The brain-boosting emperor loves to worry, and loves to blow up. He is always angry and attacked.
Possible lightning points: When someone was hurt in a certain incident in the later period, he blamed the victim unscrupulously, which was quite hurtful.
The world view is very interesting, and the imagination is very interesting. Ww really likes the description of various forces and countries. The protagonist's emotional line is a bit abrupt at the beginning, but the follow-up is quite romantic, that kind of non-human romance. I was deeply impressed by the scenes of Yan Long's self-iteration and upgrading. It felt like a very orthodox science fiction romance, and I was very moved by it. I don't quite understand that people call them a cross talk partner. They really match each other but I don't really feel the cross talk ()
It is a very cute fairy tale. The protagonist is a cute rabbit, but he is not the type to "muddle through". He has his own "Tao" and works hard to practice. The "Tao" of the brothers who guide the protagonist to practice Tao is also very interesting. It is not an empty "Tao" that is commonly talked about in fairy tales, but a logical, self-consistent and philosophical "Tao". It feels like a combination of children's literature + fantasy novels.
I really like this article, especially the warm and beautiful atmosphere of the protagonist's sect. But this is also related to my only red flag: this sect only accepts male disciples.
The male protagonist of the video has a visual sensation for a straight man and is sexually assaulted by a male ghost. The cp flavor is to my liking, and the world view setting is novel. Although the plot is not smoothly connected in some places, the flaws are not concealed. Although it is a derivative, the content is actually very low and is equivalent to the original.
My favorite of the year, I beg all my friends who like handsome clothes to come and see it.
Wilderness survival + fantasy creatures + a little infrastructure management are well combined, without the boring flaws that are easy to appear in long stories. The adventure copies of the two worlds and the construction of the amusement park are interspersed. The rhythm of each part is very good, and you can't stop watching it! Also, I really hope there will be more extras. I want to see the Monster Amusement Park expand to the whole world (?)
The emotional line heats up relatively late, but it's also very nice and natural! It's the type of CP I like very much, and there's a lot of tension between them. I think this CP is really strong, and won't have the common problem in the market of being more vulnerable to strong attacks... The two people's strengths and identities do not overlap, but they will not hinder each other. In the field of wilderness survival, they are completely dominant, but they are experts in attacking monsters (an empirical expert x without theoretical data support). The cool and reliable guy who makes people feel safe has a big mouth and a big cat attack. The two of them complement each other very well. You can feel that the two of them are becoming more and more intimate with each other in their adventures. The scene where Captain Yin took He Maomao on the double-decker bus was very touching (╥╥) Prior to this, Captain Yin had always shown a slightly tough and wary attitude towards He Maomao, but he was actually a hard-spoken and soft-hearted person. And there is an old saying that goes well, pity for a person is the beginning of heartbeat... X
(ps. My personal ranking of the four books in the author's column is: This work >> Ancient Invasion (but I feel like this book is not really wilderness survival?) > The other two works
This is a bad one, but I personally like the first half.
The protagonist's cultivation is very special, the character design is very interesting and the CP is very good to me. The first part is very fascinating, but the second half of the book takes a sharp turn and feels like it was cut in half. . . . It seems like a million-word novel was cut off by 700,000 words. It ended too quickly! But although the plot in the later stages is a bit sloppy, it still has a reasonable ending, so that's okay. The dreamer can rewrite the next half of the book.