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The extremely slow-paced Three Kingdoms novel has only progressed to the point where Li Jue and Guo Si started to cause chaos. The author's description of Li Ru and others under Dong Zhuo seems a bit fake, as if they have jumped out of the limitations of history and seen the meaning behind the power struggle. In my mind, this is hard to imagine and a little hard for me to accept. The struggle between various power groups is actually ignored in many Three Kingdoms works. But this book shows many plots related to it, which is precious. But I have to say that, just like the title of the book, the twists and turns of the power struggle are the main theme of the book, and the war scenes are a bit lacking. In the book, the author likes to use some classical Chinese and then translate the subtext and literal meaning to show the wit in the dialogue. This method always reminds me of Mr. Yi Zhongtian's "Three Kingdoms". The author's short paragraphs in this chapter are also very interesting. All in all, this book is a unique work about the Three Kingdoms. If you like watching power struggles, you can watch it.

The protagonist is arguing with someone, and there is a long paragraph of classical Chinese, which is actually a pity, because if the reader is not interested, it will ruin the reading experience. But the author's intention can also be seen. In the discussion of various allusions and mystical principles, the author has obviously put in the effort to research information and read books. The plot is actually not very novel, but it creates an ancient feel. Unlike some works, the ancients speak like modern people. In addition to creating the atmosphere of the Eastern Jin Dynasty, the author's emotional descriptions are also relatively sophisticated and will not make people look too embarrassed. The relationship between the protagonist and his mother is one of the few online descriptions that moved me. Finally, I still feel sorry for the author's untimely death and no chance to read more of his works.

One of the few authors who writes about game development in a down-to-earth manner. Most authors who write about game development often use black technology or just invest a lot of money to complete game production. I originally wanted to recommend "I am the CEO of a Virtual Game Company", but I read this book today and was so happy that I put this one up first. From the plot point of view, except for the rough beginning and the emotional drama that cuts too fast, the author has a good grasp of the basic plot, both positive and negative. The production of the first game has been completed. I hope the author has made appropriate arrangements for the following plot, otherwise it will be very easy to collapse. If such a book on game development focuses purely on games and uses a lot of dry information to attract readers, sooner or later it will get tired. But the author added an emotional line, making the reading experience less boring. However, the various girls who appear from time to time make people worry about starting a harem, and if the protagonist's past is too bloody, it will easily reduce the quality of the plot. These are all worthy of concern. As far as the parts that can be read now are concerned, except for the unnatural emotional scene at the beginning, the overall rhythm of the book is very good, the character creation is on the standard level, and with a certain amount of game information, it is very suitable for people who are interested in games.

This setting is one of the few ingenious ones I have ever seen. Apart from this setting, this book is useless. The female characters are almost all vases, and there are also problems with facial expressions. The plot is mainly fun, and the main line is relatively clear. The plot completely fell apart in the later stages.

Amway's popular science book "Does God Play Dice?" ", The magnificent story of modern quantum physics, no matter how many times I watch it, I always feel excited. The author combines elements of physics and arcana. It achieves a wonderful sense of beauty, and the plot of using music to show off can be considered unconventional. The dispute between religion and science is presented in this book in an interesting way. In the later period, a large number of protagonists copied papers and the world was shocked. This story mode made people tired. Nonetheless, this book is still a masterpiece.

In fact, if the worldview of One Piece is removed and it is not regarded as a fan work, it is still an excellent fantasy novel. The author seeks reasonableness under an unreasonable background, which is the beauty of this book. As for the shortcomings, the characters are not very three-dimensional, a bit facial-like, and the group portraits are not good enough. But the plot is well arranged. In an online article, it is commendable that the protagonist dares to be captured by the enemy during a period of rapid increase in strength. I hope the author can handle this plot well.

The face-slapping routines in the book are nothing new, and the character creation can only be said to be passable, but based on this setting, the highly developed cultivation civilization, and the depiction of the entire world, I think it is worth a read. It is one of the few works that can use cultivation elements within a real-world framework to truly create the feeling of a different world. It makes people feel the unique style of this world of cultivation. The last online novel that gave me this feeling was "Katu" by Fang Xiang. Although the plot and characters in this novel are inferior, he wrote a spirit of "cultivation is not afraid of death, and fear of death is not cultivation". Successfully depicts a world.

A spy war web article with a more physical style. The protagonist actually has a lot of cheats, but under the author's arrangement, they are still within a reasonable range. The enemy's intelligence seems to be average at the moment, but the various espionage struggles are still very interesting. If you like "Insidious", you can check it out.