Watch the Dawn

"Watching the Dawn" is a book that is stuck at the time when the infinite stream is undergoing a major transformation into the heavenly stream. This is a very interesting work that connects the past and the next. It also has the characteristics of Mugenliu's focus on character creation and Zhutianliu's emphasis on dungeon stories. Its setting of using a spaceship to shuttle through many copy spaces was also very novel at the time. It broke away from the relatively fixed "main god" routine at that time. Therefore, for readers who like similar categories, this is a work not to be missed.

This book is good at everything. But author, do you believe in Christ? In this setting, humans are the masters of all things. This setting is a bit toxic.

Have you ever read a book like this? The protagonist is reborn. Urban literature. There is no system. But the protagonist set up a system for himself by taking a notebook. Then design the reward first, what happened to you? Study hard. Very diligent. Novel. Have you seen it? There is also a book where the main character reincarnates in a certain time period. Will die within a certain period of time. Also, urban literature. It is also a rebirth article. But he didn't know about his first rebirth. Then he borrowed money and stamps from his classmates to make money. Then I fell in love with a stewardess. After death. Urban rebirth novel.

I'm almost finished reading, there are still about a hundred chapters left, annoying

I just don't know if there is a book I want.

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The most classic thing is that the protagonist of this book is considered a horse king in stallion novels, and the author feels that what he is writing is true love. 🙂

Lu Yuan pointed at Big Alona: "He can marry her and replace her!"

Tie a knot

I don't know if it's a common problem with infinite streaming nowadays. The protagonist must be weak, you must start over when passing the map, and when changing the world, you must clear your skills and lock your abilities. Otherwise, you must not be able to write Infinite Streaming well. You can see in this book, Every time the protagonist changes maps, he rises from a small person Step by step, he becomes a big boss in this world Then he changes the map and continues to be tortured In the front, there is the innate powerhouse of the Shattered Void, and in the back, he changes the map and leads the small soldiers who have to fight with wits and courage. The biggest poison spots should be the Pirates of the Caribbean world and the Mass Effect world. You don't have to read it if you don't want to, but it's just too long and smelly. The author doesn't have an outline when writing a book, and he doesn't prioritize serious matters. After a female character is pushed down, this character will basically not be mentioned again, and it will basically be brushed off. But if a character is not eaten, then wait, long descriptions, and then the plot mixed with pretentiousness and slaps in the face will come.

The most outstanding thing in this book is the "Cock Knot" in Harry Potter. I have seen this spell in the HP circle more than once.

