Record the novels I have read in the past 25 years (there are so many, I have so much free time). Top 3 personal recommendations: Identify the male protagonist of Honkai manga, Yukiomi, and the worldly lover.
Seeking power accounts for a little more than martial arts, the transition is still a bit hard, and there are more thieves in the secondary CP. However, the flaws are not hidden. The growth line of the protagonist is very clear, and the overall plot progress is quite smooth. It seems to be 4.5 Points.
Beijing cultural tourism promotion (?) Cookie, there are many scenes and objects in the article. I have been in Beijing for several years and have seen it many times but never got it. After polishing the text, I seem to feel the beauty of it.
It's a book that is getting better and better. At the beginning, I thought it was just mediocre, but as I read later, it became more and more interesting. The fantasy part is not too much. The overall world view setting is more like martial arts. What I like the most is that the protagonists are not humans, but this world is a human world, and the protagonists are just two gods (x) passers-by in this human world. The protagonist is not omnipotent. The rise and fall of dynasties and the development of society are driven by many people and not brought about by the protagonist's aura. As gods in the setting, the protagonists are just two smart people with strong martial arts and long lives among all living beings in the world. The ones who truly save the world and make great contributions to society are not gods but the world itself.
It's beautiful, especially the several battles between gods. It's the best one I've ever seen in a novel about the battles between gods! The story frame, the characters of the protagonist and the supporting characters are also all full-bodied. The only thing I don't like is that the ending is a bit too white, too sweet and too much of a reunion, which doesn't fit in with the previous story.
A very nice group portrait, not a typical Western fantasy. The main CP's character is really bland, but the deputy CP (especially Adrian) is more to my liking.
It's a very good science fiction, and it feels like it can be used as a precursor to some interstellar novels? The beginning is great, but the ending is a little bit too complicated for the happy ending. I'm not saying it's a bad ending, but it's just a bit unscientific : D
It is a less popular American drama style. The two male protagonists each have their own personal heroism. More than half of the story is from Leo's perspective, but it has the feeling of a final male protagonist. It has the flavor of an early Danmei novel, but the writing and characters are quite mature. It's nice to watch~
It's a bit of a joke, but it's fun. It's a genius who passed the test, and it's a lot of fun to watch (so many groups can't come up with a Qichacha VIP series)
I'd give it a 4.5. It's such a long book. It's great to have read it. The copy is wonderful. The clues are all traceable between the lines. The plot progression is not abrupt. It's not bad.
In principle, I don't watch ABO, but I really want to watch Interstellar and the literature is lacking. The main reason is that the setting of having a child is too outrageous. When o is 1, it is relatively acceptable. The skill points of the two protagonists overlap a bit, and it is difficult to see their personal strengths. The battle layout is not very clear, and it is a cool novel that relies on gender stereotypes to slap people in the face.
It's okay, 3.5-4 Points, but compared to the author's other articles, I feel that the author is not very good at writing about political struggles and wars
Overall it's pretty good, but overall it's too jerky compared to the author's writings in later years, especially the supporting characters who have a heavy sense of character.
I was attracted by the title of the book out of curiosity. After reading it, I can say that it completely lived up to my curiosity. It is a very interesting article ~ The taste of "Doing 1 for Love" in this 0×0 is the most authentic and delicious.
The world view is huge but there are not many characters. 99% Of the story is developed around the two protagonists (although it should be this way according to the setting). It is fun to watch at the beginning, but it will be a little lacking in stamina later on.
For me personally, this is a very immersive article. My personal personality is a bit similar to Xiaoyu's, and several plot points seem to point out my current situation. The larger part of the entire article is devoted to explaining the transition of the two protagonists from old friends to lovers. It also incorporates a lot of discussions on how friendship and love should be defined. It is quite arousing to think and resonate.
It's bloody but sticky emotions, the writing is smooth and comfortable to read, the characters are distinct, and the protagonist's growth and transformation are well written. Especially Tangtang's character is very annoying to me~ The only thing I don't like is that the content of Nantong in the supporting role is a bit too high (.
