The Three-Body Problem: I'm Cheng Xin, and from the Start I Inherit the Grandmastery of the Dao of Performance

A very good book! The ingredients are a bit complicated, but I happen to understand a little bit about everything involved. I listened to Da Ai Xian Zun, and I listened to all the descriptions and hints. It always arouses some associations, and it feels like that. It has a strong sense of science fiction, and the overall rhythm is fast, but the logic is clear and clear. The narration of the little characters interspersed in the middle reflects the whole, and it also has the flavor of an immortal. The author is active and interactive, and I look forward to the follow-up! Once you become popular, I will become a veteran. Maybe you can also try setting the level of book fans by clicking on Dawn? I have complicated feelings towards Cheng Xin, and unlike many other brats, I disliked her at first. But after reading it a few more times, I felt helpless. That's human choice and stuff. I can understand it, but I feel sad to face the situation she created. Of course, no one among us can do it better than her. The author did not ignore the original protagonist Cheng Xin, but retained a little bit to promote the story, and it was directly sublimated! (Here is another fanfic that I recommend. The soul of the time traveler directly took over his body and staged a leather suit drama. Reading the introduction and listening to relatives and friends told it, I felt quite disgusting, so I didn't read it.) I was about to give up after seeing the beginning of this book, but I continued to read the introduction. Ok, very good... Come on, come on, come on, come on—

[Thinking] This book is destined to be written to screen readers. Those who can't read it will think that I am just writing. Only after reading it can you understand that the so-called "narration" is exactly the core of this book. Of course, since some people want to read it, I will tell more "story", but the core idea of ​​this book will not change, otherwise it will deviate from my original intention of writing [Eating Melon] This book has been revised once. Maybe some of the voices were too sharp, and I couldn't judge the specific standards... So in the end, they were all deleted. The chapters with the title "Revised" were all deleted. If it doesn't seem to make sense, it's normal.

First of all, let me explain that this book depends on the reading group. Some people say that there are too many narrations and it is all nonsense. But in fact, the essence of this book is also here. The narrations contain the author's concepts and views on the original events. If you can read it, it is still very interesting, so please don't give a low score just because you can't read it. This will make the author uncomfortable and you will feel uncomfortable too.

Please rate it. The point of view is very good, but it is a bit dangerous. I am afraid that your book will suddenly disappear one day, and there will be no place to cry. (I have become a long-time fan after the book became popular)

Excellent, fine grain, with philosophical and meaningful thoughts. It's just that there are too many extras, the main content needs to be more substantial, and the protagonist's role is less. In fact, I have always imagined that if Cheng Xin had the halo of a protagonist and was not a tool to carry Da Liu's arrangements and malice, Da Liu told readers that this character was not likable as written, and my understanding is that he would take the blame. So I really like the author's treatment of Cheng Xin and look forward to the next story.

I'm not going to brag about it, this book really has the flavor of Chasing the Light and The Three-Body Problem, it's really nice xdm

This book is not an online novel in the traditional sense (if you mind, don't read it). Compared with the writing style of this platform, the writing style is good (better than Xiaobai's brainless novels). Overall, it is still worth reading. However, it still shows that this book is not an online novel in the traditional sense (you don't have to read half of it to say that it doesn't read at all, you don't feel comfortable at all, you can't understand it at all, etc.) However, the author of this book imitates Da Liu and writes extra essays. It is nothing in itself, but there are too few updates (the author has to update ten times a day!). It is easy to forget the plot and give people a sense of incoherence. Of course, these are the feelings of book fans, so I don't want to comment too much. The book has a strong philosophical atmosphere and has a lot of philosophical discussions (the writing method of this book should not be suitable for most readers who read online novels. There is no doubt that this book is a selective audience. Again, this book is not an online novel in the traditional sense. If you mind about this, don't read it) The elements of this book are a bit too sewn together, but that's not harmful. It just looks a bit messy. The title of this book is somewhat misleading and makes people think it is an online novel about three-body fandom. But when I clicked in to check it out, I found that it was not. The content of this book is a bit esoteric. Some readers may not understand it, but overall it is good to read.

The stars are bright, the world is dazzling Dark forest, hidden dangers everywhere The devil outside the territory, the god of death is immortal Dawn saves the world, this battle with three bodies

Needless to say, it is great. It is a rare good book. The writing style is very delicate and the author is also very active. I think I will have an excellent spiritual nourishment for a long time in the future. It belongs to the careful reading type [Like]

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