The Eternity of the Moon Will Last Forever, and Everything Will Eventually Become Strange

My dream love letter! [Sending Hearts] "Praise to the Constant Moon": On March two days, the sky was high, and the fog shrouded hundreds of cities. He is in charge of the determined destiny of all living beings and the mystery of his own self. It is the initial cause and the effect of all, The starting point of all journeys, the answer to thousands of times, Lord Si Ye, Emperor of Destiny, When the two days of March come together, our Lord will wake up again and start a new era, Praise here, Like the moon, it lasts forever.

A very enjoyable read. The background is just right and deep, the invincibility is just right, and the characters of all the characters so far are very interesting. The most important thing is that there are no annoying characters. The plot is light and natural and just right. The writing is not novice, and the language is relatively cute. As long as the subsequent plot conflicts can keep the current style running for a long time, it will definitely be a good book that can be followed to the end. A very favorite book.

The sun and moon set up two combat powers, each with its own unique advantages. When the moon is in full moon, it is almost close to immortality, and when in constant moon, it is almost invincible. However, during the day, it is still a weakling. The combat power of the weakling increases step by step, and it conquers its own weirdness (pet). The storyline of the whole story is very complete, and the holes dug previously have been basically filled. The writing style, logical thinking, and clear language expression make it a very good novel overall. After catching up with the army, I read the latest chapter. Generally speaking, the author's plot concept is not a straightforward continuation, but a spiral. Looking at the entire story line, you will find that the following story overlaps, echoes, and is connected to a certain node of the previous story. Through the characters' personalities, details, and short stories, the story is spread out with dots and lines.

Needless to say, I was really shocked that Tomato had such an imaginative writing style. It is in line with my appetite for incomparable and refreshing writing in today's fast-paced life, and it also satisfies the suspenseful and supernatural feeling. It is an indisputably good writing. As I approached the 200th chapter, I got a little bored. Especially when I was writing about the hotel, I felt that I had reached a bottleneck. It was just about conquering the weird ones. The newly conquered ones were far less recognizable than the ones at the beginning. I felt like I was in the water.

This year's surprise. The author has written something very new. Internet novels are becoming increasingly stereotyped and stereotyped. Authors who can explore new themes and write new content deserve encouragement and support. This will make the dream world better and better. After reading more than 300 chapters, I caught up with the update and decided to read it carefully again. The first time I was always in a hurry, the second time I planned to read it slowly. And after slowing down, I discovered a lot of interesting little details. I feel like the author is very thoughtful. … After the second brush, I saw Chapter 361~ There are 361 points on the Go board, and this book has 361 chapters. It finally connects all the previous foreshadowings, which is quite good. This fits my aesthetic perfectly. It's absolutely amazing. It's great. [If we talk about the time spent reading the book, actually counting the second time, I should have spent more than 50 hours reading this book. I just don't know if it's 100 hours. . . .

It's a very nice book. The path to power in the book is mysterious. The author writes it with great feeling, and the interaction between the protagonist and the weird ones is also very interesting. One of the reasons that may have dissuaded me is that the protagonist didn't fully understand the two golden fingers and his own identity at the beginning (but I think it's okay, as he didn't always intentionally make the protagonist unaware of his identity). There are also some people who said that the protagonist didn't do anything serious when he was invincible, but I think it would be too boring if it was like what they said. Besides, I'm invincible, so I can't just do whatever I want [laughs evilly]

It's a very good book. It's amazing. Two points are that the connection and foreshadowing of various transitions are very natural and clever. The other is the creation of characters. There are many small characters, but they are all very vivid and three-dimensional. Each one also has his or her own unique role. There are some seemingly useless details, but in the later stage they are shaping points and foreshadowing. It was relatively easy in the early stage. Now the latest one is slowly starting to become grand. I still like the relaxed plot.

