If you read it miscellaneously, you will be given points according to the writing style, protagonist setting, rich content, etc. I get extra points for fgo, original protagonists, etc. Some haven't finished reading. Recently in DC
The specific score is 3.4, Rounded to three points.
Evaluation: It is mainly about feelings. Although the copywriting mentions CP, the overall acquaintance and love are a bit too rigid. It is the kind of far-fetched feeling that I like it without knowing why. I wrote the relationship forcefully for CP. There are many modifications in the text, so it is not suitable for those who have certain requirements for prehistoric texts. It's a cool story. Apart from the setbacks in the previous life, the protagonist is at the peak of his strength in this life. However, if you are a reader who is obsessed with cp, I do not recommend watching it.
The specific rating is 3.2, Rounded to three stars.
Evaluation: It was okay in the early stage, but it was very watery in the later stage. The integration of the worldview was refreshing at the beginning, but it became a bit confusing later on. By the last 30 chapters or so, the previous chapter was a little disconnected from the next one. Suggestion: Just read the first 100 chapters or so. The more you read, the more you feel the level of this article is low. In short, open high and go low. The writing is average, lacks outstanding descriptions, and the characterization is a bit poorly done.
The specific rating is 4.9, Rounded to five stars.
Beautiful, beautiful! It is a rare Dangan fan (but with original characters). The only drawback is that the author is slow to update. The plot is very full, and there are some small details and character interactions. It can be seen that the author has played the game and worked hard on the setting. The writing is also very good, even those who have never seen Projectile can read it!
Oh, by the way, the author is very slow in updating, and is currently obsessed with character designs, drawings, etc. It is recommended to wait for a year and a half after reading it (maybe just update a few chapters) before reading it again.
The specific rating is 4.6, Rounded to five stars.
The writing is pretty good! The idea is not bad either. The heroine is an ordinary person who relies on wisdom and barrage to survive in the cursed world. Goldfinger only has barrage but everything is done by yourself. I actually quite like this kind of ruthless and smart protagonist. PlayerUnknown's Battlegrounds type, no cp.
The specific rating is 4.9, Rounded to five stars.
Rating: Very interesting novel! It's the kind of thing that makes people smile after reading it. Superheroes are also ordinary people and have their own lives. They write about the liveliness of many brothers and sisters in the family. The writing is also quite smooth, and the author has a good grasp of the character! If you are looking for light-hearted articles, then this book is highly recommended! It can make people smile humorously when watching it.
The rating is 4.7, Rounded up to five stars. I get extra points for rare FGO themes.
I quite like this one! The writing is well connected, the setting is good, and the character of the protagonist is also well captured. I occasionally come back to review it when I don't have a book to read. It's a bit of a nonsensical and funny type, but the plot is well arranged and makes people feel comfortable watching it, and the ending is also taken care of. It is also quite friendly for non-fgo readers.
The specific rating is 4.3, Rounded to four stars.
Evaluation: The author has written a living character. She has her own life, her own thoughts, and her own story. She does not just revolve around the protagonist of HP. This is a novel about growing up. Watching the protagonist grow up from childhood to adulthood actually feels very good, like the warm feeling of lying in a rocking chair and eating cookies on a sunny afternoon. There are crises, difficulties, but also sweetness and joy.
The specific rating is 3.7, Rounded to four stars.
Evaluation: Please note that AI was used in this later book, and the author's new book was also run using AI. About me, I was attracted by it in the early stage, and then I stopped watching it for a while and became ai, but the subscription was automatically renewed (haha). The protagonist is the fourth natural disaster, and most of the overall article content is funny, and Goldfinger gives it a big thumbs up. If I had written it myself, I should have given it a 4.3 (But unfortunately not). From the background setting of the protagonist, you can basically establish that this is a funny article. Readers who are embarrassed by others should remember to stop reading for a while because some parts will make you lose three rooms and one living room. In fact, there is not much to say, alas, enter with caution.
The specific rating is 4.7, Rounded to five stars.
Comments: I have rarely seen articles on FGO themes recently, so I came to read this one. Overall it's good, and the protagonist's subconscious behavior of becoming a heroic spirit and returning is also very interesting. The writing is good and captures the character traits of the chosen characters. The plot is smooth and not jerky. Although I don't like CP-type novels very much, I enjoyed reading this book. The emotional line is not very rigid and is well-founded. Five stars.
The specific score should be 4.6, Because I personally like this kind of self-created character theme, so the score will be high.
Perception: The author writes very carefully and really wants to write a flesh-and-blood character. At the same time, because the changes in thinking caused by the protagonist's identity recognition and the interaction with the surrounding characters are traceable, people can read it naturally without making a big jump due to sudden changes. But the 0.4 I subtracted was mainly at Fontaine. This may be because I didn't grasp the rhythm well (or it may be because of the backstabbing of the game plot), which made the whole article a bit confusing. Other than that, the rest of the text is pretty good. Rounding it up, I gave it five stars. It's a fanfic worth reading.
Next, the occasional small theater is also more interesting, and the intersection of real life and games can better establish: this is the identity of a time traveler.
Ps. I don't play Genshin Impact, so the overall evaluation is only related to the reasonableness of the plot connection and the smoothness of the writing, and has nothing to do with the game plot. If you pay attention to the plot direction, please do not refer to this article.
Alas, it's 3.6, Rounded up to four stars. It's a novel that's similar to a cool novel. I worked hard to add points in the early stage, but then I pushed the world flat in the later stage.
Drive high and go low, the imagination is very good, but it is a pity that I can't write a very exciting story in the later period. I only recommend the force value. The ending is very hasty (it feels to me), and there are many things that could be described more in one stroke. Maybe I don't want to drag it out for too long, but it's like a straight line. I'm just reading a paragraph of text rather than a story.
It was really interesting when I first read it, but, hey, there is something unspeakable about learning large-scale magic from the beginning, and some daily routines are missing (such as trivial details such as sparring conversations with personal trainers, daily interactions, and the choice of books to buy. However, this article basically touches on it in one go, so the protagonist in the end only gives readers the image of a black magician, a time traveler, and a beautiful child with a strong stutter, but basically no other personality! So this character creation is too pale).
I feel that the author's writing style lacks foreshadowing and details. I hope the next one will be better.
The specific rating is 4.3, Rounded to four stars.
Hmm... The ending was a bit too hasty, and I was looking forward to the next story, but it's a pity it's gone. The protagonist's character gradually emerges from the day he died and stands in the sunshine, which is very memorable. The biggest problem with this article is that it starts high and ends low. It starts well but ends a bit watery. Overall, four stars.
The specific rating is 3.8, Rounded to four stars.
Evaluation: The same style as the light novel that was popular a few years ago (of course the author himself also explained). Let's briefly talk about the style of this type of novel: the protagonist's self-talk accounts for the majority. Because it is an online game style, there will be descriptions of levels, skills, and items, which is very unfriendly to readers of the novel. The novel is divided into two lines, A and B, but the division does not occur until very late, which has no impact on early reading. To sum up, the author's writing has good fluency and the plot connection is average. Because the chapters are short (but each chapter has a lot of words), it is very suitable for readers who are short of time.
P. S. The following is my personal impression: I feel that the writing was a bit hasty in the middle and later stages, and some details that should be described were not written, so there is a feeling of "unfulfilled". At the same time, although the protagonist is planting flowers, the overall atmosphere is more like Japan. Readers who are concerned about this should skip this book.