Self-reading Miscellaneous Books - Most Long Reviews

Alternative urban literature with a contemporary background. I have mixed feelings about this book. I feel that the level is high and low, and the quality of the chapters/characters created varies from good to bad. Sometimes the sentences are concise and meaningful, and sometimes they are a large-scale meaningless transition from urban Internet writing; sometimes the characters created are real and distinctive, but sometimes they write extremely clichéd and low-sighted characters (represented by female characters). The protagonist's psychological arc also has good and bad moments. But all in all, longboards are long and unique, so I recommend them. The biggest advantage/feature lies in the writing style and logic of writing. In terms of writing style, the author is very good. The "good writing style" of this book is not reflected in the meticulousness and atmosphere of other online articles, but rather in the author's thinking about the role of words in the text. Therefore, the description of the environment can always appropriately echo the protagonist's heart. The small living habits implicitly name the character's traits, and the interactions between people also have this flavor. Worth a look Logically speaking, although the overall rhythm of the story is still upward and refreshing, the core of the connection is not the logic of "upgrade/refreshing" (at least not the first half I saw), but the change and progress of the protagonist. Every action is based on the needs of the protagonist, and the direction of every event is due to changes in the protagonist's literary dream/the protagonist's self-perception. So when reading, the clearest impression in my mind is not how the story has turned out, but how the protagonist has become. Next are the disadvantages: First, the protagonist conquered big users including a talented woman with her writing style and thoughts in the novel, but frankly speaking, I don't see any charm in the dialogue text written by the author. This disenchanted me. A literary hero turns out to have mediocre writing? Second, the female characters lack charm. The two female writers are not as interesting as "Wives". But this evaluation may not be accurate because I did not finish reading it. From what I've seen, these two lines don't fit as well as the protagonist and the bald one.

Iron Rain Author The three golden chapters are enough to illustrate the writing power and style. In addition, I haven't finished reading it, so I won't write a detailed review yet.

One of my favorite light novels recently! From my reading experience, this book is not a traditional Japanese novel, but a youthful supernatural suspense novel. The suspense and supernatural elements are the bonus, but the core of the story is still the interaction and development between the three characters, one man and two women, carefully created by the author. I like this very much I read this book very early, but never managed to finish reading the first chapter. Because just like the title of the book "Winter Returns", the unfolding of the first chapter is too similar to the summer return of the anime. The protagonist returns to the island, attends the girl's funeral, and begins to look back. But as I entered the second and third chapters of this reading, this novel is indeed completely different in nature from Summer Returns. Summer Reappearance is more about the exploration and wits of mechanisms and information. As mentioned before, this book has a strong youthful color. Whether it is the protagonist's three friends, the two heroines Mianmian and Qinglian, or the characters such as Teacher Song and the protagonist's parents, they are all very vivid and real. This is why I don't think this novel is "Nikkei". Because the relationship between best friends, the characters of the male and female protagonists, and campus life are products rooted in the domestic environment (with artistic processing of course). When I read it, I can't help but think of some of my past campus life. This is something that Nissei's plot settings derived from anime cannot achieve (when reading Nissei, I am more reminded of some anime clips that have a visual sense) The author's writing style is also very delicate and can fully mobilize readers to enter the scene. As I read it, there is no problem with being overly literary and young. It's just that although the suspense color at the beginning of the work is very strong, I don't recommend readers who are purely interested in suspense novels to look forward to it with the mentality of reading a suspense novel. After all, the two legs of the article, the plot and the characters, must be well constructed. This novel will definitely not advance as quickly as a suspense novel that places emphasis on characters and plot.

(The author passed away unexpectedly, so have a good journey. Life is impermanent) It's still my favorite fantasy novel with a bit of a fantasy style. From the protagonist's character design to the story development, this book is very different from the traditional upgrade fantasy novel. Not only is the protagonist a formless skeleton, but his character is also neither good nor evil. The protagonist can absorb resentment, so he collects resentment from humans and ghosts, and uses it as reward to fulfill their wishes. Therefore, the overall story structure is a bit similar to those early novels about ghosts and monsters that are composed of short stories. However, due to the identity of the protagonist and the systematic training, it is more holistic. The writing is very good, the pace is steady and there is no shortage of eye-catching plots so far. Worth looking forward to