This book deserves a high score. The novel setting and the powerful protagonist make readers more engaged. Moreover, this book is not a mindless read. He has his own logical story, and the stories are linked one after another, layer upon layer. From Sixiang City to Feng Shuguan, they are all new stories. Unlike some mindless books, which only touch on the conflicts between people and do not write about disputes about politics and interests. Everyone has his own independent personality setting, and their stories also have their own characteristics. People's hearts are like this, but their emotions are more beautiful. [Love][love][love]

It's very beautiful, and the writing is very comfortable, as if it is flowing slowly on the back of a sheep. The biggest highlight of this article for me is the name of the male protagonist, which also corresponds to his character – comfortable, slow, and naturally dull. The name Chen Mie may make people feel that it is wrong at first glance, making people feel "not doing their job properly", but in fact, after reading it, you will find that this is the name that best suits the male protagonist, and it is also the name that best expresses the character the author wants to give to the character. Moreover, this name is different from the mainstream and is particularly refreshing, making people can't help but look forward to the follow-up. It's just that the time-travel element gives me a very bad impression, especially the fact that it contains memories of past lives. I prefer the male protagonist's first appearance in the world, ignorant, no memory, corresponding to the original body, reflecting the state of a "newborn" descended from the earth. Let's look at the follow-up development. After all, the author is also deliberately marginalizing this setting, and the author's outline may not be done well. It feels that the setting should not be the current setting at first, as if the two settings are mixed together.

Good book, the world setting is very interesting, the plot is smooth and interesting. Before Chapter 127 "Net", it was set that the protagonist is the Heng Yue Da He, who speaks freely and is almost omnipotent. Except for the seventh day, the human body is covered by other moons and is immortal. The author is very good at digging holes but fills them in very well. The only bad thing is that the protagonist has many ways to know who is behind the scenes. The large size can't be used, because it digs holes, causing readers to see that the protagonist is Truman. He has strength, but due to various reasons, the protagonist disappears after a little search. It feels very perfunctory. After Chapter 127, the protagonist's invincible strength was patched. The protagonist can only speak freely when facing the enemy, but does not have the ability to know everything. Although the author suppresses the protagonist in various ways, the protagonist is also a bit clear and stupid, but the author's story is well written, the setting is interesting, and there is not much resentment. The integration of these can be Chapter 127 is very interesting. In the past, it could only be said to be a good-looking book and a qualified novel. After the trial began, Chapter 127 connected all the foreshadowings of the supporting characters with names and surnames. In this way, the characters are portrayed with affection and meaning. Everyone has their own ideals and feelings, which are all sublimated. There is nothing to say about the writing style. The protagonist was tricked behind the scenes just like Truman because of the foreshadowing. , The clues were broken halfway through, and the motive could not be found. Later, after the trial, the mastermind behind the scenes appeared and connected all the clues. It was like a detective discovering the murderer. Each person's monologue was used to portray the characters. Everyone has their own difficulties. Combining the previous parts, the characters immediately become fuller. The first part can only be regarded as a qualified and good-looking novel, but the 128 chapters after it become a real good book.

It's very interesting, the subject matter is novel, the painting style is warm and a little suspenseful, and occasionally a little nonsensical. The protagonist is semi-invincible, daily life is relatively relaxed, and the settings such as the moon and the degree of mystery are very interesting. I was attracted by the title of the book at first, but then I found that the style of writing and the title didn't quite match. I wanted to quit. However, it's hard to find such a rare and appetizing subject matter, so I continued reading it, and now I find that it is really good.

Beautiful, semi-invincible writing. The writing style is very everyday and relaxed, and at the same time it also has a suspenseful main line. Overall, the painting style is very warm and a little nonsensical. There's also a little bit of Eryou stuff in it. I'm Xichu, so I give this little easter egg full marks [get it]

It's definitely a good article on Tomato. The subject matter is novel. The writing style and logic are pretty good on Tomato. It doesn't make any drama. It's cool but not completely brainless. I haven't started a harem for the time being (I hope there won't be one). I read more than 80 chapters in one go yesterday. I'll catch up on the rest when I get used to it.

It's good-looking, the setting is novel, the writing style is casual, the protagonist is semi-invincible, there's no plot to abuse the protagonist, and there's no messy emotional drama. Ps. The title and introduction of the book are a bit too unattractive. Fortunately, I clicked in and read the book review, otherwise I would have missed it. The supporting characters are also flesh and blood, with their own life experiences, thoughts, and choices. They are not simply enemies/friends/background boards.