Considering that space wars are not written, Star Wars and StarCraft are meaningless. Moreover, the technological level of the two may not be as good as that of Dawn. The force alone is of some value, but it is like useless to Lu Yuan. In addition to the convenient time span and background layout, the plot is not outstanding enough. The plot of Harry Potter is great and has a wide audience. Since the power is limited, the collapse of the balance of power is not a problem. The disadvantage is that the perspective of this world is too narrow. The protagonist has rebelled, killed gods, and even saved the galaxy, but he went to the British countryside to save a population. There may not be more than 100,000 minorities, competing with a middle school principal and a serial murderer (an exaggeration). It is very low-key, and if you zoom in on the perspective, it will be more dramatic. After all, most readers' understanding of Harry Potter is limited to the Hogwarts area. Journey to the West is more widely known than the one above, and is also loved by everyone. Sun Wukong is the childhood idol of many people, but because of this, there seems to be nothing to write about. Many plots have been written poorly. The background is nothing more than the conspiracy of immortals and Buddhas or the road to heart refining. The former overlaps with Shushan, and it is an enhanced hell version. It is meaningless to fight with a bunch of old immortals, so what if you win? If it's the latter, there's no need to disturb other people's practice. Of course, depending on the author's ability, the writing is above a certain level and there is something to behold, so I won't say that. The Lord of the Rings and Starship Fleet, these two are just like each other. They are not outstanding enough in various senses. The former is okay, but the latter is not as good as StarCraft in all aspects. The overall plot of The Lord of the Rings does not have any interesting points that can be modified. It is a quite orthodox story of a collection of heroes defeating the big devil. Is it possible to replace Sauron as the big devil? If it is expanded, it will still be the same problem. Most readers only know the plot related to the Lord of the Rings. Of course, maybe it is because I personally don't like the Lord of the Rings enough. Women's Federation, or Marvel, well, you can also just say American comics. This world is what I like very much. The good thing is that it is a hodgepodge and has everything. Whether it is science or mystery, it can meet the needs. The fashion value is high, the degree of freedom is high, the plot is average, but the characters are outstanding. With the strength of the author, he can create original works after the protagonist is inserted into the plot. It must be exciting to think about it. Anyway, everyone is only watching those few characters. The power level of the protagonist is neither high nor low in this world, basically on the earth. There are no opponents, but both the Rainbow Bridge and the Infinity Stones are props that can easily destroy stars (from here you can see how prodigal Thor is, he actually destroyed his own [nuclear arsenal]), and have scientific (lue) research (duo) value, regardless of some complete YY products. The Tribunal of Life and the five gods are all super powerful. There are also BUG mutants like Phoenix Iceman, and cosmic overlords like Thanos. If the strength is appropriately limited, the protagonist will have a lot of room to play. The shortcomings of this world are also that it is a hodgepodge. Victory in battles basically depends on the screenwriter's tricks. Some characters' power systems have collapsed. A lot of perverts are huddled on a small planet like the earth and fighting for it. There is no pattern. The heroism of Great America is too strong. Alas, let's not talk about it anymore. After all, I personally like this world very much. I can say good or bad things no matter what. All in all, it's just too imaginative, and these are the advantages and disadvantages. Not to mention Star Wars, StarCraft, Lord of the Rings, and Starship Fleet, they are not recommended. Although I don't like Journey to the West and Harry Potter very much, I think if the author writes it, he will definitely write it wonderfully. American comics, personally recommended. Well, the official ones are over, I'll add a private one (although it's not my own), Warcraft. The plot characters in this world are quite good, the scenes are grand, the enemies are not weak, there are many tragedies, there are many insertion points, and you can even be a third-party invader. Although in my opinion it is not as exciting as the American comics, but The plot logic is okay (compared to American comics), but the disadvantage is that the original work is visually estimated to be in my lifetime, so I can only make up the settings myself, and the power system seems to need to be reset, otherwise it is not suitable for online novels. I only felt that this world is good after reading a book review in the book review area (I have not read the original work). There is also a private item that is unlikely to be adopted (this one is my own), how about Naruto? ? The setting of Yin Yang Escape and the fruit of the sacred tree are still very good, Yin Yang

The setting of the book itself is quite attractive. I could read it in the early stage, but after reading 10 minutes, it stopped. The author himself is mocking the poisonous points of some novels, but he also wrote a petty, stallion, and crazy death-seeking protagonist. When faced with a big boss, the protagonist is always able to figure out the bottom line of the big boss and go crazy and seek death, which is also great. His ability to survive after death is not because of his outstanding ability. The author always justifies himself.

I heard that the "Cock Knotting Technique" was newly invented here, so I came here to pay my respects. 😁😁😁

If it hadn't been written about my favorite Mass Effect and Reaper later, I wouldn't have read it. Such a messy writing style and confusing writing method. The purpose of writing novels is to make them enjoyable, easy to understand, and enjoyable, not to show off your writing skills. . . . Pooh! The writing is confusing.

