A Record of Scanning Articles During a Period of Literary Shortage
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The taste is very tricky, and the ratings are generally low. It may not be of reference value. I may not have read the book for various reasons. I am just recording it.
I don't know whether to classify it into western fantasy or fantasy at the moment, but since the third kind of contact is in the magic plane, let's treat it as western fantasy.
The setting of filtering in the form of a fake infinite flow was very interesting at the beginning. In the early stage, it was still an urban supernatural novel, but in the middle period, the perspective is now more focused on the resistance and infrastructure of other worlds. It is very characteristic of the author, but it has a slightly Wanwan type Qing feeling. After the space of the earth's artificial superpowers has been significantly reduced, it feels less novel and interesting at the beginning.
I'm not very able to handle all kinds of bickering between offense and reception. I feel very childish and a little embarrassed...
It has some laughs but the plot is very simple, it's a post-apocalyptic novel that's more about daily life and warmth.
Hmm... The four stars are a bit weak, but the plot within the movie could use a little spoiling
The author's writing is good, but I feel that Gong Shou's character creation is a bit stereotyped. The repeatedly mentioned inner os nicknames such as "Little Light Bulb" and the repeatedly emphasized shy reactions will make me feel a little tired of it.
The author's writing style is quite good, and the play within the play occupies a certain amount of space and is quite brilliant. The overall plot has a common problem with entertainment industry articles, which is more idealistic and routine. It is suitable for killing time when you have nothing to do.
(I like the description of the death of the little beetle very much and was touched by it)
