Recommendations, Complaints and Avoidance Boards from an Old Reader

[Different opinions] The title of the book is a bit cool, and the first thirty chapters are good. The characters of Peng Kongwu all stand out, and the story is quite interesting. I originally had a feeling that it might be this seedling, but after a few chapters, when the protagonist left his hometown, he actually took a slutty girl with him even though his family was still there (an old man and a young brother), but he insisted on the protagonist taking her with him so that he could teach her the magic of magic? Brother comes and goes like an old hen all day long, and the cliche feeling of the old starting point harem novel suddenly comes out, which makes people feel uninterested. Not suitable for old bookworms. As you can see here with a girl, you can predict that the jokes in this book will probably make people feel familiar... The writing is obviously good, so it's a pity to start high and go low.

[Recommendation] Many people are praising this book, so I won't go into detail as to why I recommend it. It is a book that has constructed a relatively complete system and world view that is not common in pure fantasy online books in the past two years. To say how fresh the subject matter is, it is actually not as exaggerated as many people say it is the beginning of a sect. However, judging from the author's degree of care and the degree of self-justification, this book is still quite powerful. By the way, if you feel short of writing after finishing this book, it would be a good idea to read some of the author's previous novels on fairy tales.

[Complaints] The first five chapters have my poisonous points, which have been abandoned. The hero and his temporary partner are besieged by monsters. The hero's equipment is too bad to kill the monsters, but his partner's special gun can. When the situation was critical, the temporary partner was injured and could not reload, so he threw the gun to the male protagonist and reminded him that this gun is special and you can't use it. Please help load it and throw it back. The male protagonist didn't believe it. Although he found that he really couldn't shoot bullets, he ignored his partner's wails for a gun. After loading, he tried again and again until his partner was almost bitten to death. The male protagonist finally used the gun and killed the monster. By then, the original owner of the gun had long since died, so the weapon and property naturally belonged to the male protagonist = =. To be honest, it wouldn't matter if the male protagonist deliberately seeks wealth and murder. He is just a ruthless character. But he didn't mean to cause trouble for a long time? Clothes.

[Complaint] The author likes to use exclamation points too much. Within a few lines, there is "xxx!", Which is shocking. The jokes and language in the article are also relatively old-fashioned, which may be more suitable for enthusiastic teenagers who have not been exposed to Internet literature for a long time.

[Recommendation] Unlimited streaming, the writing, plot, and imagination are all right, and the story is grand. Do you feel that the author is a person with feelings? Overall, there are no shortcomings. The male protagonist's growth and progress are quite solid, and the world switching is also well handled.

[Complaints] When I read cultivation novels, I don't care much about the upper and lower limits of the protagonist, but for my personal taste, I still prefer a more realistic protagonist. From the chivalrous character of Lan Ke Qiyuan to the Hun Bu stingy of Xie Fengqu, and even the tearful protagonist of Netherworld Immortal Path, I can accept it, but I can't accept this kind of protagonist who is neither yin nor yang. Although many people praise this book, I personally feel that the male protagonist is essentially Yue Buqun who has a golden finger. He has a glamorous appearance, but whether it is the "bizarre" sudden death of the original owner of the protagonist's body, or his behavior of learning other people's exercises without permission when he was paid to solve eclipses, and making the other person appreciate him for not simply hacking other people's things, they all show a green tea energy that is both upright and upright. How can such a competitive road still be a "big" road? When I read Xiu Xian's article for the first time, I thought of the wet market lady who fought with the vendors for a few cents and ended up stealing two tomatoes and running away.

[Different opinions] The settings of the players are very interesting, and the interactions and contrasts with the indigenous people are cute and cute. You can check this out. In contrast, the indigenous characters headed by the male protagonist can be said to be unattractive and boring - he is a demon lord, and his character is not as mature as that of a high school student who has not yet entered society, so he will cause drama from time to time. Of course, this is a relatively enjoyable book overall and is worth a try, but if you don't like it after seeing the second wave of players appear, you can probably abandon it.

[Recommended] Completed, a classic in this genre. Slight cult wind and the first half is fun.

[Different opinions] This author is also a powerful author. The advantage is that he can always write stories that are funny, passionate, heavy or interesting. Of course, female readers with a little experience will still not be interested in the portrayal of female characters in the article. In a word, this book can bring a quite enjoyable reading experience to most male readers and innocent female readers of all ages.

