My Beautiful Apartment

Fortunately, I got through the hundreds of chapters that I just watched so much. The later chapters are just fine. I'm almost halfway through and the later chapters are better. I really felt that the previous chapters were a bit confusing, and the ending was a little bit flawed.

After reading it, I feel that this book is quite good in terms of urban writing, at least it is not related to cultivating immortals. Personally, I think it's not very good. After the 800th chapter, the progress is too fast. It feels like I can't write anything, and the ending is a bit too sloppy. For example, Black Cat Technology, Shangguan Xueer, Weige, etc. Have too many pitfalls that have not been filled.

Although the roundness is not very good in some places, I still enjoyed reading this book. The only shortcoming may be that some supporting characters are slightly thin due to too little ink. Moreover, the logic of some entering the harem is actually not very good. To sum up, this is a good looking book. Maybe it's because there are no knives in it, and there's not much tugging, and the women's attitude towards the male protagonist is quite obvious. It just looks cool.

I am a delivery rider, because the life of ordering is a bit boring, so I will listen to music or novels during the ordering, so that the boring life of ordering will not be too monotonous. I added this book to the recommended list, because I listened to it while ordering, so I don't remember the details very clearly, but I still generally remembered it. I have only read over a hundred chapters so far, but I still want to share my thoughts on this book (spoilers ahead, read with caution) First of all, the plot is quite confusing, but even though it was confusing, I still got a general idea. 1. After the protagonist Tao Bao and Xia Qing divorced, they did many jobs abroad, and their main identity was as a mercenary. 2. The protagonist survived a foreign nuclear explosion. After being contaminated by nuclear radiation, his body is healthy but he gains super powers: Shunfeng Ear (growable type) 3. The protagonist is looking for people who survived the nuclear explosion to see if they have awakened the same powers as themselves. After a long search, they finally find a person named Mei Niang, so they embark on the road to find this person (main mission) 4. Returned to China and rescued a daughter named Gong (didn't pay attention to the name) (the plot was deleted and it was slightly confusing) 5. The protagonist divorced Xia Qing for three years, but Ye Xiangyang also liked Xia Qing for three years? Didn't you say that it changed after the divorce (not rigorous enough) 6. The reason for the protagonist's divorce from Xia Qing is unknown. Summary: The plot is bland and confusing, and the main plot has not progressed. I personally do not recommend this book, but I will continue to listen to it. I want to know why the protagonist got divorced. . . .

A very good light love comedy, it can be regarded as a god, suitable for old bookworms to relax.

A very funny and refreshing article. The author is very good at writing comedies of misunderstandings and is also very good at portraying two-dimensional characters. Of course, this is also a double-edged sword. In terms of emotional description, it is difficult to go deeper. For example, the part where Taobao saves Xia Qing's crocodile and the KTV part are both a bit weak.

The logic is confusing, the plot is confusing, the time is confusing, and the character background settings are also confusing. You have to rely on patches along the way. If the time is not right, patch it. If the character or event background requires it, patch it. 5 Points to the death, no brainer to watch. It's like writing whatever comes to mind without considering the foreshadowing of the subsequent plot and characters. When the plot or characters develop, a patch will be made, which is abrupt and blunt. Almost everything happened like this. When something with a big impact happens, there will be a patch. One patch for each incident. Big fixes for big things, small fixes for small things or no fixes at all. Rough and messy. Moreover, the main plot is unclear and confusing. At the beginning, we were looking for Mei Niang, and there were all kinds of unexpected signs. Later, we were able to confirm who it was, and then nothing happened. It seemed that we had forgotten about it. Later, some unclear plots entered the main plot, not to mention the branch plots, which were not the main plot, not to mention the branch plots. The author himself had almost forgotten about it. The author also has a different understanding of time and age. The setting and development of time and age are very simple. The ages of some characters are limited to a certain range to match the protagonist. The protagonist "evolves" from an ordinary person to a martial arts master with small powers in just a few years (three to five years). The time progression of other characters is also unique. The characters are also chaotic (the author has set some as "schizophrenia" or "multi-personality"). I feel that many characters' personality settings are more or less like the protagonist. Some characters are set up to be defiant, but there is no clue about how they came about (born) or how they developed. It's like they are omniscient and omnipotent from birth, know everything and know everything. From birth, their bodies are like heaven-defying martial arts masters. They don't need to learn, they can do everything, and they are superhuman at birth. There are also some characters, which at first made readers feel that important characters disappeared inexplicably halfway. There were previous plots that said they were still there, but later they seemed to have never appeared again, and they seemed to have forgotten that this person existed. The writing style is average, and many of the text expressions seem to be that the author is talking to himself, or talking to the reader, chatting, and it feels very theatrical, as if someone is between the novel and the reader, occasionally (sometimes occasionally) interjecting while reading, making it difficult for the reader to enter the plot.

Dog licking male protagonist

Cried

The protagonist has an IQ of 250, is moderately poisonous, and has poor poison resistance.