Conquering the Entire World Single-Handedly

First of all, the writing of these two books is very interesting, the writing is smooth, the characters are witty and interesting, the style is very novel, and I like it very much, and I think this book is an improvement over the previous book. Because the previous book was too big, the pace in the later stages was very fast, and it was a bit difficult to read because it was all about concepts. However, the pace of this book is slower, which is very consistent with the advantages of this book. But I don't think this is to say that the previous book is not good, because this can also be called a feature. In short, I like both of them very much. (By the way, this is also the reason why I think the previous book scored better than this one. The pace of this book is slow and there are few updates, so it is painful to follow. The previous book is large and fast, which is naturally conducive to dissemination) I analyzed what specifically attracted me to these two books, and summarized the following common points (note spoilers). 1. The world view is magical and scientific. Needless to say, there is no need to say much about magic, whether it is the confrontation between the gods and the various philosophical, mathematical, and physical concepts in the previous book, or the special magic system in this book, and the relationship between nobles and sealed objects. The word science seems to be somewhat contradictory to magic, but I can give you an example. Although magic and gods are very magical in the last book, the method of studying them is very scientific. For example, Lingyun said, "The gods are the [ultimate] that cannot be reached by magic. Pay attention to the [ultimate], not the [unknown place] that cannot be reached by magic. The word ultimate is used to point out the direction." "To study turbulence, you must first understand the elemental magic of wind and rain clouds and figure out why it cannot be reached? How to be the ultimate? After seeing the gap, then study the turbulence itself." And it is reflected in Fatis's essay on thought magic and every detail in the book. Although the world view of this book is not fully developed, it can be reflected from the research of sealed objects and the learning of void magic. Not only that, the structure of society is also very scientific. The previous book can see the role of God on human society from the laws of divination and illusion. This book analyzes the "original sin" of the nobility through class theory, and later tells us what the world would look like from the perspective of the aristocracy. The superposition of the scientific magic system and the scientific social structure makes the world feel very real and three-dimensional, just like the author said that he is not writing Western fantasy but modern fantasy. I would like to praise the way their world view unfolds here. Since the perspective is almost focused on the protagonist, the world view is unfolded by the protagonist's insights, which also leads to many reversals. For example, at the beginning of the last book, I thought that God's favor was a gift from God, or God's conspiracy. The taste level is to be eaten by God. I did not expect that God's favor is for digestion and pollution. The words "The gods are the [ultimate place] that magic cannot reach" have already appeared in the original text. At that time, most people thought that the gods had nothing to do with magic, so they misunderstood that the gods were the "unknown places" that magic could not reach. Unexpectedly, it turned out to be a literal meaning. In this book, I initially thought that nobles were a cancer. Unexpectedly, it later suggested that nobles might be bred by sages, and explored the relationship between nobles and sealed objects. This process of gradually unfolding the world view and gaining a new understanding of original things is really interesting. Another advantage of this book is that it can unfold the world view from the perspective of objects. For example, it is very novel to look at the capital from the perspective of a carriage made in the city next to the capital. 2. Goldfinger is very interesting. Why do I put it after the worldview, because I think it's the combination of Goldfinger and the worldview that is interesting. The gods and supermodels in the previous book are very supermodels, but that doesn't matter, our system is more supermodel, or it is precisely because of their supermodels that the system's supermodels can be reflected. The various superpowers are endless, and the combination of superpowers and divine favor is the yin within the yin. When the villain boss said that I was Li Zhi or my imaginary friend Li Zhi, I really couldn't hold back. I haven't seen such a scientific worldview in a long time. Compared with the simple, rough and supermodel system of the previous book, this book seems to be much more ordinary. Many books have written about the ability to conquer all things, but I think the key lies in the combination with the world view itself. The items to be conquered are very It is interesting and in line with the nature of the item itself. For example, although the test paper at the beginning mocks Xie Yu and even embarrasses him, as a test paper it still wants to be written about in its heart, so when Xie Yu said that it should be filled with words, its favorability level increased (just like Tsundere). This kind of object is completely different from people's moral and social concepts, but it can talk to Xie Yu and even other objects. The chemical reaction produced is very interesting. Moreover, the strategy for magic and sealed objects is even more important. This book describes the nature of magic and sealed objects, and it is good to combine it with the strategy ability to make the story more interesting. 3. The protagonist's character is very good and realistic. As for the protagonists of these two books, their personalities are actually very similar. They are both good socialist young men. The protagonist has the advantages of being kind, decisive, rational, not arrogant, self-aware, etc. The protagonist can even use Marxism to analyze other worlds. The disadvantages are hard for me to find. I want to focus on their kindness here. The reason he went to save the capital in the last book was because "he only saw the people in the capital, not the most powerful magicians, but the most ordinary individuals." It really moved me. And the protagonist has his own ideas about what is good. The protagonist's inner conscience makes the protagonist want to be a good person. However, in the real world, what is a good person in the secular sense and how to be good are almost based on the standards of the society at that time. However, in a different world with completely different physical rules, there is no standard for what is good, so the protagonist will be confused, and the process of the protagonist thinking about what to do is the process of the protagonist's growth. The protagonist of the previous book thought about whether the people he called saving the primordial soup were just imposing their will on others. The answer he gave later was not salvation but liberation, which was shocking. People should have their own nature. This is the answer given by the protagonist. Not only him, but I was also convinced. The protagonist of this book is surprised by the world of magic and cannibalism, his anger towards the nobles, his pity for the oppressed ordinary people, and his determination to change all this. It also touched me. I can only say that he has a very Chinese mindset, and I am looking forward to Xie Yu's future performance. In short, I like the protagonists of these two books. I feel that I was also fascinated by Li Zhiying and Xie Yu. Of course, there are other advantages, such as not only the protagonist, almost everyone is well portrayed, but also the sometimes funny sense of humor, etc. I won't go into details. Finally, I would like to thank the author for allowing me to see such works. I wish your grades will get better and better, and your books will be seen by more and more people. Come on.

