Careful and Meticulous; Unpopular Masterpiece; Excellent Writing Style; Sharp Criticism; Originality

I'm hooked. I'll write a book review later. It's so 2077-like. Awesome!

This book really brought me an extraordinary experience and surprise. Starting point is a rare novel that focuses on whimsy. The overall narrative is similar to a travel novel like a witch's journey, and is composed of several related short stories. The foreshadowing was laid out smoothly, echoing back and forth, and the moment when the foreshadowing came to an end was unparalleled in its impact. It's a bit like 4.6 Billion Reprise, with a soft science fiction background full of fantasy and madness. Red rope, shock beast, dream and reality, the sheep's game is over. In terms of imagination, the madness and weirdness of Tao Wei Xian will definitely bring a unique reading experience. It's a pity that the author's writing power is limited, and the description and narrative are relatively dull. But the imaginative nature of this book is definitely worth reading.

A very good semi-infinite martial arts novel, or to be more precise, the first version is martial arts and the second version is fantasy. The author's writing skills are sophisticated and the plot arrangement is meticulous. The first half of the martial arts writing has a special flavor of a martial arts novel. The second half is normal after entering the exterior scene. It's inevitable to avoid the cliche stuff like all the avenues being wiped out. If you only watch the first half, it's really enjoyable to watch the main character holding a knife and enjoying his grudges. The first half will be given eight points out of ten, and the second half will be given six points out of ten. Worth a look

The author's writing skills are average and need to be improved. Character creation, plot, scene description and combat description all need to be strengthened. If you are interested in the fan work of Dark Dungeon, you can give it a try.

Give it five out of ten. Failed. No matter how much you revise the review, it won't be reviewed. That's it, it's straight to the conclusion.

Alas, the best among the best is also the worst among the worst. I won't comment on the author's attitude towards the work or what kind of person he is. Here is the book list, just talking about books There are many excellent things about this book. The overall storyboard has a strong sense of storyboarding. Reading this book feels like reading a comic or a movie. The author not only does an excellent job in portraying the fighting scenes, but also has excellent storyboarding in daily life. This book will add an extra "shot feel" to some environment descriptions and action descriptions. It's quite enjoyable to read. When it comes to characterization, it can be said that every image on the scene is very unique, three-dimensional and full without being formulaic. I read this book four years ago, but the image of each character is still vivid in my mind. I may have forgotten their full names, but my image of them is still very clear, which is quite rare. The protagonist is also quite likeable, brave and resourceful, calm when he should be patient, and ruthless when he should take action. It's no exaggeration to call him a young hero. Then there is the description of the era and background, which makes me feel that the author has quite a research on Japanese culture. The portrayal of their spiritual culture, daily life and background in a specific era is excellent. It's hard to imagine that I could read in a Japanese light novel the same sense of simplicity and realism as reading Lao She's article. But sometimes the author does. Then there is the author's control of the rhythm of the article, which is relaxed and relaxed. With the blessing of writing, the ordinary daily life is not boring, and it is really exciting when it reaches the climax. Finally, it is a light novel with a Japanese background, a modern Japanese background, and the protagonist is a Japanese from China. I am very curious about how the author will grasp this contradiction. If this is not handled well, it will undoubtedly be a serious poisonous point. But the author has it right. He didn't write the disgusting smell of banana people and spiritual Chinese people in Marvel fandoms. There is no deliberate attempt to discredit or portray the plot and characters with prejudice and colored glasses. Rather, the author's choice of insertion point in the era is quite particular. In this era of Japan, innovative and conservative ideas and traditions collide, and the wave of red ideas that have not yet faded is still affecting Japanese intellectuals. At this time, the Yakuza are not completely the dark societies that later focused on making money, but also have a samurai spirit, which is both bad and charming. At this time, Japan was still prospering, and the bubble era had not yet arrived. There was no such arrogant madness, nor was there the decadent sadness that followed later, and the influence of its father was not that heavy. As for why I think this book sucks, well. Love it or hate it, the more you like the first half of this book, the more disgusting you will be with the second half. Since the protagonist graduated and entered society, this book has become unreadable. The young hero becomes a social man. Not to mention the revolving door of power-money transactions that followed. The brave and resourceful young hero was gradually portrayed into a disgusting double standard. All the shining points about him that attracted you have disappeared. It's hard to say whether the author's mood has changed. The young hero has died and deteriorated.

