Every Division Chief Is My Fangirl, So Why Bother Being an Apostle?

Good-looking, but not enough. I finally saw that it wasn't the same thing as drinking magic potion and climbing the stairs to reach the gods. However, it seems that you can't be considered a master. There is no mental pollution. The pollution in the article is more like radiation, and those of Si Zi's generation are just guys who have gone further on the road of evolution. So far, it seems to be in line with my taste. There are many female protagonists, each with their own characteristics, but I feel like it will overturn sooner or later because of this. Influenced by Kan Riqing, I like the narrative rhythm of one heroine per volume. You haven't even finished solving the affairs of the woman at hand, and the protagonist is overwhelmed and rushes to the next one. . . Finally, let's talk about the female officer. I can't imagine how the protagonist is going to get in touch with her. He doesn't know how to play Deus Ex Machina and falls in love at first sight, right?

The author's writing style is very good. It's hard to imagine that he is a new author. Of course, it is also possible that he is a trumpet account opened by some big boss. This special world view has certain elements of the genre, but it is very novel and different from the common genre. The author's writing style is very good, and every character is well described. It just feels a little abrupt sometimes. Progress sometimes goes too fast. Overall, I think it's pretty good, but this update is a bit slow [shy][shy]

An original and relatively large world view, the author's ability to control the plot and world view is very powerful. For this book, personally, the secret operation that happened around Chapter 120 about the protagonist was a big poisonous point, and I almost gave up on it. Fortunately, the protagonist still developed in the end. What I don't understand is why such a plot is arranged. Even if you arrange such a plot, judging from your subsequent development, it does not necessarily mean that it must be a meme of the protagonist... The main highlight of this book is the interaction between the protagonist and those women. Unfortunately, after reading more than 250 chapters, I still haven't seen Rong Rong's personal chapter. I don't know if the position of the main palace is still stable. [Cry][cry][cry]

Abba Abba, give me a rating. (One thing to note is that some book reviews of industrial products appear to be very impressive at first glance, but when you actually click on them, you will find that they are not worth reading at all. Maybe those kind of book reviews are written by novice readers) The following is a book review: Character dialogue: The author uses a humorous and slightly nonsensical approach to avoid the mistake of "stiff dialogue" that most authors make. Overall, it is quite comfortable to read. Story plot: Compared with most industrial products, this book belongs to the excellent category. I think the original plot, unique world view (referring to the detailed world view in the context of the apocalypse) and other contents are worthy of appreciation by readers. Plot development: The plot development of this book has its ups and downs. When the story reaches a low ebb, the author will suddenly reach a plot climax. You can figure this out for yourself after reading it carefully. This is actually quite good. It's very rare on our platform. Let's perform a wave [Like] Emotional evaluation: This book is rich in emotions, the protagonist has normal views, and the care for each heroine is obvious. The author also gives the heroine the ability to promote the development of the story, so that the emotional line will not become a useless thing. At the same time, the emotional line can also prevent the plot from being too cold and allow you to feel a touch of the warmth of home. Author's comment: A good author can persist in writing books without being a supervisor [Like][Like][Like][Like][Like][Like]

The doomsday novel has a brand new setting, a great world view, the plot is not cliché, the characters are well created, and there is daily life. If the writing can be improved a little, it will be top-notch. It's a bit high and low, but later on it started to add a harem, some characters are no longer necessary, and the characters' intelligence has also begun, but this setting is really good

Rongrong, my Rongrong, so cute, take a bite [admiration][shy][admiration][shy] I want to watch Rong Rong's plot. Woohoo.

Drive low and drive high, and it looks better as you go to the back. To be honest, it was a bit boring in the early stage, and I almost lost a good book. It wasn't until Montnets came out that it started to look good to me. The author has handled it well, such as the Gestalt consciousness ntr of "Swan Heart" (actually it is not ntr at all, not even a single character), but I don't know if it is because of too many mental mysophobia, or because some people directly regard so many unplayable characters as heroines. In short, many people If you can't accept it, you'll be "poisoned" and run away). Instead of writing the painful scene where the male protagonist goes to talk to the affected root (the female protagonist + numerous "harems"), the problem was immediately solved from the source, including later rounding it up and saying that the protagonist's consciousness was not affected. At least this wave kept me. Of course, there are not so good points. The front is still a very classic apocalyptic flow. The protagonist travels through time, the apocalypse (prosperity) breaks out, the empire exists in name only (Yinbao, the capital city in the south, was wiped out by nuclear bombs), a new empire is established in the north, and prosperity breaks out in the south and is "polluted". The border between prosperity and the new empire is an "isolation zone". The male protagonist starts with two golden fingers - "the originless language brought by the identity of the time traveler" and the female protagonist. The early stage describes what the male protagonist saw and heard in the isolation zone (this foreshadowing is a bit long, but it is understandable, after all, it is the base camp behind. The writing is also a bit messy, so the viewing experience is not very good, and the drama is relatively classic, which is why I find it boring) The only thing in the early stage that I thought could be considered enjoyable was the part where the protagonist went to the prosperous capital of the south to rescue the heroine, but the author took it over in a few strokes (it only said that the hero felt uneasy and started to take action, and there was no description of the heroine's critical state, so it didn't make people feel much. It's like "Oh, the hero saved a girl"), and then the Japanese is given to the heroine, the hero returns to the isolation zone, and the heroine upgrades and becomes stronger and fights back. The annoying thing is that there is no detailed description of the scene. In fact, there can be a small climax here (after all, it is a harem, and the drama of saving a girl will never go out of style) Let's talk about the part about giving away the female protagonist (military throne). I feel that the preparation is not in place. The male protagonist gave it to her for nothing inexplicably the first time. However, the female protagonist is of great use later. Needless to say, the author is good at handling this matter with the female protagonist. Each has its own characteristics and uses, and it will not miss the girl. It is still excellent as a harem novel. It's just that the writing is too conservative, and the dozens of collected pictures are the same. . Although I know it feels good, the description is too obscure and makes me feel uncomfortable, but there is nothing I can do about it (the sequelae of being locked up in a dark room) There is also the title of the work "Catastrophe, I want to take them to the end". This is really not attractive enough. At least I couldn't get interested enough to click on it just by looking at the name. After I clicked on it and saw the Riddler-like introduction (the entry doesn't match) and the beginning, I was still very dissuaded. That's about it, author, cheers! I think highly of you, please don't give up. What follows is very good, so be sure to stick to it. This is the first time I've written a long review, and it's also the first time I'm afraid that the author will run away and interrupt the update [grievance] [grievance]