The entry point into the direction of cultivating immortals is very interesting. Paper figures protect the road, longevity lanterns extend life, and ghosts and gods in the dark sky are by the side. It can be said that at the beginning, the performance and elements of the protagonist made me interested in reading. The overall reading is very mature. Whether it is the maturity of the monastic system without being too cliché, or the grasp of the rhythm, it shows that the author has good writing experience. Especially in the release of "cool point", it is smooth, natural and expressive. In the climax of the plot, whether it is the obvious improvement in strength (capturing ghosts, obtaining magical weapons, and entering the realm of martial arts), or the author's delicate and graphic depiction of the protagonist's ability to exert his strength (summoning ghost sedans, paper man prostitutes, horned dragons), they greatly increase the pleasure of reading. In my reading experience, there are some shortcomings: the early plot of this novel is a bit bland and not attractive enough. This relatively depressed state will continue until the protagonist returns to the mountain for the first time to purchase the Paper Man Skill. After that, the rhythm becomes very smooth and mature. The second shortcoming is that when the map is subsequently changed from Tiannan to overseas, the forces that force the protagonist to change the map are not sufficiently prepared in the early stage. As a result, it is still not natural enough when reading. Generally speaking, under the two extreme trends of novels about cultivating immortals gradually turning to funny imagination or becoming retro to ordinary people, this kind of fantasy novels that maintain a relatively balanced style are relatively rare. In particular, the various charming and novel settings in the strength system are much more interesting than the crappy "Flying Sword" and "Physical Training". Among the recent fantasy novels about "side sects cultivating immortality" (such as the one in Jianpi), it can be considered a high-quality one.

It's been a long time since I subscribed to a novel, and this novel really gave me a very happy reading experience. The story has elements of DND, Western Fantasy, Lich, and semi-business. Although it has been finished for a while, the reading experience will not be outdated. The protagonist of this novel traveled to the world of DND and was forced to reincarnate as a lich to extend his life because he had no money to buy a life-extending potion. Therefore, wealth became his biggest obsession. Around this obsession, Bo Anxiu caused waves in the whole world. Dwarves, Holy Light humans, elves, undead, druids, orcs, and various gods have all become the targets of transactions. The rhythm of the story is very well controlled. The plot advances smoothly and naturally every time, linking up the 600-chapter novel. The ups and downs are reasonable and well executed. A series of small events will accumulate into a big event that attracts the attention of the whole world. When the protagonist successfully solves the problem, the aftermath of the big event will trigger the aftermath of a series of small events. In this way, the story is very smooth and coherent, and the author's writing skills are really good. The Alchemy City, the Dwarves, the Secret of the Elves, the Society of the Undead, the Kingdom of the Tieflings and Old Friends, the Ocean, and Hell, are all very well connected. From a personal point of view, it is actually a bit like the story rhythm of the Gou Dao Master's novel (not referring to the subject matter and character design), and also a bit like the treatment of Greek mythology in the Western Fantasy subdivision, both of which are very mature and interesting. Personally, I like the author's grasp of the protagonist and main plot. The main plot of online novels is often simplified to upgrading and becoming stronger, and the protagonist's personality changes are often characterized as a tool person without any change from the beginning. But this novel does a good job of blending the promotion of the main plot with the protagonist's thinking and personality. Every intervention, transaction, and transaction of the protagonist is completely consistent with his character. If there really was such a person in the world and such a thing happened, I have no doubt that he would make a similar choice as in the novel. What's more valuable is that the characteristics of the protagonist are not static, but slowly change according to the main line and in turn promote the story. In the beginning, it was Lich's obsession, and making money was one of Bo Anxiu's principles of doing things in the beginning. But as the story progresses and Bo Anxiu's past experience is revealed, it seems that as a prophetic mage, the resistance and struggle against fate have become the protagonist's inner obsession. And this struggle also leads to the "death" and rebirth of the protagonist in the middle and later stages. At the end, the whole story ends with the understanding and relief of fate. It's really a complete creation, and the author put a lot of thought into it. The characters are also diverse, distinct and interesting. Arthur, Ryan is truly a noble and kind man. The Queen of Roses' character changes also make sense. The vampire historian, the pure love of the headless horseman and the bone dragon, the prophecy mage friend who can't get rid of the family's teachings, and all kinds of interesting gods. My favorite novel. Although the author seems to be a little rushed at the end due to physical reasons, it is still a good ending, a very complete story, and a group of interesting characters. Recommend!

