I Can Summon Outrageous Companions

Do some bad work quickly Now I realize that Lin Li has never interacted with female human characters except for kicking a few girls in Dou Po and performing eye exercises on the teacher: 0

What world do you want to see Lin Li reach in the future? Use your imagination! It's best not to write something that other authors have already written badly. Most people have seen the best childhood memories, or childhood games. Or an ordinary world, but if you have any novel ideas, tell me and I might copy them into the book, hehe!

"I Can Summon Outrageous Partners" has been well received! This review contains spoilers. I saw this book on 2022.11.5. Fortunately, the book ends at this time with the first copy of SpongeBob SquarePants. It gave me a glimpse of the author's narrative skills. Actually, in the first few hundred words of the first chapter, the main character was chased by a monster and suddenly the system seemed quite ordinary. Even if the system summoned funny children's animated characters, which was a surprise, it didn't give me great psychological expectations. But what I didn't expect was how complete the plot design of this book was. When Mickey Mouse's Wonderful House appeared in the first chapter, the book was just an ordinary fantasy novel. When it came to the second chapter, I was surprised that all the props taken out of Mickey's Wonderful House were used one after another, and they also had laughs that fit the animation. After entering the first copy of "SpongeBob SquarePants", the author is very familiar with some small details of SpongeBob SquarePants, which plays a very good role in enhancing the immersion of the "shared childhood memories" that is the main focus of this book. Example the way a certain detail appears in which episode on TV. I thought only DC Marvel or long-running migrant comics like Naruto One Piece would be studied carefully. I didn't expect someone to write about Spongebob Squarepants so seriously. This is one of them. Secondly, after converting the animation of Zi Gongxiang into text, it really has a childlike reading experience like "Alice in Wonderland". A few pictures of the original animation come into mind, which is funny but not artificial. Thirdly, a little story about Spongebob Squarepants is actually so fun with two twists and turns. When I was halfway through the copy of SpongeBob SquarePants, I thought: "What? Isn't this "Pat Star's Revenge" which was popular on the Internet two years ago? I've watched it a long time ago." Unexpectedly, after Patrick's Revenge, there is also a layer of reversal designed, which combines "Macroecology" and "The Death of Squidward", and the foreshadowings are well laid out. The reversal to reveal the mystery is crisp and neat, like a tough detective directly summarizing the truth at the critical moment, instead of analyzing it slowly like a mystery novel, which breaks the overall humorous style of the book. This is different from the word count of game data listed in "Thriller Paradise" and the inference and analysis of Brother Jue who often talks to himself and complains to himself. They are all short and clever copies, but this book is not so nonsensical and more readable. Logically speaking, it is easier for the three scumbags who wrote two books in a row before writing "Thriller Paradise" to get into the public eye. The copy of "SpongeBob SquarePants" in this book is much more complete than the "Garlic Zombies" and "Collapse of the House of Usher" in the early days of "Scaryland". The semi-original copy is much more complete (half of the credit is due to the fan comics). There are only a few copies of "Thriller Paradise" that can compare with it. After all, the whole story of "Thriller Paradise" is nonsensical and the details are often handled roughly. Advantage No. 4: Delicate emotions. My threshold is quite high, but I couldn't withstand this "childhood murder". Squidward tricked me into tears at the end of the play. I have to say that Quilt Supply tricked anime fans into tears. It was a unique experience. The emotional tone of the copy of "SpongeBob SquarePants" rises from: warm and funny, to terrifying and depressing, and then to sad and touching, with good rhythm control and emotional mobilization. So this book really has endless potential! Well written, brother! Write slowly and maintain quality. For me personally, after the completion of "Thriller Paradise", it has been a long time since I have seen such a neat, comfortable, humorous and just right infinite flow novel. Don't look at what San Zha said at the end of "Thriller Paradise": "I only wrote Thriller Paradise because the first two books didn't make money", "I didn't write seriously at all, it was just a waste of money", "I just stopped writing based on the style." In fact, as a reader who has followed the update, he was originally a "small unit drama update" similar to volume updates. Each copy was written and revised before being sent out at once. Although the writing is slow and the interruptions take longer (you can open more daily chapters to talk about life to gain a sense of presence), it still has a high user stickiness and reputation increase that can last for ten years with one book due to its copy design that is much higher than other Infinite Streaming online articles. Up to now, it has been in the top ten best-sellers in the game category. A book can make you rich. If your subsequent copies of this book are on the level of "SpongeBob SquarePants", it will only be a matter of time before you become the next person to sleep twice a day in three days in terms of performance and fame.

