25 I read the system records before the end of the summer vacation. For personal use, my attention and patience are weaker than ordinary people, so not many people actually buy or fully subscribe.
The author Nim is really a god (praise). I have been silently looking forward to the new game since I ordered her King of Rock at the beginning of the year. I never expected that it would be e-sports that I couldn't compete with. So far, the author Nim's clean columns have only three works. The themes are completely different and span a wider range than I can scan as a reader. The advance collection is also an unimagined subject. It is too strong!
Of course, after actually updating this book, I can tell that it is the same author, because there are some two-dimensional oral habits between the lines, and the author's first book was Manchuan (I have not read it). After confirming this, I felt relieved inexplicably (?)
However, I don't really understand e-sports articles. I just skimmed through all the game parts, but I can feel that the author's writing is quite neat and not sloppy, including the emotional lines. . Logically speaking, the explosive point that can snowball to the middle and later sections is actually solved quickly. It cannot be said to be premature ejaculation because it can be seen that it is not a lack of writing power. It can only be said that it is completely unexpected that it can be handled so efficiently without treating it as a climax? It's very innovative, and it also made me realize that the author Nim's writing focus is really on playing games seriously, which is quite good.
Putting aside the various controversies of this book itself, is the content itself that makes readers yearn for it really so good? I didn't see it anyway.
I'm really sad. I've been hoarding Qinglu's Entertainment Circle series for several years and finally couldn't bear to read the last one. It has the same character development and upgrading process as always. Of course, it also has the same pacing problems that went astray in the later stage. It even suddenly introduced an accident like Tiantuan. Cheng Quanwen's drastic changes, but is it important to me? It doesn't matter, because no one can write Qinglu's entertainment industry articles with such a heartfelt sense of acting. Seeing the characters really devote themselves to acting and carving a work with passion, this state itself can penetrate the back of the page and infect the readers. I need more purely experiential works like this, please start a new entertainment industry article www
It was great in the early stage, but in the later stage, I went to my grandma's house and stuffed it with a bunch of completely unnecessary things. This is a very difficult part of writing, the choice and restraint. Many times what the author wants is not suitable for the story. So what's difficult is to fully serve the story itself and don't write anything that shouldn't be written.
Fortunately, it's a free article, but it was really fun to read it in the early stages. In the future, the author should make an outline and practice the rhythm before writing.
It is also an xp work by a beauty blogger. I was halfway through chasing that book before and tried the first copy of this book to learn more about this xp.
It also confirms that the author's storytelling ability is indeed not very good.
I didn't dare to read it, so I gave it four and a half stars. Some authors make you feel as if you are facing a powerful enemy as soon as you start writing. It is the kind of writing that can swallow you up, giving you a sense of early warning when prey encounters a predator. Gu Ji is such an author, a complete carnivore, and she writes with desire. In contrast, the beginning of "The Good Author Without Desire" is like holding out a sword, which is sharp and clean.
He is very good at writing, really very good at writing. He is the kind of author who can create a sense of space and time out of thin air between the lines. He is also a writer who is very worldly. His words intuitively reflect his experience, and his writing of human feelings and worldly affairs is completely impeccable. Therefore, he is quite good at writing about the mediation between men and women. It is difficult for people who have never been involved in the situation or experienced it to write about this kind of dialogue and interaction. This is the kind of author who really knows how to write, should write, and is suitable for writing bloody stories. She knows how to break down the many facets of being trapped in real love. In fact, nonsense is the most test of realistic logic. If it is really well written, every step of the puzzle can be solved.
However, reading her article also made me once again confirm that my sexual orientation spectrum is at the furthest distance from cissexuality, because I get a headache whenever she writes such a plot. Incomprehensible. Holding your head and screaming. Just want to leave.
The scary thing is that I only read the first few chapters. Compared with the Queen's Choice, my control has been improved. The sense of picture and drama, as well as the threading of the entire plot, are all very frightening. Horrible.
I read the beginning of the serialization issue and found it to be quite well written, with good scheduling and professional knowledge. It is also my favorite protagonist's upgrade flow. After looking through the author column, I had a hunch that I had found another good author who specializes in Western Romance. The Western Romance section of this website is really full of talents, and each has its own ruling area. It is too friendly for book lovers. It is completely the satisfaction of Michelin having opened several cafeteria windows.
I just didn't expect this book to be finished so quickly and so short? I thought I would write at least 700,000 words, because from personal experience, professional writing with this number of words would have the potential to monopolize this direction.
I was also producing food for this pair of CPs at the same time I bought this book, so I read the beginning in a hurry without daring to read it carefully for fear of being affected.
I think it's pretty good-looking, and he's one of the rare writers who can write fan stories that are suitable for publication into long stories for the public. Most fan authors can't do that (including me). It's amazing.
Moreover, judging from the author's speech in the comment area, he is the kind of author who is very author-conscious. He can look down at his story and writing from a macro perspective. I like the feeling of a person who completely knows what he is doing.
Two and a half stars. I asked for it if I had to read something with such an online feel. I will be honest after reading two pages of Xiaohongshu and coming back.
