Omnivorous, cool writing, upgrade flow, western fantasy cyberpunk, historical infrastructure imperial examination, cyberpunk, directors and actors writing novels, making money and starting a business in the era
I almost gave up on reading the first 30 chapters. It was too stand-alone. It all depended on the author's good writing skills. The later chapters were just okay. The main reason was that the setting of the protagonist in the apocalypse with strong superpowers made me happy, so I basically finished reading it. It's so hard to find the same type. I also like to watch myself build a base [crying]
The chronology and career line are great! But the heroine's family of origin is described a bit too much... It's unnecessary. There are many times in the middle where the character's mentality is described but not resolved, and she is indecisive. .
It's fun to stock up. I was really looking forward to the disaster at the beginning, but then I jumped to see the disaster and then threw it away indifferently ()
It was pretty good in the early stage, but after half the writing, it started to get a bit annoying... The author is not good at writing team scheduling, and the fights are basically one-on-one fights, so there is no need to write about team competitions. After all, adding a team competition in the apocalypse is very confusing ()
I ran away halfway through the book. The Middle Ages involved inventions and commerce. The writing style is very chatty. It describes a lot of local customs, eating, drinking, and eating. These are all good, but there are too many contents about the principles of invention science. It's not that I can't understand it. It's a bit boring to write so much.
There were bugs in the early stage, but overall the article was enjoyable. Later, when I wrote about Dou Shou Fu Na, even though he had already been tipped off, he was still dismissed? ? Changing the map was too abrupt and inconsistent with the tone of Shuangwen. And the female characters are also emm. The imperial examination essays are simply about the background of the heroine. There are very few that can be written well. It is not the focus in the first place.
The career line is good, I stayed up late to read it, the emotional line is a mess, inexplicable and stiff, the ending career line could use hundreds more chapters... Generally speaking, it is worth watching for the career line in the early stage. But before entering the V, I felt a little suffocated, but after entering the V, I slowly started to feel better.
The writing style is good in all aspects. I was very happy to see that the career line accounts for more in the early stage. The love line is also rare in career writing. It is quite interesting when you draw it. However, after you start to fall in love and get tired of it, both lines feel boring...
In e-sports, the battles in the competition are well written and enjoyable, but the emotional lines are awkward. . . I hope that all authors in the world can focus on what they are good at
It's okay, but it's a common problem with JJ. As a plot flow, the power system is too random... You can watch it to pass the time, but there's nothing really exciting about it. I probably won't watch it a second time.
In daily writing, my clothes are getting smaller, and my 3-year-old body is back to the 1990s. The plot is actually quite mediocre, but the writing is warm and interesting, with a light sense of humor. Later there is a plot about buying sports lottery tickets and then donating money. I think this plot is a bit of a failure, but overall it's okay.
The outline has been cut. I haven't written it since 1993. Alas, it's boring. I think the problem with this book is that there are many ways to make money, but the correlation is not strong. There are too many lines, one jumps after another, and it looks chaotic. There are also some high blood pressure masterpieces that basically do not contribute to the plot ()
I read this book five years after finishing it. I really like acting articles. Do you have any recommendations on the same subject? Woohoo, I have read Domination of Hollywood.