The Forbidden King

The Forbidden King The "ordinary" male protagonist and his "invincible" girlfriend are one of the most anticipated light novels this year Rating: 85 (81) Reading suggestions: It is an urban supernatural novel that goes back in time and hugs the thighs, with delicate writing style. Readers who don't really hate the light novel style can try it. Advantages: The setting of the male protagonist in the Japanese comic style, the strangely resurgent urban background, and the surging era of supernatural powers. It's rare to see such a work in Qidian that is both middle-class, everyday, and refreshing. The biggest feature of this book is the creation of female characters, especially the two heroines: one is a "tycoon in troubled times" who longs for nobility and is aloof, but also hopes to have an equal relationship; the other is an "unknown female high school student" who possesses infinite power but constantly suppresses herself and lives in a corner of society. Under the influence of the protagonist, they shine brighter and healthier than in their previous lives. No matter how their identities change, in front of the male protagonist, they will always be the intellectual and playful virtuous wife and the clingy and cute yandere brother-in-law. This kind of "contrast cuteness" is indeed very addictive. At the same time, the "beauty, strength, and tragedy" of these heroines not only exist in the settings, but can match their daily behaviors and thinking. This also makes them no longer just tools to provide a sense of conquest, but truly become complex and multifaceted living characters who can promote the development of the plot. Disadvantages: 1. This book is a character-driven work. If you are not interested in the settings of the main characters, then the plot of the copy is actually very interesting, which makes it difficult to break out of the circle. 2. After the second heroine appeared, there were many plots in Shura Field, and daily sweet interactions became rare. It took until the fourth volume for things to get better. 3. The light novel flavor of this book is very positive, and those who are not used to it may find it a bit awkward. Summarize:

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A book by a veteran author, but I haven't read his previous works. Shura scene text The mediocre male protagonist returns from the apocalypse and hugs the future in advance in order to live a better life, but ends up hugging too many thighs. The levels are clear at a glance. I personally feel that it feels a bit like a spell to return to the battle. A, B, C, D, special level, and ancestor level. At present, the abilities of ancestors are super-standard and innate, and cultivation is unreasonable. This is also a characteristic of this kind of light novel style article. Being strong does not need to be reasonable. What we want to see is the fight between powerful beautiful girls. Of course, the quality lies in the fact that the characters have their own ways. I hope the author maintains that.

Rating: 8.0 Points. Japanese light novel? I rarely see this type. I'm very interested in the power system and world framework of the Forbidden Master, it feels like a Japanese ghost show. I also think the setting that each forbidden master is limited to three abilities is quite good. In many novels, characters master ten or twenty abilities at every turn, especially those based on the panel system. By the end, I couldn't remember what abilities the protagonist had. The writing style is also very good, which should be enough to write a good book. But the whole book gave me the feeling that it was a ticket-seller. Basically custom pieces that cater to a specific group of people. Combining some of the most popular elements, the core logic seems to me worthy of scrutiny. It's doubtful whether the character's behavior and personality are consistent. The plot also seems to be isolated islands? Just watch before it goes on sale. My aesthetic expectations are interlocking stories, not one dungeon and one world. This is why I don't like Infinite Flow and Zhutian Flow. All in all, to me, this is not a very thoughtful work, and it is not an expression of the author's painstaking efforts. I have no sympathy with it. But for readers who like two-dimensional or the like, it should be pretty good.