A Perfect Score of 100 Points and a Passing Transcript of 60 Points

A 20+23+15+5+5+5=73 There has been a book shortage recently, and I have been looking for a lot of books. This one may be one of the few that I can read. The card setting is very classic, the dungeon setting is very classic, and the system also adds points + synthesis. It is not eye-catching, but it is still solid as a Shuangwen world view. The setting of the black card as a philosophical/scientific concept is somewhat interesting, and there are many points that can be explored. However, it seems that the author just borrowed the names or foundations of these concepts without further exploration. Maybe it will be expanded later The writing style is very stable, and it is quite comfortable to read. It may be a little watery, but in the general environment, it is already very good. The character design is very interesting. The protagonist is a scumbag who was killed by his ex-girlfriend and traveled through time. It is very different. The only problem is that some readers may feel uncomfortable watching it. The logic is very general, but it is a cool article after all, so it doesn't matter. Update/Unfinished, no exceptions

Rank: B+～A+ 25+21(8+13)+18+8+0+5=84 I didn't expect that it would end after such a long hiatus, which can be considered a fairy tale ending for this hate-filled world. When I first read it, I felt that the linkage between Hong Kong comics like Haihu and Pokémon was very good. As a result, the overall direction became more and more uncontrollable. The strong emotions gave the characters soul, and may even have a reverse influence on the author. As a creator, I can only imagine how much mental impact the character Xie Chi can bring to the author. What surprised me was that the author could actually face this world where he hated each other, and wrote the final ending perfectly. The pace may be a bit rushed, but it lived up to the expectations of the work. Back to the technique, the last few chapters are very comfortable to read, returning to the same level as at the beginning. The biggest problem is that the ending is hasty. Maybe the author doesn't want to face the world for a long time, lest he loses control again. In short, if you have the courage to face this mess, you will be called a warrior. Original review: rank:B+ 25 (Fan) + 18 (5 + 13) (Rhythm problem) + 18 + 8 + 0 + 0 = 69 points The setting is a combination of Pokémon + Sea Tiger. The combination of childhood IP + childhood shadow is very impactful. At the same time, the crazy plot gives people a strong impact. Although it retains Hai Hu's usual crazy passerby and makes many supporting characters very subversive, the transformation of the protagonist personally feels that it has a strong impact. Although most of the female characters are written to rely on, there is still a very bright highlight that can bring the overall rating up. The first half of the book can be said to be close to full marks, but after experiencing various things, the number of updates has slowed down, and the overall plot direction has become more and more strange. Now I feel that the author can no longer hold it in. Update: GG

A 20+(10+10)+12+9+5+5=71 It's a fun read when you're bored, and overall it's pretty good. Infinite Streaming, the world view and combat power are a bit strange, but overall it can be brought back to a satisfactory level. Each small world is quite carefully drawn, and it is at least comfortable to look at at a glance. The fluency is pretty good, the information density is a little low, the emotional outburst is not particularly outstanding but it's okay, some chapters in the middle are very poisonous, but skipping those chapters has no impact on the full text, so I won't deduct too much. The character design of the protagonist is okay in the early stage, but very average in the later stage. The character design of the supporting characters is also similar to the protagonist. The logic is flawed, but it's not a flaw. Overall, it makes sense. Good amount of updates

Rank: A+ 25+25(15+10)+15+10+5+5=80 Overall, there is nothing wrong with this book. When I first saw the author's previous books on Douyin, I felt that they were different from other sexy bitches. Sure enough, the new book was quite good. The setting is a standard DND world view, which is generally useless. There are some relatively eye-catching points, but nothing particularly outstanding. As of now, the exploration of the potential of the world view has not exceeded the DND rule book and other dragon texts. The writing is extremely smooth and enjoyable to read. I haven't seen a book with such a comfortable pace in a few months. The recent recommendations all have an attractive setting at the beginning, and then seamlessly connect to a long and boring paragraph, which makes me feel sleepy while reading. Like written by deepseek In short, under the ravages of these assembly-line writings, it was refreshing to suddenly see such a smooth rhythm. But compared to this, the handling of the climax is not that amazing. The emotional explosion point is not completely exploded, but it is above the average line. In terms of character design, the protagonist's character is relatively underdeveloped, but the description of the supporting characters is very good, especially the treatment of female characters, which is very eye-catching in male videos. There is no flaw in the logic, but it also has no bright spots. In this environment, this is already a plus. There is no problem with the amount of updates

