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This is purely my personal subjective experience. I am not responsible for lightning protection and not all of them are recommended. I may not necessarily read every book. Four stars = basically finished reading, three stars = not finished reading
It's relaxing and interesting. Although the two protagonists are doing tasks, they actually spend most of their time falling in love. The references to online games and the Zerg world are very interesting and I like it. Moreover, writing quick time travel cleverly makes up for the problem of poor grasp of the later stages of other long-form plots. Every time it ends in time, there is only a high start and no low move (doge). For this, I give five stars.
I have read it once before. The first half of the book was very interesting, but the pace of the college entrance examination unit was not very good and I was very tired. This year I had almost forgotten the plot and watched it from the beginning again, but I still couldn't finish it until the college entrance examination section.
I wasn't very interested in the first world setting and didn't read it, maybe I'll add it to it in a while. The other units were very happy to watch, and their life experiences were miserable, but without exception, they retained a pure heart and still had the strength to love and become the support of others. You can also feel that the author loves the young lovers in the novel. The emotional lines are well written, with both sour and pure sweet flavors.
It's a very impressive and special article. I've basically finished reading it. Each unit has a different taste, and some characters break out of common routines and make people's eyes shine. Settings that you may not be able to stand when reading articles in ordinary times can be read in one go from the perspective of netizens in the unit article. Each poster's narration in the post is somewhat selfish. Readers no longer have a God's perspective, so the interactive feeling of the forum extends from the text to outside the screen, giving it a sense of fun that breaks the fourth wall.
It's very nice, I bought about 90% of it. It's a pity that compared to the previous work, the protagonist's cp in this game doesn't have much role. It's basically just a help, and it's mainly about unit cps. However, there are some very interesting settings. The ones that impressed me most were the first anti-routine world and the unit of Xianxia Brothers in the back. Generally speaking, it is a sweet story. The pace is not fast and it seems relatively relaxed. There are occasionally some twists and turns in the middle, but the dangers are successfully resolved later.
The first world is quite interesting, the emotional line and plot are very smooth, and the completion is very high. However, I have only finished watching the first world.
I love watching the redemption series. For me, it was a little shortcoming. Every time the plot reached an emotional climax, it was a little short of a breath. Sometimes the plot was very well prepared but I picked it up and put it down gently. However, the sweet and sour emotional line had me in control, and I was still very happy to watch it. A no-brainer and easy bedtime read.
Gong is very cool and handsome, with a calm and cold temperament. I haven't seen such a cool guy in a long time, I really like him. Inspired by the contrasting cuteness of a cat despite being a high-risk species, I can always feel a sense of stability and happiness when reading this article about a young couple falling in love.
The author's writing style and rhythm are also very good, especially in the main drama world, which is romantic and restrained. The dark ocean currents surging under the pirate ship, the flag dancing under the moonlight during the troubled times of the Republic of China, and the horseback riding and walking on the edge of the wilderness and villages are all written like movie scenes, which complement Gong's character.
Let me write down some of my favorite worlds:
The Judge and High-Risk Experimental Subjects: Attack the most mysterious world, and the story background is like a fantasy epic.
New Guide and Undead Sentinel: In fact, I prefer the extra story in this world. The blind date between the sentinel and the sentinel is arranged by the organization. It has a military academy flavor. The dialogue between the two is frank and concise. It only has five chapters, but it really left me with endless aftertaste.
The Undersea Agent and the Wheelchair Boss: A romantic, sad and tender story with a western war background. Memories and reality are intertwined, and everyone moves forward with the pain of war. The part about the two walking in the countryside is like a light old European movie, which is very readable.
Second-generation rich man and intelligence officer: Usually I don't like to read the background of the Republic of China because it always feels too heavy, but this one has calmness and hope in the ashes. I especially like the sentence that ends with "Shooting the Condor" in the last chapter, and I feel disappointed after reading it.
Xiao Baihua and the Director: My favorite one in the relaxed and everyday world. I didn't deliberately write about Hong Kong style but surprisingly it has a Hong Kong flavor. Director Wei has a unique sense of radio cuteness that is unique to geniuses in this world, so the emotional line in this article is also very cute. The plot is refreshing, cute and relaxing compared to other worlds, and I feel refreshed after watching it.
The abandoned son of the family and the monarch of the empire: the ones that impressed me most were the serval cat and the game of chess. The serval cat eating fried dumplings is very cute. The rules and game explanations of World Chess are also very interesting. The political situation and the chess game are subtly intertwined, and it is not boring at all.
It's okay. I've basically finished watching it. I can leave some impressions of the plot after watching it. My second favorite is the ancient world, which is better written in plots of plots and cases. Although the section on the wheelchair boy seems to have a lot of sexual tension, the plot is a bit unclear.
It's quite good to watch, and the plot is usually forgettable after watching it. However, the way the characters get along with each other is more to my liking. I like gentle gong, so I'm not too tired to watch it.
Those who followed the series and finished it back then marked the fast travel tag to actually have unlimited streaming. The setting and plot are good, but the emotional line is relatively bland.
Although it is the author's first book, it is well written and I read the entire world in one go. The writing style is very good, both the Eastern Mystery and the Western Fantasy are very unambiguous, but the Western Fantasy section is particularly smooth and brilliant. It is an article I would like to read again.
For those who have watched the update, it is very hard to follow the update, but I am very happy to watch it. After re-reading it, I added some new thoughts: the first half of the book was in a refreshing style, which made it very relaxing to read. However, starting from the world of the Republic of China, it gradually became less enjoyable. The tone of the worldview became much heavier, and the protagonist became more aggrieved. But I quite like the martial arts world at the end, especially when the two protagonists are chased on a cliff, and they have to say goodbye to life and death in the blink of an eye. It has a bit of the classic martial arts flavor of happy grudges and lives hanging by a thread. Temples and arenas, chivalry and conspiracy are all intertwined. So although the rhythm of this unit is slightly insufficient, and the final ending is very hasty, and it can be said that the flaws are obvious, I still like it quite a lot.
The finale and the extra chapters have almost explained the overall world view and background clearly, and it can be said that it is more reasonable and complete. The two protagonists originally walked together in guns and fire, blood and tears. After seeing the bloody and refreshing novels in the last few worlds, they became a short respite between life and death. Overall, the flaws outweigh the flaws. This is also the charm that attracted me to follow the full story even though it was constantly interrupted.
I basically finished reading it. I read two chapters of three or four worlds and skipped them because I didn't like the settings very much. The overall story is pretty good, with the main storyline and world missions running in parallel, and Gong gradually regains his feelings during the missions and becomes a flesh-and-blood person. What impressed me most was the third ancient world of the Warring States Period. It has a unique temperament and is highly recommended.
It's okay, it's quite fun to torture the scum, and there are some innovative settings. The protagonist is the missioner × system. The two of them fell in love with each other for a long time during the mission. The daily interaction is also a gentle mode that I like. Even though it is a long story, it does not seem too tiring. I have forgotten the plot and am willing to watch it again.
It's been a long time since I watched it, and I remember I watched it twice but basically forgot about the plot. I vaguely remember that there were two protagonists in Crossdressing World and I had a lot of fun watching it. The protagonists in this article also interact with each other in a warm and daily manner, and I like that it doesn't look tiring.
It is tied with the finished unit, the writing is smooth, it is very refreshing and fun to watch, the attack is very charming, and it can handle both the interstellar era and the ancient style with ease. Some Shura fields are also quite interesting. I like the first Zerg world the most. I hope the author can recover soon. I really like this book and look forward to the follow-up.