I Study Biology in Kunlun

Reprinted from "Being a Mage," specifically to support the author's new book. I feel that judging from the previous book, the character environment described by the author is very real and reasonable. The protagonist and supporting characters are all normal people with online IQs, and their personalities have both rational and impulsive aspects. When rational, the logic of strategic plans all makes sense based on the information the protagonist knows. For example, if the kingdom falls and you want help, you can only explore the forces one by one. Some generals are stubborn and do not believe the protagonist's lobbying. The protagonist must develop on his own and show that his forces have entered the stage of confrontation and negotiation before he can get help. Some generals expressed unconditional trust in the protagonist, and their reasons were reasonable, but in the end they found out that he was a tycoon who had both sides. On the basis of reasonable planning, there will also be some emergencies, just like real life. When the protagonist starts to lose his strength, he thinks of various ways to get a piece of information. Develop investigation strategies, some fail and some succeed, and gain information step by step. When we were almost at the end, we were suddenly noticed again and had to flee. It's very true, perfect results don't come from perfect planning. Unlike some cool novels, where the protagonist was wronged in the last chapter, he will be slapped in the face in the next chapter, or he will just pretend to be a pig and eat the tiger. Or some time-traveling protagonists are always confused about the situation. When they arrive in the society of noble lords, they directly attack the nobles as civilians. If it were not for the protagonist's halo, he would have died ten times. The only flaw is that sometimes, in order to promote the development of the plot, there are still things that are too easy to write, such as the description of instigating the people, which feels too easy. In the later stages of the book, after entering the stage of power development and war, the descriptions of personal fights and battlefields are quite satisfactory, not bad, but it can be said that they lack highlights. Overall, it is still a good book with a rare starting point. Keep the new book first, then read it after fattening it up.

Speaking of this cover... Where should I start complaining?

This book reveals heart-wrenching truths everywhere; Ingeniously combines spiritual cultivation with college life; Every word is filled with bits and pieces of college life; People can't help but recall the days when college was both empty and colorful.

Happy New Year and wish you well. I hope Qidian can contact this author and update me on the current situation. It's been over two years and I'm really worried.

Looking back now, I only wrote a very simple story about Revolution, and the characters and strategies were not well described. But at the time, I really liked it. It was a rare feeling that I was facing another world, and I felt like I had a glimpse of the world.

It's 2020. Do you know how the author is doing now?

If one day human beings can completely overcome the disease... Although I am just a stranger to the author, I still want to say to the respected author Yin Si, I wish you well!

I came here from "Being a Mage to Make a Revolution", come on, author! 🤭

Former book friend, congratulations on the new book! Tip post, 1 reply, 1 starting coin, no money. . . Come and hold a personal show

I don't know if I'm still alive, ugh