Rank: A 16+26(12+14)+18+9+4+5=78 This is the most surprising book in recent times. In the early stage, both the writing style and the rhythm were not satisfactory. It was originally just a fun article to relieve stress during the exam week. However, as the plot developed, the author gradually became better. This book has a relatively Japanese style. It does not focus on describing the world view and so on, but focuses more on the characters. In the step-by-step process of several chapters, both the protagonist and the supporting characters, and even the villain Zongyu are all portrayed with flesh and blood. The writing is all faultless. The first chapters seem to be average, and some of the protagonist's actions are also unreasonable. However, as the plot progresses, the author also evolves. The amount of updates is unstable, but overall it's passable

Rank: C 15+15(10+5)+8+5+5+5=53 A classic and mindless urban novel with supernatural powers. There are no big problems with the world view, but there is no exploration at all. Everything else is very average and just plain water. I feel like since Global Gaowu made money, there have been a lot of free-for-all posts that just start with a title and trick people into it. I don't know how much they can make.

Rank:B+ 25+17(8+7)+10+8+5+5=68 zh, reading Infinite Horror was one of the happiest times in my childhood, but the new book is obviously not the same. First of all, the world view is laid out in the beginning, and the rhythm of the game is not smooth at the beginning. What follows is the inexplicable psychological description and emotional flow of the characters. The person who feels and writes the infinite horror is no longer the same person. No matter how perfect the world view is, it is useless if the reader is not interested in reading it. . . In short, it feels like it was written by deepseek

Rank: S- 27+20(13+7)+15+10+5+5=87 This is a very strong book. The protagonist is in a real scientific research stream. He can rely on the items he has mastered to reverse the principles and create new things. What followed was a very strict system and logic. However, although the depth of the worldview system is enough, the worldview is not wide enough. You can see it all at a glance. Moreover, the price of digging too deep in the early stage is that it is difficult to be compatible with new things in the later stage. Let's see how to adjust it. Another problem is that the writing is not good enough, and there is almost no rendering of emotions, but these are covered up by the exquisite world view design, which relatively does not affect the viewing experience.

I didn't read it any further, so I won't rate it just to be on the safe side. I was short of books, so I happened to see the starting point being pushed, so I went in and took a look. After becoming a master, there was really too much, with streamlined narrative and a lot of settings at the beginning. At the beginning, I saw that the protagonist kept thinking about something in his head... Looking at the settings, there's actually nothing new, they're all the same old stuff. I can only say that if someone else writes it, it would be great if 100 people can read it now.

Rank: S 27+20+18+8+5+5=83 It's quite good, extremely fast-paced, but not so fast as Foxtail Boss that the rhythm is unbalanced, and the writing method tests the writing skills. A total of seven days have passed in the book so far, effectively showing the entire worldview and digging a huge amount of holes. The overall crazy atmosphere is like a person's wildest fantasy before death merged into reality. The overall elements combine the purest body horror, plasma, psychological horror, monsters, abstraction, allegory and other very cool elements, and there is also a system that exists but is obviously meaningless. The protagonist's character is very disturbing, but also very normal, like a beacon in all this chaos. Although the light is constantly dimming, at least it can still anchor the protagonist's human rationality. This article probably belongs to the Japanese body horror cult film, which contains a lot of tribute elements to classic works. The overall style personally reminds me of the first online article I read, Horror Paradise, which is quite nostalgic. However, the author's mental state is more sublime than that of a B site up owner who works as an online article writer. He can also smile knowingly when he sees those jokes. Generally speaking, it's a fan-oriented work, that's all

