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The first thirty chapters are almost perfect. The protagonist plans carefully, acts appropriately, and also corrects many settings. Then it started, IQ was off the line, forced to show off (pretending), and forced to unfold in order to promote the plot. What is the setting of the protagonist? It should be consistent from context to context. Even if there is a change, it should be gradual. Does the author really not understand such a simple principle? On the surface, it's not that great, but behind the scenes, it's not working out. In magic terms, the chocolate frog is actually filled with strange-flavored candy! ! !

So-so. In fact, this book is very similar to Wen Chao Gong. They are both prophet pig trotters with God's perspective. All conspiracies can be seen through at a glance. There is only the principle of pig trotters taking advantage, and there is no argument that pig trotters suffer. The difference is that Wen Chao Gong's rhythm control is much better than the author's, and his slaps in the face are smooth... Pig's trotters' strength is too exaggerated. It's just that an apprentice can already chop melons and vegetables against opponents of the same level. Will he have to do it every day after the professional level? The overall plot is endless experience monsters and pig's feet that go smoothly. Pig's Foot is not like walking on thin ice when traveling to another world. He always looks calm and confident. He is simply a destined winner in life. The novel does not give the impression of a real world at all, and there is no in-depth plot worth investing in. There are no vivid characters. The characters are nothing more than online game-style NPCs. They spawn monsters, take advantage, and upgrade. This book has three points and one line. It cannot be said to be bad, but it cannot be said to be good.

This novel can be said to be very in line with my taste. The first-person setting and plot have a familiar flavor, just like the mad god of San Shao. The character creation can be said to be very good, and the magic setting is also very reasonable. After watching a few pictures, I simply couldn't put it down. The shortcomings are that the combat plot is weak, and the protagonist seems to be unable to walk when he sees a woman. Disadvantages aside, this is definitely my go-to ambrosia.

Unlimited Grain-, Whole Hay, The author is not good at writing, and the writing is not invincible. He deliberately suppresses the protagonist, so there is nothing exciting about it. He suppresses the protagonist, so many of his decisions appear to be very retarded. Many descriptions of the golden pole in the emperor's family, and the protagonist who has certain strength made the author lose his wits and write a kind of naughty childishness with no plan or goal. The main world that is forced to be the main line is slightly poisonous, and the fandom level is slightly better and more original. It travels through the main Western planes such as Darkness, Night and various small worlds of Marvel DC. There are many books to read

The plot unfolds a bit like the main road, but the protagonist is not as kind-faced and dark-hearted as Lao Zhao, "honest and reliable", and the cheating is not as powerful as Lao Zhao. After all, there are still relatively few people as ruthless as Lao Zhao. It felt like a group drama in the beginning. I was a little sad that the friends and Taoists of the protagonists such as Zhu Liu and Qingyang passed away on the road to immortality. These supporting characters left a deep impression on me. The author is the author of low-dimensional games. Both the characterization and plot control are much better than the previous book. The plot is not procrastinating and it is worth reading. You know, I have been looking for a good book on the infinite genre for a long time but have not been able to find it.

The first edition of Bai Yuhan's Calabash Baby was a bit of a surprise to friends who like urban life flow. Unfortunately, it was banned for no reason. After rewriting, it no longer had the spirit. Afterwards, it returned to the apocalyptic novel, but it was no longer in the same state, so I opened this new book about the life flow in another world... Surprisingly, this new book that combines farming and system elements made me regain the feeling of watching Calabash Baby. The overall atmosphere is relaxed and happy, and the plot advances smoothly and naturally. Except for authors I particularly like, I generally would not recommend a work with such a short word count. The reason why I recommend this book is that it is so short. First, as mentioned above, the quality of this book is indeed good. Second, I hope that the author can get out of the shadow of Calabash Baby as soon as possible. I don't want such a book that I personally think is good to become a eunuch because of poor results...

They say that Tomato's writing is white, and it is indeed white. But except for a few of Tomato's early books, I really enjoyed reading them. Otherwise, Tomato's book has a great sense of rhythm. Although there is no intense show-off plot, the RPG game-like pleasure of defeating monsters and upgrading is very long-lasting. The writing is white but is better than simplicity. However, I really can't read the emotional descriptions in the Tomato book, so I'd better make the most of its strengths and avoid its weaknesses.