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I read this book 8 years ago. After reading the prologue, I planned to read it again when I am not a virgin. Today I will continue to swear to wait until I am not a virgin to see you again.

Today I saw another book about building a city based on online games. I have to admire this book written in 2000.

I really admire the person who said he couldn't stand it when Cheng Yaojin appeared. I can't stand it now. This book is so embarrassing to read. It's full of sentences here and there, and the cold humor makes me want to vomit. Goodbye!

"Appearance determines destiny" runs through the entire text, and it really gets more and more annoying the more I read it. Are there any book friends who feel the same way?

The author is a bit miserable. The SimCity of the Three Kingdoms is completely copied from this one. Except for the names of people and places, the plot writing techniques are the same. Another copy of The Emperor was also copied by others. . . The author's book is quite good but a little watery. . .

I discovered this novel a few days ago and read it to summarize it. The writing is okay, but it's not the kind of invincible writing. Sometimes I even feel that the protagonist is quite frustrated. The male protagonist is the type who is neither good nor bad. No luck compared to one's own allies. Compared with the actual combat effectiveness, it cannot compare with its competitors. It's just relying on the accumulation of everything. Generally speaking, it's okay, but some of the plots and characters are really a bit speechless. The author always likes to compare multiple aspects when writing, and often digs holes. For example, if the hero just got something, the other party got something better, or if the other party got something, the hero got the same thing soon after, which would be quite embarrassing to watch. In addition, the descriptions of several extra characters and some things are indeed quite speechless. This can be seen in the descriptions of the martial arts masters. From the beginning to the end, I always felt that it was easy for the martial arts masters to destroy the place where the male protagonist was. The reason why they were not destroyed was simply because the male protagonist's territory accepted them. So this is quite uncomfortable to watch. After all, as the protagonist, you still need to be restrained by several supporting characters. And in fact, from the early to the middle stage, the male protagonist is more like a puppet than the boss. Nothing is involved. At most, it can only be guided in a general direction. Almost everything else is done by others. Even some of the subordinates who said they had surrendered in the beginning actually turned into a cooperative relationship on equal footing, just like a hundred schools of thought. There are also elves and nomads alike.

Thanks to the stupid prince for writing this book. It is still a good read in 2022. Unfortunately, the later writing was not satisfactory. I haven't seen him writing it until now. I don't know if I will have a chance to read the prince's book again. I hope to see you again.

But I still ordered it in full. After all, I really liked this book.

My favorite from back then, time is not forgiving.

A book written more than ten years ago is still a novel with a novel theme. It is indeed embarrassing in some places, but if you ignore it, the characters are still quite fleshed out. The subject matter, plot, and suspense are all excellent. If you remove those embarrassing guffaws and write it in a funny way, such as "Xiu Liao" and "The King", it will definitely be a masterpiece. The first time I read this book was when I was in junior high school. At that time, I read half of the pirated version and disappeared. Now I can read the whole book in one sitting. I don't know if the author of this sentence can still read it😴

Everything else is fine. The biggest flaw is that the author seems to be too good at setting up martial arts. This setting makes me feel that every time I read this book, the protagonist's subordinates can kill the protagonist anytime and anywhere. Especially the establishment of sending Jun Tianli. At least there are some NPCs that can deal with the others due to their combat power. Send Jun Tianli to defeat all the invincible opponents in the world. Entering the palace is like being in a deserted place. Removing the emperor's head is like searching a bag to retrieve something. One person can force back several great masters in the world. It comes and goes without a trace, and no one can detect the trace. It feels like as long as he is willing to put in all the efforts the protagonist has made. He does it easily. I even think that if you have the ambition to fight for hegemony, send it to Juntianli. Not to mention the protagonist. Even the seven empires plus the Eastern Continent Alliance may not be able to stop him.

What is written is a mess, a lot of nonsense

I read this book a long time ago. I was shocked at the time, but later I couldn't find it for some reason. Looking back at it today, I feel that I was also a funny young boy back then. Hahahaha, you have to do some flips.

After reading the previous article, I feel that it should be called "Author: Giving Various Benefits to the Protagonist" or I feel that it is better for the protagonist to earn various benefits on his own, and it is better to recruit talents, craftsmen, masters, generals, etc. The author has prepared everything for the author, which greatly affects the role of the author and the sense of immersion. In Novice Village, many powerful characters have been arranged for the protagonist. In an instant, I feel like an adult has turned into a child. I didn't read the rest of it. I just saw that many authors are too easy to get freebies. If you don't like it, don't criticize it. First, I didn't read the latter part. Secondly, you didn't read the novel when it was written, so don't criticize it if you don't like it.

I have read more than 100 chapters, and I can't stand it anymore, because I read it as a cool article, but the author always hints that a disaster is coming, the protagonist's allies use Li Kui to massacre the village, the protagonist is hated by others, and at the end, there is a sentence for no reason about the player's psychiatrist telling the protagonist that a disaster is coming, you might as well not write it out, I have no intention of reading anymore.

It's been eleven years, it feels like it hasn't been that long 😄

The first novel I read at Qidian. Only about 30 chapters were released when I read it. It has been more than ten years and I want to commemorate it.

Classic three or four brushes. I didn't have any money before. Book now

Do any good friends recommend some online game Three Kingdoms novels?

This old book from fifteen years ago is indeed good.

The poison is extremely poisonous 🥱. It doesn't matter how many words are in one sentence. The four or five dividing lines in a chapter are still in one sentence. You can blurt out at any time how ugly the author is.

I originally wanted to complain about it, but after reading the comment section, I realized it was an old book 😥. This book has everything from Stitch Monsters to Meteor and Butterfly Sword to Water Margin. Many people who have never played it can't relate to it and don't know what it is. If it's an old book, there's really no way around it. It must have been very popular back then, like Legend of the Seven Realms, but I can't even read it now.

I remember this book well and it has always been in the finished group on my bookshelf.

Based on the author's knowledge of martial arts novels, I think this comprehensive martial arts novel will be very interesting.

Some personal opinions 1. Most of today's books have protagonists with average or very bad luck, relying entirely on strength and recklessness. However, some books written more than ten years ago have direct protagonists with bad luck, which is very straightforward. People nowadays can't get it, but they think it's very poisonous to get what they want. 2. In terms of writing style, I feel that the writing style of previous books was very down-to-earth, but it is still very different from current novels. I can only say that I can't help it if I can't accept it. Just like I can't play some high-quality games that are older, and I don't like the style of high-quality anime like The President is a Maid. 3. I feel this is an excellent novel, but after reading more than 30 chapters (originally I wanted to run away at chapter 21, someone in the comment area said that I would just stick with it until chapter 30), I felt that there were several things that I couldn't stand. One was that the protagonist made me feel unrepresented. I feel that he is originally a very mediocre person like me, but I insist on portraying him to be disgusting. Even if he is just astringent, there is no problem. The repeated appearance of fate determines my fate makes me feel very annoying. I feel that it is difficult for me to take the place of myself. Instead, I feel like I am watching🤡. The other is that the author portrayed the protagonist and Mr. Li as drooling men, and other people in the village did not like it. That is to say, the author also knew that drooling men were annoying, but he still wanted to write about them because he thought it would be humorous to write them. I don't quite understand the views of previous readers on this, but I can't quite accept it. Generally speaking, these two places make it difficult for me to watch it.

It was the first time I saw a book like this a few years ago! Full of memories

07 Books now 2022

The protagonist's desire to be clear-minded had a huge impact on me when I was in the second grade of secondary school. Looking back at it more than ten years later, my feelings are completely different from those in the past. Woohoo, the author is so awesome.