The Gifted: All 3 Volumes

It's very exciting. I feel that even if every story is taken apart, a million-word novel can be written. But then again, it is precisely because each story is short and concise that people have the desire to read it. If it is too dragging, this high-scoring work will not be produced.

It's indescribable, don't miss it because of his name, believe me, try to read it, you will find that it may not be bad. The story is very good and leaves people wanting more. The coherence and cross-talk in each chapter are unexpectedly good and reasonable. After reading it, people will not have the feeling of "How could this be like this?" But a feeling of "Oh! So that's how it is." Maybe after reading it, you should really think about the plot and dialogue in it. If you can really learn something or realize something, it all depends on you. At last! At last! Say important things three times! Still unfinished! Still unfinished! I'm still not finished! ! !

It's so shocking. Each story will have different revelations if analyzed carefully. The plots are intertwined, unexpected and reasonable. The author's writing style and academic background are also very profound, and he cleverly buries many aspects of human nature in meaningful stories. A major feature of this book is the twists and turns, the foreshadowing one after another. Often when I thought it was the end, the conspiracy had just surfaced. What impressed me most was the last chapter, "The King of Chess." The author laid it out from beginning to end, with subtle hints one after another. It was only at the end that I was stunned and enlightened. The bold and reasonable imagination, rigorous thinking, careful logic, ingenious design, and interesting plot are unmatched by 99.9% Of novels. Overall, it can be summed up in one word: Absolute!

It's really great. I think this novel is not at the level of a Tomato novel. This is a novel where all the characters are truly intelligent and calculating. The dilemmas faced by each protagonist are far beyond their capabilities, but each one can achieve their goals with their own calculations. Especially the last chess king. The situation of the chess king can be said to be the worst. He does not have the strength of the previous protagonists to overturn the table, but he used his own ability to win what can be called the best ending. It's really amazing.

It must be praised. Mad has not seen such a wonderful plot in a long time. My words are not enough to express the ups and downs of the content. The whole article is full of careful layout, and every chapter is a game of chess.

Absolutely, a masterpiece. According to the review of a ten-year-old bookworm, it is really a masterpiece. Several short stories are spliced ​​together to create a complete big world. They are interlocking and the foreshadowing is just right. It is really a masterpiece!

WC is amazing, so damn good-looking. Personally, I think the coin, First Blood, and Chess King are particularly good-looking. When I think about it carefully, the coin is actually not too complicated. [Thinking] I don't know if it's because I'm the first to read it or because of the protagonist's character and mind, but it seems that the protagonist in each chapter is very smart, good-looking, and pretty good-looking [I learned it]

A very good book, six people, six different powers By changing the positive and negative patterns of a coin, the world can be destroyed. He has the power to destroy the world, but he just wants to be an ordinary person. One chess piece changed the entire chess game. God of Death, he told a lie, he deceived everyone, he disguised the law of cause and effect as dying together, and he will fall into a lifetime of loneliness. Let's keep the remaining three. They are all very good, with different personalities and different lives. Each one has its own characteristics, looking forward to the remaining three.

Tomato is one of the few masterpieces, although it is very short and consists of several short stories with little connection between them. But it is a work well worth savoring. Thought-provoking. And to be honest, the hacker section is really twisting and turning to make people's scalp numb... It's not a cool article, but it's a work that is suitable for reading.

This book revolves around the struggle between gifted people and ordinary people. The logic of each story is terrifying, especially the last one, which surprised me no less than the sum of the previous ones. It is so terrifying d(ŐдŐ๑) Five-star praise sent╰(*´`*)╯

It's not bragging, it's really good-looking, and it's the same quality as The Lost City of Beasts

I read it all in one go in half a day. I haven't felt this way for a long time. It's really beautiful. When I was halfway through it, I thought it was a masterpiece. The dialogue and characters in it are quite in line with my taste. The plot is also quite good, almost a perfect hexagonal warrior. But I deducted a point in the end because I always thought the short stories would be connected by the end. Very disappointing, this can only be described as a short story. I thought it would be at least a novella. The requirements for short stories and long stories cannot be the same. I'm still thinking about what will happen if so many people with special abilities come together? How will this world develop? The long story originally had a main line. I thought there would be a main line that converged together, and the conflicts between various organizations described also hinted at this. Unfortunately, I was wrong. It was just an unrelated short story, and the difficulty was greatly reduced. Expectations were dashed. Just deduct one point.

Each article is a short story, and the author's writing style is also quite good (the description of the natural environment of the chess king is really good [like]), and the logic is amazingly rigorous (I basically don't know what the ending is after reading the beginning [laughing and crying]), and the links are intertwined. What makes me most emotional is: human beings can still exist! Just one word - absolutely! ! !

It's quite good, but a little short, and it feels like reading an early novel. There are stories, logic, reversals, and thinking. It is not as brainless as most novels nowadays, and there are fewer miscellaneous things mixed into it. Nothing wrong with it except being short.

