God, I haven't finished reading it, I'm afraid I'll forget to give a brief review first. The writing is very good and the plot doesn't drag on. I was attracted to it as soon as the vest appeared. There are a lot of vests, thirteen of them, right? Most of the vests have highlights. Anyway, I am very impressed. The backgrounds of the vests stand up well and have stickers on the main body. My favorites are the paper man and the main body. The copies are also very well written. The hide-and-seek art museum prison and the black-eyed villain both have a sense of horror. The weirdness is vividly described and has a micro-feeling. Then there is the group portrait of ordinary people. It is simply beyond my expectations. I didn't expect to find such well-written characters in the beginning of the hide-and-seek. There is also the small village of Missi, oh, anyway, it is the little black-eyed villain, the first, the daughter, the father, the second fat woman, the village chief and his wife, the kind of hymn to humanity that knows that it is impossible to do it but tries to win a way for others to live in the face of the weird. The glory of humanity instantly becomes flesh and blood. Then the director of the weird management headquarters of China, Si Ji, and his deputy Nong Xiangming are very interesting, especially when they meet the weird businessman Bai Yixin and the fanatic believers of the Wandie Society's Chrysalis. In my opinion, the main body Qingtong is a little bit like the Virgin, too considerate of others. Although it is a savior, maybe I am not particularly fond of this type, but overall it is very well written. It is the type I want to read. I give it a 9.8 Out of ten!
Editor 2: Oh, yes, the system is pretty good. It's not the kind of system that is useless and is a hindrance. It helps the protagonist do a lot of work. It broadcasts and sends messages. It is quite versatile. In addition, the previous hosts innovated and improved in order to save the world and fight against the weirdness from generation to generation, which created the current system. The monsters, cards and mall are all accumulated. It may be fate to find the protagonist.
Editor 3: I've finished reading it. The ending is considered TE. It's very real and heavy. There's a touch of sadness. The protagonist has become a god. He gradually merged with the World Tree but lost his humanity. The real and complete Qingtong died long ago at the moment no one knew. The protagonist group is also well portrayed, especially the last moment in the strange realm of overlapping space and the dream caused by the A-level weirdness (I don't mean to say that the previous portrayal was bad). It is quite funny. It has the feeling of a young man who is not afraid of the earth and the sky. Qingtong is the captain and their spiritual support. The captain will not be afraid of anything... Just walking all the way in such a lively manner. It warms the heart to watch. But the life span theory is always a proposition that cannot be overcome. Looking from the future to the past, the head of the Disaster Division Headquarters And everyone in the Qingtong team has died peacefully... Everyone in the light has slowly faded out of the public eye. Only the system silently records everything, just like following the previous hosts, because Qingtong no longer cares. There is no doubt that the divine text is very well written, especially the combination of the horse text and the group portrait, coupled with the weird and live broadcast elements, without losing sight of one or the other. There are still many things that I don't know how to say, so let's leave it like this. It is a well-deserved divine text in my heart.
Stopped updating. The writing is okay. The game clearance affects the real-life generated vest. The vest is quite interesting. There are no highlights in other aspects.
I haven't finished watching it yet, so I'm tentatively giving it five stars. I feel that the characters and backgrounds in the vest plot are very good, and there are profound plot points.
Editor 2: The material is also very good, but I personally don't like BL, especially between vests (I feel like each copy can be independently written a short story about beauty)
Four stars. The character design of the vest is very good, but some copies are hard to tell. There is no deep plot point or sense of atmosphere. I have no impression of ordinary people. There is not much ink. It is purely refreshing. It feels a bit unfinished. It should be possible to expand more, but the ending is too hasty.
Five stars. Chairman Ling Zhao is forever a god. Needless to say, the plot, protagonist, character and foreshadowing. Ordinary people, including female highlights, are amazing. There is nothing that needs to be improved. It is perfect.
Editor 2: It's not perfect anymore. It's unfinished.
I watched it a long time ago. In my impression, the vest and the protagonist, Chu Zaizhou (I still remember this name) are well portrayed. The relationship between the vest and the protagonist is also well handled (the vest has a sticker with the protagonist). Some copies also gave me a deep impression. Although there are not many, it is better in that there are no mistakes in general and there is no bad ending. The ending is sublime, although the horse is dropped, but HE. Although the ordinary people, that is, the group portraits are not outstanding, they are also well portrayed, so it is five stars.
Editor 2: The first novel I read was Bai Yueguang.
It was pretty good until Chapter 170. The waistcoat creation, the character design of the protagonist, the plot copy, the foreshadowing and the group portraits of ordinary people were all very good, very shocking, and there were a lot of female highlights.
After that, it was a bit messy and unfinished. I went back thousands of years and there were other worlds and so on. It felt like the ending was a bit rushed, but the previous parts were completely up to the level of divine literature in my mind, so it's five stars.
Editor 2: The back part is also amazing. The content of the vest is not that high, but the main character Gu Yin is outstanding. The portrayal is very three-dimensional. The part of ordinary people is small but great. "Courage is always the hymn of mankind." The author is really good at writing group portraits (nodding), but it is a bit messy. There is a sense of beauty that does not care about the outline.