A great book. Apart from the short version of Master Hao Ge, it is the only novel that I read on Tomato following the new chapters... Let's talk about the advantages. The main body is Eternal Moon, absolutely invincible, and has the highest level of strength. The story progresses step by step, and the author's writing skills are very strong, so even if it is biased towards puzzle elements, it is very refreshing to read. Each character has a vivid personality, especially the roast chicken, which is quite funny, not to mention the little porcelain girl, the protagonist's caring little cotton-padded jacket, and the most memorable one is the weird trial that was offline after a few chapters. There is also a unique power system. Although it is not complicated, it does make people immersed in thinking. Of course, there are advantages and disadvantages. For example, trading currency is time. I had all kinds of fantasies at first, but later I found out that it was just currency (after seeing the latest part, maybe there will be some foreshadowing in the future?). Also, the leveling up of passers-by is not very rigorous, and sometimes it feels like... That's all. In fact, it doesn't really affect the fun of the plot... In short, there are shortcomings, but the flaws are definitely outweighed. Personally I think it looks pretty good. Good book.

When I first saw this book, I thought it was weird, incomparably exciting, and hilarious. After reading it in depth, I found that it was very different from what I imagined. If I had to use one word to describe it, it would be - romantic. This is a fairy tale book with a web cover, a mystery book with a cool cover, and a love letter to another fantasy world. From a grand perspective, it can be Bishop Jing's faithful faith throughout the first chapter, or the maternal love intertwined between Du Juan and Hua Nian like "Jin Se"; from a small perspective, you can see that Chen Miemei and various interesting and weird friends get to know each other and grow together. Here, you can't even find any insignificant characters. Each character has his own life and his own will. There are many wonderful things about this novel. The plot aspect has been explained in detail by experts, so I will talk about the other aspect. The interlocking foreshadowing is a must-have part of this book. It is not the kind of forced digging of a pit to bury it. This novel is built in foreshadowing. The suspense is high from the first chapter. Why was the protagonist assassinated? What makes the room's decor so special? Then step by step, you gradually develop a grand world view... Here, you can see a meteorite spanning two worlds, falling from the future to the past; here, you can see the identical but completely different destiny disputes of a city 3000 years ago and 3000 years later. There is no protagonist here. When the first word of the first chapter is written, someone at the end has already picked up the pen. The writing is delicate, with no gorgeous words or exclamation points of emotional ups and downs. The author uses the plainest and most profound writing style to write a first-person autobiography in a fantasy world from a third-person perspective. The author tells us with facts that if you want to be "wonderful", you may not need to be so "violent", and you may not need to insist on "opening the gate of heaven with one sword". As long as you move a stone just right, and then look around, the story that runs through time... Is so wonderful. Alas, after all, culture is limited. Even if there are thousands of words, it is difficult to describe it. I wonder how many people can see my speech? At least in my mind, this book ranks among the best.

Currently, this novel has 500 chapters. The world view of the novel is novel and unique, and the plot is quite varied and rich. You can see the hard work the author put in behind it. Compared with the battle setting, the author cares more about the portrayal of the characters' psychology and the depiction of the world view. However, the combat power setting is slightly flawed and the depiction is a bit blurry. At the same time, the novel has many foreshadowings. Moreover, the pulse of the story needs to be carefully sorted out. All in all, this work is considered good on Tomato. It is different from the performance of most male videos in that it is more dedicated to the people and things the protagonist sees along the way. I hope the author can finish this book. Come on, author! (ง•̀_•́)ง I would like to add another book review. The author's real age is not too old. The overall writing style does not have that mature characteristic and seems a bit childish. But it's not a big problem. After all, Tomato's readers are generally not too old, and they are quite comfortable with it. At the same time, the author should be a female author, and there are few depictions of male characters. I feel that the author is not familiar with the portrayal of male characters.

