I Created the Anomaly Control Bureau

All I can say is. The author is really awesome

In my opinion, at this progress, a major main line and plot of the novel has basically come to an end, and I feel qualified to write a book review. The novel as a whole tells a big story, rather than small stories one by one. At the same time, the development of the plot is almost entirely driven by the protagonist's enemies. This is one of the reasons why I feel a little tired now that I see 290. All the protagonists' current responses are forced responses. The initial amnesia requires discharge from the hospital. After I was discharged from the hospital, I thought I would enter a period of development. After all, the discharge plot was a small climax and came to an end, but I didn't expect that the situation would suddenly take a turn for the worse and encounter a big battlefield. After the big battlefield ended and I was wanted, I entered the Southern Alliance and thought it would develop for a while, but it didn't. Generally speaking, my feeling is that the development of the plot is behind the protagonist, chasing the protagonist forward like a duck. Basically, the protagonist has little agency, or all his agency is spent on solving the plot. What is very exciting about this novel is that it has successfully created the invincible and oppressive character Shen Xiao, and what is even more amazing is that she is the protagonist's ally rather than the enemy. This is very rare in my opinion, and even based on this alone, I think this book is worth reading. At the same time, all the enemies the protagonist encounters are reasonable, have sufficient intelligence, and can really feel the intelligence and some skills. Of course, the protagonist will still be defeated by Goldfinger and the same problem that all opponents have. Of course, it seems to me that it is the problem of the opponent, but it is actually a bit like the author trying to deal with the problem of pretending to be a pig and eating the tiger, but failed to handle it well, and has never handled it well. All enemies face the protagonist in the same way - they underestimate them - they reveal their flaws because of their underestimates - and they are killed by the protagonist. Although I understand that the protagonist's setting is that no one knows how strong he is, and that's how the gameplay is, it is really a bit too repetitive. If it doesn't work, you can add one plus. I think the protagonist's strength is 1, and I use the protagonist's strength to be 10 to be the imaginary enemy. I use the protagonist's strength to be 20 to kill him. But in the end, the protagonist's strength was 50 but he was pressed. In the current plot, I think the protagonist's strength is 1, so I use 2 or 3 to deal with it, and then I am killed by the protagonist with 5. Speaking of strength, this is actually the biggest shortcoming of this book in my opinion. First of all, we can make it clear that this book is not an invincible flow. Although the protagonist is very strong and can win every fight, the protagonist actually relies on pre-fight preparations and golden fingers to lay the foundation for success before each fight. At this time, it is actually very important for readers to understand the protagonist's combat strength and ability restraint, but this novel currently seems to me to have failed to do so at all. I can feel the author's thoughts on the battle scenes, but in my opinion these scenes are completely usable: XXX lost skill A, which caused such and such a situation, and the protagonist lost skill B, which caused such and such a situation. Then this situation successfully affected that situation and turned into another situation. In this case, the protagonist asked his teammates to do such a thing, so the scene changed in this way and that, and the protagonist won. Finally, there is another point. Although the unmemorable person who died in the first chapter is indeed awesome, and he appears in all subsequent content, his abilities and the abilities of other characters are still too repetitive in appearance. I don't know if the author deliberately wrote this. But the actual reading experience is that the protagonist always has memory problems, and the situation that causes the problem may be him, or it may be some other foreshadowing. But because the external appearance is completely the same, the reader (or me) is completely unable to analyze whether this is a foreshadowing or another enemy taking action against the protagonist. Or this is the aftermath of the fight between the Unmemory One and the protagonist, so there is no need to worry. PS: As we all know, the last point is two points. Although the writing of this magical night is very oppressive, the momentum is really full. But now the more it develops, the more it gives people a sense of sight like the Laughing Bat. No matter how you do it, you can explain it as part of her plan. She had expected it, but it was a little bit, I don't know how to say it... This point is particularly prominent when the characters face the prophecy. An ordinary wit character will leave a prophecy based on the thinking mode of the person who receives the prophecy to guide the future in the direction he desires. Shenxiao means that no matter what you think after seeing the prophecy, what she wants you to do in the end is what she wants you to do.

