Please Stop Playing Games

To A Tian. I don't know if you can see it, but I'll write it first anyway. My evaluation of A Tian is that he is a treasure writer. Really a very good author. The writing is delicate, the writing style is refreshing, the fighting scenes are smooth, and the emotional scenes are not timid at all. They still poke right into your heart, making you burst into tears and feel depressed. Of course, the emotional drama mentioned here is not just the interaction between the male and female protagonists, but also the psychological portrayal of other supporting characters. The setting of the supporting characters' life experiences and the description of their characters, behavior and language are all very realistic. It seems that they all once lived in this world, in the country called Japan, in China, in the United States, growing and laughing on the same earth we step on, breathing the same air, and looking up at the same sky. Speaking of this, I have to mention the emotional lines between the male and female protagonists in A Tian's writing, or in other words, under the keyboard. Maybe it's due to their personality, maybe it's their bad taste, but the heroines of A Tian are all upright. He can't quite feel his own feelings, and he can't sense the male protagonist's feelings for him either. But he can promptly detect the emotional aberrations of his partners and show care, and he can show kindness even to his enemies. I still can't forget the last article in which Xiaocha edited the information for the dead enemy and told his brother, "I won't be able to come back for a while." I can't forget Xiaocha's salvation of the ghost baby, and I can't forget how Sekiro and Demon Slayer Ben influenced the enemy either by coincidence or intentionally (?). Hey, wait, this seems to be an example of a small car... Anyway, I just blew up the small car's Sekiro dungeon, the Demon Slayer dungeon, and the little robot's Tokayo Shang dungeon. It's really beautiful (crying). And because the female protagonist is straight, we can often see that the relationship between the male and female protagonists is full of persecution, persecution, persecution, and all kinds of shameful poverty (?) And outspoken remarks. But it's just fun to watch, and it couldn't be any happier to fight against Dazai. A Tian is a treasure. I'm going to say it again. What I admire most is Wenli's worldview. For example, in this article, various comics and games are stewed in chaos, with stand-in assassins and androids with special powers emerging one after another. It is chaotic but orderly. The American "artificial angel" setting doesn't know why I think it's super cool! There is also China's Jiuding and Japan's Yata Mirror, which are super powerful! Anyway, I'm a loser and I definitely can't figure it out. I can completely imagine a world where assassins and superpowers fly together, and avatars all share the same weird color. Each major force dominates one side, and several factions operate independently without interfering with each other. It's like fighting for supremacy in troubled times, which makes people's blood boil. In addition to the world view, I think another major feature of A Tianwen is its meticulousness. From pills to cars to small robots, every original character that appears has its own small circle and its own past, and even if you dig deeper, you won't find any bugs. For example, the Bad Knights in the car and their captain, Lao Liang (?), And Monica in the little robot. Even the cannon fodder who only appears once can get a glimpse of his experience from a few words. This is the highest state of writing, creation. There are also countless foreshadowings that span dozens of chapters. A brainless person like me has completely forgotten and needs A Tian to guide me. I once joked that A Tian is a director who is responsible for organizing the daily operations of the crew, planning every scene, paying attention to the emotional acting of the actors, and preventing bad behaviors such as fights and suicides within the crew. It is really very hard. But I have always believed that every author is a creator, a creator god, some are weak and some are powerful. And A Tian is undoubtedly the leader among the elites in the industry. Just like A Tian herself calls readers "observers outside the world" in her article, the world she writes is already vibrant and orderly, making people yearn for it. Maybe when the pigeons miss pigeons, someone from the RUA with a big smile will come out and wave a whip to force the pigeons to code, and as a result, they will receive a joint warning from the Small Animal Protection Association. While dodging, RUA said harshly, "If you dare to torture my stand-in, I will torture you." Pigeon smiled coldly, turned around, and stabbed the little robot a dozen times. Or maybe Zhongya followed Ge Ge every day and asked Ge Ge why he was persecuting him and whether he could let him go, but Mo Ge, who had no feelings, ignored him and even thought it would be good to have such a handsome guy at home. The characters are vivid and vivid, whether they are original characters or fan characters. Let me again share some of my favorite copies written by A Tian. The Holy Grail version of Pills, the Demon Slayer version of Xiaocar, the RUA version of Kusanagi, the old man version, and the Bifeng sister version. Sand sculptures and warmth coexist, awesome and good guys alternate, and the style is varied and natural. Especially the fight scenes! The car fight scene and RUA's snake killing scene are super hot! Of course, my favorite is "Ten Days of Business", which is heartwarming and touching. It is the growth of the little robot and the realization of the old man's dream. When I think about it, both RUA and the old man are realizing their dreams, and so is Bi Feng. Yes, it's worthy of you, Ibuki, the master of dream fulfillment. One thousand and five in a flash... Although I feel like I haven't finished what I want to say, but my level is limited, and all I can say is "wow" or "awesome", so I can't do "Gongsun Da Niang Dances with the Sword" like Lao Du. So be it, thank you to everyone who has the patience to read my thoughts. Thank you A Tian for creating such a wonderful story. Thank you Tian for giving me the opportunity to have a glimpse of one of these thousands of worlds. Thank you so much. At this point, see you in the next one. (This is my first time writing such a long book review, but I'm super happy.)

You guys are so disdainful. I really thought you were a BE at first, but in the end, you guys ended up remarrying and collecting money from your family members.

It's been so long that I forgot to read the content, and found that there were actually two extra chapters that I hadn't read... It's also very interesting to rewatch it, because after entering the JOJO pit, people and jokes that I didn't understand before are more interesting now that they understand it.

Like holding a stack of money... There is no need for such a realistic description (kneeling

Oh my gosh, the old man from the northwest performed online and felt confident in being favored. He colluded with the boss Yi Chuan... His son might become the biggest loser! Zhengxin: After all, I have paid wrongly these years, ugh.

Nice!!! I finished reading another novel, Wuwuwu, and fell into a literary drought.

Good guy, good guy, so frivolous.

Little robot: shocked my son for a whole year

As expected of you! I thought I had a chance to hug the little robot's lap, damn it

Patience and gentleness are like holding a stack of money. Real, real in the world.