It's Tasteless to Eat and It's a Pity to Throw it Away 2

Low profile version of Super Mechanic Goldfinger is relatively new and has no shortcomings overall.

Dark literature, but not the expected extreme literature. The world view is in the cyberpunk style, and all the characters are evil. The protagonist is a crazy person, his sister is a crazy person, all the brothers are crazy, and there are also many crazy people among the villains. The plot is quite vivid, the characters are three-dimensional, and the stories are interconnected. For example, because the police commissioner wanted to catch the protagonist, a masked killer, and kept exerting downward pressure, the acting captain had to cry out to catch the thief, and kidnapped the congressman's secretary to create a big case to get away; and because the secretary was captured, the congressman took the initiative to clear his own in order to protect his secrets. The underworld killed the uncle of the warden of a public-private prison that hid a secret; the new warden mistakenly thought that it was someone from within the prison system who did it. In order to protect himself, he promoted new people and developed confidants, so that the protagonist who became a prison guard stood out and became the warden's confidant. The foreshadowings are connected layer by layer, but the plot of the story is very slow. More than 100 chapters have been written, and more than 700 chapters are still revolved around the prison. The "Octagonal Cage" plan has not yet been implemented, the base vehicle has not yet been deployed, the plots of the other eight districts of the nine districts in the lower city and the ruins of the old domain have not yet unfolded, and the upper city has not yet been visited. At this progress, I don't know if 3000 chapters can be completed. The plot becomes more and more detailed later on, with dozens of chapters required for a single fight. In short, Shui is so heart-rending.

Ji Dao flow, big muscle tyrant. The golden finger is the realm-breaking bead. The previous story about the battle of wits and courage in a small county was okay. Later, when I arrived in Zhoucheng, I recognized two eldest fathers. One was a Taoist father who presented magic weapons, and the other was a monk who presented secret techniques. The two fathers are powerful and have high status. One regards the protagonist as the reincarnation of his only biological son, and the other takes the protagonist as his only disciple, directly becoming the second generation on the path to immortality. He is also a second generation with high talent, hard work and failure. I didn't read it later. It's hard to do anything with this configuration. The only thing left is to upgrade to show off. The author's intention was good, he wanted to imitate Yang Jian and write about Nezha, but he was too constrained by Taoist and Buddhist scriptures and pursued a top-down approach. In fact, it was unnecessary. Yang Jian's hatchet + wooden stick + coffin nails became a spear. No one said that he would not be like Yang Jian without a three-pointed two-edged knife. You can create a joint to take over. As long as the story is exciting enough and the protagonist's quality is high enough in the later period, he can also become a magical power with three heads and six arms.

I have read the third novel that is pretty good about fighting with equipment. The other two are "The Great Weapons Sect" and "Infinite Arms Maniac". The routine is that the protagonist makes something and it can be upgraded after everyone likes it. Too much repetition causes aesthetic fatigue.

Coordinates 48. The officialdom is high and martial, the protagonist is the non-kneeling version of Qi Tongwei, and Golden Finger is the immortal Emperor Longevity. It doesn't have any major negative points, but it's just not enjoyable enough. It's quite depressing to read. I didn't have a deep impression after reading Mao Fifty Chapters. It may be suitable for people who are slow to warm up.