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[80 points·Mythology Cultivation] Combining traditional mythological elements with the cultivation system, this book is special in that it brings a new spin to the niche concept of "God Advent". At the beginning of the story, the protagonist travels to the Netherworld Sect in the fairy world and is assigned to work as a handyman at the God Advent Peak. The so-called spiritual monks must respond to the call of the Taoist priests from the lower world, or possess themselves to exorcise evil spirits, or manifest magical skills, or even personally descend to earth to subdue demons. This process is full of risks, ranging from loss of life to loss of life. Fortunately, the protagonist has awakened the panel system, and can accumulate "gong" value every time he performs a divine seance, quickly improving his strength. But when he ascended a thousand years later, his action of accidentally saving the boy who was gathering herbs made him discover that behind it was actually involved in the overall situation of becoming a god - it turned out that the "qi" he had practiced for thousands of years was the key to becoming a god. Unlike the common Long Aotian who goes on a killing spree, the pace of this book is slow and intense. In the early stage, the protagonist looked like an ordinary worker. He worked in the ice and snow during the day and practiced martial arts, and at night he studied obscure secrets of cultivating immortals. The author uses a large number of details to describe the life of the sect, such as the "Twenty-Four Solar Terms" practice in stages, different solar terms corresponding to different exercises, and the preparations and risks before descending from the gods, making the world of cultivation appear real and credible. But the shortcomings are also obvious. The plot in the first few dozen chapters is a little slow, and the character relationships and the foreshadowing of the Gods are not developed tightly enough, which may make impatient readers feel dragged out.

[80·Historical Imagination] The story takes place at the end of the prosperous period of Emperor Xuanzong of the Tang Dynasty. As soon as the gongs and drums for Fengchan Taishan sounded, there was an undercurrent surging inside and outside the court. The protagonist is a young man who traveled from modern times and became a minor official in Chang'an City. He neither has a golden finger in the system nor is he a genius academic master. He relies on his common sense and observation ability to navigate the complicated officialdom. For example, when he discovered that civilian grain transportation was severely damaged, he thought about improving transportation tools; when he saw that the nobles were addicted to pleasure, he quietly promoted some inconspicuous reforms. There are also many historical figures interspersed in the plot. Names like Li Linfu and Zhang Shuo appear in flesh and blood in the book. The author has a thorough study of the system and culture of the Tang Dynasty, and details such as the imperial examination process and official grades are clearly written. The protagonist's way of solving problems is also very down-to-earth. There is no routine of "just take out a modern technology and crush the ancients", but slowly advance by integrating resources and wisdom. However, there are also shortcomings. The pace of the first dozen chapters is a bit slow, and the relationships between the characters are too spread out, so you have to read it calmly. In addition, some of the descriptions of official struggles are a bit blunt, and readers who are not too fond of power and intrigue may find it tiring.

[75 points·Anti-routine] This is a fantasy novel with "anti-routine" as its core selling point. It cleverly combines systematic writing with reverse causality settings, making it stand out among similar works. The story revolves around the "curse" imposed by the will of the world after the protagonist travels through time - any positive efforts will trigger negative feedback, while being passive and lazy can gain gains. This "the worse you get, the stronger" setting breaks the framework of the traditional upgrade flow and brings a sense of freshness to readers. The protagonist is not a passionate and struggling character in the traditional sense, but is well versed in the "fishing philosophy". After discovering the loopholes in the curse, he increased his physical strength by being beaten, used smoking to break through cultivation bottlenecks, and even actively provoked enemies in dangerous dungeons to trigger buff effects. The early stage of the plot is set in the world of Gaowu, integrating campus, secret exploration and other elements, with a tight rhythm and dense laughter. For example, in the college entrance examination, the protagonist relied on "reverse efforts" to counterattack from the tail end of the crane to the dark horse. Although the face-slapping scene was routine, it still made people laugh because of its novel setting. However, the novel takes a definite turn in the second volume. After the protagonist accidentally opens a copy of the interstellar battlefield, the world view suddenly changes from martial arts to science fiction. The newly added elements such as aliens and mechanical civilization are out of touch with the previous foreshadowing, resulting in a logical gap. Some plots are forced to reduce intelligence in order to advance the plot. For example, the setting of the protagonist's sudden return to school seems abrupt and weakens the overall coherence. In addition, the character creation is relatively flat, and the supporting characters are mostly functional and lack in-depth exploration.

