Monster City

This is a great urban fantasy system flow micro-detection article. If you like this subject, you must read it. If I hadn't run out of investment qualifications this month, I would have invested in this book - not for the profit, just because the story is really great. The story system of the entire novel is probably connected by cases one by one. So far, we have reached chapter 71, and there are about three cases. Since I don't know much about detective novels, I can't give any professional evaluation. I can only say that it has no flaws, it's very exciting and worth reading. The background of the story is modern times. The protagonist is originally an ordinary high school student, but after encountering an adventure, he comes into contact with the fantasy world of demons. He enters a system in the form of a mobile phone forum and lights up a series of practical skills. Then he can deal with the subsequent cases and tasks with ease and turn danger into disaster. The main idea of ​​the worldview structure is also very exciting, such as the settings about the teaching of exercises, the settings about the Classic of Mountains and Seas, and the system hidden in the mobile forum. They are all great ideas. The protagonist has a full character, a pair of parents who travel around all day long, a childhood sweetheart, a goddess, a buddy, and friends. The character is likeable and natural, and the inner activities are accompanied by barrage, which makes it quite immersive. The descriptions of human beings in the story are relatively realistic. The person with the golden finger is probably the hacker I met in the cafe who likes to decipher codes. Most of the characters tend to be just and gentle, without too much dark side. The non-human society in the story, or the "inner world" as described in the book, also appears to be very gentle. Although there are some murders, treasures, and human lives, the parts that have direct contact with the protagonist and have a close relationship are probably very down-to-earth and have upright views. There is a lot to look forward to in the entire story. So far, there are no clues about what is said in the prologue. It is probably the most foreshadowing content in the entire novel. The protagonist's "son" probably also has a more magical life experience, although I'm a little curious why he doesn't ask other people. The extension and development of several skills of the protagonist, as well as the emergence of new skills, are probably something worth looking forward to. Of course, there is also the emotional line. Is she a green plum or a goddess? That's a problem, haha. To sum up, this is a story worth looking forward to. There are no flaws, or for me, there are no flaws - except that I am not too keen on the detective genre. So, if you have time, if you like this subject, be sure to read it. Because, this story is worth it.

This book gave me a lot of surprises. The author should be a newcomer, but the writing and plot are really good, the characters are full of characters, and the imagination is big. I dare not say anything about fairy grass, but grain grass. It is really worth reading!

[Discovering Fairy Grass] "Monster Big City" Author: Xiao Chui'er Yiyang Initial review: 85. This is a great urban fantasy system flow micro-detection article. If you like this subject, you must read it. If I hadn't run out of investment qualifications this month, I would have invested in this book - not for the profit, just because the story is really great. The story system of the entire novel is probably connected by cases one by one. So far, we have reached chapter 71, and there are about three cases. Since I don't know much about detective novels, I can't give any professional evaluation. I can only say that it has no flaws, it's very exciting and worth reading. The background of the story is modern times. The protagonist is originally an ordinary high school student, but after encountering an adventure, he comes into contact with the fantasy world of demons. He enters a system in the form of a mobile phone forum and lights up a series of practical skills. Then he can deal with the subsequent cases and tasks with ease and turn danger into disaster. The main idea of ​​the worldview structure is also very exciting, such as the settings about the teaching of exercises, the settings about the Classic of Mountains and Seas, and the system hidden in the mobile forum. They are all great ideas. The protagonist has a full character, a pair of parents who travel around all day long, a childhood sweetheart, a goddess, a buddy, and friends. The character is likeable and natural, and the inner activities are accompanied by barrage, which makes it quite immersive. The descriptions of human beings in the story are relatively realistic. The person with the golden finger is probably the hacker I met in the cafe who likes to decipher codes. Most of the characters tend to be just and gentle, without too much dark side. The non-human society in the story, or the "inner world" as described in the book, also appears to be very gentle. Although there are some murders, treasures, and human lives, the parts that have direct contact with the protagonist and have a close relationship are probably very down-to-earth and have upright views. There is a lot to look forward to in the entire story. So far, there are no clues about what is said in the prologue. It is probably the most foreshadowing content in the entire novel. The protagonist's "son" probably also has a more magical life experience, although I'm a little curious why he doesn't ask other people. The extension and development of several skills of the protagonist, as well as the emergence of new skills, are probably something worth looking forward to. Of course, there is also the emotional line. Is she a green plum or a goddess? That's a problem, haha. To sum up, this is a story worth looking forward to. There are no flaws, or for me, there are no flaws - except that I am not too keen on the detective genre. So, if you have time, if you like this subject, be sure to read it. Because, this story is worth it.

[85] This is a great urban fantasy system flow micro-detection article. If you like this subject, you must read it. If I hadn't run out of investment qualifications this month, I would have invested in this book - not for the profit, just because the story is really great. The story system of the entire novel is probably connected by cases one by one. So far, we have reached chapter 71, and there are about three cases. Since I don't know much about detective novels, I can't give any professional evaluation. I can only say that it has no flaws, it's very exciting and worth reading. The background of the story is modern times. The protagonist is originally an ordinary high school student, but after encountering an adventure, he comes into contact with the fantasy world of demons. He enters a system in the form of a mobile phone forum and lights up a series of practical skills. Then he can deal with the subsequent cases and tasks with ease and turn danger into disaster. The main idea of ​​the worldview structure is also very exciting, such as the settings about the teaching of exercises, the settings about the Classic of Mountains and Seas, and the system hidden in the mobile forum. They are all great ideas. The protagonist has a full character, a pair of parents who travel around all day long, a childhood sweetheart, a goddess, a buddy, and friends. The character is likeable and natural, and the inner activities are accompanied by barrage, which makes it quite immersive. The descriptions of human beings in the story are relatively realistic. The person with the golden finger is probably the hacker I met in the cafe who likes to decipher codes. Most of the characters tend to be just and gentle, without too much dark side. The non-human society in the story, or the "inner world" as described in the book, also appears to be very gentle. Although there are some murders, treasures, and human lives, the parts that have direct contact with the protagonist and have a close relationship are probably very down-to-earth and have upright views. There is a lot to look forward to in the entire story. So far, there are no clues about what is said in the prologue. It is probably the most foreshadowing content in the entire novel. The protagonist's "son" probably also has a more magical life experience, although I'm a little curious why he doesn't ask other people. The extension and development of several skills of the protagonist, as well as the emergence of new skills, are probably something worth looking forward to. Of course, there is also the emotional line. Is she a green plum or a goddess? That's a problem, haha. To sum up, this is a story worth looking forward to. There are no flaws, or for me, there are no flaws - except that I am not too keen on the detective genre. So, if you have time, if you like this subject, be sure to read it. Because, this story is worth it.