What Was Promised Was a Dream, but Reality Turned into a Shura Field?

A bit of a knife

I won't make a review, because some of the plots that I find uncomfortable to watch are very perfunctory. I have never been in contact with this author, but I saw ntr in the review of the author's other half of the book. I am very worried that this one also has ntr. Is there any kind-hearted person who has read it? Can you tell me whether it is awesome, or whether it is a good ending or a bad ending? , I really want to know.

In the middle and later stages of The Great Shura Field, people's brains are aching, but the ending is not bad, and the imagination is enough to be worth watching (I read dozens of chapters before I understood what the baby canteen is😭)

(This praise was written after I read the previous dozens of chapters of the plot of Liuli making sugar, but now that I have read the entire book, I have some new ideas.) What can I say about the structural design of this book... The first few dozen chapters of Liuli making sugar are really well written, but the following 100-plus chapters are filled with a lot of knives and various trivial plots. It's really hard to read. If I didn't really want to know Liuli's final ending, I wouldn't have finished reading this book. And although the finale is a wrap, it still feels like there are a lot of things left unfinished. I personally think that although the ending setting of this book is He, it is no different from Be. If you don't have enough time and energy, I sincerely recommend you not to read this book, because when you finish reading dozens of chapters, finish eating Liulifa's candy, and want to know her subsequent experience, but are troubled by the subsequent plot and do not want to continue reading, that kind of contradictory psychology will really make you very uncomfortable.

Youye is the best in the world, and Saxue is the best in the world. How can I live without them... Back to the topic, the plots written by the author in the early and middle stages are quite good, and the plot of the love period is also addictive. The middle and late stages are a bit confusing. People who have not read the author's previous book should not be able to stand it. The most important thing is that it is very sad.

Compared with the other book, the story line of this book is a bit messy at the end, and it is not as clear as the other one, but unlike the other one, this one is sweet first and then bitter, and the other one is bitter then sweet. To be honest, the male characters in the two books have similar personalities, and the female characters are slightly different, but they are similar. I recommend reading the other one. After reading the other one, if you are interested in reading something similar, you can read this one. Both books require extremely strong psychological qualities. Please treat it rationally and stop reading after you feel physically and mentally uncomfortable to read something positive.

Nice

Seyuki and the male protagonist really can't stand it☠️