I feel that each copy of this book is a bit boring at the beginning, but as I read it, I found that it is actually somewhat interesting. For example: I didn't have any desire to read the copy of Fruity Attack when I saw it at the beginning. After all, I had never seen Fruity Attack when I was a child. I gave it up for a few days because I felt a little confused. However, I picked it up and read it again. I found that the plot can be understood by people who have never seen it. The author is careful and will make up for the holes he dug, so that people can guess the final boss and stay curious to see what the plot will be next. I personally feel that the author is slowly improving, and his narrative ability and ability to insert funny jokes are also improving. Although the next few copies of this book have almost nothing to do with the outrageous partner of the title hhh ps: After all, everyone has different tastes, but it is good enough for people like me who just want to find a light and funny article. After reading too many bad reviews, I was afraid that the author would give up, so I wrote this article to support the author greatly!

You turned our beautiful childhood into darkness and darkness, but you childishly forced a perfect ending. The unreasonable and forced happy ending turned the noble character of those who are still burdened to move forward even in hell into a joke, and the abrupt and abrupt turns failed to bring the happiness they deserve. You have designed many outrageous characters. Your book titles, your introduction, and your core content all tell their importance, but you try every means to suppress them and reduce their appearance. Characters such as Mickey, Big Brother, Penguin, and Spongebob only left the factory once and then disappeared. In the end, they only showed their faces. Your story is incomplete. You cut off the middle and forcibly connect the beginning and the end. Readers cannot guess the subsequent development. There is no sense of expectation and sleep experience. For example, Dou Po and the main world, their plots are forcibly shortened. There are no hints, no foreshadowing, and they move to the next plot without any foreshadowing. You only dig holes but don't fill them, leaving holes one after another. For example, Lin Li's mental strength was raised from the first or second copy. As a result, Big Brain's legacy was not opened even after he became a god. The omnipotent spiritual space was only entered once. Another example is the permanent character redemption card. Only two of the five fragments were obtained in the end. You always write whatever you think of, but never fill it. When Patrick Star came out, I was thinking about SpongeBob. Since Jerry can come with Tom, why can't SpongeBob? You focus on outrageous characters who ignore logic, but you force them to be logical. In order to prevent their combat power from collapsing, you try your best to suppress their performance, but outrageous characters have nothing to do with combat power or logic. My understanding of the upper limit of Tom Cat's ability is the half-hour creation in End of the World, and the wish-fulfillment in Tom Cat. It is not a castrated version like you. It feels like a person from a high-level martial arts world traveled to a low-level martial arts world and was greatly shocked when I heard someone claiming to be an immortal. It turned out that this bullshit immortal was at most a street level. I was shocked, unbelievable, unable to understand, and dismissive. There are many, many problems, I am too lazy to list them all. Maybe you did try your best to write this story, but unfortunately the beginning and the direction of your efforts are wrong. By the way, I like the elegant Mickey, the almighty big brother, and the cute penguin, but I can't like Lin Li. Lin Li didn't make any mistakes, but his existence made me feel out of place. To put it bluntly, I felt that Lin Li didn't match their style of painting and couldn't fit in together. Your protagonist is Lin Li, but your core attraction is an outrageous character. There is a gap between the two, and this is the source of this book's mistakes. Finally, let me tell you my opinion on this book or this kind of book. Don't write in such a dark and cruel way. Childhood should be beautiful, ignorant, bright and uplifting, and it can even be vulgar, but it should not be painful or painful. It's sad, it shouldn't be dark, and it shouldn't be forcibly noble. Your book feels like the Spring Festival Gala to me. It was an interesting electronic mustard at the beginning, but now it is sublimated for the sake of sublimation. Yes, it has become very noble and connotative, and then what? Is it more important to have connotation or to make readers like it? I say it harshly, understand your identity clearly, you are not Lu Xun, you are just an online writer, don't be too ambitious and too short-handed. Although Yangchunbaixue is good, we, the common people, cannot appreciate it. The lower-class people are vulgar, but they can welcome you with applause.