Very good Lord's article The protagonist travels through a world with an imaginary medieval background, leads a team of horse bandits to rob and kill a baron who is about to take office, and begins to develop rapidly on the border of the North. The protagonist wears a golden finger and can see the attributes, loyalty and skills of his subordinates. At the same time, you can unlock some knowledge about production industry and so on. It can be regarded as a golden finger type with a very reasonable intensity of farming writing. There is a demon in the background of the story, but the intensity is very low. Warcraft is a large beast. The humans who have broken through are currently much stronger and have a low sense of presence. They can still read the world view as a historical fiction. Advantages: A very mature writer who has demonstrated his writing skills with ease in terms of characters, plot rhythm, world background and writing skills. The protagonist has a strong heroic temperament, full of ambition, strength and wisdom. Always be resolute when making decisions: The baron who quits killing took over his identity. When he discovered the salt mine, he decisively recruited businessmen to sell private salt on the tip of the knife during the upcoming war. He mobilized the entire baron to clear the forest road before the rainy season, etc. The farming operation is very reasonable, and the smoothness and smoothness are very good. The protagonist in the author's writing turns the entire force into a machine that is reasonable, rigorous, and rolling forward under its arrangements that transcend the times. It is very enjoyable to read about business development. When completing the task, there will be no shortage of realistic obstacles, but the protagonist can find reasonable ways to solve them: for example, before starting the project, composting and heavy plowing must be used to increase productivity, how to mobilize serfs to open roads in the forest, etc. Therefore, when the planned target construction is completed, the pleasure will be higher. The character interactions are fun. Tanedian novels sometimes tend to turn supporting characters into dull tool men who develop around the protagonist without any interaction. Although this book essentially uses the supporting characters as a tool to develop the protagonist's strength, their respective images are very reasonable. There are suitable character relationships and descriptions between the protagonist's lovers, and between the lover and the refugee princess. All the characters in Land Plow are dynamic, which is rare.

In LOL, the quality is very high. The biggest highlight is the details. The author tells the truth that the level of the game is too high, so many of the game details written in the novel are more realistic. Compared with traditional LOL, which mainly relies on winning games to win the championship, in this novel, you can even feel interesting and happy just by watching the actions of the protagonist. The plot, characters, and pacing are all great. The game gifs provided each time make the reading experience great. A purely personal question: After watching most of the games in the past two years, I personally don't like meiko very much. So watching the protagonist enter edg, Meiko can still win the game, which makes my personal reading experience relatively average. But this has nothing to do with the work, it's purely personal feelings

I read 600 chapters in one go. It was so well written. The protagonist can use cheats to end his current life again and again and return to the preset time anchor point to start again, and he can save his previous cultivation or items. Before reading it, I didn't expect that this simulation genre could be written so well. The author must have written an extremely detailed outline and world view. In each life of the protagonist, he can gain a deeper understanding of the world and gain more information. Then in the next life, use this information to improve your own strength and discover more information. But the simulation in this novel means that the timeline does not always move forward, but starts from a set time anchor point. In other words, the author has to let the story take place in the plot line that has already been written in each subsequent life. But what is amazing is that as the protagonist knows more and more about an initial map, each new simulation can affect the process of the world in a more correct and subtle way, thereby grabbing more information. The author's meticulous design allows new information to lead to greater and more interesting plot changes and secret exploration in the next life. Repeated simulations, recycling of foreshadowing, and the emergence of new information allow this book to continue to have new plots at least in the 600th chapter, rather than falling into a cliche plot. Secondly, this book incorporates many elements, but they are combined very well. The author has managed to take the best of everything from the Space of the Gods, the dungeon of another world, the Club of Fools among Friends, etc. Without violating the harmony.

It can be regarded as a similar novel to Xuanjian. The similarity lies in the system of cultivating immortals, which is also related to the exclusive use of various golden elixirs, etc. The lower-level sects under the pressure of large sects are cautious. The protagonist slowly manages the sect using incarnations and so on. Compared with Xuanjian, it is not too delicate in the battle of forces, sometimes a little rough and simple, and the design of the upper level is not shocking and delicate enough. But the rhythm is smooth, and the plot advancement is much smoother and faster than Xuanjian Immortal Clan, and it is more exciting. You can look at it alternately