Rank: A (not friendly to newcomers) 25(Fan)+20+18+5+1+5=74 The most authentic American comic book I have ever read. I think the more outstanding points are: 1. Although the writing habit may seem strange at first glance, readers who have read American comics will find it very familiar. All the author's written narratives can be transformed into storyboards, which is quite novel. 2. The character of the protagonist is very interesting and he is a pure fun person. 3. Unlike other DC fics, this book not only focuses on the two super first-line heroes Superman and Batman, but also introduces more heroes/plots that are not usually well-known to the public. The disadvantages are also very obvious: 1. The author writes about gods and ghosts without considering the reader's ability to accept them. For example, in this book, the author introduced The Wicker Man as a copy, but this created a strong sense of separation between that copy and the rest of the book, confusing logic for both those who have watched the movie and those who have not. 2. The author hopes to introduce the concept of the Green Lantern Corps, but does not consider that the setting of the Lanterns has been continuously improved by DC over the past few decades. The system is too large and is very unfriendly to audiences who have not watched the Lantern series. 3. The author takes care of readers who have never watched DC, forcing those readers who have read it to re-read the lengthy system and plot, which is very slow. I think you can learn from DC by not introducing a very big concept all at once. Start with a small concept, discover the story behind the small concept, and finally expand back to the big concept.

Rank: A+ (before river crab) 25+25+15+10+0+5=80 Watch from elementary school all the way to high school graduation. Unlimited streaming, but in fact there is no threshold for viewing. At that time, I watched many of them and then rewatched them. Invincible flow + unlimited flow +. . . , Very much like ten years ago. Mainly because it was written too unrestrainedly and was blocked many times. Although it was finally released, it has changed too much. For example, the protagonist had a sister before, for example, he was able to return to Earth before... In fact, I can't remember the previous content clearly, but after all, it is a work that has been with me for such a long time, so let's leave a place for him. The description of the battle is great, it has a very dimensional feel, the writing is also very enjoyable, and the deleted parts are also very filling. Above

Rank: S+ 25+28(13+15)+20+10+5+5=93 I thought the novel was amazing at the time, but now that I have switched to the art department, I feel it is not so good. The subject matter of Art + Cthulhu is very novel, and the author's writing style is superb. It kept me up for countless days and nights. That kind of protagonist starts from an ordinary college student and changes little by little, which has the feeling of a body horror horror movie. The most important problem is that the author's thinking or that of the ordinary audience is stuck in the era of the late 19th century when victory was determined by technique, and has not kept up with the pace of modern art playing with concepts after World War II. But in terms of pure works, this is definitely White Moonlight in my heart, especially the ending. I feel it is the best ending among the novels I have ever read. It really made me cry.

Rank: C 20+15 (can't write romance) +5 (the protagonist's character is a mess) +5+5+5=55 points The writing style is very commercial, with a low upper limit and a high upper limit. The setting is basically the same as that of Nine Star Poisonous Milk, but it is more systematic, which is quite good. The character of the protagonist is based on pure licking the dog, eating the food in the bowl and thinking about other things. When we were dating, I thought the author had changed his gender. He wrote so well about love, but suddenly he gave you a big fuck. But in u1s1, the girl's personality is pretty good, but I feel like the male protagonist really doesn't deserve to be so good. The first three chapters are quite attractive, and they were pretty good until the female characters came out. If the author doesn't know how to write about romance, then don't write about it.

Rank:B+ 20+23(15+8)+10+5+4+5=67 points Twelve has always been the pinnacle of cool writing. The writing is humorous and the rhythm is good. I can see the updates, but the biggest problem is that the chapters are too broken. The character design is very good, the logic of everyone's behavior is basically understandable, and there are almost no brainless villains. After the mid-term, the combat power was not suppressed and improved rapidly, resulting in a slight drop in combat power now, but overall it has been recovered. There is no in-depth plot, just the classic cycle of showing off and opening new maps, but it can be written in a way that is not boring. The setting is relatively boring. It is a classic and cool setting. It is very convenient, brainless, has a low reading threshold, and is very commercial.

Rank: A+ Overall: 28+25+10+10+1+5=79 points A very typical setting novel. The overall setting draws on various classic science fiction works but also has its own things, forming a rigorous system that is chaotic but has its own logic. The characters other than the protagonist are also well developed, but they are relatively less fleshed out. The writing is quite good and there are few updates.

The outsider is in charge of the building~ The main reason is that theoretically there should be some more classic books on the first floor. After flipping through the bookshelves, only this one and The Myth of Sisyphus are available... Yibohunmiao