How can I put it this way? This book is not only an enjoyable novel, but also an emotional novel. The content is flesh-and-blood and the characters are very well described. "Show me and cry three times." There are both reversals and various emotions in it, including the helplessness of ordinary people when facing difficulties. There is also the calmness of the mystic when facing death. There is the excitement of the protagonist recruiting all kinds of weird boys, and there is also the romance of the rise of the weird clan in the eighth era. ฅ●ω●ฅ Overall, it is really worth watching. I estimate it will be 9.7 Points. Even with a score of 9.8, This book is going to be a hit. Latecomers, are you ready? I welcome your arrival. Please call me Chen Meie, I will be in charge this time. ʕ •ɷ•ʔฅ Liu Bo betrayed his best friend, Yue Junyang turned from fake to real, Dr. Hua betrayed his original intention to be a doctor, Mrs. Jin betrayed his desire to stay with his family, Bishop Jing betrayed his faith, the clown betrayed his lover and himself who loved his lover, the man in the mirror betrayed the conspirator, Chen Meimei truly became the weird leader [eating melon], so awesome

This book is really good, especially the description of Lu Bu's fight with Sun Wukong for Diao Chan. Hundreds of people gathered together in the battle, but Xue Baochai was really too strong. If it weren't for Nuo Shou's outer ring + Noxus' decapitation Taiwan, this wave of M4 six times strafing will kill you. But I am more concerned about what Zhuge Liang said to the 108 monkeys in Huaguoshan, "Young man is proud, don't show off in front of your brother Liang", which shows Zhuge Liang's indignation at the monkeys who knocked him to death with three sticks. All in all, this book has an interesting plot, a clear system, and many foreshadowings. The fighting scenes feel like you are there, and the character descriptions are also on point: 🥵🥵🥵

The structure of the novel Doubleday March and the Mist is very innovative, and the racial settings are also rich. Although it is not a grand world view, it has a lot of room for expansion and potential for further exploration. The protagonists, monsters, supporting characters and even passers-by are all well portrayed. The logic of the overt and covert struggles between the characters and associations is online, and the whole process is not abrupt or brainless. The protagonist's acting style and strength are very enjoyable to watch, but there are a lot of twists and turns. Xiaoma, I couldn't stand the "trial" part so I skipped it. Fortunately, the rest of the plot is very good, and the foreshadowing and recycling of foreshadowing are also done well. I hope that the current situation can be maintained and that there will be no delays or a breakdown in combat power in the later stages. I hope Heng Yue can scare and surprise more and more people [laughs]

The subject matter is great! But there is a shortcoming for me. I can't watch it [face covering] [face covering] It's such a pity. I watched it for a long time and really couldn't watch it. The writing style is more witty, maybe it's the setting of the protagonist as the moon... Emmm It's not obvious, it feels like a background board. There is no feeling of the moon walking on the earth, but human beings taking over the moon. That's about it.

It's quite good to watch. The setting and plot are both enjoyable to watch. The protagonist's image is still a little bit unclear but it's innocuous. There is no OC. Please don't have a female protagonist. I beg you, author [crying]

This is Tomato's best new-themed novel in recent years, especially the setting of Double Day March is very good, and I saw a comment that I still remember: total solar eclipse❎, sun and moon meeting✔️, which probably means Xiaohong interfered with the sun and moon because of Chen Miemei. According to the rules of the city world, a meteorite was obtained from Heng Yue, and then Xiaohong said that the sun would wait for the total solar eclipse to come over and the moon would explain the event. People in the city world had no idea that the so-called total solar eclipse was actually a boring chat between the sun and the moon. Haha, that's a good summary [laughing][laughing]

I didn't like to read this type of novel, but it looked really good. In every era, there is a race that will receive blessings from one of the two moons in March. That race will become the protagonist of the world. The protagonist is the incarnation of one of the moons in March and receives the blessings of the other two moons. The protagonist of the new era is weird. The protagonist creates a world of strange life in the new era as a human being. On the surface, the protagonist travels through time without any memory. As the son of the great witch, he is involved in the plans of various forces and races. He uses his ingenuity and golden fingers to decipher the secrets step by step. The fog is broken step by step, and the foreshadowing is buried deep. The villain's IQ is online, and there is a plot of wits. The protagonist is basically invincible at night as the incarnation of the moon.

