True Lord, Please Calm Down.

I said so much before that I don't want a woman, and then I get engaged just by chance. It's really a weird plot.

1. The chapter naming of the book closely follows the storyline of the chapter. The content and plot of the chapter are handled carefully, leaving a good suspense in some plots. 2. The writing style is gentle, without excessive exaggeration, but it connects the story well. In the process of running through, the polishing of the writing style is very appropriate, so that you can feel the author's writing skills. 3. The only thing that is unacceptable is that the author named the book too casually and casually. The title does not reflect the literary story of the book at all.

There is nothing wrong with the author's writing style

To be honest, the early plot was too delayed, the later plot was too fast, and most importantly, it ended badly.

It's a pretty good book, but the ending is a bit unexpected. It's well written, and it's a pretty good book.

It's a bit long-winded, some things are explained in too much detail, and it's a bit general. The plot talks are a bit dull, and after dozens of chapters, there is nothing compelling to keep reading.

God! The writing is very good. I haven't seen such a good novel in a long time (the content is similar to Da Feng Da Geng Ren, but the difference is still quite big). Maybe it is a bit slow? The writing style is relatively stable, it depends on your preference.

It looks good. The author is worthy of being an older person. The writing is very good and the characters are well developed. However, the pace is too fast after 400 chapters. It might be better to have a few hundred more chapters.

Very good, not bad!

Just curious, is Liu Changan another book by the author?