Strictly speaking, I give it 4.5 Points, but I usually give it a higher score [Chigua]. After all, I won't even finish it if it's ugly.
After reading this modern short criminal investigation, I had the same feeling as when I was passing through fireworks. I felt just silence, or heavy. Every era will create evil, and discrimination and prejudice will always be there. It is difficult to change these deep-rooted things with the development of the times. They will only be transferred and will not disappear.
Speaking of the heroine, I think she is the center and manipulator of the incident, but it is Zhen Wuyu who advances the story. The heroine does not have many roles in the entire story. She mainly looks for clues and inferences on Zhen Wuyu's side. The story is very attractive. Every chapter will leave some introductions to make readers want to read on. The attractiveness of the article can clearly show the author's level. The only drawback is that 0.5 Is deducted because the author has no outline and writes whatever he thinks of. Many clues actually appear temporarily, which is not very conducive to readers' participation. There is nothing to infer when reading. Just follow the plot and it will be revealed later. The reversal at the end is very interesting, but it is not without hints or even in the introduction. It is just that the reversal is the reversal of certain settings.
All in all, it's pretty good-looking. The heroine is very strong, really strong.
The title is a bit of a scam, with very little about the infrastructure part. Most of the early part is about the protagonist learning magic, which is a bit of a traditional Western fantasy, with some infrastructure parts interspersed in the middle. The ending is very rushed, and there are basically no supporting characters. They are all passers-by. Everyone is quite simple-minded. There is no villain in the strict sense. Some of the minions are relatively stupid and can be treated as a joke.
All in all, I can read it, but it's not interesting. There is too little written about the infrastructure that should be written about. Bad review.
(Myth + History + Imagination)
An interesting creationist novel with a lot of imagination. I read the evolution and development of several races in just twenty chapters. It is very much in the style of a mythical story. It is relaxing and full of meaning. I like it very much.
(Quickly wear + cool article)
It's a very standard quick-travel novel. One of the points of interest in reading quick-travel is the world view of different worlds. I think this book is okay. Some worlds are quite interesting, but each world is too short. If the story is too short, you can only see the main character pretending to be [eating melon], which results in the protagonist's character being quite flat. Then for the world setting, there is no innovation in this kind of destiny, world power, etc. The fourth star is added to some world settings, which I quite like (I suddenly found out that it is a 19 book, no wonder it feels like I was hugged when I was a child, it can be regarded as an ancient novel)
Overall, it's not bad. The stories of each unit drama are quite interesting, but the length is too short, and it feels like it's over before it even begins. In addition, the main plot is very short, almost non-existent (I was really looking forward to the plot of confronting the evil world, or the kind of survival in a desperate situation), but overall there is no such plot, most of them are small fights, and they are all the difficulty of a normal event.
In addition, the plot has little ups and downs and is a bit bland. The settings are insufficient and some holes are not filled. Only the characters Heguang and Youyou are okay, and the other characters are average. In addition, Mo is the heroine in the script and is completely marginalized in the plot (especially in the later plots). Therefore, I feel that the author did not grasp the relationship between the protagonist of the novel and the protagonist of the script. The solo plot of Shen Mo and the group plot with all the members appearing are not present. (This is such a pity) The number of appearances is too small, and the narrative angle is too narrow and limited. However, in the final analysis, the length is too short. The plot itself does not serve the main line but the script of the unit drama. So each event alone is okay, but when combined, it feels very ordinary, and the final ending is a bit bad. I guessed the ending just after watching the two events, but the ending did not usher in the climax as expected, but was a very bland description of the protagonist's life experience. (It seems reasonable. I basically guessed that the final purpose may be to reveal the protagonist's life experience, but I didn't expect that the ultimate purpose is to reveal the protagonist's life experience. I thought that the protagonist's life experience in the end was a big help for them to solve the problem. I didn't expect that it would tell us who the protagonist is and then talk about the world view.) And I think at the end, telling us about the world view of the seven worlds of the earth, in a normal plot, it is a turning point, indicating that the protagonist group has learned about the larger world. They will face more challenges and crises, but the main thing is that the ending ends directly. It feels like it is just supplementing an idea of the author's worldview, and finally it is all revealed to you, which feels a bit bad. In the end, the script of each unit is still okay. It would be better if the author could write it more engagingly, but it still feels a bit lacking.
Of course, I like the positive energy conveyed in it. As I get older, I am no longer interested in promoting the darkness of the world. If you cannot feel it in reality, you need to find comfort in the virtual world before moving on.
Strictly speaking, I can only give it three and a half stars. It's watchable but not good enough.
The advantage is that the writing is very interesting, and the jokes are also very funny. It makes you happy to read it. Although it is a little sad, the tenderness in the comedy is also good.
Disadvantages: The writing style is average, but you can watch it. Each unit drama is quite homogeneous, and it will be boring if you watch too much. The last two dungeons at the end are a bit infinite, but they are not well written. The topic selection of the dungeons is interesting, but the short length cannot handle the infinite dungeons. The story development is very hasty.
Finally, it's a pity that Xiao Lu didn't meet all the male protagonists at the end
Personally, I like it very much. Although I have a general interest in farming articles, this book is quite interesting. The writing style is very Western and has the feeling of a translation of foreign masterpieces. In addition, there is a large amount of infrastructure mixed with a small amount of main lines. Although the pace is very slow, most of them are engaged in agriculture and food. It is ordinary, but it is surprisingly comfortable to read. The writing style is also very good. There are many gorgeous words, but they are not obtrusive in the text.
The protagonists and people are all cute and lovable. It's interesting to learn about the disputes and culture between the three kingdoms on earth through the mouths of the dead.
One thing I don't like very much is that some chapters are not coherent, and some personal memories and stories of supporting characters are interspersed.
In addition, the pace of infrastructure construction in the early stage is slow, but in the later stage when entering the main story, the pace becomes faster. When the world view is revealed, and the melee at the end, I personally think there is room for improvement. It is still a bit rushed, but I still like it very much.