This is another Western fantasy novel full of mystery. The power system is very interesting. It pays a lot of attention to the details of life, giving people a feeling that the protagonist is really living here. The shortcomings are also obvious. Although there is a lot of detail, the description of all walks of life in the era is not as mysterious as it is. It makes people feel like looking at flowers in the fog and looking at the moon in the water. Perhaps it's because all the plot segments are similar to novels from a first-person perspective, and the protagonist's space for movement is not large, and there are not many places that can be reasonably blended in. As a result, although the details are fine, the overall structure is not systematic, and people cannot feel the unique charm of the Western fantasy background that is very different from our fairy fantasy background. Moreover, the overall plot is relatively bland, and the description of the climax plot is not strong enough, which makes people feel uninspiring. Another point is that the combat description is really poor. Give it a three-and-a-half rating

It was unexpectedly bad, and it was reasonable. Someone recommended me to read this book, and I read a paragraph that made my brain buzz. The mindless plot, the incomprehensible puzzles, the thin and boring character descriptions, and the occasional pornographic accent as a gimmick, always have the feeling of an online novel from more than ten years ago.

黎明之剑末日废土版。人民群众最伟大! #震声! 满分十分给八分 五⭐推荐。 2024.4.23更新评价 作者的水平一直在稳步提升，后半部相对前半部提升显著。尤其是婆罗洲的乱局中，对实用主义，历史虚无主义的思索，对民族性和文明本身的思考。相对于前半部的理想主义者的政治童话，作者的表现形式更加成熟，思考的深度与高度也有提高。对角色的塑造水平也上了一个台阶。出场的角色有自己清晰的脉络，有自己的局限性，也有角色本身的成长，每一个角色都是这片苦难红土的一个面相。看他们上下求索， 或激进或谨慎，也许踌躇不前也可能走错了方向，但作者也不会采用“这是反派，所以被秒了，结束”的形式去潦草的结束，而是会因势利导，让你自然而然的有所思考进而明悟，一些单章甚至值得花费半个小时或者更长的时间去揣摩思考。并且这个过程在作者流畅的文笔下并不枯燥。 相较以往，人民群众最伟大，为什么？体现在何处？有何局限？可能会误入哪些方向？对历史如何看待，怎么评判，有什么影响什么后果，什么是文明什么是文化。相较以往，作者的表现形式明显站在了更高的角度上。 2024.7.6更新评价 作者一直处于一个进步的状态，临近尾声时的几个短篇，完完全全可以单摘出来作为科幻短篇作品出版了，作者对前沿物理也有所涉及，是相当正统的科幻 ，对社会和文明的形态，量子的纠缠，不同环境下文明展现出的形态描写的相当到位。 最后的尾声部分更是成功的与开篇相扣，盖亚篇和宇宙双子篇从唯心与唯物两个角度去解释了本书的核心，形态形成场，相当震撼。 满分十分给九点五分，六⭐推荐。

A novel about the worldview background of LOL (cut out things like Lafayette and Guangming Shaobing). Originally, I just wanted to see how the author shaped the power system of the LOL world with an early adopter attitude. See how Lux grows up and travels in the forbidden Demacia. Unexpectedly, I accidentally discovered a treasure. Even if you don't know anything about LOL, you can appreciate the charm of this novel itself. The protagonist is Kalya, who is Lux's piercing rod. The setting is that he is a modern person who traveled to Runeterra when he was ignorant. He used his wisdom to create Shurima from scratch with Setaka. Then he fought against the void and became polluted. In order to avoid being eroded by the void, he forged himself into a weapon (magic penetration rod). It's basically the classic portable grandpa opening. The entire story background is similar to LOL, but due to the intervention of Kalya, it is different in subtle ways, especially the part about Shurima and Darkin. The biggest surprise that the author gave me is that he successfully wrote this change, but it is reasonable and not abrupt. In the main body of the work, the protagonist and Lux ​​have contributed to many changes in Demacia, Zaun, Piltover, Bilgewater, Shurima, Noxus, and Freljord. The author uses a sophisticated writing style and pays attention to every detail in every aspect, from the terrain and climate to the local customs and customs, making you feel that this is a real, lively world. Although it is borrowed from the background of LOL, it gives people a sense of fullness and freshness, as well as a sense of reality of the world that is far better than most "original backgrounds". It allows people to cut into a long time from a more detailed perspective. To say any more would be spoilers. All in all, highly recommended. Five⭐

The interesting and novel ghost plot is mixed with the realistic plot description and character portrayal that are hard to swallow, stupid, bad and vulgar. After reading the free drug trial chapter, I have no regrets. At first glance, Ding Zhen judged it to be a somewhat creative novel, but considering it was an 18-year-old novel, it was not satisfactory.