So far, the quality is high, and the author's characterization skills are excellent; the cause and effect relationship is very clear; there are many plot twists and foreshadowings; part of the buried pit has been filled, and there are still some waiting for the author to unfold. The opening chapter of the first volume also has some good moments, but the climax is even more eye-catching. Through the early foreshadowing, the characters surrounding the protagonist all have good character arcs. As the first volume of this book, the story is very complete. The protagonist, as the eternal moon, is destined to stir up troubles and storms, and his identity as a human alien also makes the story more interesting. (Actually, I really want to try to pull some strings, but after thinking about it, I still want to save some face. After all, I have to rely on them to survive during the book shortage)

Overall, it is a good book. If you can read it, you can see that the author wrote it seriously. There are a lot of foreshadowings and the writing style is not bad. The problem is that the protagonist has little charisma, and it's completely impossible to tell what makes him better than others, and he's a bit anti-human. Then maybe it's my problem, I feel a bit naive in many places. There is also the protagonist who has to work hard to track down many places that can be solved directly with force. The protagonist Heng Yueye is theoretically invincible, but the actual performance is not satisfactory. However, at least this book has a clear system, an outline and some clever ideas. Although it is a bit immature, it is not bad and can be used to pass the time. I hope the author can continue to work hard!

I rarely give five stars, let me tell you my opinion. Although this novel has a weird and invincible tone, it does not suffer from the overly depressing and collapse of plot, character, and combat power that appear in other similar novels. First of all, this is very commendable, because the author uses the March Transformation to limit the protagonist's strength while giving it a very high upper limit, so that there will be no homogeneous brainless speedrunning plot; at the same time, the protagonist has a certain strength and the ability to create miracles, which also makes the main color of this novel not gloomy. I think this is a good point, because the novels involving weird genres on the market now will deliberately create painful plots and atmospheres, which are a bit artificial. But if it were limited to this, I would only give four stars. What really makes me give five stars is that the small plot and various details drawn by the author are really great. For example, all the details when the protagonist was assassinated at the beginning were corresponding as the plot developed. For example, the water in the water glass is poisonous, why he is stabbed with an awl, why King Kong will die, etc. The ingenuity in the plot allows me to see that the author is creating rather than following a template, which is very admirable. Secondly, there are some small plots, such as the one about participating in the "Trial". This trial connects the previous six supporting characters and leads to the development direction of the protagonist; for example, the story behind the Orange Cat Hotel, the plot between the brother and sister and the stepmother in the new city, all touched me. This is why I think this book can get 5 stars. It is very comfortable to read overall Finally, I have to say that I hope this book can have a beginning and an end. It is really a good work.

Totally worth a 9.5 Or above! It is a very realistic but gentle book! The author's skills in character creation and foreshadowing are quite good, and he is also very good at writing reversals and closed loops. He is one of the few novels involving closed loops of time and space that I like. It can be said that no plot in the book is wasted, and there are no traces of special purpose. The plot is also coherent and complete, very creative and logical. Many foreshadowings are logically present and recycled. In the end, looking back at it at the end gives you an indescribable feeling. Although the protagonist's combat power is very strong, he is not invincible and does not deliberately suppress his combat power. It is very comfortable to watch. Besides the serious main line, there are also many fairy tale-like subplots, which I personally like very much! All in all, it is a good book that is worth reading. If I were to recommend a few gold mines found in tomatoes, this one would definitely be at the top!

In my opinion, the rating of this book is low. It should be around 9.6. I think the second volume can reach 9.8. If I had to describe it in one sentence, it would be "If a gun appears in the story, it must be fired." The whole story has a strict logic, and there are foreshadowings everywhere. The author has made every character in the book have a role, every description is meaningful, and the plot has ups and downs (the side effect is that it becomes easy to guess). At the same time, the logic is quite strict, and the story is completely self-explanatory. The characters are well drawn. Each character has its own outstanding points, and there are very few characters that are stereotyped. This book is more like a fantasy road adventure. The author's outline must be quite good. The update speed is guaranteed while also ensuring the quality. I highly recommend it. I hope the author can maintain the standard in the third chapter. As the number of the protagonist group and the protagonist's strength during the day increase, how can the author switch from a small group of weirdos to the entire weird group?

I originally thought this novel was one of Tomato's best novels. I really hate those novels where NPCs block them out of nowhere. This novel completely avoided my bad points and was very interesting. But I opened the comment section and saw some low-star reviews, which made me feel a little uncomfortable now. I swear here that I will not read the comment section of any novel I follow in the future until I finish it. [Cry][cry]