RT, the imagination of beauty comics is as big as the sky. Entering the world of beauty comics, you can open your imagination at will, and it is especially easy to come back. The world view is large enough, and the main perspective can be set on the earth to write about super powers, or it can be set on an alien planet to play among the stars. I think it is not suitable for the protagonist to be put into a world with a too small world view. There is nothing interesting about crushing or weakening the protagonist. HP and other things. The protagonist goes in and slaps Voldemort to death. Doesn't it still have to be written to go to Hogwarts? I have never seen the original work of Lord of the Rings. It is said that there is a god, but from the movie alone, the power system is really weak. It has been a long time and I can't remember clearly. It seems that Saruman was blown away by a blizzard and was helpless. Is it so weak? A Balrog can kill Gandoufu. Although he can still be resurrected, he will indeed die together. For a world with a big enough worldview, forget about Star Wars and StarCraft. The final chapter will definitely involve a space war, so let's do something else. The world view of Dragon Ball haha. Honghuang's words are a bit too mysterious. The system of cultivating immortals basically overwhelms the protagonist's system of cultivation. But the protagonist is his own, and it doesn't seem right to imitate others. But if I don't learn, I feel it's not right either… I have written so much before and finally got to the point... In fact, I am a fantasy fan. I was attracted to Baldur's Gate in the beginning. Unfortunately, I have never been to a fantasy world after writing so much. Can I go there again before the end? Now that you have become an Archmage, why don't you go back to Faerun and pretend to be a bad guy? Or the Might and Magic world is also very good - dragons are soaring in the clouds, behemoths are roaring on the ground, angels are praying to the gods, elven arrows are on the strings, bulls open their eyes of death, mages stand on the shoulders of titans, demons are laughing evilly in the flames, and death is about to shroud in the shadows. Looking at the legions around him, the protagonist pulled out his sword and staff and shouted: "For the tribe!" (Huh?) It's very touching just thinking about it. To sum up, I hope that the next world can go to Marvel or DC, preferably it can be written as Marvel + DC. Or write a fantasy world. Although this book is classified in the science fiction category, it does start with fantasy. Although it does not end with fantasy, I still want to go to the fantasy world again in the end.

This is a divine book that exhausted the author's talent

After looking at the title and chapter division, I feel that the author has no outline and the writing is very messy. At first it was supposed to be a map of Western fantasy dnd, but in the next volume it was immediately changed to oriental martial arts, and in the next chapter it became a movie... Then it went back to dnd, then a movie, then it went to anime, and then it went to a game? Seriously, this doesn't look right no matter how you look at it. Two-dimensional fandom, Eastern fantasy, game fandom, and Western DND are completely different audiences, right? Could this hodgepodge really work?

When I saw Caribbean, to be honest, the author is not suitable or can't write harem novels at all. The relationship between the protagonist and the heroine is always described the most when they are not included in the harem, but after they are included in the harem, they are rarely described, and the heroine is also harassed by others. What kind of harem novel is this? Moreover, starting from the second volume of Bode, the portrayal of the protagonist team has been greatly reduced and the portrayal of passersby has been greatly increased. However, except for the Qianlong team, all the characters have failed to be created. Whether it is Chanem of Bode or the Rippers and Dragon Dogs of the Caribbean, it can only be said that it is a pity that the taste suddenly changed in Bode two.

The start of Baldur's Gate was so unpopular and confusing. The Himalayan side is still a one-person broadcast, and the first voice actor who came out for training was terribly embarrassed. I don't know if it was a pirated broadcast 🙂

It led me into a new world. The traditional Western fantasy adventure game was incisively and vividly expressed in the early 21st century. It was also the master of that time. The restoration of various spells, stunts, and offensive and defensive battles of items in the DND system reached a peak, which made me deeply addicted.

My head hurts when I read Liang Sword, Li Yunlong's attack on Ping'an City. If I could only write in a thousand words, the author of Liang Sword would use a hundred words to write about the reasons for the attack on Ping'an City, what's the significance and difficulties. The rest is about how Li Yunlong attacked Ping'an City and how all parties cooperated. When watching the TV series, you can see Chu Yunfei, who put aside the contradiction between the Kuomintang and the Communist Party and focused on the outside world in order to prevent the enemy from annihilating the guerrillas, and you can also see Xiu Qin, who would rather die than surrender. Even the Italian artillery can miss something. If it were the author of this book, he would use 900 words to write about the significance of the attack on Ping An City and why it was necessary to attack it like this. By the way, I would like to complain about some people and things on the anti-Japanese battlefield. As for how to type, just write a hundred words. Reading this book is like reading the Legend of Sword and Fairy with great joy, thinking that what you are seeing is love and hate, and a passionate battle. But when you go in and take a look, it turns out to be a guide for the Legend of Sword and Fairy game. It's full of useful information. Except it doesn't look like a novel, everything is good.

I don't really like the volume of Yitian Slaying the Dragon. It praises the Shaolin Temple too much. Everyone knows what's going on with the Shaolin Temple now.

Station B saw that the Harry Potter chapter of this book invented the dick-knotting technique, so I came here to watch.

Is the author gone or has his vest changed?

My dick is in knots (д ) ﾟ ﾟ

The technique of tying dick, come here because of its reputation