I just finished reading Plants vs. Zombies, so I'm going to give it a try and talk about my current thoughts (please be careful not to read any spoilers). I agree with the reviewers, the Mickey Mouse part at the beginning is not outstanding, and the best part is SpongeBob SquarePants. Maybe this book is positioned as a mixed nonsensical style, with a lot of jokes, but starting from Plants vs. Zombies, the overall quality dropped significantly, and I had to bite the bullet before reading the PVZ copy. First of all, let's talk about why SpongeBob SquarePants copy is good. 1. Natural and natural The world structure is relatively complete and reasonable, and being able to justify itself is a basic requirement for a good copy. The valuable thing about the SpongeBob SquarePants plot is that it has a natural and natural feeling on the basis of self-justifying. The world of SpongeBob SquarePants itself is relatively complete and familiar. The characters have their own personalities and purposes. This is one aspect. On the other hand, the SpongeBob SquarePants animation originally had the duality of a beautiful children's story and a metaphor for the adult world, a fresh and lively painting style, and a terrifying and realistic painting style. It often featured close-ups of deliberately dirty scenes (such as skin folds, acne, bloodshot eyes, etc.); The setting that Krabby Patty uses Patrick's meat was previously found in a children's cult comic, and this comic is also very important as the pre-text of this book. With this duality, the world of SpongeBob SquarePants and the slightly restrained dream setting of the giant octopus can be perfectly combined. 2. More descriptions of emotions and atmosphere The rendering of the horror atmosphere as the plot of SpongeBob SquarePants World progresses is really good: the extremely disgusting Crab Crab Burger (and the residents of Beechburg all like to eat it, and it is horrifying to think about it in comparison. The author also cited the episode of Squidward's gluttony as an explanation, extra points), the unknown Mr. Krabs, and the giant octopus with sharp teeth in the dream (in the end, it matched up with the real one seen through the diving goggles, which is doubly praiseworthy). In addition, the deep sea is inherently a scary place, but the Bikini Castle on the surface has a fairytale sunshine. There is a tension in this that is unwilling to face the real world - arousing our fear of the collapse of reality. This Cthulhu-based atmosphere is not a simple one, but unique to the Spongebob world, and it is well integrated. The emotions written about Squidward are also more sincere. Many people may have had the idea of ​​escaping reality and living in fantasy, which is quite resonant. It's really hard to inspire real sympathy for Squidward. The childhood memories are also very strong. In "Who Lives in the Big Pineapple in the Deep Sea", when Spongebob was summoned, I shed tears and was really moved. 3. The level of confusion is low, and there are relatively few deliberate jokes. In fact, one of the more difficult things to deal with in this type of novel with infinite copies is that there are too many things and too many things. The outrageous props from different separate worlds, each with its own purpose, are originally the interesting part of this type of novel, like Thriller Paradise. But if you can't find a unified clue, it can easily end up as a grocery store, with bits and pieces, and you don't know what to do. Thriller Paradise relies on a strong main line of real life, all copies are unified into a horror game, and Jue Ge's acting style has always been based on IQ and being mean. The Samsara Paradise mentioned by some book friends relies on the settings of the original world and the void to unify the whole in a different-world style. The protagonist's abilities are unified by the spell-killer profession and the practice of swordsmanship, so that it does not become a hodgepodge of random skills. This book is the first copy of SpongeBob SquarePants. There are not many abilities and characters. The protagonist's main behavior has not yet been fixed. He mainly relies on exploration, so the sense of substitution is very strong and it is not easy to get into trouble. The use of props and small firecrackers is reasonable and has no redundancy. When it came to the PVZ copy, random things suddenly began to be inserted, such as big heads, little dragons, strong ones, and the Lord of the Undead. The whole world became inexplicable, destroying the sense of unity of the Plants vs. Zombies world. Although it was said in the end that these players may have entered from the main world, and a series of reasonable explanations were given, they still could not eliminate the sense of discomfort while the dungeon was in progress. Moreover, the current setting of the main world is relatively weak, and forced intervention is a bit out of touch. Personally, I think the main line of the design of the copy is still very important. The main plot of pvz, which gathers seven brains to summon gods, is not very beautiful when combined with the world of pvz, and it seems very forced. In the end, the resurrection process was gone in a single sentence, and a task of beating a god suddenly came up, which made me unable to complain.,,, What on earth are you going to do? Compared with the copy of SpongeBob SquarePants, the pvz version is not as detailed and rich in description (even the mystery plot), there are too many bad jokes, and there are often a lot of saliva dialogues as if to make up the word count. With the sentence "Guri's System", it can be seen that the author wants to use it as a memory point, but it is really bad and too deliberate. All in all, after reading this book so far, SpongeBob SquarePants is indeed wonderful, and I even want to recommend it to others. However, the subsequent situation was quite disappointing and I felt very pessimistic, which is why I planned to give up the book temporarily. Before I leave, I write down some thoughts to explain myself. There are many personal subjective feelings and are for reference only.

