I've Seen Something Worth Complaining About (Science Fiction Fairy Apocalypse Game Unlimited

This is a new book by the author of The Legend of the Green Monkey. Both books share a world view, and their shortcomings are also very obvious. I can't read it until I finish the free chapter (but the free chapter of this book is very long). Although the author's writing is not easy, and the world view is relatively unique and detailed, the fatal flaw is that the protagonist is too big, the plot is too streamlined, there are no highlights, and there is no human touch. The author may not realize it, but he writes about the people and things he meets and some plots that happen, but it obviously feels perfunctory, and he upgraded and changed the map after a little fooling around. When you encounter a villain, you kill him in minutes, and you are surrounded by mostly meek good guys or fools. There is no drama other than giving benefits to the protagonist, and there are no setbacks in practice. Even if there is any incident, it is not thrilling. Even if you try to write about danger, it doesn't taste like it at all. After all, everyone knows that nothing will happen. This super precious thing that the protagonist brews in minutes is sold cheaply, and there are too many good things that are not cherished very much. The Legend of the Green Monkey paid great attention to writing it from the demon world and changed the idioms, but the demons here basically have no IQ. They obviously have high martial arts and are surrounded by natural resources, and then they all take advantage of the protagonist. There is no big villain. The character is actually quite good. He helps the protagonist a lot, but he is just a tool. For example, a crocodile acts as the protagonist's little brother and it doesn't matter if he is beaten and scolded because of his loyal blood. The protagonist's blood is fake, so he wants to kill him Crocodile, later found a way to create other restrictions. Some people who have their own plans but are generally good monsters are not taken seriously by the protagonist. They are all tool men. The protagonist only looks at the little baby differently, so he cultivates it and arranges a good old heroine who insists on following the protagonist no matter what he encounters. The human race and the witch race are all evil villains. Kill one by one. Although this development of the plot is not wrong, the overall feeling is very alienated and aggravates the sense of running a wasteful account. Although many books such as "The Legend of Mortals Cultivation of Immortality" also have this kind of upgrading and exchange map with a sense of running accounts, there is still merit in creating conflicts. This book is about farming and cultivating immortals, but it is not enough to farm. It is an attempt to create a big world with fighting and killing. It might be better if it is serious about farming.

I have been writing a book for a long time, but it is not finished yet, but the later period is no longer the same book as the early one. The beginning of this book is very amazing, with a strong martial arts style, and the writing is a bit like ancient martial arts, but later it is more straightforward and begins to follow the style of cultivating immortals. The main character is to seize the dragon's veins and fight and kill. The disadvantage is that the game is too big and the world view is scattered. The protagonist upgrades to invincibility too quickly, and the writing seems to be invincible and kills people like mowing grass, but there is also a period difference. Not many colleagues have been upgraded to almost the same level in minutes. They are all half-gods and are still in the twelve meridians. There are immortals and other messy things in the back. No wonder the comments say that the author is amazing in the early stage and the middle stage is unfinished. But the first half is still very good. I have only entered v for a long time. I don't know why. The article mentions a lot of Yijing Buddhism. If you study it carefully, this book is not suitable. If you don't have some culture, you will be confused in the first few chapters.

Infinite flow, weird wind dungeon system, character abilities are also related to such props and ghosts, as well as divination poison and so on. It is not the kind of blood exchange flow, the writing method of interweaving reality and dungeons, the protagonist is an immortal drama queen, the setting writing is good, the dungeons are not bad, the male supporting characters are a bit too CP literature in the early stage, hahaha, but later on, the more characters become more junior, this is a male video, you read that right, overall it is not bad.

It is a book about cultivating immortals with a very life-like feel. It has time-travel elements but not drama. The protagonist has a good personality, is calm and calm, and has a lot of complaints (the indifference element is aggravated when encountering more dangers in the later period). He is good at cooking. It is a bit like taking tasks to complete upgrades. Seemingly nonsense tasks can be strung together to defeat the boss. The human touch and details of the world view and sense of life revealed in each task are very interesting. It is very funny when viewed separately. The main character is a bit too strong in the big frame. I don't know how it will develop in the future. Later, when encountering more monsters, the protagonist's personality becomes more indifferent, and he loses the plain farming sense of humor. In this upgrade mode, the incense cultivation level has to be formed by elixirs, which exceeds the cultivation level or Qi training. And it is obvious that the incense will become easier and easier to obtain later. Isn't that thousands of years every minute? The performance of this book is not good, I hope the author can stabilize it

WALL-E's new book is a very cybernetic book. It turns out to be Super Cowherd with such a straightforward name. Sure enough, it was renamed in July. The world view setting is very unique. The protagonist is a psychiatrist. In the early stage, there was no inquiry and a battle of wits and courage in the air. Many people may feel uncomfortable, but now it has developed to the point where the world view of Goldfinger is also spread. I am optimistic about the follow-up development.

