
Invincible: I Pull the Nation's Goddess Right Out of the TV
无敌,从电视内抓出国民女神开始
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 981k Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban High Martial Arts
- Updated
- 3mo ago
- Source
- Fanqie
Stats
460Chapters
2.1kReads
6.4Score
182Shelves
292Listens
148.1kReads · all time
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It's well written. There is a quiet power between the lines, as if every punctuation mark has been carefully considered. I put down the coffee cup in my hand, my eyes still staying on that page of manuscript paper. The sunlight outside the window slanted in, making the ink slightly shiny. Suddenly, a line of small words in the corner of the paper caught my attention - it was a sentence I had never written before, but it clearly had a familiar handwriting: "You finally saw me." My heart skipped a beat and my fingertips trembled slightly. Looking up at the empty study room, there was only the rustle of the wind turning the pages. But I know that from this moment on, the story is no longer under my control. It has its own breath and will, and is quietly standing up from the paper and walking towards me.
The villain always wakes up against the wind and is convinced.
The writing is quite good. The main character's talent is very strong at the moment. Should there be some talents of the same level in the future? It's just that the content doesn't match the title of the book. At the beginning, I recruited a celebrity from TV. I thought that in the follow-up, I would recruit people from all over the world. But it turns out that it's not just two genres intertwined with each other.
The talent setting of this world in the palm of your hand is very good, but it's a bit sad that you can't use it freely even after more than 330 chapters. The setting of the flash of inspiration is also very good. You have the talents and qualifications to hide and cultivate, but once you hide and cultivate, you will conflict with the invincible road. The best way is to go home to the earth and block the door between the two realms of the earth. As long as you don't go to the Xuancang realm, you are invincible, so there is no conflict. Returning to the earth, one person is shocked, killing demons and plundering resources, taking both potential cultivation and invincibility into account.
A good book, a different fantasy practice, adding espionage elements is more in line with Lao Liu's identity, combined with reality, and more realistic.
He obviously knew that there were many spies in China, and he knew that he had the means to identify spies, but he was still not allowed to find these spies, which resulted in spies coming back again and again. He stole a lot of things from China and caused so much trouble for the protagonist, but he just wasn't allowed to look for them.
The author is getting better and better as he writes. This book is really good.
Early AI traces. Although it is there, it is not objectionable. Later, the traces of AI gradually faded away, and the plot became fascinating and very good to watch. I have two questions for the author, or other readers can also discuss them. The first question is that when the protagonist raided the main island in the outer sea, he only obtained one treasure, and then said that it was not convenient to bring the other treasures. I thought, why not take a photo and bring it back later. Question 2. Why not find a partner to cover each other's return? Doesn't it mean that you go back to the real world and then come back, just for a moment? Then the two of us cover each other? A person goes back first, stays for 7 days, and comes back at 8 o'clock. It is still 8 o'clock when he comes back. The person who helps him cover will go back after he comes back. So there is a paradox here. What does it look like?
He looks passionate and his IQ is on the line, very good
The story is getting better and better