For personal use, I just like to watch it, I have a preference for strength, I don't drink water and I don't tilt my butt, I just want to watch it and that's it. I will write a review. There are slight spoilers, so watch with caution.
My favorite is StarCraft, but its attack is actually not very popular with the people. Tyrant, maybe, but the tyrant's charm is not enough. It is more like achieving unification purely because he is too good at fighting. The main reason is that the early growth is too long, but in the process of conquering the world, I feel that the protagonist's network power is greater than his personal charm. It's not a very enjoyable StarCraft, but after watching it, I can't say how I felt about it. I once suspected that I was watching Peerless Tang Sect, well, it has a different flavor. The deputy CPs are a bit too cumbersome, but thank you to the deputy CPs. The network of contacts you form is a weapon for the protagonist to conquer the world (...)
I really like StarCraft. Who knows? This book is really fun to play and enjoy. Oh, I mean it would be even better if I could read it a little older... Sorry, I have a gerontophilia. I really love my uncle. Gong is the strongest at the beginning, and it is rare to find a character with strong mental strength. I really love to see him having an affair with Uncle Enan. Uncle Shou is rarely seen in JJ. Ainan is really a mature social uncle who knows how to flirt. What attracts me the most is that Gong is actually more mature mentally than Ainan in his younger years. Some people criticize what Enan did to Lei Ting as seduction. Oh my God, the word seduction should be used in a completely upper-versus-lower, mature versus youthful, familiar versus unfamiliar situation. If one of them is evenly matched, then it's not just seduction, it's flirting.
Needless to say, it is a classic. It can be regarded as an upgrade. It is the enlightenment work of Monk Gong. I watched it a long time ago and kind of forgot the plot. I will revisit it when I have time.
The five points are mainly for Western Fantasy World, Infinite Flow World 4.5. The first world is too boring, and the other ones are a bit uneven, but overall it is very good. The author has really made great progress. I really like the author's description of the principles and choices of the characters in each world. Although it is strange to say this, the bishop of Western Fantasy World is indeed the best character I have seen in the past two years. In the same way, I also like Charon in the infinite flow world the most among all the worlds. I actually feel that Charon having feelings is like a god coming down from the sky. He walked around and got mud on his feet. So the artificial intelligence has feelings, and he starts to really think about what is needed for the survival of civilization. The deduction of 0.5 Belongs to the sense of viewing. The infinite flow world looks a bit tired. In short, it does not have much pleasure. Other worlds are basically around four points.
The feeling of reading QD article in JJ, EarthCraft?? StarCraft. It's very cool. I really like this kind of Gong who stepped out of the quagmire and climbed to the top step by step. To put it bluntly, I like this kind of mud-legged Gong so much, because if you just look at his past, you will find that this is a very thick book. His slogan is written on the cover. At first glance, you think you have seen through his life, but in fact this is a very long story, and every bit of the past has shaped his current appearance. Some people think that Shou is a failure and some think that he is a loser. In fact, for me, Shou's positioning is a bit like the heroine in the traditional male protagonist's starting point novel. Well, he was born for attack. This is my feeling, but it is undeniable that this is the most suitable for Wenrenjue, because anyone with other purposes generally either works for him or dies. Even if he doesn't work for him yet, it will be a matter of time.
I don't remember the plot very well, but I remember that the attack and shou in this book should be my favorite type of interaction, so I'll review it later.