Code Zero Nine

Ninety Degrees Below Minus maintains its own style as always, still one or two sentences. Although I don't really like this style of writing, it is also beneficial. It is concise and clear, and suitable for fragmented reading. Code Zero-Nine is related to the opening chapter of the previous book The God of Card Maker. In the previous book, the programmer stayed up late to complete the goal of the product manager and died suddenly. In this book, the product manager was beaten to death by an enraged programmer. It's a little easter egg. After the protagonist dies, he travels to a world of supernatural powers. Superpowers are very common in that world. There are many powerful superpowers and many weak or even useless ones. The protagonist happens to have the weakest sand dust power, so he can only live in another world with only a few lives left, trying to find a way to survive... The overall style of the work is humorous, and you can't help but smile when you look at it. Moreover, probably because it is a professional field, the author is good at describing the work scene of programmers. In the past there were modelers and card makers, and now there are sandmakers. Detailed descriptions add authenticity and make the work more vivid. The author's description of life in another world is also very brilliant. The dialogues between the characters are full of life and can also be combined with some social hot spots. At the same time, the author's driving skills are also very good. To sum up, I recommend this book.

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This is a mysterious super world. Here, everyone has a super element. However, when Han Feng appeared in this world, when the super elements of the soul merged with the super elements of the body... A mysterious force was born.

I only read the first ten words, and then I recommended it. Nothing else. This familiar writing style, this familiar writing style, this author is unparalleled. It's not the kind of stability that's super awesome, but the kind of stability that makes you feel happy all the time and doesn't break the writing. You might say he's a novice writer, but he knows exactly what the poisonous points are and can avoid them perfectly. You might say he's good, but he can't compare to a truly great writer. That is, you can laugh and be happy after watching it. Once you are happy, it is really over. It's amazing and worth reading, but don't expect the author to write something in-depth. If he really breaks through, I wouldn't dare to recommend it so eagerly. The author is the kind of person who has studied how to write a novel. But what's even more strange is that every book by this author can capture the readers' expectations, such as modeling, card making, data-based capabilities, etc., All of which are based on your expectations. Do you know what you like to read? Reviewers, please don't try to mess with me. I'm just a little more objective. I'll talk about the good and the bad, but it's not true. I really don't want to delete my previous recommendations and reviews.