Queen of a Reversed World

I think the heroine has a pretty good character and is not considered a saint. The heroine is a modern person. With more than 20 years of education, is it possible that she can change as soon as she enters the main god's space? Can it be abandoned? Three views have been determined, this is impossible. I really hate people who want the heroine to kill someone without moving, and accuse the heroine of not being decisive enough. Yes, there are some female protagonists. But if you have the ability to help others, why not? What can happen to Shun Shui's help? Is it possible that someone who is selfish every day and just wants to push others to death is a good person? It's inexplicable. Is there such a selfish person beside you? If you are willing to get along with him, would you like him? How funny! I am just an ordinary person. If I traveled back in time to a novel and faced reality, I would definitely like a protagonist like Qin Rui who would not push others to die, instead of a protagonist who lives for himself, ignores the lives of others, and does not regard other people's lives as his life. Giving roses to others leaves a lingering fragrance in your hands. A sentence that once touched people was kind, but now it has become more and more ridiculed by readers. I don't know why. Furthermore, if a person lives without principles and lives by any means, what's the point? Just living makes me feel that the day goes by very slowly. Is it meaningful?

The heroine is not the Virgin. No killing and decisiveness ≠ Holy Mother The only place where the protagonist can be said to be the Holy Mother is the resurrection of Xia Xiaoyu. The reason why Xia Xiaoyu was resurrected was that her soul happened to be preserved and Sadako still had a chance to be resurrected, so she did it conveniently. One thing that must be pointed out is that the heroine was sure to control Xia Xiaoyu when she decided to resurrect her. The least interesting copy in this book is Mist (even some copies of the former captain of China before his death). The ending of the Misty Original movie itself is very depressing, and the plot in the novel is also really unpleasant. The captain of the Chinese team has an extremely conservative acting style, which conflicts with the heroine's bold acting style. The hidden contradiction between the two has been foreshadowed since the beginning of the fog dungeon. Although there is necessary foreshadowing, due to some reasons, the heroine's behavior in the Mist dungeon does not reflect her style well compared to other dungeons. First of all, she does not have extraordinary combat power, extraordinary wisdom, or the ability to act without authorization. Secondly, as a newcomer, she has no voice and influence, and cannot make the seniors listen to her opinions, especially when they are contrary to the captain's opinions. Finally, she doesn't know enough about the main god's space. At this time, it is smarter to learn from the experience of the forerunners. Therefore, the dungeons of this period are far less exciting than the battle royale and the dungeons after the death of the Chinese captain. My favorite dungeon is Cabin in the Woods (or Cabin in the Woods?). The way it does tasks becomes special and very interesting because it is combined with the setting of the original movie itself. As well as the battle for the king, in this copy, Canglong Zhifeng showed a very high level of tacit understanding, and their cooperation was smooth and smooth. There is also Battle Royale, which can be said to be the first copy that attracted me to read. Other copies also have their highlights. In this book, the supporting characters are quite vividly portrayed, such as Wu Bei, Baiyi Rong Yexiu and Xia Xiaoyu are impressive. Wu Bei, in particular, has a strong personal style and an extremely distinctive style. (By the way, Xia Xiaoyu's ideological changes after his resurrection were too rapid and a bit abrupt. It would be more convincing if he could expand on the description) The context of the entire book is relatively coherent and clear, with no disconnection and no obvious flaws in logic. When the secret of the Karma Clock and the secret of the protagonist are finally revealed, the doubts left in the previous article are also revealed. Although it's not very complicated, it's still novel and interesting, not a cookie-cutter routine. Summary, worth a look.

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Why does everyone require the protagonist to kill decisively? The protagonist is obviously not a virgin. Kindness is such a precious thing in this kind of existential crisis. I read a sentence in the Doomsday Paradise next door [Kindness is the right of the strong]. The heroine is already considered a strong one. Why should she be cold-blooded as you ask her to? Humanity is very important to a protagonist, okay? Did her kindness lead to any evil consequences? This kind of criticism is simply incomprehensible. I think the overall structure of the book and the portrayal of the protagonist are both flesh and blood. The lack of popularity is probably because the writing style is a bit immature. It depends on whether the killing is particularly exciting or the protagonist is cold and selfish. The starting point of the story is everywhere (speechless)

The queen of the world It wasn't very good at first, because some parts were obviously illogical, but then the author got better and better at it, and it got better and better towards the end. Although it is an infinite stream, it does not completely copy the setting of "Infinite Horror". The author obviously doesn't want his story to be the same as other stories. Many of the settings are very thoughtful. Although they look similar, they are actually very different. Likewise, the more you look at the end, the more obvious the difference becomes. Moreover, the characters written by the author all have admirable qualities - Qin Rui's persistence, Rong Huaxiu's sacrifice, Ling Cheng's optimism... Everyone has their own past, whether it is good or bad, they have things they cherish. People in the City of Destiny are working hard to survive in the apocalypse, but they are not living blindly. And the ending is happy. In the end, Qin Rui and the others discovered the truth about the world - the Clock of Destiny brought everyone into this apocalyptic space not to fool the world, but to save, and it was a particularly tragic sacrifice to save. Qin Rui undoubtedly became the king and saved the world, but she did not rely on individual strength, but collective strength. With everyone's efforts and subsequent maintenance, even the biggest enemy Solomon's many years of exploration of the City of Destiny were indispensable. Everyone's strength is indispensable. The effort of Clock of Destiny itself is also comforting. Although it is a post-apocalyptic article, it is very positive. I am deeply impressed by Qin Rui's persistence, which definitely has some uncertain positive impact on me. And there are very few such unlimited novels with female protagonists. Especially after reading it, I can no longer find an infinite novel that suits my heart, which directly leads to a shortage of books. This article becomes even more precious, and its status in my heart has skyrocketed!

I took a look at the comment section and saw that they were all discussing whether the female protagonist is a virgin or not... But the biggest problem with this book is obviously the intelligence reduction. No one in the protagonist team really has a normal human IQ. I'm convinced.

I don't know why, but I always feel a bit awkward when reading this book. Also, the author keeps emphasizing how the heroine attaches great importance to love, but the result is that the people who died to save her end up with no souls, such as Han Yulan, and the people who harmed her become big bosses, such as Xia Xiaoyu. I don't really understand the author's three views.

I watched The Reverend Queen a few years ago, and I felt absolutely amazing after watching it! Love it so much! The heroine has unlimited flow! There is no cp. It is simply a good article that I have been thinking about for a long time. I have never seen another article that I like more than the Queen of the World, until Gao Neng appeared in front of me. To be honest, when I read the latter, I always think of the Queen of the World. After all, there are so few such articles. Readers like us are really crying without tears. I really hope that this type of article can become popular and there will be more and more excellent works 😭

The heroine is very pretentious. It should be that the author set up the heroine to be very pretentious. A senior person casually said, "Your room doesn't look like a girl's room." The heroine crossed her hands and said condescendingly, "Are you disappointed?" Damn it? ? ? Isn't this a normal chat? People just asked casually, what are you pretending to be? Then the senior man felt chilled when he saw the heroine... Damn it, I feel a chill in my heart, just because this pretender is being praised so highly.

One person's words are not trustworthy, it is based on personal viewing How can I put it, I personally feel that this is a novice novel, whether it is foreshadowing or anything, it cannot hide that this book is not the kind of book that people like from the beginning to the middle and late stages, and because it is too novice in the early stage, the heroine is a bit of a virgin. Of course, I also know that in the past few years, novels were mainly written by young people, and it is indeed wrong to read old books from the current perspective. This book is not very good in the early stage, but becomes exciting in the later stage.