Start with the Requiem of Souls

[Rating]: 4.5 [Slots]: 8 The logic is confusing, there is a plot of using guns to fight fox monsters in the front, but later the protagonist still brings a bow and arrow during the trial... Mdzz. The language is still half-literate. The key is that it is clear but not correct, making it very obscure. Then it is a long and lengthy article that throws away the settings without telling the story. There are already firearms and steam engines. As a result, the first chapter only has descriptions, and the rest of the chapter is all about the ancient background. So what's the point of talking about firearms? The protagonist is still drifting with the crowd, without any goals or a well-designed copy.

[Good Grass]★★★★ After reading the first few chapters, I was very excited. Fox's writing skills and ideas have always been very good, and he has been writing according to the hot spots of big IPs. I don't know why it is not popular. The ability to kill monsters and collect them is like that of the seventy-two transformations of Earth Demon

A little bit of willfulness. I haven't read much yet, so I just added it to my reading list. If nothing else, I just want to remind myself what "persistence" is. Persistence is motivation internally and credibility externally. When I was a child, I heard a professor giving a lecture say, "Anyone who wants to succeed just needs to persevere." At that time, there was no trace in my mind. I didn't care about it and had no feelings at all. When I grow up and insist on doing something completely on my own, I realize that persistence is so easy and yet so difficult. Now that I have read Chapter 20, I feel that there are less dialogues and more narrations (or the writing is not awesome enough). Among the characters, only the protagonist stands out (the contrast with Zhenjun is obvious) 🧐 A little worse than expected Therefore, persistence is not only about being stubborn and paying attention to a general direction, but also paying attention to methods and methods. Repetitive manual labor is sometimes just laziness.