I originally read the first copy and thought it was a novel worthy of catching up with the river crab next door. I didn't expect that it got worse and worse as it was written. I really regretted not reading the comment section first before reading the book. But to be honest, SpongeBob SquarePants and Plants vs. Zombies are really well written. In the subsequent dungeons, to be honest, your plot writing is generally not a big problem. The characterization in the dungeon is really poor, and it can't be improved anymore, and the characterization of the protagonist is getting worse and worse. The most important thing for me when reading fan works is to see the collision between a protagonist with a distinctive personality and various unique characters in the original work. But now the character of the protagonist seems to be limited by your writing or imagination, like a piece of wood or a robot that will not grow and will only follow the established procedures. The portrayal of the characters in the plot is like a lot of popular faces. I hope the author can improve it, although it may be too late. Readers have left when they should, and I slipped away too.

I don't have much time to draw fanfics since school started (sorry If you have the chance, please refine it🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻 The sunflower on the left is personified, and the zombie doctor in the middle looked like before he died Damn it, I really can't draw ugly, my drawing skills are not enough

SpongeBob SquarePants: 9 points (horror, sublimated ending) Plants vs. Zombies: 6 points (decrypted, you can watch) Fruit Attack: 7 points (continuous reversals, good-looking) Xue Po Clan: 3 Points (it's rubbish, don't watch it) Pig Man: 5 points (too little information, not enjoyable to watch) Main World: 6 points (the plot is old-fashioned, but watchable) Let's talk about it later... I won't follow it for now.

This book is actually pretty good, with the Spongebob chapter at the beginning being considered the pinnacle, and the next few copies can also be read, at least the ideas are good, until the Pleasant Goat chapter. . . The clone is conscious and has memories, threatens the protagonist, and is against the protagonist. It is so disgusting that I vomited. I ran away when I saw this. Is it useless to have a big star of the faction come out? The main body Tiga can't beat the Holy Lord? If you say it's Dagu, I can accept a tie. The main body Tiga can't beat the grandson when he beats the Holy Lord? It feels more like deliberately bringing out the shining Tiga behind him. The impression is very poor.