Every once in a while, there will be a novella of good quality in the martial arts division. Not long after The Sword Out of Hengshan was finished, this book appeared, and the quality is very high. This is considered an invincible article. The opening chapter is about the protagonist who has developed his martial arts skills for 20 or 30 years and is basically invincible. He enters the world as a royal guard and walks around in the world. The first advantage is the writing style: The fighting scenes are exciting and not too redundant. Overall, it maintains the tone of martial arts rather than martial arts. The second is character creation. The portrayal of the protagonist is very good. The protagonist of an invincible novel has a good sense of confidence, calmness and a sense of gaming. The most eye-catching thing is the plot arrangement. Although the form still cannot suggest the struggle between sects and the conflicts in the court, the author does not use a formula to shape the conflicts. Behind the conflicts between sects there is the shadow of Mingjiao. Behind Mingjiao there is a mysterious leader. There is another clue behind the leader that extends backwards, and this clue further develops and involves the royal family. Smooth series connection and rich but not redundant foreshadowing design make the work full of attraction to read. And when I read the part about recently entering Beijing, the author's design was really great. A royal family who was badly written in martial arts novels could be connected with the previous main line, and echo the clues of the protagonist's strength improvement. It made me still curious after reading it for so long.

Military, other world plus group wear The original title of the book, "Armor-Piercing Bullets Don't Believe in Carbon-Based Monsters," basically named the main theme of the work. Fight carbon-based creatures with modern weapons. First of all, the author's writing skills and knowledge accumulation are very good. The writing is full of power, and it is rare for him to be able to describe the hot weapon battle scenes well. The descriptions of various thermal weapons are also very detailed and realistic. Combining the two, I got a sense of fighting pleasure similar to that of martial arts novels when reading. Secondly, the pacing is good. The cooperation and conflict with wasteland forces and the battle with giant beasts are all very natural and smoothly promote the plot. It is a great experience to use the knowledge of the past army to discover weapon parts that are not valued by others, or even to discover sealed weapons arsenals. As the main plot, it should be about power management, and finally discovering the truth of the apocalypse step by step. Pretty good main line The downside is that the character creation is average. The author actually writes people very well. The repetition of neutral characters, the submissiveness and loyalty of supporting characters, and the ideological changes of local people when they see hot weapons and modern spirit are all very detailed. But when it comes to a specific person, such as the protagonist, or a supporting character who traveled through time together, the depiction is not vivid enough.

A very interesting, novel and maturely written novel. Interesting ideas that I have never seen before. The power system of the current story is to obtain the experiences and memories in the subconscious sea, and the dangerous subconscious creatures that arise therefrom. The protagonist travels to a corpse that has lost its brain and comes back to life, embarking on the path of finding himself🧠. And discovered that he seemed to be able to make other people's brains come alive. A very good novel: the imagination, characters, plot are meticulous, smooth and interesting. As the early setting currently exposed, the Sea of ​​Subconsciousness perfectly connects a series of functions such as strength improvement, boss origin, and plot advancement. The author's design is very sophisticated and does not look like a novice's. There should still be a soul in the follow-up, and the new system related to the brain has not been introduced yet. In terms of characters, the protagonist has clear thinking, a bit of humor and abstraction, but he behaves in a controlled manner. The very eye-catching characters are the four unique ones currently appearing🧠. The scientist boss is strong and has an interesting personality, he has a lot of fun, he lives a peaceful life, and so on. Every time I read a fragment describing the brain, I always marvel at how the author wrote it so graphically and created it so well. The plot is also very good. The sequence of the mini-plots is presented at a smooth pace, and is closely connected to the main line of searching for one's own brain. While each subliminal monster makes the subplot very interesting, the sense of mystery brought about by the unfolding of the main plot and the satisfaction of gradually discovering the truth make the reading experience very rich. I highly recommend everyone to read it.

Very interesting new book. The setting is novel and has three golden chapters. The first three chapters are really fascinating. As the story develops, there are pretending to be the emperor, the play of hundreds of officials, painting on human skin, sunshine in bricks, painting of talismans to pretend to be dirty, etc. The author's imagination and settings are really novel and rich. Pen power. The author takes great care in shaping the characters. Every supporting role is given a rich and three-dimensional image and a line as complete as possible. In addition, the author's penmanship allows him to complete the outline of the characters in a concise and brief space without appearing redundant. This kind of character creation is something that many novels ignore (perhaps due to length and fast pace). Characters are really the underpinnings of the novel, not tools to advance the plot. After reading the first few chapters of the first female character, you should be able to feel the author's shaping style and care. Personal characteristics. I looked at the homepage and realized that I had read this author's novel about mentally retarded immortals. It's that novel in which a group of mentally retarded people train their brains to fly and shine. . . Although I haven't finished reading it, both that novel and this novel are extremely distinctive books. It seems that the author's "Inner Demon" is very famous. See for yourself whether the talisman suits your taste. Possible questions: I think that when the author carefully created the character, he gave the protagonist part of the author's omniscient perspective. Mainly manifested in the protagonist's precise grasp and manipulation of the psychology of other characters. It appears many times that the protagonist speculates on the psychology of the character through past life experiences. It's okay to write like this, but people are very complicated and even incomprehensible. The emergence of this kind of plot makes me feel a little bit that the author is partial to the protagonist (the character being speculated really thinks according to the protagonist's ideas). This is mainly my personal opinion.

