Fantasy is Spiritual Food

Rating: 7.5 The only drawback is that too much character dialogue is used for explanation, and the logic of some suspense settings is poor. The advantage is that the male protagonist is very good at pretending, and he basically pretends to satisfy the readers.

Rating: TBD The first two chapters directly set the tone for the early development of the story - development, and the kidnapped male protagonist's time traveling to the bones can be considered a success in attracting the readers' attention. The first thought that came to my mind at this time was: Can being in a claustrophobic and dark scene better arouse the reader's emotions? After all, the atmosphere created by a series of gold-themed novels represented by Ghost Blowing the Lamp is almost always higher than that of other online articles.

Rating: It starts with a fight in the arena. The plot at the beginning is quite compact and there is no unnecessary nonsense. Friends who like mecha fighting can take a look. I'll also insert an eye first and take care of it.

Rating: The opening chapter is eye-catching enough and the suspense is aroused in one go. As expected, the female author who often hangs out with men has interesting things to pay attention to.

Rating: The male protagonist traveled through time and space into a body that was disfigured and committed suicide, with low status and mediocre talent. After awakening the system, he was hit by a car and buried in the ground. It was really terrible... The system setting of envy value is relatively new. Although the path of technology + cultivation has been traveled by many people, it is still not easy to balance the relationship between the two. I hope the author can work hard.

Rating: The heroine (really) has her own plant clone in all worlds. If the clone is immortal, the main body will be immortal. By chance, the male protagonist comes into contact with the doppelgänger of the female protagonist who was assassinated, and is forced to travel through time. This is a new book by a newcomer that is worth looking forward to. The author's writing is relatively rigorous, and the descriptions of various environments and settings are very detailed. Although some readers have complained that the word count is too low, I think it is better than a novel in which 1/3 of the novel is dialogue. That kind of sentence-by-sentence text is indeed suitable for a cursory reading, but it is very uncomfortable after a long time.

Rating: 5.5 The male protagonist travels through time with modern medical skills, using medical skills as the main way to connect the stories. So far, the story is okay, and the plot design about the slap in the face is not particularly polished, but the writing style is relatively mediocre, and the description of the character's expressions is particularly easy to repeat. It is recommended that words such as murderousness and coldness be used sparingly. The scenes are relatively fixed and lack changes in the long length of the story, and neither the protagonists nor the villains have outstanding IQs. This results in conflicts that do not have enough sense of oppression. Everyone just fights in a small way, and at most they fight fiercely.

Rating: 7 (tentative) How should I put it? It really brings to life a state-owned enterprise employee who fishes at work and keeps an eye on the stock market, and picks up girls and buys lottery tickets after get off work. Maybe the author is writing about himself. The protagonist does not get rich immediately at the beginning, but explores how to use the system while avoiding possible suspicions. However, the easy growth of wealth every day still makes people feel a lack of oppression. The overall style is relatively relaxed, which is in line with most people's current reading habits. You can take a look if you need to kill time. As for the dialogue that ridicules migrant workers, I think it is unnecessary. Writing a novel is different from talking about it in private. You should pay attention to whether your words will be presented on various platforms.

Rating: I have only read the beginning so far. Although the first chapter has a bit too many exclamation points, the style of the book is lighthearted and funny, which is very popular among readers recently. The characters are also stand-alone and it is worth observing for a while.

Rating: None yet, reading... Ji Cha, who has always been good at capturing the psychology of male readers, does not use a growth-oriented male protagonist this time, but a father-god setting similar to Liu Changan. I'm really looking forward to the follow-up development and will provide a detailed review later.

Rating: 6.5/10 After the male protagonist traveled parallel time, he saved the female protagonist's father, and thus interacted with the female protagonist's family. Later, under the pressure of a blind date to urge marriage, the male protagonist decided to cooperate with the female protagonist to act as a fake boyfriend. What follows is a routine of growing in love over time and pretending to be real. I have read about a hundred chapters so far, and I personally feel that it may be because the female author is more careful, and the descriptions of the female character's psychology and various details are very good. Regarding the carefulness of female authors, for example: regarding women's menstruation, among most urban male writers, whenever it is mentioned, it is basically used as a joke or as an event to promote the plot. It is rare to discuss menstruation between female characters. This is just a very subtle point, but you can still see some differences between male and female authors. The main plot is not just about emotions. A lot of words are spent describing the career development of the male and female protagonists, especially the work of the male protagonist, even to the point of detail. With this feature, the novel may be more realistic and have a stronger atmosphere of work and life, but the scenes involved lack of changes. Basically, the company → the heroine's parents' house → WeChat phone call / the heroine sends the hero home. Summary: The writing is okay, but there are too many dialogues. The male protagonist's IQ and EQ are online, while the female protagonist seems to lack manners and education at first, but as the two gradually become more familiar with each other, they no longer have this perception. Although there is a lack of description of the scene, the author's writing only makes people feel straight to the point, and some points where emotions are heated up are handled just right. If you have free time, this book can be your choice to spend your time.

