I Have Snake Eyes

It looks really comfortable. Every scene can be imagined through the author's description, and it is not confusing. The storyline is clearly explained. Although the author is a newcomer, the work is actually much better than what many others have written. To be honest I happened to read some messy articles before, and this one is really good in comparison.

This is the first fantasy novel I have read. It has a lot of interesting points, ups and downs, and clear logic. I felt really distressed when I saw the heroine being hit by the villagers in Song Village. It was obvious that she and her mother became like this to save people's eyes, but those people were in vain. Wolf-eyed, when I saw them later they felt a little relieved when they realized they were wrong, but they didn't know how hurtful their previous behavior was. I like the heroine very much, she is brave, strong, and also very distressed. Her parents are not around and she doesn't want to cause trouble to her second uncle. She has gone from being carefree to being gentle and quiet. The same goes for Lulu. Her parents were so bad to her, but she forgave her parents. In order to protect the heroine, she changed from being quiet and quiet to being carefree. She was also willing to learn martial arts to protect the heroine.

There was so much foreshadowing, I thought Mr. Lu was the male protagonist, but then Chaoyang suddenly appeared in the back? ? ? ? I really can't understand it. The heroine has had snake eyes since she was born. If Mr. Lu hadn't been so cold, how could there be anything about the rising sun? Is this the so-called predecessors planting trees for future generations to enjoy the shade? ? ? ?

It was always good to read, and the author's fear made me feel scared. The male protagonist was unclear. Lu appeared more frequently in the early stage. I always thought he was the male protagonist. However, it seemed that the male protagonist was forced to change halfway through. The new male protagonist felt weak, and he didn't feel that the female protagonist liked him. He forced the CP to be tied up and decisively abandoned the story. Unfortunately, I stayed up for several nights, reading every word, and it was sad.

A book that is very close to reality, especially when I read that because your Lord's eyes were exposed to everyone's view, he was considered a monster. Those who had been saved by the heroine's mother threw rotten leaves at the heroine. This is reality. Even one of his best friends was afraid. Later, the heroine and his parents were separated, and the heroine's parents went south to find a way to cure the heroine's eyes! It was really sad to see this. Later, the heroine followed her second uncle to open a restaurant in Lianhua City and rented a house. One day, an Aunt Lu from the village came (Aunt Lu was the only one in the village who had compassion for the heroine). So the purpose of Aunt Lu's coming was that the village was haunted by ghosts. She commissioned the heroine and her second uncle to go back and catch the ghosts. In the process, they encountered zombies. The men all hid and let a child go head-to-head with the zombies (the child was a girl. Due to some reasons, her parents were killed in the battle and one of her toes was missing. She followed the heroine and signed up for a martial arts class. She told the heroine that I wanted to protect you. The heroine had a big fight with him. In the end, the heroine couldn't sign up for the martial arts class with her.) Right, isn't it ironic? But this is reality! Those big and thick men shouted one by one "Didn't that kid learn martial arts? He can just practice his skills!" "That kid learned martial arts..." "..." Later the matter came to an end But what about the villagers? A fool in the leader cursed loudly. The heroine was a monster, which aroused the timidity and fear in the hearts of the villagers. Are they a bunch of fools? 🍍🍍🍍 Supplement: The heroine's eyes are snake eyes, so she is considered a monster, and the heroine's eyes became like this because of saving people. Specific things: The heroine's mother is a goddess in the village. One day, because of what happened a few days ago, the man was eaten by a snake. Why was the snake so excited? Because he was walking on a dragon, he was split in half by the man, and was eaten by the cow. Then he was resurrected for some reason. The man's wife had already apologized to the snake, and the snake also forgave them, but the man did not know whether to live or die and decided to seek revenge from the snake. Then of course he was eaten. When he left, At this moment, the heroine turned her head and happened to meet the snake's eyes. The heroine felt a stinging pain in her eyes and fainted. A few days later, the heroine woke up and her eyes turned into snake eyes, so she kept wearing gauze. One day, a sperm must have pulled off the heroine's gauze, and what happened next happened. 🥑🥑🥑 After such an incident, the heroine's personality changed from a carefree girl to a quiet little girl. The reason is also heartbreaking and she doesn't want to make her second uncle have to work hard. The little girl who followed him grew taller and taller, reaching 1.4 Meters at the age of seven. Her personality also changed from a quiet little girl to a carefree one. The reason why she learned martial arts was of course to protect the heroine. 🌽🌽🌽 It really made me cry in front of me, but in the back, even though the villagers apologized, they still couldn't overcome the hurdle and the scar couldn't be removed. It's really very realistic, so my friends from Shuhuang came to watch it with me.

Tell me about your personal feelings after reading this book. The writing is very good and the early plot is also exciting. But why did the setting suddenly change later? In the early stage, the setting of traditional Chinese ghosts and gods was extensively rendered, but in the later stage, it was simply inexplicable that the heroine turned into a vampire. Just like the story of the NPC in the game I played before, the author couldn't think of a story that could connect the plot, so he added various novel and cheating settings to his protagonist, which directly caused the protagonist to feel extremely severe in the early and late stages, and the story was not even logically clear. Apart from the flaws in the setting, the characters are also inexplicably created. The description of the heroine's personality changes from the time she entered college to the time of her grandfather's accident is somewhat lacking. The changes in personality are too sudden and the connection is confusing, making people confused. There is also the issue of the male protagonist that has been criticized. The heroine and Lu Qi were written with a strong sense of CP before, but after a few hundred chapters, they suddenly changed to Chaoyang? In short, the plot was too slow, and the author felt wavering, as if he felt bad for having wronged any character. But after all, he created the characters himself. It is said that the author is a new writer, so it is understandable that his skills are not good enough. In short, the last few chapters are completely baffling, and the plot gradually goes downhill. I still hope that the author can hone his skills and at least round out the settings he wrote. PS: I can't say it's a bad article, but I definitely can't say it's good-looking. The above only represents my personal opinion. Please forgive me for the logical confusion of the sentences. Please don't criticize me. If you argue, you are right.

It's very beautiful, the writing is a bit humorous, and the children's daily quarrels are very heartwarming. In the early stage, I guessed that Lulu and Gongziyu, Han Ziqi and Chenxi were a couple, and sure enough, they are meant to be picked up from an early age, hahaha

According to normal logic, six years old is the first grade at most. How much is one-fifth of 2 in the first grade of elementary school? And it's still in a remote mountain village. Logically speaking, there are many weird things in mountain villages, but education is generally relatively backward. This setting is a bit strange. Also, judging from the part I have read, if the author hadn't emphasized that the protagonist is only six years old, in the plot, I really didn't realize that those inner activities were that of a six-year-old child. Also, the adults' attitude towards her and her speaking skills made her look like a scheming adult. It was really confusing. I don't know what's good about it. Sorry, I'm abandoning the article.

I really can't stand it anymore. The heroine and Lu Qi have a strong camaraderie with each other at the beginning. Readers have automatically assumed that Lu Qi is the male protagonist. But after more than 200 chapters, I found out that Chaoyang, who was afraid of the heroine's eyes when he was a child, is the male protagonist. He has not appeared in so many chapters. When he suddenly appeared... I really can't accept it. Moreover, Lu Qi's previous character design was quite good. I really can't resist the cuteness contrast. I will abandon the article now.

The author's writing style is really good. I think this may be my favorite fantasy novel in my life.