Song of the Creator

It's beautiful, the setting is very good, and it's exciting*͈ᴗ͈ˬᴗ͈ෆ But Tomato has not uploaded the entire book. Comparing it with the published physical book, it seems that some deletions and plot changes have been made. It is still good and worth reading.

This review of this book may contain some spoilers, including the last three books, which are not available on Tomato. My biggest feeling after reading this book is that it is shocking. Whether it is the existence and birth of the paper man, the paper war or others, the author has constructed a huge world view. There are also many characters that are particularly difficult to reconcile. They are the kind of characters that you hope will live well, but they die for some reasons, such as Pingjing, Wanqian, Xiaoshuidi... Of course, I feel a little strange about some of the plots. I don't quite understand the protagonist's psychological activities after the paper man launches the war and the failure to achieve paper equality, because there is a big difference between the protagonist's previous psychological activities and his subsequent psychological activities. I'm a little curious about how the protagonist's character arc changed. But even if I don't understand it at all, it is undeniable that this is still a work with language that reaches the highest level in the world. (I did not mention this statement, I just particularly agree with it) I also think the ending is very magical (this is a compliment), "Eggs broken from the outside are food, and broken from the inside are life." As long as the paper man can break the soul crystal and become a real original person through training, this setting is really awesome. There is also a scene where the protagonist pretends to attack each other when he and Jian Dong (also known as Li Yi) have a dispute over whether to make this return-to-origin law public, and the explanation given later is also very heartwarming.

A hidden tomato book, let's not talk about the whole Internet for now. If anyone reads my book review, I recommend reading this book.

The concept is clever, the plot is compact, and the logic is coherent. I have already bought the 456 physical book of 123 on Tomato. If I am satisfied, I may buy another 123 integrated set, and at the same time support the author [Chigua]

The concept is very good. Except for the protagonist, other characters are good. I don't like the protagonist's personality. He is weak in combat, has a soft-hearted personality, is nosy, has a strong temper, and can't keep up. Fortunately, there is a halo of the protagonist, otherwise he would have died a hundred times. Also, it's really sad to be his paper man!

Recommended by old bookworms, it's a very exciting world, and there should be a follow-up in the end, but I don't know if the author wants to continue it.

The plot is wonderful and beautiful, especially the emotion and side-by-side relationship between the protagonist and the paper man he created... "In this life, never leave, never give up, Then I will give you eternal life. " "The will to be free, the heart to take risks." It's important to. Thousands, innocent. "I want to create a place where paper and paper can live together." The starry sky shines...

It's so beautiful, it's on par with The Lost City of Beasts. My scalp was numb when I read it. My facial expressions can no longer express my love for the book. Even if I don't score it 10 points, I feel that this book is wearable!! Buried. Wrong number. Hahahaha.

Extreme idealism makes the protagonist meddlesome and indecisive, even a bit 🐢. But this is also the personality trait of the protagonist. I don't like it, but I have to say that it is very distinct. In addition to the ones on 🍅, I also looked for the following ones in other places and finished them. Overall, it looks like some parts are a bit fragmented. I wonder if there are any gaps in the 🍅. The ending is quite good, it can be said to be the best ending in a novel of this length that I have ever read.

A wonderful pen brings flowers to life, a work that enshrines the gods.