[75 minutes·The end of Cthulhu] Cthulhu-themed, the story is set in the final era of the confrontation between mankind and the old rulers. The protagonist wakes up from the human emperor banner, the most precious treasure in the world of cultivation, only to find that tens of thousands of years have passed, and the cultivation civilization he was once familiar with has evolved into a doomsday battlefield where the heroic spirit contract and steampunk are intertwined. The protagonist Xu Yan was originally a corpse exorcist in the world of cultivation. He tried his best to get the opportunity to enter the Human Emperor Banner to practice, but encountered a time and space jump after waking up. In the new world, humans rely on contracts with ancient remnant souls to fight, and ancient natural disasters may engulf civilization at any time. The laboratory scene at the beginning is very visually impactful - the symbiotic form of translucent energy body and flesh and blood body, the strange combination of steam pipes and rune arrays, instantly transform the immortal energy of cultivation into the suffocating feeling of the doomsday wasteland. The plot progresses at a tight pace. The first chapter throws out the contradiction of "the time traveler becomes a candidate for the Lord of the Old Ones." The scene where the protagonist forcibly kisses a snake girl to seize key props during the escape not only retains the passion of the cultivation novel, but also incorporates the Cthulhu-style indescribable crisis. However, the worldview in the first two chapters contains a large amount of information and may be a little obscure for readers who are not familiar with the Cthulhu system. In terms of character creation, the backgrounds of the main supporting characters such as Snake Lady and Dr. Hyde have not yet been developed, but the foreshadowing is more clever. The true function of the Human Emperor Banner and the deep secrets of the "Era of Heroes" are worth looking forward to. Taken together, this book is outstanding in setting innovation and plot tension, and is suitable for readers who like doomsday survival and Cthulhu elements. However, the development of the world view in the early stage is a bit intensive, so it is recommended to slow down the pace and deepen the character interaction. As a transformational work by a veteran author, it has both mature narrative skills and minor style issues. Overall, it is a potential stock worth pursuing.

[70 points·Dystopia] This is a dystopian novel based on the real-life "Puff Daddy" sexual assault case. The author boldly adapts elements such as baby oil parties from real cases, especially the setting where the protagonist solves the case through frame-up, violence and other informal means, forming a kind of black humor of "fighting violence with violence". This book is suitable for readers who are interested in realistic crime themes, especially those who can accept extreme anti-conventional protagonists. But if you're looking for "justice" or logically rigorous reasoning in the traditional sense, you may be disappointed.

[75 points·Hyper-convergence] The core selling point of the novel is very clear: combining the "armor" elements in the game with otherworldly adventures to create a unique combat aesthetic. The protagonist Feng Yin takes the "Armor of the Sealing" in the game and travels to a world where the strong is king. On the final battlefield of the mountains of corpses and seas of blood, he walks step by step with the black armor on his body. This "fusion of real and virtual equipment" setting not only satisfies readers' imagination of armor combat, but also leaves room for unlimited upgrades for subsequent plots through the "100% liberation" setting. The beginning of the story is fast-paced, and the world view gradually unfolds through the biotechnology and adjuster settings of the "Onsa Alliance". The adjuster can use genetic enhancement to control the battlefield, while the protagonist's armor is like another "plug-in". The collision of the two brings out a sense of freshness. The author's description of the battle scenes is particularly brilliant. The texture of metal clashes and the pressure of life and death are overwhelming, making people feel like they are in a battlefield where cold weapons and high technology are intertwined. However, some of the settings are a bit rushed. For example, the specific abilities of the armor and the world background are not yet deeply connected, which may make new readers feel that the amount of information is overloaded. In addition, the protagonist's growth line is currently relatively simple. If more character levels or emotional bonds can be added in the future, the story will be even more substantial.

[75 points·Go system reborn] Go-themed novels belong to the hybrid genre of "traditional chess + golden finger". This type of work usually combines Go competition with fantasy settings. For example, the protagonist travels through time with an AI system, or awakens special abilities to counterattack. The book reads with both professional Go knowledge and a refreshing rhythm. Yi Zheng, a young chess player who was once hailed as a genius, fell into a bottleneck period that lasted eight years after he determined his dan at the age of eight, and was even dropped out of the dojo. Just when he was at the bottom of his life, a "Nine-Crown Grandpa" who claimed to be from another world suddenly appeared, revealing the truth about his stagnation in chess for many years - it turned out that his talent had been absorbed by this mysterious existence. What's even more interesting is that this old man's identity seems to have a hidden secret, and there is a suspense hook at the beginning. The current plot revolves around how Yi Zheng gets rid of his grandfather's control and proves himself again. The author's description of Go terminology and game details is quite good, such as the rules of fixed-stage competition, life in the dojo, etc. It can be seen that he has done his homework. The protagonist's counterattack route is also relatively solid. He does not directly cheat and crush him, but gradually breaks through the bottleneck through games with the old man. However, the rhythm in the early stage is a bit dull, and the supporting characters are also more stereotyped. For example, the creation of the villain is somewhat templated. The system setting is not particularly novel, but combined with suspense elements, it has a certain sense of freshness. If the character depth and plot tension can be enhanced in the follow-up, it is expected to become a masterpiece of this genre.