On the Self-Cultivation of Team Flowers

Very nice

It's really good to read, mainly because the 400 or so chapters are a bit messy. It took me two days to read it. I'd say it's long or short, but it's very interesting. However, the global competition is not written, and the male and female protagonists are not written together. The ending is too sudden. I hope there will be a sequel. Do you still remember that professional player who started live streaming in the Korean server? I hope they can be the runner-up in the global competition.

It's good to watch, although it's a bit messy starting from Chapter 403, but it's still acceptable. The male and female protagonists are not written together, but the interaction between them is very sweet, and the relationship between the heroine and her best friend is also very good. Recommended⸜₍๑•⌔•๑₎⸝

This ending also made me feel unhappy, and I really wanted to say that you sucked. . . The details of the middle game are also too perfunctory. There are too many interactions between girlfriends. I wonder if I read the wrong novel? This e-sports explanation is also. . . . .

There was a little confusion in the middle, the plot was inserted, and I couldn't understand it. At the end, I thought it would be about the World Cup, but I didn't expect it to be so rushed, and I didn't expect the ending to be like this, but for the most part, it was pretty good.

My suggestion is that it looks very, very, very, very, very good.

The theme is quite novel, but there are some unnecessary chapters, which makes it a bit confusing and unfinished, and the ending ends hastily.

Some plots are not finished. Although this is about e-sports, the relationship between the heroine's family is very ordinary...

The subject matter is good, but the ending is a bit abrupt and the middle chapters are a little confusing.