Modern fantasy novels, including some systemic themes. In short, they are novels with a modern background but fantasy themes. Let's have some fun in life.
It's a great Infinite Flow work. It's more of a group portrait. The protagonist and supporting characters are well portrayed. There is no particularly obvious golden finger gap. It can be seen that it is a group effort. The rules and weird stories are a bit brain-burning. The concept of the whole text is very good and it is worth reading.
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The subject matter is quite interesting. It's a very good article, but it also has serious flaws. You must not read with your brain.
The plot is very weak. The content of the variety show is mainly about looking at pictures and talking about analyzing the cards. There is no other description. It is very un-entertainment and not a variety show. Except for an NPC-type host who is responsible for giving out tasks and the occasional barrage, it almost makes people forget that this is a live variety show. (I don't quite understand what the audience is watching, because the scenes and actions are hardly described, and it feels like a talk show)
The whole book is very pale, the characterization is very thin, and the worldview is even thinner. You don't know what worldview this is, and what is the status of metaphysics in this worldview. You can't think deeply, because if you think deeply, you will find that the logic is very flawed and you can't continue reading...
The emotional line is rather inexplicable. The reason why the protagonist's special ability is set up is to get on the bus first and then pay for the ticket. The single emotional development is quite abrupt. If you read it without thinking, it's still sweet... Let's look at the others.
Maybe the setting is too big and the length is too short. In short, I don't think it's as good as the first two...
There is a linkage with the first two parts, and some foreshadowing is included, but the final setting is too fantasy and the span is a bit wide.
The setting is okay, the world view is quite large, but I feel that many places have not been written out. Although it is infrastructure, it is not as detailed as expected. The later period is more about science fiction around experiments and interstellar... It is not very interesting at all. The characters are hard to describe, and it always feels weird... Not very interesting.
I don't know whether to classify it into western fantasy or fantasy at the moment, but since the third kind of contact is in the magic plane, let's treat it as western fantasy.
The setting of filtering in the form of a fake infinite flow was very interesting at the beginning. In the early stage, it was still an urban supernatural novel, but in the middle period, the perspective is now more focused on the resistance and infrastructure of other worlds. It is very characteristic of the author, but it has a slightly Wanwan type Qing feeling. After the space of the earth's artificial superpowers has been significantly reduced, it feels less novel and interesting at the beginning.
It's okay, but as a sequel, it feels a bit lower than expected.
The setting is richer and more diverse, but there are not many writings. It may be limited by the identity and vision of the protagonist. It has a grand world view, but it always feels like the writing is very restrictive. The fullness of the characters makes people feel that it is lacking. This film seems to want to covertly discuss the dark side of the world view setting and the problem of being born in darkness and turning to the light. The tone is darker than that of the same series.
In fact, it is okay to read this as a pure campus novel. As the head of the trilogy, the fantasy part is not fully revealed until very late in the process. The overall story is still more of a youth campus type!
Very rich stories and characters, a complete world view, whistle-blowing themes, but not just whistle-blowing
It is a story that is as gray as ever but very warm, somewhat touching and somewhat sad.
One of my favorites in the same series, it has a more youthful campus setting and focuses on the sentry perspective.
The characters are very realistic, each with their own strengths and imperfections.
It's better if the love line is higher than the previous year. It's better if the emotional line is higher than the previous year.
There is a system in the plot and there are cheats. I still like this kind of plot from the bottom to the top. The skills are very cool!