The plot is reasonable and the description is fluent. It is not an operational text, but it is uncomfortable to read. There are very few events describing the abnormality. The anomaly bureau is currently just a skill extractor.

How to say it? I have read Chapter 706 so far, and I feel that this book is quite excellent and has the potential to be a masterpiece. The average score is 8 out of 10. When it comes to word count, it gets 6 points. If it's well written and exciting, it can get 9 points. Subject matter is 6-9 points, imagination is 8 points, writing is 5-6 points, world view is 7 points Writing can actually be scored from 6 to 8. Excellent imagination and special narrative techniques can add a lot of points, but typos, strange and bland perspectives, and the common nonsense of online articles have deducted a few points from the word count, but the flaws are still intact As of now, 706 chapters are still fully booked. Excellent imagination and excellent world view are the advantages of this novel, but the random typos also reflect the author's attitude towards the novel to a certain extent, and he did not strive for excellence, as if he had used voice input without checking it. But you can still see the careful craftsmanship of the plot and the fairly good logic of the plot. However, the flow of narrative writing in online articles is also particularly obvious in the author's writing. A large amount of psychological description is a feature and advantage. At the same time, too many narrative texts from a God's perspective also reduce the pleasure of reading and the sense of substitution to a certain extent, allowing readers to withdraw and watch to a certain extent. However, this can also be classified as the author's own writing style . . . . . . Come on. . . . . .

The three novels written by the author are all good, the characters are quite to my liking, the characterization is well done, and the plot development is well controlled. However, there may be some minor flaws, or it may be the author's deliberate intention, which causes the book to not be popular. I summed it up, the cool points are not outstanding enough. When someone experiences despair and is rescued, the description of the ups and downs of the heart is not outstanding enough, and there is no need for a more detailed description after the incident, just a general explanation of the whereabouts. When I see this opportunity to come forward to rescue, it is one of the most exciting moments. The atmosphere can be enhanced through various angles, more inner dramas, comments from bystanders, subtle changes in expressions, etc. To enhance the cool points.       And I saw some people saying that the fighting was brushed off, but I think that is not accurate. Sometimes too detailed descriptions limit the reader's imagination. Some descriptions can be very vague, but they can stimulate the reader's imagination and automatically bring up the scene they most want to see in their mind. Fighting only needs to describe the general movements, and the protagonist's superpower is telekinesis. IMHO, telekinesis is one of the most powerful abilities. When facing an enemy who is weaker than yourself, you only need to stand on the same spot, and just lightly mention that the opponent cannot get closer than ten meters. Even adding surrounding positions, you only need to describe the cracks in the ground, and then everyone can't bear the pressure and kneels down to cough up blood. You can reach out to block slightly threatening attacks. There is no need to let yourself fly, just like the second underground floor. This writing is not fun enough. In fact, the anime "Psychic 100%" has been able to perfectly explain all the cool aspects of telekinesis. Of course I like the calm character of the protagonist, but if you add a kind of madness when encountering powerful enemies, it will be more colorful. This contrast will make people's eyes brighter and more real. People like the kind of characters who are both good and evil, but they are definitely not trying to be cool and handsome, which will appear immature, but truly focused and crazy.

I just got to chapter 67 and it feels pretty good. At least it can be considered the best among this batch of guides, so give two votes a little support. But the ability the protagonist is using now is not at all deleting memory. After deletion, he can also give orders to others. This should be hypnosis, psychic suggestion, or thought control. And there is a bug in deleting memories. After all, even thinking takes time. People who know his ability can easily guess that the memory has been tampered with. Hope to add something later. I will continue to read it now, so come on, author.

First of all, the biggest disadvantage is that the author updates slowly. The protagonist is more upright but can be flexible. This is an advantage. The main reason is that there are few cool points, and the cool points are suppressed as soon as they come out. Especially after sealing the Sun God, there should be a dense wave of cool points, but the cool points soon start to suppress the protagonist and disappear. Moreover, the pacing of After Sealing the Sun God should be sped up and should not be so slow. The author has also done less. This slow pacing really makes people impatient to wait. I am a long-time fan who has read all the author's books and I can't bear it anymore. To be honest, if you are procrastinating like this, you might as well finish it quickly and then start the next one. The data of this book can no longer be saved.

