line is very clear. What surprised me is that although it is a copy form of a unit drama, the author actually strings together each unit very well and reasonably. It is one of the best reasoning copy streams I have ever seen. However, there are only a few places to go back and forth, and the secrets and plots are not all found at once - but based on this characteristic, I think it is quite suitable for being made into a TV series. I wanted to think carefully about what the flaws were, but this book was just too much for my taste and I couldn't think of any. If I have to say it, the second male lead is really easy to use, he is like a panacea for the plot, he can do everything. This is actually a very simple Dragon Quest story. It is too simple. Some people may not like it, but I like it.

The setting at the beginning looks pretty good, but there are a bit too many exclamation points, so I removed them...