Acheron: We'll Meet Again at the End of the Void

From a personal point of view, I came here to see Huang Quan. I don't know if the protagonist is Huang Quan, but the protagonist's name is Nai He. And knowing that it is Huang Quan, I read it more or less as an invincible novel. But the protagonist and the A-level monster even fought a few moves. Although he didn't draw his sword, it wasn't impossible to kill him, right? 2. It felt like the blocking force was there just to hide the protagonist's combat power. After all, the protagonist was right next to him at the time. It feels like I want the protagonist to take action, but I don't want the protagonist to be exposed. 3. These words, um, na, really affect the listening experience. If you are reading, ignore this one. Everything else is okay, and there are no classic or deliberate plots. Generally speaking, it's pretty good. It would be great if you can accept the above two points. [Praise]

This book is a fanfic about Huang Quan, and the protagonist is somewhat similar to Huang Quan's allomorph. In short, the author has a good grasp of character creation, and will also explore issues related to nihilism. There are many characters but distinct personalities, and the quality is as high as ever. However, some dialogue plots are long, which may not be suitable for some readers who like fast pace, but the quality is very good, and in my opinion it is a very rewarding book. (Purely personal opinion, there may be something wrong, I hope Haihan)

Personal opinion. 1. The novel highlights the "amnesia" characteristic of Huangquan. Compared with the original setting, it seems that there is a private setting 2. The rhythm of the plot is sometimes fast and sometimes slow, and the transition time between the early and middle stages is long. 3. Setting questions (1) Nothingness will not glance at anyone. In the article, Huang Quan senses the glance of nothingness? (2) During the descent of the Medicine Master, the Medicine Master himself communicated directly with Huang Quan and was at a disadvantage to some extent? Evaluation: The interval between the appearance of the Medicine Master and the Destruction was too short, lack of transition, and the "Envoy" was directly born. The Medicine Master descended but did not cause a large-scale impact, which is inconsistent with the game settings. The last person who sought the real medicine had already given birth to the largest "Plenty People" (Emperor Bow) and gave birth to the Fairy Boat Civilization, and the Medicine Master in the text descended in person. According to the settings, this planet should be alive. (Ps: Medicine Master, as a star god, is the manifestation of destiny itself. Whether there is personality thinking needs to be examined urgently) Summary: Huang Quan's character is basically not OOC and is relatively in line with my imagination. There are slight flaws in the setting. The supporting characters are okay, the writing is okay Supplement: The writing is good, but the plot feels fragmented and the author wants to write too much.

How to say it? This book is considered to be the best one I have read about Huang Quan's fanfiction. It describes the image of Huang Quan, and I don't believe the writing. The only shortcoming is that there are too few, and the author only updates it ten times a day to read it!

It looks good, but the description of amnesia is too strong, and there is no strong maintenance of existence like Huang Quan, so it looks a bit..., How to put it, for example, although Huang Quan will forget a lot of things, he will spare no effort to help ordinary people in Pinoconi, and will also help the stars he just met. The most important thing is that Huang Quan shows his only "color" all the time. Although he is the messenger of nothingness, Huang Quan is definitely a firm existentialist, which is where his personal charm lies. But apart from the plot, the writing was pretty good. It can be seen that the author has some skills!

It's a very good book, everything is good, but please skip Chapter 43. There is a plot in it that makes almost all Huangquan cooks feel uncomfortable. Be sure to skip it, otherwise you will not be able to read it like me. The above is my personal opinion. If you don't like it, don't criticize it. I wish everyone a good reading experience [Love]

There is emptiness between the lines. I personally think that the portrayal of the protagonist is perfect and in line with my understanding of Huangquan. It is nihilistic and philosophical at the same time (in my opinion). In short, it is good-looking because I caught up with the latest one at once. (If there is anything interesting to watch, I feel that hearing is better than seeing. Read it for yourself. After all, you have different preferences. Summary: None. If you want me to comment, I'm too lazy to think about it.

It should be regarded as the best book about Huang Quan that I have read so far. The protagonist's character and behavior are indeed like Huangquan. The content of the story is not particularly outstanding, but it is still relatively good among urban superpowers.

I feel that the book's rating is low, purely because of the lack of people. The description of Huang Quan's character is very good, and there is no too much OOC.

There is a beauty that does not belong to tomatoes [face covering] Don't you know that it's disgusting for the protagonist to be exposed [laughs awkwardly] It's well written, but the two chapters where you saved the child and showed it were very offensive. I'll give full marks after the author makes the changes satisfactory.