There seems to be little relationship between the content and the title? Is the Anomaly Control Bureau just a backdrop? The main plot is to retrieve the memory. I guess that will be the end of the story. If you want to read "Control" and "Containment", you can run away (I only read the previous point, if I am wrong, I will delete the comment immediately 😭)

I watched the beginning, and it was roughly like Ten Days End, a close-up intellectual battle. I personally don't like watching it. It's very tiring to watch people guessing and guessing, and I don't like werewolf killing themes. I prefer to watch the brainstorming type win in chaos, design fixed concepts and situations for each other, and then break each other's game. Just like the former is a deck of 3 cards, how to win in a battle of minds, the latter is a hand of cards, how to win in a battle of wits. However, the themes of the two are relatively close to each other, as is the beginning. Readers who like fighting can give it a try.

Although the setting is old-fashioned, it is not vulgar, and the story will not be limited to the golden finger that only makes readers happy. If this part is removed, the story will still be exciting. It is very innovative in terms of plot design, and I even think it is better than Lord of Mysteries. The characterization has its own characteristics, and each person has his own image, completely avoiding the shortcoming of most novels, which is homogeneity. The protagonist is not a saint, nor is she wise, and the process is tortuous. It successfully mobilizes the readers' emotions. It can be called a good book that is not top-notch but extremely brilliant.

The writing is very good, come on, the author is great

I moved, but I always felt that something was wrong. The street where I lived was surrounded by enthusiastic neighbors. Boss Tian who runs a bookstore likes to burn books when he has nothing to do. Boss Luo, who runs a club, likes to have sex with the maid. Next door is said to be a great writer named Feng. The newly moved in brother Zhu seems to have just been discharged from the hospital. The Lu family brothers and sisters directly opposite spoke very nicely. Opposite to the left is a very unlucky doctor named Gu. Opposite to the right is classmate Li, a wild genius who likes to play with bugs. He comes back with a lot of express delivery all day long. On the left, there lived a young man named Huai who came from a declining family and played the cello because of the red thread. There was also a doctor named Chen who lived on the right who wore a white coat all day long. He said he was engaged in some kind of human society research, and he also tried to fool me into signing an experimental agreement. There is a very beautiful young lady named Dugufeng upstairs. There is also a guy named Lu Sheng who loves fitness. There is also a young man named Fang who is obsessed with fake martial arts secrets all day long. He seems to be a demolition official. There were two other policemen there. One was a detective named Yang. His eyes gave people a very uncomfortable feeling, and his shadow seemed to have no head. Another police officer, Luo, was always entangled with a pair of twins. I heard that one of them was also a police officer and was older than him. There is a haunted house owner in the next street who bangs away with a hammer all day long. There is also a dog owner, Boss Su, who has a collection store but only opens it a few days a month. There are also many tenants in Hao's house who rent a house. There is also a jewelry store owner named Su at the end of the street. There is also a bookstore next to it that is open from late at night. Today, a dull-looking woman named Gu came to the central tavern on the street. She was still very poor. By the way, my roommate who I shared a room with yesterday was in his room chanting in praise of Fusheng Tianzun. He hasn't left the room for a day. I'm a little panicked now [crying loudly]. Brothers, what should I do if I am cute [hidden fox][hidden fox][doge]​

The author set up a powerful character like Gojo Satoru in the early stage just like Akutagami Shita Shita of the Spell Return Battle, but he balanced this very well, and the combat power of all parties did not actually collapse in such a complex environment. It is really amazing, surpassing 90% of the starting authors. The only puzzling thing is that someone with this level of skills actually makes a lot of typos, which is puzzling. The only problem with this book is that it is not a functional novel about fighting. It is estimated that many readers who want to read a novel may not be able to read it, not because they cannot understand it but because they do not want to waste their energy. This is because the influence of the social environment has created people's demand for novels. 😂😂