This novel should be a farming novel with a science fiction nature. Most of the time it describes the protagonist's development of the power in his hands and the changes brought about. At the same time, it introduces various special environments and popularizes some "cultural common sense" in science and engineering. This kind of thing is quite to my liking, but it doesn't necessarily cater to the general public. The novel treats various powers with a systematic approach. The background is rigorous and the system is complete. The description is still very innovative, and it has a more science fiction flavor than "I'm fantasy again". Each main character image also has its own characteristics, not just a simple name or concave shape. The shortcomings are that the introduction of the main plot is long, the first 50 chapters are seriously disconnected from the follow-up, and so much space is spent emphasizing passive language, but the plot only serves as a shield; the description of the collision of different forces is too simple, and the climax is missing; then, various science and engineering knowledge coupled with the nature of farming writing, the article is a bit boring; in order to hide, the early protagonist often changes his face and steps on the mask mine. Taking these points together, the novel will be very picky for readers. As for the character description, it is also a bit awkward. The author chose to intersperse descriptions of various heroines to make the proportion of description more even. The result is an incoherent plot with a single character, and a very poor reading experience in related aspects. Here is an example of the content at the beginning and about 500 chapters. The beginning is described by Shen Yutang after dozens of chapters; around chapter 500, the protagonist is transformed into the sage time, and the male and female protagonists interact only after a few chapters, and the interaction enters the sage time. The so-called ending in a few chapters may actually take half a month to write. The perception of other marginal characters is even more difficult to describe. Generally speaking, the novel is not a high-quality one, but the author is a good writer with ideas.

It's a very good novel. I understand that it has a little Cthulhu feeling. In the end, it turns into modern warfare and ultra-modern information warfare. It is a completely new way of thinking. Moreover, the information warfare is very wonderfully written, and it also has the feeling of Inception. Although the emotions are not as delicate as the female author, the novel is very good. It's very good. It's been developed bit by bit. It's not just some novel that's brainless. The overall idea is very good. It feels like it's a masterpiece on Tomato. It's a pity that the score is so low. I feel it's at least nine points. The only problem is that there are too few authors and it's not enough to read [face covering] However, the beginning may be a bit confusing. The first few chapters are basically opening up the background. It feels like it starts to become more exciting after more than 30 chapters.

Personally, I feel that the early stage is very good. I prefer Rong's way of speaking (attractive), but in the early stage, except for the protagonist showing his skills once, most of the time there is nothing (in terms of strength). He plays more of a think tank in it, but he performs every time he makes a move. Decisive killing penalties and profit maximization (I like this very much) are well reflected in the transaction with Rong, but it has also become a poisonous point (for example, after the transaction, the protagonist believes that his own benefits are unequal compared to the other party, and behaves greedy) Rong was being hunted at that time and was almost killed. The protagonist has received various benefits before this. It will get better after the protagonist has more conversations with Rong. The main thing is that the antler is so cute, so adorable, and so cute. Hey-hey! I couldn't stand it when I read more than 100 chapters, so I always skipped to the chapters of Rong to read first. By the way, I am not afraid of distorted shadows. I definitely don't want to see the gray and white fur. By the way, if the author can see it, I hope he won't devote himself to the characters just after writing them down, such as Lord Junzai, Xiaobai, and the little princess (I don't know this, I feel like I sacrificed it, and I lost my juice repeatedly). There is a problem with the emotional line. The protagonist feels like he has been replaced, and his character has become a lustful person. He is crazy about collecting harems. The protagonist's line is not clear, but the later ones are much better, mainly the appearance of Rong, hehe! Suck it, ⊙▽⊙ah, no, it's me... I feel good-looking, yes, it looks good. Five stars must be five stars. O(∩_∩)O