Infinite Stream: I, the Salted Fish Painter, Can't Work Hard at All

I like this kind of heroine, and I also like the characters in it, just follow your heart! It's just too little, not enough to see

Uh... How can I put it this way? The protagonist is not well established and feels both intimidating and awkward. . . In the group favorite article, everyone seems to have no sense of boundaries. Isn't it said that there is social fear? Wouldn't she feel embarrassed when those people worshiped her? It also felt like a helpless compromise, especially since the plot was so bland, which only served to accentuate the strangeness of the heroine's character. . . Anyway, it's very painful to watch.

I like this book and am now reading the second book. Luo Ning's capybara character is particularly interesting.

Very special setting, I really want salted fish

It's good to watch. The plot may not be particularly exciting, but overall it's good. It fits the title very well.

The writing style is still a bit stiff, some plots that require emotion are written very blandly, and the characters are not handled very well. Come on, author.

The ending is not good, a bit rushed

The ending was a little bit disappointing. It was probably the kind of regret that Luo Ning saved everyone at the expense of herself, but no one remembered her in the end. She had already become a salted fish, but she still had to save the world. I think Luo Ning's final sigh must have been very helpless. There is also a reluctance to leave everyone, everything is like a fleeting moment leaving an impression in her memory, and she cannot touch it, and then it is over (*꒦ິ⌓꒦ີ). The heroine is really big-hearted, knowing that she is not a human being, but she accepts it well and is very open-minded, but I really recommend writing more extras˚‧º·(˚ ˃̣̣̥᷄⌓˂̣̣̥᷅ )‧º·˚

It's just that the ending is a bit rushed.

It's pretty good, but the ending is very rushed, but that's about it