A good life Regardless of the upright and villains, most people have brains The protagonist with poor information and concealment is handsome Clear world view and setting It feels like cyberpunk is turning to doomsday The Salvation League and the Control Bureau are a bit like the prototype of the Foundation. The background reminds me of 3999 Foundation Cthulhu fans have also played Control and I feel very comfortable

I've finished reading it. It's a really good book. Highly recommended, I really like it. The style of this book is very attractive to readers who love weirdness. It reminds me of the feeling of being shocked by the huge world view and the weirdness of the whimsical ideas when I played Lobotomy Company. ps: Shocked! Daily guide, finally no longer harmful! 😨

Let's sort out the timeline of this book. According to the information revealed by the author, the current timeline can be roughly divided into the following stages (as of Chapter 470) 1. The Age of the Sea. At this time, the existence of the Vll level in the ocean has not yet evolved life, and the existence from among the stars should also arrive on the earth at this time and become part of the earth's crust. Fear, set up a large formation and take away the spiritual energy, dividing the world into the desolate world and the immortal world (it is not sure whether there are other eras between the sea era and the immortal era, the current plot only reveals so much) 3. In the Rama Empire era, magic is the main focus and Gods have appeared, and the empire has established a certain cooperative relationship with the gods (the temples), and according to Xiaoyao Taoist, magic is the remaining power of spiritual power. Let's consider it as the era when human power was the second strongest, and it was later extinct due to unknown reasons 4. In the Titan Era, humans had a huge conflict with the gods, and through artificial gods and other technologies, they sealed the gods in the southern part of the Alliance at the cost of almost annihilation, leaving behind legacies such as flesh and blood puppets 5. The Age of Chaos, a transitional era (regard it as a buffer zone from the Titan Era to the Alliance Era), humans have no dominant force (the author did not say it clearly), and the destined returnees and the creators of hell are all in this era 6. The Alliance Era, the era of the protagonist Marn, humans dominate The power is the Alliance, an era full of crises, with many forces emerging (including but not limited to the Southern Gods, the Alliance, the Holy Cult, Hell, Atlantis, the 'Secret', and Guna who have moved to the future, etc.) This post is only a post to remind everyone of the general timeline, and the specific details can be discussed in detail ps: The author's description of the connection between the eras is very vague, and has been interrupted many times during the period, so it may lead to errors in some plot memories. I hope everyone can discuss it together.

This book is very good to read. Although the author's writing is relatively obscure, full of descriptions and group portraits, and the preparation process is very long, it is difficult to tell why. However, when the puzzle is revealed, it feels particularly satisfying. The whole text is full of wits. At first, I thought it was an invincible style, but after reading it, I realized that it was a story about wits. It felt like I was watching JOJO again.

This book is very good, it exceeded my expectations and kept surprising me. When I thought the fighting strength was about to collapse, the author stabilized the fighting strength. The protagonist's IQ is online, and so is the villain's IQ. I can't say that the characters are well drawn, but I can see them as human beings, not as experience packs or slaves of the protagonist like in some other novels. Also, those who cannot be contacted are purely model workers.

The power is depreciating too fast The reality warper was boasting about it and the god appeared after only a hundred chapters. The reality warper immediately became a clown. I also mentioned how rare the third level is and how rare it is. It is the backbone of all the major forces. There are only a few of each force. As a result, it did not take long to become mass-produced consumables and cannon fodder. Even the fourth and fifth levels are produced in batches.

