The Voracious Little Tigress

Our heroine Wan'er is both domineering and kind, I love her so much

I've talked about one thing for 6 chapters and still haven't explained it clearly. It's too long-winded! Abandon the article decisively!

After chapter 200, there are many repetitive passages, squeezing out a lot of plot.

The author's books are always intelligent, with reasonable plots, exciting plots, and distinctive characters. It's just that the author is a woman or a man. How can he write about war so excitingly?

Overall it's pretty good.

It's good, but the last chapter is a bit messy

The more I look at it now, the worse it looks.

Wonderful, not sloppy. Like it very much

I feel like there are too many narrations, too many scene descriptions, and a little lack of emotional lines.

The character of Aunt Hu was written too far-fetched. She worked as an undercover agent for so long, but no useful information was returned, and she even lost her life.