Unlimited Coins

Yuanzu unlimited

It's good-looking, but can easily make people feel depressed. It's not recommended for readers who like refreshing writing.

[Eunuch] New wine in old bottles and new books in succession. It's more of a small sociological experiment than a novel. It looks like Yuanzu Infinite Core but is completely opposite. The original script, Supreme Witch, Steam Ming, and Cyber ​​Cultivation, are all huge and interesting designs with a world view, which shows the author's ambition... But there are at least three big problems in this book. First, the overall worldview is dark. Jump left and right next to a certain line. For example, the persecution of the witch and the heroine, the villain of the Ming Dynasty, maybe the book will disappear on that day. Second, the plot is stuck. This book starts with a breeding team, but because the setting of the breeder is too exaggerated, the ten-lip slope sword god Tinker Bell, like the sword wind, has almost a million words and I can't figure out how the protagonist group can turn into serfs and sing. The last and biggest problem is the protagonist of this book - the altruistic personality, commonly known as the Virgin. At the beginning of the chapter, a large group of people are gathered to play an online game. It is very difficult to build an artifact. If you don't keep it yourself and hand it over to others, as expected, you get fucked. The protagonist feels that forget it, the result is more important than the process... After that, he enters the space of the main god, and the breeding team starts. He competes with Lao Yin and the other two men. In order to resist Tinker Bell, the protagonist gives up the copy income to double the income of the female protagonist (?) Of the book... He is simply an author who goes against the mainstream online literature. Infinite space sociology, dark and depressing style, group drama, altruistic Madonna protagonist... A work with both bright spots and poisonous points, tentatively classified as weeds, I hope the author slaps me in the face. Ps1: The author's vest is a carp in the big garden. Ps2: The author doesn't know why he likes to use stars as a grading system, or a ten-point system... It hurts my eyes to count the stars. Ps3: Three pigeons in a row, blacklist +1.

I recently read the latest chapter of a novel The original script of the ancient main god space has unlimited flow. At the beginning, you encounter the breeding team, the powerful prop flow leader and all the ghosts The general advantages are that the plot design is good, the interweaving of various tasks is reasonable, and there are many descriptions of the battle of wits between the characters. It is basically chewed up and fed to the readers. It is not a pleasant novel, but there is no obstacle to reading. There are too many shortcomings The first chapter is the plot of Mao Zhiqi's persuasion to quit. Some people say that the protagonist, the Virgin Bitch, is not so much the Virgin, but a big black carrot who does whatever it takes to keep herself in the position of the Virgin. Just like the author himself, he simply refined the comments that scolded him. He did not let you curse or quarrel (I sneer at the protagonist and the author in this position anyway). But as the saying goes, you should shape the three views in the work instead of looking for them. I can accept this kind of protagonist if the plot is good, but it may be poisonous for many people. The second is the description of the group portraits. At present, there is one protagonist and two supporting characters, but the protagonist is just a black-hearted white carrot. There are more descriptions of think tanks and thugs (perhaps more than the protagonist), and many people don't like it. The third is that the number one thug is set to be a man in body and a woman in heart. The current copy should be able to practice the Sunflower Book to change gender. The protagonist respects her position. Occasionally, the author will write some marginal plots and then postulate that there is no female protagonist in the book (which is very redundant). In my eyes, the characters basically don't matter, the plot comes first. The fourth is that the author's two copies have brushed aside some popular drainage issues, such as the antagonism between men and women, women's supremacy over women, cultural antagonisms, etc. Some people say that he contains personal information. But isn't someone else's territory their private property? It's not much, it's really a small part. Fifth, I feel that the protagonist in the first dungeon is too mentally retarded, but in the second dungeon, his IQ has reached a high point and he can compete with the brains. In fact, the growth process is not very smooth.