My Playlist Is Magical

The language is simple and the core is clean. The content is a bit scattered and disorderly, and there are some popular science explanations that explain the main text, which is a bit stiff. For example, what often appears in the front... In Hakka, what are the homophones of what and what, and what they mean... Those are a bit like manuals. In fact, there is no need to be so neat, just say what they are. Or those verbally intimate curse words do not need to be explained at all. Everyone is the same with curse words and can understand them without explanation. Well, I guess some people will struggle with the idea that a forty-year-old should show a more mature attitude after becoming a primary school student. But in fact, I personally feel that this is not necessarily the case. The mastery and handling of this aspect of this work is not bad, at least it is very comfortable.

I wonder if as people get older, it becomes easier for them to develop feelings for people who are in despair but keep struggling.

😁 Personal opinion: This book is slow to develop, and I like it very much, but I think the actions of the protagonist are not too clear. The collection of playlist cards has the feeling of an Onmyoji player 😜. There is no clear theme and action, and it is in a state of passively accepting tasks. It will feel very good after it is rolled out in the future. Now I just have a sense of déjà vu as if I were having fun in the afternoon. I hope the protagonist will grow up soon. 😰 I personally suggest that the protagonist's system update needs careful planning. I'll add it to the bookshelf. I look forward to it. (Salted fish means confusing logic and unclear speech)

The opening chapter of this book is astonishingly creative. The serial missions also make people feel nonsensical and funny, but the length of the protagonist's growth in the later period is a bit delayed. Is the memory killing part trying to play the age complex card? The setting of the card part follows the trend of the plot. It is not very brilliant in the later stage. I can only say that it depends on the author's breakthrough! 😏

😠I just found out that this book is already under contract!!! Children and students who have nowhere to reward can finally indulge in the addiction of hitting the author with a steel hammer 😃 If you don't have enough coins, you can collect recommendation votes!!

The worldview setting is very good and makes people want to understand it, but some problems affect reading too much. First, there are too many explanatory words, such as translations of some Hakka dialects, etc. I am also a Hakka, and I felt familiar with it the first time I saw it. But after seeing it again and again, it became too boring. Even I, a Hakka, found it boring, let alone other people. The second is that it is too watery. You can summarize the content in just a few dozen words in one chapter. To be honest, it is acceptable to read the article by skipping words, but it is too much to read it by skipping chapters.

Although the first few chapters are relatively slow-paced, many recent books are too fast-paced and purely for entertainment. There are not many that can be written with such connotation and sincerity.

[Dot Circle Book Review] "My Playlist is So Amazing" Book Title: My Playlist is So Amazing Author: Dongmen Guanshui Book Introduction: Wang He returned to the 1990s with a magical playlist system. Because of this system, he got many playlist cards. With the help of powerful and interesting card skills, Wang He Crane: Became a nunchuck boy with both wisdom and bravery; in the world of the Calabash Brothers, he fought monsters and played with snake spirits and scorpion spirits; in the world of the Three Kingdoms, he helped Zhuge Liang borrow the east wind; in the world of Journey to the West, he chatted and laughed with Taishang Laojun and the Jade Emperor; and as Hou Yi, he shot the sun [using popular hits as BGM, the world] describes a wonderful world of playlists. Protagonist: Wang He Type: Urban System Personal rating: 7 (out of 10) Netizen comments: Brief introduction: Wang He, originally in 2020, traveled back to the early 1990s. I accidentally received the mission information from the newspaper. Complete tasks to obtain random cards and experience points. Using cards can gain their power, and experience points will be deducted. As for what types of cards there are...(Read the book yourself) Book evaluation: The author's writing is fairly fluent, the ideas are fairly novel, and the readability is moderate.

I found that many book friends read the beginning and then collected it to fatten up before killing it, or they did not see the latest updates when they were catching up, so they raised some questions. There are some answers in the "Notice to Readers: The Twisted Road to Signing" between Chapters 16 and 17. Friends who are interested can click in to take a look. 🙏

I am very optimistic about this book. Immortal Grass Seedlings has been added to the book list. If the author can maintain his standards, this will be a masterpiece.