How to Die a Death Worthy of Mount Tai [Quick Transmigration]

After reading the author's latest article "After the Retired Judge Entered the Escape Game", I felt that the writing was very satisfying, so I came to supplement the author's other articles, and the first one I chose was "How to Die is More Important than Mount Taishan". After reading it, the Judge is indeed slightly lacking, but it can be seen that the author has been making progress. After all, this is his early work, and there is room for improvement in terms of settings and fast-travel story frames~ I actually don't like the first world at the beginning. For personal reasons, I don't really like ABO-set stories. It was okay for a while, but ABO-type stories have to involve AO status, interstellar wars, etc. The basic settings are interstellar backgrounds, not very crude settings. AB love in the first world is relatively natural in terms of emotions, but Shou should not be tempted at all in the first world. Is it probably a transitional world? The original protagonist O is also not very popular. It feels a bit templated. This is almost the case for the protagonists who are slapped in the face in the slap-in-the-face routine. Before writing this review, I read another long review of this article. I feel that it is normal to look at that o's behavior from a different perspective and make people feel disgusted, but there is no need to criticize. After all, it is a novel, not a reality. When you are in O's perspective, what is described is more of O's psychological activities. It is definitely not possible to simply feel that B is targeting him/A takes care of himself and likes him. In fact, it is just a gap in reader bias caused by inconsistent length and inconsistent description focus of the main and supporting characters in a small world. This world is mainly B's perspective, and O's behavior will indeed lead to bad results. In addition, O is not a good O, so O can only be a disliked supporting character. I have said too much about the first world... The Demon King in the second world, I feel that there are no flaws in the writing, it is quite smooth, hahaha I like the CP of demons and Buddhas very much, especially snake demons/fox demons, it will be very fun to drive (you!), But Jinjiang, which cannot be described from the neck down... Can only be made up by my imagination. At the end of the third world, I felt that the emotional line in this world was not as natural as in the second world. Gong suddenly fell in love with Shou because he looked like a cat, and then Shou agreed to Gong because of his character (probably because he realized that Gong was the person from the previous world). Personally, it felt like a joke. Also, the deputy CP in this world disgusts me so much. He is so annoying to the good old man and is a jerk, and he hides it all the time. It is such a big deal, and it makes me so speechless. It has such a tragic ending. I can only say that I deserve it. The Pope in the fourth world is generally okay, but the fifth world is fun. The leader dressed in women's clothing feels very good, and he keeps driving the train in his mind (?). The disadvantage is that it feels a bit easy to control an army of tens of thousands of people... The exorcist warriors in the sixth world are also quite fun. The live broadcast of absorbing telekinesis is quite new. After watching each world, I feel that there has been a lot of progress~ As for the later worlds, the cat world is my favorite in this article! ! ! Cats are so cute! ! ! ! I'm so good at Shou's arrogant tone when she transforms into a cat, it's so cute! There is nothing particularly wrong with the setting. In the later world, the relationship between the two protagonists has become very mature, and it is basically just spreading sugar (.) The final puzzle world feels so big. It turns out that Gong and Shou are the gods of creation. Then Gong was obsessed with Shou and why Shou didn't appear for a long time, which led to his obsession turning into love (?). In order to let Shou be born quickly, he sealed his soul of annihilation. In the end, the source world was close to destruction. In order to save the source world, Gong could only Self-destruction, and then in order to reduce Gong's obsession, Shou also entered reincarnation together. As a result, Shou was also a ruthless god at the beginning, so the effect was not good, so Shou was allowed to close his memory and become an ordinary person. After going on a mission with Gong, he finally understood the feelings and understood the other person's mind. This is roughly my understanding. I still prefer Judge to this one, Judge is more mature, and each copy of the game is more to my taste~ There are several world settings in this book that are not my cup of tea, but the author's writing style is also very good in this book, it is smooth and there are no big bugs, the settings are relatively complete, and overall it is not bad~ Come on! I hope the author's wife's new article will be better than the judge~

When I clicked on the column, I realized that I had read Dada's previous articles (and I didn't like them very much). Compared with the current writing style, Dada's previous writing style has really improved a lot. I think the writing style of Dada's new serialized articles is mature. Before clicking on the column, I never thought that these two articles were written by the same person. Here is a strong Amway wave, a large series of articles, and the writing is superb! The article's logic and IQ are online, there are a lot of foreshadowings, and the emotional line is OK (of course I prefer the career line. Quietly jpg.

I've finished reading it. I like several worlds very much. I'm looking forward to the author's new articles.

Yeah! Read it in three days! Happy! ! Nice! !

Because I don't have time to give points for each chapter, I'm attaching a short book review. I really like this story. It's rare that every world and main plot is so complete. The whole story is logical and smooth, the attack and emotional lines are sweet but not greasy, and the anti-protagonist is also very happy. I really like the Buddhist monk The worlds in between each have their own highlights: the world of the cross-dressing leader is also very special, with a different kind of interaction. The somewhat arrogant cross-dressing boss is very cute. Originally, I was only interested in the world of martial arts, but the author's writing rhythm was very comfortable and made me want to keep reading. The direction of the magical world is also novel. The protagonist explores the world, solves puzzles and completes tasks, and the two fall in love. The arrogant dragon god is so cute. The setting of the world where monsters are killed live is also very novel (although I think there is a bit of a logic bug. For example, if you know that the cat monster is dangerous, you may kill all the stray cats during the day, but I can understand that this is all for the sake of falling in love and not spreading the world view too far). Jun Lin is a bit serious but is surprisingly frank, which is very cute. In fact, I was looking forward to the pleasure of being slapped in the face after my identity was revealed after completing the newcomer competition, but I think the operation arranged by the author was safer. The design of the otome game is hilarious. Two straight men (gays?) Can't understand the player's girly heart and think of her as a monster that wants to take away her body. It's so funny. In this world, the origin of the two people's life experiences becomes more smooth. It is really a comfortable and smooth article to read. Thank you to the author for writing their story.

The ending felt a bit rushed. I liked the story about the leader and the big snake the most, but the other stories were just average.

Oh, sweet, sweet, sweet [purple sugar] kswl

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But isn't the first interstellar world be? Or are you talking about another world?

So sweet! Prprprhappy! The characters are very three-dimensional! No need to poke, no need to poke, no need to poke