Jasmine Witch

In terms of the beauty of the writing alone, this book is definitely first-rate (are all of you who write about witches so beautiful?). Just looking at the neat table of contents, you can tell that this author is extraordinary, and the various descriptions and poems in the novel are even more surprising. Moreover, this book is also very down-to-earth. Most books generally only have one or two crooked characters, but this book has almost all crooked characters. It makes people feel more friendly and can also give them a moment of joy. The setting and plot of this book can be said to be wild and unpredictable. I can only say that it is really excellent to be able to continue writing and advance the plot when the combat power is so high. It does not change the map like other cool books, but constantly digs into the people and things around you, and your own life. The growth of side people, the continuous digging of various bosses, and the leap of one's own strength are basically on the same line. People will not suddenly have the outrageous idea of how good/strong the protagonist is. Of course, the IQ crushing of the balance's IQ and the crushing of the queen are basically implemented throughout the book. It is leisurely, bland, everything is under control, and everything comes naturally, making people feel that everything should be as it should be. The most important thing is that it is basically all sugar and no knife, so that people can read this book like watching a daily drama, and people can come here to soothe their injured hearts when being touched by other book knives. Regarding the final ending, it seems a bit abrupt and unclear at first glance, but upon closer inspection, you can find that this ending is actually very good. We have worked step by step in the early stage, completed various preparations, and only waited for the final reveal to get the final result, instead of pinning everything on a battle. Furthermore, there is basically nothing left to write about in this book. If I write more, I can only say that I am more detached. If I want to write more detachedly, I have to open a new map. This kind of nesting doll is basically meaningless, so I will stop here. This ending is already very good. It is better than the finale that stabs you a few more times. Overall, it's a good book. It's a good book worth reading. (By the way, the witch clan doesn't have the custom of getting married? Otherwise, why don't you two get married, Balance Jasmine?) ❤ (ɔˆз(ˆ⌣ˆC)

A very interesting niche treasure

Great. This is a book I read a few years ago. But I was very impressed, and I was still surprised when I saw "Jasmine" here. Compared with the content, I actually think that the views cannot be ignored... Although I can no longer find the marks I made elsewhere, I can still read it again. After all, the state of mind is different. As for the content, I'm not very good at talking about it, but people who like this kind of book (genre of books) will probably like it (comparison within genre). I remember that there was a time when I drank a lot of jasmine tea because of "jasmine"...

After reading to chapter 266, I feel it's a bit difficult to read any further, so I'll leave a comment first. In the current environment where short and quick positive feedback is pursued, this work indeed shows its unique delicacy and interest. You can feel that the author blends the ordinary and warm daily life with the magnificent main line very well. As for why I wrote this comment in Chapter 266, it is simply because I clearly felt the information gap. Strictly speaking, this is not really a big problem. If it were in other works, information gaps might even be the norm. However, in this work, it is obvious that the author prepared a complete hidden line, but did not bury this line properly - I know that the characters are going to do something, but I can often only know what they did after the fact. The lack of corresponding foreshadowing recycling, or the lack of foreshadowing, creates an information gap between the author and the readers. In addition, the narrative rhythm is slightly confusing in order to gradually unfold the main plot, which makes it difficult for me to put it down as much as I did at the beginning. Generally speaking, the flaws outweigh the flaws. At least the senses are very good before the underworld chapter. After that, it becomes a matter of opinion.

From simple to complex, from sober to confused. Overall very nice

This book is like a different world version of "Sophie's World". It seems to be a daily prose style but the core is philosophy. It is like the "taboo" written in the book, which has a subtle influence on the readers who are reading this book, and seems to slowly make the readers think deeply. There is no denying that this is indeed a treasure. Good-looking and good-looking. The author probably loves reading philosophy books. . Too bad it's too cold. (Subjective idea)

Super nice

Remember, the author of this article is Mo Li's mother, a witch who traveled back from "Asase"!

It perfectly matches my values. It is a treasure book. It is a fresh and leisure article. I think the author's book has the potential to make the list. Come on, author. In short, it is a good book, readable and suitable for old bookworms.

Each character is vividly created and the background story is rich. It can be said that the whole book logically forms a closed loop. The protagonist's life is ordinary but rich, and the story is exciting and profound. I hope you can read this article with a calm mind and let your heart be as free as a dandelion