The plot is divided into sections, and the story is exciting...[Like][Like][Like]

Beyond human imagination, extreme thinking, clear ideas, every step is fascinating, beyond the dark logic of people's imagination, but also deeply fascinating. The ending is thought-provoking, independent but interlocking. It shows a great world view and is unforgettable. The profound theoretical knowledge in it is only an auxiliary tool for the plot, but the wonderful content and excellent thinking angle are the biggest attractions of this book.

A masterpiece of short stories. The writing method is destined to make it short, but it is already a classic

Very nice. Each story is very good. It mainly revolves around the dispute between the talented people and the humans who are afraid of the talented people. The plot is reversal and exciting.

The whole book is logical and well-organized. It is a good book and deserves five stars. But why are there so few people reading it?

Each chapter revolves around a story about a talent. There are more complex relationships behind seemingly ordinary talents. What impressed me the most was the God of Death and coins. The destruction of the universe and the demise of mankind only happen in an instant. I heard that the author's imagination is really big [Sending Hearts]

This novel is considered a very niche one in Tomato. There are endless twists and turns, but it is reasonable. It cleverly integrates human wisdom with words. The protagonist in each chapter may seem simple, but he often saves the world with his wisdom in the end. Novels with this theme are rare in Tomato. In my opinion, This book is more suitable for those who like brain-burning literature. The whole book is divided into 7 chapters. Each chapter has its own protagonist and a different story line, so it will not make people feel redundant. This is also the first novel for which I have left such a long book review. I highly recommend it! ! ! (It may not be easy for newbies to accept, but it is more suitable for old bookworms)

It's so good, it's just amazing. I didn't expect some pitfalls, but when I saw the ending, it turned out that there was another pitfall. In the first drop of blood, I thought the world would be destroyed after the protagonist died. I didn't expect this. The chess king part didn't seem interesting at first, but the more I watched it, the more I became addicted.

Shocking, this book shows a world where superpowers and humans share the same world. It goes in the opposite direction from the usual logic of superpowers being superior to others in urban novels, and creates wonderful stories one after another. It also reflects the problems of human beings themselves. The world is like this, people are still there, disputes will still exist, and the stories will not stop or end. The whole book has a clear idea, the sense of expectation and reversal is just right and the logic is closed. With a little bit of philosophy and reflection, it is a story that belongs to the world and a story that truly resonates.

Shocking, unparalleled shock, the twists and turns in each chapter left me wanting more, it was so exciting!

The logic is rigorous, the descriptions are real, the images are vivid, the foreshadowings are interlocking, and they are reversed and reversed again. You think the author is on the fifth level, but actually the author is on the atmosphere. It is wonderful and a masterpiece.

A rare fantasy/science fiction novel. After reading it, I feel that the purpose of the novel is not to focus on the diversity of "talents" and bug abilities, but more on the reflection on the "human nature" of gifted people and ordinary people. When ordinary people are endowed with talents, what kind of "humanity" will be released? Will they maintain good thoughts and continue to live an ordinary life? Or will he fall into madness and become a beast driven by desire? Why there are different choices and different results is a question I want to continue to think about after reading this book. The first story "Coins" feels the most amazing. I call it "the madness of reason" and I can still savor it after reading it. Speaking of other feelings, the content of the book reminded me of "Love, Death and Robots" (a TV series, it seems to be in its third season), which is also such a fantasy story with a lot of imagination. Every time I read it, I will have some feelings of "what would happen to the world if such a thing really happened? What would happen to me?"; More actually, it is still like this now. A peaceful and stable life makes people comfortable, and the wonderful lives of others are just the condiments of one's own life...

This book definitely entered Tomato recently, otherwise more people would have read it. From my personal reading experience, this book is more like a science fiction novel with a superpower system. Each chapter describes a different protagonist. At first, I thought the characters would be related later, but after reading the book as a whole, I found that there is not much connection between the stories. It just feels like it builds a complete world view. Anyway, I read in this book the feeling I had when I was reading Liu Cixin's short science fiction novels in middle school. I highly recommend it! [Learned]

Each one is a very, very good short story with twists and turns. I am a person who prefers twists and turns. Movies, animations and novels are all like this. They are short and exquisite. The only flaw is that these short stories are not strung together in the end. I know that the difficulty of writing this way will increase significantly, but I really read it because I thought it was the ending, but it's a pity that there is no finishing touch, but it's still worthy of the high score of five stars. Come on, there is suspense at the end. I hope there will be a next book, but it probably won't be available. Great support for the author, and I'm looking forward to the next one.

It's so beautiful. Each article adds settings, and maintains a wonderful balance between people and abilities in each story. The text may not be so vivid, but it is as fascinating as magic. I highly recommend it~(￣▽￣~)~

The gears of time are turning, and everyone is doing their own thing. They are intertwined, dangers arise, and the intertwined hands are promoting the birth of a certain result.