It is a folklore-oriented fantasy novel based on the background of the Republic of China. The folk power system of this novel and the settings of each hall are very interesting. Storytelling, actors, Nuo opera, tattoos, etc. The author's wording is also very consistent with the era he set, so there is no need to worry about drama. Another advantage is the author's writing experience. I think it must be an old author: the plot advances very smoothly and naturally. The sub-plot is smoothly promoted while taking into account the clues of the big plot, and new characters and setting backgrounds are also presented one after another. The reading experience is smooth and not something newbies can grasp. Therefore, I have confidence in the follow-up of the novel, and it should not be easily discontinued (

Dragon clan fan On the surface, Lu Mingfei is following the trend of Return of the Heavens, but in fact it is a Cthulhu fanfic with a high concentration of Cthulhu. After Mysterious, there are many so-called Cthulhu novels from Starting Point. But most of them are just far-fetched. The description of Cthulhu also remains on the single setting where knowledge is poisonous. This novel is a positive example of the grammatical system. After Lu Mingfei traveled to the world of the Ke family, he used rituals to destroy that world. After traveling back to the world of the dragon family, this gaze and influence did not disappear. Instead, it followed him like a shadow, gradually affecting the dragon world. Lu Mingfei's character image is very reasonable. The Ke-type Archmage has a good handle on his mental state. The author completely respects this grammatical worldview setting to shape the characters. For example, Lu Mingfei is close to Nono because of his talents such as san value and inspiration, but Lu Mingfei behaves with cold and weird values. After reading it, I felt at most that Lu Mingfei was in a strange state of mind, but I didn't feel that the author deliberately made Lu Mingfei crazy for the sake of a cool novel or a crazy protagonist. The plot rhythm of the work is also well grasped.

The author combines folklore and martial arts very harmoniously. It is the novel I have read with the highest expectations recently. The background of the story is set in an imaginary ancient background. The protagonist and the companions he met during his travels will improve their spiritual practice. In addition, it is a rare starting point for a protagonist group novel (there are currently three protagonists in the small group, and at least one person should join in the future). The protagonist group will not cover up the protagonist's brilliance (martial arts, Taoism, background cultivation, etc.), But they all have their own characteristics. Very three-dimensional. A slippery middle-aged man with mediocre abilities but wide knowledge, a middle-aged Taoist priest with good intentions and an upright person, a decisive and ruthless protagonist who wields a knife to compile souls without losing his blood and wisdom, an introverted young man with a pure mind who can speak animal language... From the perspective of folklore, the information prepared by the author is extremely detailed and interesting. And he has grasped the level of strength and distance that folklore should have. Taoist priests do not throw water and fire balls, but use evil spirits to open altars and attract rampant soldiers to summon Taoist soldiers. The extraordinary side is not shown nakedly. The author's design here is very clever. The protagonist is experiencing extraordinary elements through the sense of smell in the early stage. Although there are no pictures, the novel descriptions of different smells make it more immersive for people like me who read a lot of novels. In addition, the collapse of folklore novels often stems from the fact that the level of strength is increased too high and too fast, resulting in a clichéd skill battle and the story is not easy to unfold. This novel controls levels and presentation very well. The protagonist's upgrade is not slow, and each upgrade is very effective, but the overall level is controlled within the range that a mortal can barely play. This allows the author to draw many vivid characters. In the martial arts part, I think it is the author's strength. There is not much to say, the information on various boxing techniques is collected in detail, and the writing is vivid and picturesque. Worrying points: Looking through the comment section of the author's previous works, it seems that there has been a problem where the protagonist's strength level was too high in the later period, which led to the story being inflated. I think this is especially critical for this novel. Hopefully the author can control the high power levels. Folklore➕Martial arts, in fact, the world of middle and low martial arts is the best

