In fact, I haven't read the text. This book is okay and has a storyline, but it feels industrial and saccharine. I only watched the first world and didn't finish it. I added it as a reminder to try to read it backwards when it's finished.
I skipped the first world and started directly from the counter-attack. It had a different flavor, but it was actually not my type, so I watched the second world directly. The text was very clear, so you can give it a try. The title of the book is not of great reference value.
I only watched the first world. It's for those who are omnivorous drama fans. Pure love warriors are not allowed to enter. The plot is not very exciting when it starts high and low, but the pulling feeling is okay. The ending is not good. I watched the beginning of the second world. I really didn't watch the characters and plot that I like. If you want to try something new, you can watch the first world.
It's not my favorite genre. The world is relatively long and there are few stories. But this book is free. Some people follow my book list. You can see if you are interested. This review is random and has no reference value.
The heroine is a great read. Some of the plots are very interesting. The male protagonist is basically a dog-licking tool and a toy. The rich second generation and the unlimited cannon fodder are okay. Anyway, I was shocked when I first watched it. The male protagonist in the world of the rich second generation was a little mentally disturbed by the female protagonist.
The first world is the best written. I think it's because her previous book was a chronicle. The second one didn't stop immediately. The third world was discontinued and I only read a little bit.
If you like it, you will probably like it. I recently read Wenhuang. It wasn't particularly to my liking, but after I finished it, I liked the fourth world better.
I read Insomnia President, The Evil God and the Sentinel Guide when I had no other articles to read. It was okay. I don't recommend the others, nor the extras. I also read her new articles. I felt like I was regressing. Anyway, I didn't feel anything.
I like the first world the most because it's the only world with 1v1. I haven't read much of the rest. It's still being serialized. This author has written a lot about Fast Travel, but none of them are to my liking.
I like the world of humanoid weapons in the apocalypse the most. I also write a lot about fast time traveling, but I can't read any other books except this one.
The main reason is that this book is very long, so there are many choices. I don't like most of them. I prefer the worlds in the period novels because these ones may have more emotional flow. I like to watch other people fall in love. This one is unstable. Sometimes the story is interesting and sometimes a bit suspended, but she has been writing fast travel updates and is a stable and good person.
It's mainly long and can be picked up and read. It's basically okay. There is also a book in the same series that is okay. I can't remember which world it is from to refute the heroine's arrogant point of view. The reason why she can play a good hand with the poor script of the rescued is because she has an omniscient perspective and she has experienced a lot. Her thoughts, knowledge and technology are not on the same level as the original owner.
I'm more of a plot oriented person. I support changing the male protagonist in the first world. I watched it while jumping. The sick campus and the slutty scumbag are okay.
It's the first time I've seen this type of multi-arrow type. I'm still surprised. But I prefer 1V1. You can give it a try for a change. The main reason is that the men here are pretty average.
It's not bad. I remember that there seems to be less emotional lines, and it's more focused on plot and enjoyable writing. I've been re-reading this book recently, and the plot is really okay.
The male protagonist quickly travels to save the female protagonist. The character description of the female protagonist is good. The plot is more about rescue and less about romance.
The male protagonist is alone. The first world is the best, but there is no feeling after that. I think her occasional stories will be more interesting, but most of them are human-machine. Recently, they have become more and more human-machine. The new ones are not very good.
Drive high and go low. I like the second world the most. The heroine has no personality in the later chapters. It is rare to see her communicating with the system. Moreover, the statement at the beginning that she needs to be biased and that the natives love her is not reflected. And the more you go to the later chapters, the less the sense of love between the male and female protagonists, and the heroine's identity becomes more and more miserable.
If the heroine is regarded as the taskmaster, then this book is still good. The plot and emotions are good, and there is a bit of blood. Broadly speaking, it is a very typical punishment for the male protagonist by escaping to death. But the men who have the heroine patting their butts and leaving are quite miserable.
The whole book is good. I recommend Star Reaching Platform, Tyrant, Long Aotian Qingmei, and My Sister are also good. Hui Hui is the system with the most distinctive personality I have ever seen. This series of hers is good, and the others are also okay, except for Bai Zhenzhen's book, which feels a bit confusing.
Because it's been too long, the impression may not be accurate. The visibility should be okay. The swordsman, the academic master, and the queen like this better.
The male protagonist is a crazy man. I like the first world the best. The second world is also good. The fourth world is also okay. The third and fifth worlds are all awesome. I haven't watched them.