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11 Books are still first-level authors. This is using love to generate electricity. .

There are problems with this book. First of all, look at the title and introduction. This book is a system text, not a pure love story. It doesn't matter if love is sweet, but what about the system? There are many chapters at the beginning that don't address anything, making people think they are watching pure love. I think the opposite is just right. Write more about the protagonist using false advertising to become awesome, and then use sweet love as an embellishment.

This book is pretty creative! It's just a bit off topic, please give me more ads! Advertising that makes money! Even though the protagonist has the system, he is still so poor and ungrateful. I have rated 98% of the love stories, and I am a little tired of thinking!

This book is very well written. I suggest that the relationship between the male and female protagonists can be heated up a little slower... The emotional line can be lengthened a bit, and some highlight plots can be added (you can write funny or whimsical ones related to making money by watching advertisements). This book will be a hit!

After reading dozens of chapters, I always feel that the protagonist is a licking dog, the female protagonist is interesting, and the male protagonist gives me the feeling that there is a communication barrier.

As for the advertisement, I haven't seen it even after reading about ten chapters. The title of the book does not match the content. It is a really rubbish book. Reported

The author is obviously the kind of master whose compositions were shown as examples by teachers in middle school. Although his Chinese language foundation is a little flawed, it is very solid and touching. The world view setting is very ambitious and very unrestrained. The details have been unfolded at the beginning, and the leopard is glimpsed from different angles, just like looking at the underwater iceberg from the tip of the iceberg. This indescribable atmosphere makes people shudder. The author obviously had a certain understanding of Leviathan and its constituent elements during college, and developed certain negative emotions. He has no hope for future class rise (cyberpunk). The Malthusian trap still constrains the productivity of the entire human race. The zombies control most of the resources and resist the development of the interstellar. The entire civilization may eventually develop into a novel to support human beings. Terminal civilization (the whole world is the property of one person, and all shared resources will be obtained at the cost of life) The large amount of substantive dialogue, action scenes and imagery in the article are like the storyboards of a movie. Unfortunately, the character description is a bit flat. I have not fully understood the character of the protagonist and the reasons for it. However, the advantage of flatness is that it allows readers to more or less understand it. It feels like the protagonist is a typical tool person who is being exploited in society and works part-time as a fat otaku (not a typical hero), that is, most of the "you and me" in society. In addition, I really rarely see in Qidian short stories that look at social issues from the perspective of robots and become an important factor in promoting the plot. This method can basically be regarded as close to the quasi-great god of Qidian (not poisonous milk 😃)...

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