Rating: 7.5/10 (The pace has been too slow recently, so the score has been lowered) Let me summarize a little at the beginning: the writing is delicate and worth reading. A newcomer with great potential and a very flavorful new book. There's dog food, there's stomach medicine, there's writing, there's setting. I originally wrote a recommendation of several hundred words, but my hand made a mistake and canceled it, and everything disappeared. Of course, as the reading progresses, there are also some things I want to say. Some of the characters (including character relationships) in this book are borrowed from other books. As a new book by a newcomer, this is understandable, but after all, it will still give some bad impressions to fans of the borrowed books. Maybe the author can try to avoid it in the future? Furthermore, the emotional drama is the highlight of this book. If this is the case, then we must consider issues that are not enough, including the words and deeds of the main characters in the relationship between men and women, the arrangement of plot highlights, etc. For another example, is it not applicable to some sections of the story when you include and release some detailed descriptions, go all out to write details, and use a lot of wording to modify them? All of the above are just minor problems. Despite his flaws, Yang Xiaorong has established an image of a new author with good writing skills, clear thinking, humility to make corrections, and the ability to make jokes in the creation of this book. Does the author's image have any impact on the recognition of the work? I think there should be. Overall, I am optimistic about this book and hope it will continue to improve and bring more surprises to everyone.

Rating: 7.5/10 I found it from Supplementary. The dog food is very generous. It is a conscientious merchant. The heroine travels back in time to catch up with her husband who died to protect her in her previous life, trying to save her family from tragedy. As for the shortcomings... After all, it is basically a daily life, and it still lacks some sense of urgency and changes in rhythm, but the overall impact is not big. The author's writing is good and the book is very sweet and worth reading.

Rating: 6/10 (tentative) It had a good title, and it started well, but it was a pity that it didn't hold up. The author's idioms appear too frequently (all kinds of "just" and "just" come into view), and the narrative structure is not very clear. The portrayal of the protagonist's past life identity as "the fraudster" lacks a three-dimensional sense and fails to reflect the various methods of professional conmen (only based on the current reading progress). Although various Internet memes have been added, it is not awkward. It can be seen that the author has a lively mind and looks forward to subsequent progress.

Rating: 6.5/10 The daily and dog food sections are more interesting and can be used as options to pass the time. The author seems to be very fond of the facial expression method of character description. This method of constantly repeating and emphasizing a certain characteristic of the character is indeed a good way to shape the character's image. However, in a novel, if such facial expression description is implemented from beginning to end, it will inevitably seem like the number of words is too high. Overall, although the writing style is not outstanding, there are few fallacies. The shortcomings of a slightly running story, slow rhythm and repetitive conflict design have also been downplayed by focusing closely on the core theme of "dog food". In addition, the author's new book after changing his vest is similar to the book's dog food theme, era background, and cultivation system. However, the opening part is inexplicably lengthy. In order to delay the meeting of the male and female protagonists who should have broken off their engagement, many chapters were forcibly dragged out, resulting in long intervals between explosive points. I hope there will be improvements in the future.

Rating: 9.5/10 Works from ten years ago. The early stage is amazing, the writing logic is clear, and the author clearly knows which elements should be described in which scene. The writing style is delicate but not redundant, and it also takes into account the compatibility of subject matter and style. By the standards of online literature, it is undoubtedly a rare masterpiece in the Western fantasy genre.

Rating: 5.5/10 The male protagonist has a wife who has been married for seven years but has never spoken to her properly. She thought she would have a stomachache, but in fact she kept handing out sweets and feeding her dog food. Of course, the lack of foreshadowing of the heroine's character after rebirth also caused the sweet atmosphere between the two to be too abrupt. The relationship mode suddenly changed from a couple who lacked emotional accumulation and kept a distance according to the original setting to a clingy student couple. The system is relatively useless and has limited help for the relationship between the male and female protagonists. It just simply improves the male protagonist's temperament and makes the male protagonist stand out, and then the female protagonist's favorability also increases. It is equivalent to directly reducing the female protagonist's dimension from a silly and sweet setting to... I really don't understand why you have to forcefully join such a system. In addition, it may be that the update was rushed, and details such as typos and punctuation marks were omitted.

I'm usually reluctant to read books without female protagonists, but the response to this one was really good. Reading ing, detailed evaluation and scoring will be added later.

Rating: 6/10 Yue Qianchou has a good reputation, many people like it, and many people hate it. The reason... Can be seen from one of his nicknames. This book "Executive Warriors" tells the story of a series of stories that happened after the prehistoric times, in an era when immortals used high-tech products, fought in wars, and drove Gundams. The male protagonist fled because of the failure of the uprising. He wanted to return to his hometown after falling leaves, but he ran into his ex. Also because of his various experiences, the male protagonist is extremely ruthless. How should I put it? This character reminds me somewhat of Fang Han from "Eternal Life" - he talks very little, is very arrogant, very powerful, has a murderous intention, is full of doubts, and doesn't like to talk about love... In terms of relationships, there is an ex from three hundred years ago. This girl was a rich lady, but her current persona is that of a domineering female CEO. There are also several stunning beauties who admire the male protagonist, but he only accepts sex, not love. There is indeed no OOC, but it can't be said to be likable, at least to me. After all, his murderous intention is mainly aimed at his own people, especially his own women. Let me make it clear, the male protagonist is a specialized type of scumbag. In terms of look and feel, this book is closer to an urban novel disguised as a fairy tale. There are many story lines buried in it. It is thought to be a grand world view, but it turns out to be a mess when told.

Read, comment and score later. A masterpiece in the fantasy genre, the characters have online IQs, and the narrative style is quite pleasing. It is neither too long and complicated like "The Saint", nor does it completely abandon the Western fantasy style of writing. How should I put it, it feels a bit like a witch. The sentence "He wants to at least ask for more money tomorrow" in the first chapter clearly conveys the protagonist's personality and perspective on things. That is, compared to an unrealistic and illusory future, it is most important to live down-to-earth and have ambitions such as saving the world, defeating the devil, and standing at the top. This kind of protagonist with B numbers, eh, is very comfortable.