Color Collection System

The core idea of ​​this book is great, especially Goldfinger and the era setting, but it is too bland before entering the paid chapter. The only point of conflict is Goldfinger's semi-mandatory mission and his father's toughness. The climax I saw was in the paid White Snake part. This part has enough conflict and some fun points, but how many chapters are there already? Many people will be dissuaded if they don't see this at all, and now I can't see a goal of the protagonist, why he becomes stronger, and what is his motivation to complete his achievements, these are not clear. What can I say, if I hadn't been short of books, I wouldn't have clicked on this title at all. If I hadn't known that QQ Reading would have people writing reviews for books, I would just reject the reviews when I saw those modular so-called official book review groups. This is the fault of the platform and has little to do with the author, but many people feel very unhappy when they read it, and it looks like a good review. In short, in my opinion, the creativity of this book is okay, but the early part is too bland, and I can't comment on it until I finish reading the later part. My four stars are more for creativity.

It's just not suitable for me. I don't know why I become impetuous after reading too many books.

It's well written and updated a lot, but no one reads it. No wonder so many authors are writing the same old pretentious and slap-in-the-face plots. It turns out that no one reads anything new.

Dead speechless, a bunch of messed up pieces

In fact, the system settings and historical background are great. But I felt like the protagonist was inexplicable and the plot was so confusing that I couldn't watch it.

Zhang Rilong's family in this world is very wealthy, and he also has a system for collecting colors. Each time he collects different colors, he will receive different rewards.

At first glance, I didn't know what the book meant, but when I read it again, I became familiar with it. Rejoice!

The main directions are fine, however. . . . It's hard to write in a single word. It's so messy.

Finished Spreading Flowers, a novel worth reading

Good author, come on, come on, come on, come on. Come on, come on