After two and a half stars, I have already made a basic judgment. Most of the things written about Jun Shuai Shou in the copywriting cannot describe the real Jun Shuai Shou.
After reading a few chapters, I didn't see that he was cool, handsome, or a heartthrob in the fishing genre. I only saw that Shou was indeed a bodyguard.
Three and a half stars, I think the introduction of this male protagonist is really incompatible with the tone of the entire story.
Because logically speaking, if there are two protagonists, both protagonists should have a little influence on the tone of the story, such as adding ice cubes and milk to the coffee to blend out the indispensable flavors. But after the introduction of the male protagonist in this book, I felt very annoyed while reading it. Maybe it's because the female protagonist's perspective is already very consistent and even beautiful. But as soon as the male protagonist was introduced, the plot completely deviated from the track that the female protagonist wanted and also deviated from the track that the readers wanted to read. It was like putting chocolate in rice rolls. I felt so strange!
Although I understand that the author may want to write about the heroine's process of losing order as a lawful person, as a sign of falling in love, but it is really... Very maddening, and I personally think it should probably not be written like this.
However, I only read the free chapter. Maybe the author can gradually integrate it later, so I will apologize for these comments in advance! But if the protagonist's invasion of another protagonist is still a visible torture and trouble in the first twenty chapters, I will. .
But other than the male protagonist, things are really good. The author's writing in that part is also very fluent, beautiful and poetic. If the author writes a female interstellar novel, I will look forward to it very much and I will definitely support it!
Pretty good! I like heterosexuals with inverse body types, hehehehehe, and men act as knights, cousins, and dogs for women, heheheheheheahhhh, it's so cool!
In my memory, I have never seen such an orthodox western fantasy on this site (maybe it's because I haven't seen western fantasy very much myself, so it's not a subject I would take the initiative to read). The author is so good at writing about this subject! Whether it is the complex historical background, character relationships, geographical space or even the atmosphere, they are all very relevant and introduced me to this world at once.
The only thing I have to say is that the plot still feels like a dungeon. I can feel that the author has an indicator that the relationship between the male and female protagonists will reach a certain progress bar at the end of each dungeon, so it is a bit unnatural to suddenly turn around and interact with each other at the end every time! But putting that aside, it's really great! At least from my perspective, this is a story in which the author's vision covers my own. This is probably the advantage of an imaginary world view. Compared with other realistic works, the author can more naturally dominate the reader's perception. It is easier to enter the play and more difficult to exit the play.
Five stars, just write your own comment: Digging this story out on the Internet is like archaeological work on Mars. It is beautiful, surprisingly beautiful. The flowing words, water-like brushstrokes, and every breath of the narrative have the magic of sucking people in. The author's pen leads the reader to see the imaginary wonders with his own eyes, whether it is the magnificent nature, or all the undertakings built by mankind on this planet, those trains, pipelines, all kinds of work and humanistic rituals. When reading, I often feel as if I have actually seen the world and scene described by the author, just like a documentary unfolding in front of my eyes, and I am deeply fascinated by it and fascinated for a long time. The most rare thing is that such literary and artistic works do not have any deliberately "literary" visual sense, but are natural from the heart, restrained, beautiful, calm and romantic, flowing quietly like poetry... Lost Planet Civilization and Marginal Love Songs, Women and Women , robots and people, is the love pumped out of the human heart the same thing as the love created by machinery? Seeing this, I can't help but think about whether Wang Shu has become more "human" because of falling in love with Ming Chao, and whether it is because humans can only understand the love of human beings. Perhaps people's understanding of love itself has also narrowed the definition of love, which is so vast and diverse... Perhaps it is in such an extreme environment, doing the work of living with the spirit of death, with despair, melancholy and the desire for beauty that the purest and true love can be synthesized... Thank you for sharing your story!
Ps: This is the Lily article I wanted to read after searching for so many years. It is calm, natural, and a little bit closer. Before a woman, it is the relationship between people. It is not a violent invasion of the other person but a slow penetration. "That face, that gentleness."
Whenever I see something in my mind, I will naturally lose it. First of all, it is high school Chinese, and the author is the kind of author who has a strong sense of his own language. However, the language mode is really a bit of a barrier to entry. It is not a conventional Chinese combination, so it is a bit difficult to read. Regardless of the author's style of writing or the character experiences and plot trends of the characters, it can only be seen that the mental state is not very good. To protect myself, I will try to avoid this type of work
This is Luo Kainim's first work that I have read for a long time. After listening to the radio drama, I immediately picked it up and read it. The radio drama is so well done, so calm and beautiful, and the original text is even better. To be honest, this is actually a super bloody story, but Luo Kai's writing can make you completely unaware of it. It's so beautiful... Too romantic... Like lingering rain falling into the story.
It's okay, I find that h/c and gb are usually a bit of a bundle
The book below (it was originally placed below, but the word count exceeded and could only occupy the space of this book. Wow, my ego is really big): It was not locked when I put it in. Now that the author is like this, I have nothing to say, so I use that column to put a summary (I think Jinjiang should also put a summary column at the back of the book list to facilitate readers like us who talk a lot)