A very high-quality HP fanfic: meticulous and passionate filling in of details, a correct and sober view of the characters, and a plot control that is reasonable and respects the original work. This novel is one of my favorite HP fanfics at the moment, because it really does an excellent job of presenting the effect that a "fanfic" should have. The author's passion for the HP world, his love for the characters, and his curiosity and exploration of magic make this fanfic more like revealing more of HP's charms and filling readers' regrets. Food, magical animals, various teaching materials, language dialogues that match the characters and other details I have read basically excellent HP fics before, such as Professor Magic. Both books are excellent in their attention to detail (magic, plot, characters). But the different focuses lead to different temperaments of the books. Professor Mowen is very interested in the exploration and research of magic in HP. He has a very serious setting for ancient magic and other teachings. It is calm, calm and interesting to read. In addition to its equally detailed exploration of magic, this book is particularly stunning in its character portrayal. The protagonist's love for magic* and curiosity about alchemical creations and magical animals will resonate with readers (whether it is the first time they read HP as a child or the first time they come into contact with fantasy novels). The various richly detailed descriptions of the magical world make this fantasy in the mind seem real and interesting. Every character, the protagonist, the teacher, the supporting characters, and the author's original characters have all been portrayed with a lot of thought. Since the author has very upright views and is good at describing the growth of the characters, I felt a rare affection for many of the characters after reading the book. This kind of enthusiasm also makes the reading experience of the entire fan fiction very different from the recent starting point fan fiction. It very well inherits the fantasy color and warmth at the core of the original work. A protagonist who loves learning, is full of curiosity but is sober, and the author's three-dimensional and intelligent characters make this fan novel not as boring as a children's story. It is still rare to find online novels that can make readers fall in love with the characters. Even if it is a fanfic type that borrows the light from the original work, I think this is rare. In addition, at the current stage of updating, the protagonist also has a lot of interference in the plot, so it is not a retelling of the original work.

Fantasy, Western Fantasy, Young Adult Novels The current elements of this novel are very standard juvenile western fantasy style. Teenagers, companions, adventures, strange creatures, participating in battles, etc. The author's writing skills are online and he is very solid in character creation. Compared with the traditional Western fantasy from Qidian, the story of this novel is less bitter, revengeful and complicated. Since the protagonist is a teenager who has just come of age, the story is naturally not about adults' plotting. The reason why the protagonist participates in the plot is just because of a sense of justice and friends. But when describing the cruelty of war, the author also wrote very carefully about some details. It can also be seen from the supporting characters that he will not be perfunctory in portraying the supporting characters just because the protagonist is young. So the novel is quite full to read. This novel doesn't feel like Qidian's historical Western fantasy style, and the protagonist doesn't feel like Qidian's traditional hegemony style. Personally, I feel like this book is more like The Chronicles of Narnia so far. There are two points that I personally worry about (purely personal feelings): 1. The creation of the protagonist of the subsequent plot. I think this novel's description of three young people is interesting and vivid. But as the plot progresses (for example, now the lord is farming), will the protagonist's character change and what will be his growth trajectory? This is very difficult to write well. 2. The proportion of two-dimensional light novels. I personally hate the writing style and characters of light novels, they are full of pretentiousness and exaggeration. The blond swordsman in this novel, the white-haired magical Lady Goldfinger, is a bit like a light novel. And the proportion of these two roles will definitely increase. If it turns into a life in another world where Higari is surrounded by beautiful girls, I personally would not be able to accept it.

(Suspected eunuch Very enjoyable reading experience My biggest personal problem with novels with animal protagonists is that the protagonist is so human that the characteristics of the animal are completely lost. This novel is well handled. The crow protagonist's behavior and some details are very consistent with crow characteristics. The way he got involved in the mafia was very much in line with Crow. The protagonist's unique flying experience and little fun as a crow are also very reasonable and interesting. There is a description that I like very much, in which the protagonist is flying in the upstairs room, and then imagines that he is playing a double jump in a parkour game. This and the description of the experience while flying. In terms of plot, it mainly promotes the unity and development of the Mafia after the death of the godfather. The plot is closely related to the protagonist. On the one hand, crows can directly participate in some conflicts and provide intelligence and other functions. On the one hand, the characters Crow Charm befriends also advance the plot. Some of the mafia details are also quite serious. In terms of getting along with the characters, I think it has a warm feel. Similar to cats, there is a good sense of distance between animals and people. They are not pets of their owners, or they are ambiguous. Although the protagonist in this book has less of an elder mentality compared to Heitan, there is still a sense of taking care of some characters. The interactions with the characters are also very natural and interesting. As for the shortcomings, I personally don't mind them too much. The only thing is that the author uses coincidences in some plots. Although it doesn't matter, if used too much, it will still cause some drama.