After reading dozens of chapters, let's briefly talk about my thoughts. It's true that the book is a good book. The background, setting, and world view are quite outstanding, and are considered outstanding among books of the same type. The villain's IQ is online, the protagonist's behavior style, IQ, EQ, and abilities are all well drawn. The supporting characters are sharp and obsessive. There is a new definition of angels and demons that makes people's eyes brighter, etc. These are the strengths of this book. But overall, there are still shortcomings: First of all, there are missing words and sentences, typos, grammatical errors, and improper wording, which greatly affect the reading experience. For example: a "bit" beast, here should be one, "weak" should be backward, and "even" should be since. There are also countless problems with fluent sentences in the article, so I won't give examples one by one here. There is also the character dialogue, which is a bit of a riddle, with unclear references and unclear answers. In fact, readers have always raised questions in the book that they did not fully understand, and to a certain extent these questions came from the author. This type of problem is simply a devastating blow to readers like me who like to chew on words. I hope the author can improve it. There is also the issue of plot. The main line is obviously slow and unclear. There are too many things that can be written in one generation. Instead, the author can try to expand on some detailed descriptions and describe a world in which anomalies persist. It is indeed a bit like writing wherever you think. There is obviously not enough development about the princess of Atlantis. Ning Changkong in the previous article has almost no role, etc. This problem is not serious compared to the first problem, but I still hope the author can pay attention to it. Furthermore, there is a problem with the setting. If the multiple power system is not well controlled, it will be very messy. Finally, as for the setting of the gods, uh😓, for example, you can take the god of the ocean and fishing. I feel that the ocean and fishing appear together, which affects the character. The setting is not rigorous enough. I think it should be difficult for book friends who pursue a sense of history, sacredness, and epicness. The problem of No. 13 Mink Street next door made me unable to get into it for a while. After talking so much, this book is really good among its genre, but it also has many problems and makes it uncomfortable to read. Especially the first one, it really affects the reading experience. I still hope that this book will get better and better, please come on, author.

Maybe the author originally wanted to write about an organization similar to the Foundation to house increasingly powerful anomalies everywhere, but now it's a little biased. I admit that the author writes about gods, demons, angels and Qin Zhuangzhuang, all of which are attractive enough.

If this book was well written, it would really be a masterpiece. However, after reading some chapters, I found that the author has too many problems. I will briefly mention a few. 1. The writing is not smooth, there are inexplicable transitions, sentences mixed with bad sentences, and the dialogue of the own characters does not correspond well. I see that many book friends say it is obscure, but this is not actually obscure. The sense of fragmentation caused by the transition, the difficulty caused by the language disorder, and the confusion caused by the dialogue forced me to re-understand the words written by the author in my own mind. This feeling is like eating a piece of bread that tastes good but is hard, gritty but delicious. 2. I think there is something wrong with the author's outline. The rule-like fantasy style at the beginning and the superposition of elements of the protagonist's invincible flow are the main factors that attracted me. As a result, after passing the first hospital dungeon, there were no dungeons with rules and ghost stories at all (as of the chapter I saw), which caused my expectations to drop significantly. 3. The most serious problem is that the author is really not good at writing group portraits. After seeing that the development of the plot began to move toward group portraits, I felt good at first, but as I went on, there were more and more problems. First of all, if you want to write a group portrait, you must create a large number of three-dimensional characters. Then unfold the narrative from the perspective of these characters. From the plot point of view, the author created Qin Lan, the daughter of the devil, the adopted son of the leader of the devil cult, and the princess of the ocean humans (why do I use these titles? Because I forgot the name. As of the chapters I have read, none of them have appeared in dozens of chapters). Among them, the portrayal of the daughter and the adopted son is the best. I always thought that these two three-dimensional characters would be used to develop the group portrait and promote the plot. As a result, after changing the map, people simply forgot that the new characters were very mechanical and lacked the internal logic of their actions. They were simply tool men who existed to advance the plot. Forget it, it's tiring to type so much at night, so I'm relieved.

This book is very good, but it was a bit uncomfortable to read. It felt like the most frustrating behind-the-scenes episode. In the early and middle stages, the Unmemorable Man was disgusting. He was obviously dead and interfered with the protagonist in various ways. The most disgusting thing was that the protagonist didn't know it yet. Every time the protagonist was about to realize something, he would be erased again. As long as the reader knows what happened. Then in the later stage, he was disgusted by the sun god and became a crazy and sinister protagonist. The power system, logic, and overall story are all good, but it just made me feel frustrated while reading_(:з∠)_