This author must be playing Arknights games, with operators and the like, monsters and monster hunters, and the Big Boss Amnesia series, which has been developing smoothly, with beautiful girls accompanying them, etc. Although the beautiful girls are a bit miserable and have no human rights, they are considered to have strengthened their strength. The world view setting is quite interesting.

A very orthodox Western fantasy. The author is a veteran of Western fantasy. The writing is very good. The dwarf aboriginal protagonist is not interesting at all, and the plot and characters are all online. It is the starting point. Many people pursue an inexplicable sense of substitution. The relatively obscure Western fantasy style of writing is not popular, but it is definitely a good book.

Grammar + SCP worldview, it was pretty good in the early stage. The protagonist got super powerful props inexplicably, but the manuscript was not saved at the shelf node + the protagonist started to go dark. I hope the author can save it. The setting is still okay.

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This kind of setting of being reborn as a murderer after death is quite rare. The plot writing is still very good. There are reversals in fighting and wits, but the teammates are not good enough. The protagonist relies on the strong man to give clues, but the character problem is pretending to be different, and then the development is weird. And the author seems to be a girl control, and the two-dimensional flavor is a bit like 80% of the characters like Aizen Ichimaru Gin. I didn't finish it later, so I skipped it. After having a female protagonist, I felt that the plot line was a bit skewed. At least the early stage was still very good.

It's a very good book. The protagonist is an amnesiac boss. At least in the early stage, it's very amazing. The world view and weird settings are quite good. However, the heroine is a bit awkward and she didn't explain it clearly in the end. The protagonist's setting is too strong and the villain can't do it. It's a bit unfinished later. The protagonist can be said to be smooth sailing.

The plot setting and writing style are pretty good. The live broadcast of the plot and the players' complaints and chats are quite interesting. However, the setting of the dream player's setting where the protagonist is too disconnected feels a bit broken. It seems as if the world and those ordinary players are made to accompany the protagonist to play alone.

This book is of a certain standard, but the protagonist is too glib, scoundrel, and very mean. Some people may like it. It would be interesting to remove the female part of the protagonist who is very mean. It would be interesting to travel through the Song Dynasty and then prepare things and make messy things. But because it is too mean, I can't stand it. I think it's a poisonous book to keep.

This book is full of points, and the sense of suspense is acceptable, but the infinite flow does not have a strong setting, so there is no difference between the old and the new. It is the first time to see a ghost every time, and you have to go to the toilet to go to the big and small sizes even if you know there is a ghost. The kind of setting that starts the plot after the protagonist appears in a very special way.

The werewolf alien setting is okay, there are no characters who have lost their minds for the time being.

It's okay, I'll make up for it later

It's an old book, but overall it's very smooth. Although it's a bit cliche, the protagonist starts the tribe from a weakling and then runs around small and large maps to develop and grow the tribe. The average IQ of the tribesmen outside the protagonist is worrying. The primitive collective worship feels too heavy and a bit awkward. Overall, it's pretty solid. There's no overly toxic plot.

Bloodline Modern Urban Edition, the author is an old eunuch, but the author's 404-edged style of painting is understandable. How can I put it, it's very restrained and psychological, and normal people can't write this article.

It's a very good book, with a good suspense atmosphere. There is an unexpected murderer in every section, but it digs a hole but doesn't fill it... The ending can be said to be unfinished, which is a pity.

It's pretty good. It's a suspenseful gag genre. The overall plot development style is pretty good. However, the setting of whether or not the ghost can be seen is too idealistic. Also, the setting of the scumbag guy and his wife chasing him at the beginning is a bit confusing. The overall plot setting that ignores this is quite interesting. It's similar to the best friend's routine of pulling someone to fool a younger brother in a meeting. It's pretty good.