It's purely subjective. I haven't read everything. Although there are fewer praises, the ratings represent my true evaluation. Four stars and above are very good articles.
It can be regarded as starting low and moving high, gradually getting better. It starts to get better when it is about to enter v. If the author is willing to fix it at the beginning, more people will read it. Overall it's pretty good, there are some minor flaws but they don't affect the reading experience.
Wu Xia is very sweet.
In ancient Chinese literature, during the period of crisis, there were many Judy brainwashing kits, and you would have to quit after reading a few chapters. However, the author's writing is solid, the writing is smooth, and the emotional scenes are very subtle.
A modern college student dressed in a yellow robe travels back in time to the Three Kingdoms period and is mistaken for the emperor. He then raises his own troops to recreate the Han Dynasty.
The writing is solid, the plot is smooth, the historical facts are verified, and there is no reading threshold. I watched the series after watching it, and the pace is quite good. It's a purely career-oriented story with a passionate male protagonist. The early stage is quite good, but the ending part always feels like there is something lacking.
Overall, recommended.
Gu Guti's son traveled to the main universe. It was quite interesting in the early stages, but as it went on it became more chaotic, anticlimactic, and the setting always felt like the narrative was not complete.
Tomioka Yoshiyuki traveled to the world of Conan. I will spoil the cold-faced cuteness of Fugui Yuyu... After traveling through time, he was shrunk to eight years old. His parents are Matsuda and Hagiwara. They are such a happy family of three! Yiyong grows up as a problem child (does it count), and the plot advances along the timeline, all rescued.
Throughout the story, Yiyong has not learned to speak, but there are people around him who understand him. There is persecution of Akai (I heard that some people are worried about this).
I haven't finished reading it yet, it's so long…
The author's preferences are quite obvious, and some plots seem a bit embarrassing. For example, when it comes to looking for Messi, I really don't understand the necessity of this paragraph, and I feel that this paragraph has broken the character. I don't know if there will be any patches later. The emotional line is also a bit subtle but makes sense. I don't mind that the protagonist's sister controls me, but it feels like it's too emphasized, and the relationship is a bit distorted, but the protagonist's character isn't very sound, so it makes sense? The protagonist's character is aloof, but it doesn't feel strong enough.
I complained a lot, but! The game is beautifully written, the most important aspect of football writing is fine, and the career line is also enjoyable. Flaws do not cover up strengths.
The protagonist is Beckham's son (not Dabu), the Rose of Manchester United, the King of England, the goalkeeper, mainly the goalkeeper. In the middle, he was loaned to Milan and had a close relationship with Sir Alex Ferguson. The writing is smooth, the rhythm is comfortable, and the writing is good.
Some chapters have basic football rule errors (not many). Beckham is my first impression of football, and I feel a little uncomfortable seeing him never getting a positive description. Because I didn't look at these two points anymore.
Three and a half stars, plus half a star for novel themes.
The early writing was very good, but in the middle and later stages it was obvious that the author had lost control of his writing. Many foreshadowing details were not shown, some of the plots were a bit abrupt, the plot progression seemed hasty, and even the character design was a bit erratic at the end. The advantage is the rare subject matter and imagination. The process of "saving the system" corresponds to the protagonist's self-growth, and the concept is very good. Regarding the somewhat controversial football and F1, my impression is that VC gradually moved from the football circle to the racing circle. The author did not write much about football in the middle and later stages. However, as a novel whose main line is F1, the plot advancement is actually pretty good. But as a first article, it is already very good. I look forward to the author's subsequent revisions.
(Extra recommendation: watch the author's Lightning Protection before watching)
The protagonist is a villain, but the young couple is so sweet and doting.
A scheming, anti-social control freak (?), This is probably his character. Damp and delicious.
Although I was stabbed hard (an exaggerated description, and the transfer seemed to be controversial), I was happy, and I was doting on him. I just don't know when there will be an update.
It can be seen that there are many immature places. This article is not complete in my opinion. It would be better if the author could polish it a little more, but, but! It is still an eye-catching work. The author is very good at setting hooks, the writing is not sluggish, the characters are vividly colored, and the white space is just right. It is a rare derivative work that can support a group of third-party creators. Although the writing style and logic are not the type that can make people read, after reading it in one breath, people will always exclaim: "It's great!" All in all, it's an excellent comprehensive comic.
It has the flavor of a Japanese light novel, I mean the temperament. The writing is excellent, the logic is smooth, and the plot is coherent. In an era where villains, fun-lovers, and the fourth natural disaster are rampant, reading such a righteous article simply makes people cry. The character type is reassuring and orderly and kind, but the personality is not flat at all. In short, it is warm and reassuring.
The protagonist, Night Owl, fell in love with brotherly love instantly, a very honest British and delicious girl. The writing style is mature, the plot is smooth, and the characters are lovable. It should be considered top-notch among many Bat-family fanfics.
I heard that the author has something wrong. I don't pay much attention to things other than the works, so I didn't understand it. If there are any clues, you can judge by yourself.
Four and a half stars, but he is the king of the Internet...
There are some nonsensical and funny articles, including Wang Wang, Ju Hui, Wen Ye, and Conan, with the content decreasing in order. I enjoyed reading it as a comedy, but the quality started to slip towards the end, but fortunately it ended quickly.
Ke Tong, who is not popular but I like him very much, has a complete world view and has the feeling of playing games in the past. The depiction in "Kamihama Fengun" is very brilliant. The protagonist Hong Fang, a criminal investigation genius, is my favorite character. Although the writing skills in shaping the villain are a bit lacking, it's all a game, so let him go (bushi
Both the protagonist and the villain are original characters and there are quite a lot of original plots (I don't know if this should be cleared up). In short, it is not the Moon Shadow Island that I am tired of... And Conan (after all, he is the protagonist, let's clear up the plot) has less appearances. The protagonist belongs to the early stage, the senior of the police academy group, and there is no police academy storyline at the same time.
Rating four stars but adding one star for personal preference.
Kudo Shinichi is the protagonist of Ke Tong, and some of the mismatches are very interesting. There is a new taming setting for Kaito Kaito that I really like! I haven't finished reading it yet, but in the fanfic, it's very touching that Shinichi is not dragged down and put on trial.
There is also 2.0, Which can be eaten together.
Immortal product! ! ! Miyu-sama, I will follow you for the rest of my life!
It's written by the same author as Yokohama Jugao, and it's equally mind-blowing. Our Lionheart King bking from beginning to end, in short, it was a blast.
Four stars, plus one star for rare viewing angles.
A very interesting short article, with less than thirty chapters. The protagonist is the brother of the heroine of the second game, a reliable brother and a loving father (bushi).
The male protagonist has no CP, no emotional line, and no ambiguity at all (so cool). It is probably from the perspective of an old father, cutting off the possibility of unhealthy relationships with his sister, but he is not a paranoid sister-controller and respects his sister's ideas (a rare normal and earthly relationship).