It is highly recommended for people with strong curiosity. If you also like to study unknown protagonists and mysterious world views, then this book can reach a 9-point level. If you have high requirements for the main plot, this book will score 7.5 Points, because the big plot is well designed, but the main plot of the full text is too slow and unclear (if you ask me to say that the main plot is over Shenxiao, hhhh, to save the world, you have to read Shenxiao). All in all, this book is my strong recommendation. It is very rare. There are really not many authors who can control such a large framework. The current progress is that I have read it for five days and subscribed for 72r. I think it is worth it. After all, I am a person who loves the new and hates the old. There are not many books that can keep me reading so many books. The following is a list of some of my books, so that readers who like the same type of books can refer to whether they will like this book (for convenience, I have eliminated books that are too niche) Lord of Mysteries, High in the Sky, Immortal Immortal, After the Immortal Disappears, Beyond Time, the first three volumes of the Magician's Manual ( There is missing a strange novel about a protagonist and a computer who travel together, I forgot the name) Obviously what these books have in common is the foggy truth about the world, the mixture of various power systems and the involvement of many different civilizations. If you also like these, this book will definitely be your true love~

In fact, to be honest, the author's level is completely comparable to that of the great gods. The only reason why it is not popular is also very simple. He just likes to create a high-level mystery, and he does not have a step-by-step improvement of his strength. He always uses obscure code descriptions. The concept of several books is that the protagonist is very powerful. As for why he is great, he is great, and that's it. No matter how good the writing is and how realistic the plot is, it is destined to be a radio novel. People like it very much, but it is destined to be a niche. Weird Fairy does this very well. Although the subject matter is niche, it will not be particularly obscure or play the Riddler in specific chapters. It will clearly tell you where the pit is, what stage the protagonist's strength is, and what the main plot should be at this stage.

A very rare novel about a heroine, from the perspective of a small character, narrates the protagonist's deeds of killing gods, punching demons, kicking angels, instantly killing aliens, intimidating ancient people, etc. Although she has a heart for humans, she is not a saint. She is decisive and has clear goals. She is a representative figure of a first-class savior. She strangles the end of the world in the cradle. Although she encounters betrayal, she still leaves room for maneuver and the hope of a comeback in the desperate situation. In terms of emotional description, it is also clean and neat. There is a sisterly love that cares for each other, a comradeship that moves forward together, and there is no messy bloody love. All in all, it is a rare eunuch novel that can be read.

Although the plot of the latest chapters feels good, the author has actually gone off the rails and rarely writes about the contained objects and containment operations Also, the original mental hospital seems to have been forgotten after so long. The protagonist has not mentioned it in hundreds of chapters. I know the author is afraid that the protagonist will get the full version of the Unmemorable Person after being taken into custody, which will lead to bloat, but such a rigid arrangement is really not feasible.

I have read almost 500 pictures, and I feel that it is getting more and more boring. The protagonist is always being suppressed, and I can't see anything exciting. I have suppressed my enthusiasm for too long at first. Is this the same later? If so, I'm afraid I won't be able to hold on.

After reading about 200 chapters, I feel that the overall content is slightly off topic. Since it is called the Anomaly Control Bureau, I should go everywhere to find anomalies and handle anomalies. From the beginning of the mental hospital to now, I have been fighting inexplicable fights. Many of the previous things have nothing to do with the protagonist. In fact, you can escape regardless of whether you are active or passive. I don't know why I have to get involved. The protagonist is so strong. He means that he has been led around by the nose and has no enthusiasm for containing anomalies. The settings of the anomaly bureau are also unclear. There are not many containment rooms and staff dormitories. Moreover, the containment value is set and it is not clear how many are used. The subsequent skills can be used whenever he wants. It is like copying skills. Others can use his skills even when they are not in the containment room. Can you give me some explanation?

There is no high-quality book with this kind of writing style and concept. This is purely caused by the author's eunuch. Moreover, the plot is not good enough and the world view is too big to overwhelm the protagonist There are three other authors who are also very similar to Yun Duo: Hei Huan, Feng Ran Cong Lin, and Ji Leng The biggest thing in common is that they are all great eunuchs. Moreover, the writing style is very good and the styles are relatively similar. Yun Duo can take a look at how the plots of Ji Leng and Hei Huan's latest books are written for reference. In addition, your writing style is sure to produce excellent works. Even if the wind-stained jungle is better than the clouds, it can overwhelm the protagonist. I can't stand it.