Xianpin [Shy] suits my taste very well. I really like Lu Yu, a mature, steady and emotionally stable character. This article explains the love between adults very well. One is tolerant for love and the other is open to love. There are not many words about love in the whole article, but there is so much love between the lines.
I'd say 3.5, The front is okay, but the back is a bit messy after reaching the upper bounds. I can see that there is some foreshadowing in the previous chapter, but the expansion of the world view is still a bit abrupt. To defeat the boss, all depends on the male protagonist parachuting into Goldfinger's parents.
It is a warm and relaxing little story. Although the story is triggered by life and death events, it is not heavy to read. The plot development is not too ups and downs but not boring at all. The author's writing style is really suitable for the ordinary and sweet love between two ordinary people, Xiao Yan and Xiao Wang~
This is the most realistic book I have read on JJ about mental issues, including symptoms and side effects of taking medicines, etc. It's not my favorite subject matter, but it makes people want to read it. The discussion about what love is can also make people think, but because of the reality, some plots may not be too comfortable to watch.
There is a lack of professional knowledge, and the overall character design and writing are a bit in the style that was popular more than ten years ago.
It is not an easy-to-read work. The first few copies, especially the chapter about beheading, have a somewhat eccentric narrative style. The proportion of the protagonist in the story is relatively low, there are almost no emotional lines, there are many supporting characters, and the stories of several supporting characters will be paralleled at the same time. When connecting the plot, you often need to recall where you are, and the subsequent copies have improved. The framework of the whole text is very large, and the foreshadowing is basically recycled, but the final murderer and the villain behind everything have been lightly revealed, which seems a bit inconsistent with the clear consequences of good and evil karma in the extra chapter. After everything Luo Yundao has experienced, if we can still say that poor people must be hateful, Fang Qing is really an innocent and love-minded passerby... Suitable for readers who like non-shuangwen version of unlimited flow themes
Generally speaking, it's pretty good. The investigation part is relatively small. It's mainly about anti-drugs. However, the plot arrangement before the end is a bit unreasonable. No matter how you think about it, I still care about it, so I still give it a 4.
It's okay, the writing is also good, and the characters are quite vivid (most of the time after watching the movie, the two protagonists in my mind were like: Resurrect my beloved!)
It's so good to watch [Shy] Once you get into it, you won't be able to put it down. The plot is compact and the writing is solid. The second half is full of twists and turns. Although there are several coincidences arranged between Chi Guan and the two to advance the plot, they don't feel abrupt. After reading it, you will suddenly realize that the previous chapters have echoes. Some of the plots are really exciting and shocking! By the way, I especially want to say that the character of the Sixth Princess is really a highlight in the whole story. She has been planning and taking risks for decades to achieve a firm goal. Even though she knows she is a paper person, she can't help but admire her. (Qwq just doesn't have any extras, I really want to watch sweet extras)
Nice! The relaxed and joyful writing style tells a story that is not family-friendly and may even be heavy. Laughter and tears blend well, and the characters have flesh and blood and souls of their own. I feel that he is an author who is very good at writing characters, and the reading experience is very happy [shy]
Nice! I was able to read it in one go very smoothly. Compared to martial arts, fantasy has a higher proportion. Chao Xuan Mingzhi's character really struck a chord with me. It is one of the few that I can get in so many novels that has a charming character that attracts thousands of people.
The advantages and disadvantages are obvious. The world view is rich and attractive, the concept is profound, and the characters are not thin. However, the writing style is too jumpy, there is almost no connection between scenes, and some places have a bit of a stream of consciousness. In addition, the protagonist often writes what he does first and then the reasons. The reading fluency is not very good. If you read it too fast, you may feel as if you missed something. Sometimes you will feel that you don't know why the protagonist's emotions suddenly came out. But the subject matter is really great and suits my taste. Once I get used to the writing method, I won't be confused.