Several new books have been added to the library recently. It's a bit fresh, but after all, I'm not the first to try it. I have to consider homogeneity, but I also have to worry about repetitive strategies that can easily make people tired and boring. It still needs to be supported by other selling points. After seeing the latest chapter, it was the sudden death of the doctor and the addition of the sealed artifact that made people a little interested.

I said that this surrogate talisman is not a kind of deception.

It's very beautiful and imaginative. The various objects and characters are also very rich. Even the plot and climax of the characters are very well written. You may really be a god.

Can you type with your eyes closed? I don't want to read second-hand words.

The author understands so well😭, is this a galgame master!

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The idea is interesting, but there are too many conspiracies and battles, which makes it tiring to watch. If it could be more refreshing, this book would do better.

Personally, I think the grass jelly, considering the difference in taste, and the setting and writing style, is considered to be good or above 🙂, which is really much better than the ones in Five's daily recommendations. If you read it because of daily recommendations, congratulations on your good taste. If you are new to the game, I suggest you read it directly. If you are not satisfied, you can read the complete book. I hope Five's recommendation will stop you from going crazy. Either you click on it and dislike it and then recommend it ravely, or you recommend something that is poorly written and written in a highly toxic way. Or it's the kind of head that is recommended. Wouldn't I know about those heads? 🙂

It's really well written. I'm currently reading Chapter 29, and the protagonist's image is very fleshed out. Chapter 29 touched me a lot. I don't know how to express it, but in my impression it is much better than many novels that claim to have online IQ, but in fact the author force-feeds a mechanical deity to open his eyes and insults the reader's IQ. And the protagonist of this book truly develops and explores his own abilities by combining the environment and ability performance, instead of being like the protagonist of some works who slaps his forehead and says, "I wonder what my abilities are."