Lord Evolution

The previous trilogy of Guantu's books is Amaze and Apostle. Regardless of the direction of unlimited flow or even DNF customized articles, they can be written very well. The only thing that feels rubbish is the initial evolution. The whole second half of the book was so greasy that I once thought it was written by a ghostwriter, and I kept going straight to the next level. And the set data flow. Kick the previous points system to the sewer. If it destroyed the economic system alone, it would still be acceptable. What is surprising is that the characteristic of Makitu itself is its ability to design and conceive stories ingeniously. This data stream destroys all of this. There is no need to conceive of any elaborate storyline, just use the data stream to make wishes. This is especially noticeable in the last few worlds. In the Sino-Japanese War of 1994, there was no direct data flow or perspective that could be used to think about design. Maybe he also felt that his storyline was very weak, so he used the national sentiment as a banner. In sharp contrast, the final evolution is a simple points-based skill potential point system. The protagonist can make progress only by deeply exploring the background of the world of space props. Like The Lord of the Rings Lives and the best story ever, the Resident Evil Origins Chapter. This chapter of origin can be said to be the best among all the infinite streams I have seen. Abandon the golden finger, abandon the system, and abandon external forces. It relies on the protagonist's personal thinking, and basically all the elements you need to know are already hidden in the story in advance. It can be regarded as a short and concise mystery novel. And the whole story does not involve any fueling of emotions, but it makes people read it like drinking wine. Typed so many words, in fact, it is really a deep love and deep responsibility. It's been a while since I saw the unlimited stream of Tutu update again. What I recalled in my mind were actually some words that Juantu posted when he opened the book on Final Evolution. I remember him saying that the final evolution of the book took dozens or hundreds of times longer to conceive than the original one. I remember he said he didn't want others to say that Infinite Flow was in decline, and that he wanted to carry the banner for Infinite Flow again. Now that I see the new evolution of Juantu, I hope that Juantu can carry the banner for Mugenliu. I hope I can continue to use his writing to tell wonderful stories. But to be honest, the big reason why I wrote so many words in today's update is because the first few chapters of this book are really boring. It doesn't catch people's attention like the final evolution and draw a fierce and sturdy protagonist. Establish a strange and crazy dangerous character. On the contrary, within the first two chapters, it started to fall back on the old path of national sentiment. I really think this is dangerous. I hope you're not being lazy by doing this and avoiding working on the storyline and character structure by simply inciting emotions. That being said, this is my first long review on Qidian with two-month tickets. Gave it to you together. Come on

I'm so disappointed. What are you writing about? Your account has been sold?

Even if I kill hundreds of thousands of people indirectly, I won't let it go. I'll just keep you alive and use it to sacrifice you when the time comes.

I have finally returned to my favorite subject of unlimited data flow. The last book was originally developed many years ago. I thought that A Tu would no longer write about infinite flow. After reading various infinite flow web articles and their variants over the years, A Tu's unlimited data flow still suits my taste. If you ask me, A Tu, you should just keep writing about infinite flow.

The one who can watch it is a god. At the beginning, the protagonist kills many people, no matter how powerful he is, but in the end, when he goes to do the mission, he is like a personal computer, and he is killed by a little Japanese.

After reading three chapters, I don't know what to say. I didn't understand anything, I just saw the author enjoying himself

First of all, congratulations to Gui Tu for launching a new book, I can't wait to read it. If you don't write a new book, what will we eat? (Yeah, what to eat?) 😁 Secondly, I wish the University of Tuscany can score twice, and once again write a new work that can be read again and again (the winner of ten aces is here~) Then, I would like to say a few words about my personal views on the future of the new book. First of all, I don't think there's anything wrong with Comrade Wantu's writing style. In my personal opinion, the initial problems mainly include the following: In order to connect the ace and the end, there is still room for an ending for the Fang family, but the connection is not harmonious enough. I want to write too much and it's a bit unmanageable. Xiaoxiaofang's power system has been replaced many times and it has not formed a stable style. There are too many people in the team and the shaping is not deep enough, etc. I think this is nothing. No writer is omnipotent. Jiangnan Old Thief has good writing but poor plot design. Horse Thief has excellent plot design and ambush writing but is not good at description. I hope Tu Da can use its strengths and avoid weaknesses in the new book. In the end, my personal hope is to focus on the quality of the update. It is much better to write slowly and end smoothly than to end in a hasty or eunuch manner.

Do you always want to break through yourself and write something different in old books? In fact, the books you wrote in the later period are the masterpieces. The plot and world view are the ultimate. In the end, you are really immersive. You don't follow the main plot. Pirates of the Caribbean. Biochemical Origin. The classic within the classic. Really, you don't need innovation. I can read it if you want to change the routine. It was so bullshit at first.

The previous book was a mess, but this one was confusing at the beginning.

Damn it, did the ID change?