[Complaint] This is a book that appears on many book lists. I tried it three times but could not get past the forty chapters. I cannot say that the writing is bad, but I am really not familiar with this style of writing. The story background of this book is Japan, and the style is close to realism. The combination of these two points is really honey to each other and arsenic to me. Everyone has encountered novels with Chinese English or poor translation that feel like nothing is right when reading them. This is the case with this book. Most of the dialogues and plots in the chapters I have read have a strong Chinese-Japanese flavor. It is okay to read without thinking to relax or be casual, but if you have a little basic knowledge of Japanese, you will feel that it is too much to talk about.

[Recommended] A good cultivation article. The rise of the male protagonist is similar to that of the Lord of Mystery. He relies on cheating and cheating at the beginning, making everyone think he is the boss. After bluffing for a long time, he has the matching strength and becomes a real boss. The writing is passable and the plot is good. Many supporting characters are vividly portrayed, and the dialogues involving Daozang are awkward. However, the author later learned to use his strengths and avoid weaknesses, so overall the flaws are not concealed. Many of the short stories have a fairy-tale flavor, are refreshing and well-paced, and can be enjoyed by both refined and popular people.

[Recommended] A rare post-apocalyptic adventure novel with a heroine facing the infinite, a long novel, and the first few worlds are interesting. I didn't pay much attention to the rest of the story, because when the story line is extended, I will feel that the heroine's dual quotient is not stable. It is possible that she was cautious and wise in the previous world, but suddenly becomes an impulsive novice in the next world. However, it is still recommended to give Two Worlds a try first to see if it is your cup of tea.

[Recommended] Easy writing. The protagonist has been smooth sailing since he entered the industry. Although he is talented and beautiful, he will not show off his narcissism everywhere, nor will he only use medical skills as a springboard or tool to pursue power and status. On the contrary, the protagonist is a simple and pure person who is direct but not pedantic, obsessed with academics and has medical ethics.

[Recommended] I have watched it three times on and off in the past few years.

[Everyone has different opinions] The background of the story is based on reality. The male protagonist is a mixed-race African-Chinese. His attribute is a bus stamp collector. Goldfinger is a copycat. He is not a good character but has self-discipline and action. He has a clear plan for the future. He climbs up step by step and will become a black version of Weinstein across the world. The male protagonist not only has unspoken rules and cheats, but also engages in sexual intercourse and collects many female stars who have happy families in reality. The latter is a personal highlight, but because the parts that do not involve the relationship between men and women are well written, you can occasionally read it to change your taste when you are in a literary shortage.

[Recommendation] The writing style is excellent and the concept is novel. During the period of recuperation, you can read the author's previous books. They are all long novels. The quality is guaranteed for at least the first two hundred chapters of each book. As for whether you can follow the two hundred chapters later, it depends on each person.

[Recommendation] A book with a cliché title but an amazing beginning. It's just that although the first volume was satisfactory, the author may have been praised too much by too many people when writing the second volume, and the quality dropped. The third volume is now in progress. I hope the author can regain the status of the first volume. In this case, there is a high probability that this book will become one of the new classics of the channel.

[Complaint] The old author has a natural writing style, but as interesting as the first book was, this one is boring. Even from the perspective of a reborn campus novel, this book can still be called the king of watering down. The heroine and her roommate can usually buy clothes for three chapters, go out to the dormitory to socialize and have a meal in a small restaurant, and the conversation can be completed for three or four chapters. Although the terms "little brother", "little sister" and "little cutie" are playful, they are used ten or eight times in the article and cannot be resisted. Every time the heroine uses them like this, some people find it novel and develop a liking for her. When similar jokes are chewed up and chewed again, it becomes a bit ugly. At present, 40% of this book is just water, 30% is just a few fixed villains around the hero and heroine who bounce around repeatedly, and less than 30% is the story itself worth reading. Although the heroine has no bad intentions, at best she is a practical person, at worst she is greasy and loves showing off. She likes to teach the young people around her in an old-fashioned way, so please be careful.

[Recommendation] If you are interested in this subject, the article itself is actually very good. I almost missed this good book because some fujoshi (not referring to girls who watch Danmei and write fanfics, but some girls who just see two excellent men having a good relationship with each other and have sex with them, and they have to say it regardless of the occasion to make their presence felt) jumped up and down in the comment area to imply that the protagonist and his brother are having sex when the article was first published. For those who deliberately mislead other readers and still feel complacent, have you ever thought that the male protagonist of a male channel being misunderstood to be gay may damage the author's income? This book is also unlucky to meet such readers.

[Complaint] The novel refers to the African-American who just appeared as a "gorilla-like nigger", which made me unable to read the novel after only reading the first few chapters. It can be seen from between the lines that it is not the protagonist of the novel but the narrator of the story, the author himself, who believes that African Americans are niggas and born with low intelligence and repeatedly mentions this. This inexplicable sense of racial superiority is confusing and embarrassing.