Starting with Analyzing the Sun

Come, the author reads with me My solemn oath: starting from today, I will never update. I will not watch dramas, travel, or get sick. I will play no games, no hydrology. Strict self-discipline, cherishing time like gold, perseverance, hard work, advocating first-class, striving to achieve brilliance, taking pleasure in coding, being refined into steel, worthy of readers, worthy of youth, and worthy of the future. As an author, I solemnly swear: Coding is my bounden duty, I have unlimited potential and am not afraid of hardship!

The protagonist's honorific title can be Dongjun. Dongjun is also the sun god, from the Songs of Chu, and is a male god. Dong Jun is no more powerful than Xi He, the Divine Emperor, and Xi He is a goddess.

I found a problem that I don't know if it is considered a bug. There is a supporting character named "Chen Zhengyang". This is a bit unreasonable. In a world without the sea, there would be no one named Yu Canghai; in a world without stars, there would be no one named Lu Xinghe; in a world without the sun, this person named Chen Zhengyang, is his father also a time traveler?

I'm not happy with the harem, so I'll give it up.

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I asked if it would be a harem or a single heroine. I saw 121 and mentioned the privileges of male scholars, and suddenly I had an ominous premonition. Let me ask, if there is a harem later, I will run away in advance.

The previous novels were uninteresting at the beginning, but very exciting at the end. Now the novels are exciting at the beginning, but not interesting at the end. Originally, I was very optimistic about this book, but the subsequent plot development was a bit confusing. It provoked the underworld, provoked the white people, all kinds of naughty tricks continued, and the plot developed intermittently. After seeing the protagonist forcibly helping the heroine to open the Valkyrie, I stopped reading at all. I feel like the author started writing here and there, and the protagonist's plug-in is too big, as if it is omnipotent, not as if, it is omnipotent. After so many things, the protagonist is still like a streetwalker, walking around, touching everything he sees, and then sneaking away in a mysterious and unpredictable manner. I don't know why the more I look at the protagonist, the more I dislike it, and in the end I can only delete everything.

Seriously, what does this heroine do to pig's feet? Wouldn't others think he was possessed by a strange god when he suddenly became so powerful? How could the god-level inheritance be preserved?

This book is very well written, with good writing style and structure. However, I gave up the book after reading it halfway through and felt a little unhappy. How should I put it? Starting from the middle of the series, the author showed a kind of arrogance without foundation. An extraordinary civilization that has been inherited for 30,000 years and relied on war to grow was driven by a fighter jet that was not actually very good and an army formation concept that was as good as the Earth's Iran-Iraq War. This is so magnificent and great. Extraordinary civilization needs a protagonist to break through the ascending path of the warrior class, and it needs a protagonist to break through the foundation of extraordinary beings. When these ideas are presented, it is really boring and can't stand it. The whole world view has been lowered by countless levels. It feels like it has changed from a normal and refreshing article to an intellectual one. The analogy must be that in 2025, the protagonist relied on the heliocentric theory to overthrow the geocentric theory and was elected as an academician of the National Academy of Sciences.

Let's briefly talk about this book Problems: 1. The match between Goldfinger and the plot and setting is not high. The behind-the-scenes trouble-making flow is suitable for Goldfinger who can gain something as long as he does things, but it is not suitable for this kind of omniscient and omnipotent Goldfinger 2. The related settings of Goldfinger are not good. They are all-knowing and omnipotent. As a result, the author is slowly reducing Goldfinger's ability. It's awesome. First, you need various media to deduce the cause and effect of things. Then if there are some obstacles, the deduction will fail. Then you can be discovered by the supernatural god. Furthermore, the supernatural god can also send things to the protagonist through the golden finger. 3. The golden finger becomes useless. You must first meet the conditions before you can perfect the mark, making the plot become like a jigsaw puzzle. Then golden finger The upgrade could have been a highlight, but the author made it useless, saying that the functions were strengthened, but it still served the plot. It was the kind of thing where the author thought it could be deduced and deduced. Otherwise, there was interference that made it impossible to deduc. The spiritual upper limit attached to the upgrade was increased, so I didn't mention it (it was too little, it was optional) 4. Analyze things Things are too random, and there is a feeling that they come up as they come up, whether it is the acquisition of proficiency in analyzing things, or the increase in mental power, and the level and combat power are relatively confusing 5. The school plot has a lot of poisonous points, which is not to say that there are some in reality, but it is not a poisonous point in the novel. For example, pretending to be cool at a class reunion, this is true in reality, but is this a poisonous point? And the school plot is really dispensable. It would not feel too inconsistent to delete other characters except the classmates and the squad leader. 6. The plots of the outpost work and the Black Armored Army assessment are also not good. There are also poisonous points, that is, when the author writes the sensational plot, it is the poisonous point. I basically can't feel the role of the outpost plot and the Black Armored Army plot? Is it to improve social status and become a big shot? Then please don't write too much about interpersonal interactions. If you write about it, it won't be of much use. There will only be water words left 7. Money issues. The author gave the protagonist the title of squad leader for adding money. As a result, I don't see much use of money. The potions and rewards obtained after joining the legion are not very useful. Those potions only add less than one mental power. It is not as much as analyzing a monster to increase mental power 8. Valkyrie plot, one poison point In order to satisfy his wish of "cute girls dancing with big guns", the author has created a poisonous point. Let's put it this way, the deskmate is suitable for auxiliary types, like healing, and the squad leader is suitable for combat types, like Valkyrie. As a result, the author has to match the deskmate for combat types, which is thankless Advantages The writing is okay and readable. The initial setting can attract some people, but in the middle and later stages, it was written as a puzzle decryption game. Although it is a million-dollar book, it is really not attractive.