The setting is novel, the environment is well portrayed, and the plot is tense and exciting without losing humor. Compared with the same theme, it focuses on reality. If you have a little bit more ability than ordinary people, you will start to pretend to be a bash. If you meet a dog on the roadside, you will have to walk with it on two feet. However, it is true that the writing of realistic scenes is still not good. There is no doubt that this book is quite excellent in terms of character portrayal and logical foreshadowing. The foreshadowing and foreshadowing are also well-received. It can be seen that the outline is prepared very carefully, and there is no poisonous point found from beginning to end. Suspense (you know what I'm going to say, but those two words are easy to swallow) is one of the few that can be beaten.

It is a very good Western fantasy light novel. The setting is eye-catching. There are many characters, rich depictions, and first-class writing. The fighting scenes are smooth and tense, and have a strong sense of storyboarding. The author of each battle seems to have storyboarded it according to the standard of drawing comics, and the dynamic tension is full of expressiveness. Every fight is worth watching. The only drawback is that the author's control of the rhythm is not particularly good, making long reading a bit tiring. Overall four⭐. It's very good, but sometimes the writing is a little deliberate for the sake of the Western fantasy, which makes people feel a little stiff, but the flaws are still intact. If you like fighting depictions and Western European style, it's worth a try

It's a light novel with a decent writing style. I originally read it because I really like reading the genre of behind-the-scenes masterminds. It was awkward for you in the early stage. Many places were too thickly written and made people's eyes confused. However, because it was recommended by a group of friends, I continued to read it. It turned out that the expansion at the end was okay, and it passed the test for passing the time. But overall, it is at the level of electronic mustard. Although it is not a white novel for mentally retarded people, it can only be read when you don't want to use your brain. Overall, it feels like players are super righteous, but not to that level. But it cannot be said that there are no bright spots in the plot. The game and trade-offs seem to be okay, and the writing of the overall situation and grand narrative is okay. I'll give it six out of ten.

It's a very good book, I can give it a five-star recommendation. It's a fairy tale novel with a fairy-like feel, rather than the popular upgrade flow from the starting point, and it's very new to read. The shortcomings are also obvious, that is, the skeleton is too big, the plot progress is relatively slow, and there is no plan to write two thousand chapters, which makes it a bit anticlimactic. The ending is a bit different from the first half, but overall it is still a good book, but it is too slow and leisurely, there are no explosive points in the plot, and the pace is too slow.

The story is good, but it's too long and too difficult to chew. It's plain and simple, with hundreds of chapters of foreshadowing that will make you moved.

It's a very interesting fantasy semi-white text, with a novel world view setting, a compact early plot, and a classic fast food. There's nothing to comment on. It has an excellent face (at the beginning), a body as long as it wants (middle), and I don't know if it has short humanoid legs (at the end). Generally speaking, the beginning is the peak, and there is only downhill after that. Moreover, the interaction with the heroine and the supporting character is quite confusing and awkward, kind of like a street stall novel from ten years ago. As for the author himself, hehe, I won't say more, I won't let you go into details, just Baidu it yourself You can read this book if you want, but you can give up after reading the first two hundred chapters.

Romantic heroes are very strong in fantasy or fantasy novels. If you like the kind of personal hero with a strong spirit of self-sacrifice, then this book should be very suitable for you. The author is relatively humorous, and the overall writing style tends to be humorous and light-hearted, but it is more similar to a hybrid of Sword of the Dawn and Anomaly, and can be serious when it should be serious. In addition, one of the author's great strengths is that he has excellent control over rhythm and mood shaping, and is very good at mobilizing readers' emotions. The protagonist is also quite likable. Although it is very soft and uncomfortable at the beginning, which is quite discouraging, the author's image of this character is actually very complete. There is a special reason for the protagonist's personality in the beginning. It is recommended to read the first volume in its entirety and wait until the author fully reveals the protagonist's image before deciding whether to continue reading. But overall, this book is still positioned as a light novel, and it's not the kind of battle. It's fun! The traditional genre should be enjoyed by those who like it, and the same goes for those who are not interested. I'd give it seven out of ten, it's worth a try. But this book has a strong literary flavor. It depends on your personal taste. If you like it, you really like it, and if you can't stand it, you really can't stand it.

It's a bit like the Lord of Mysteries, or the Lord of Mysteries has a profound influence on the starting point. Generally speaking, the quality is not bad, the power system is quite interesting, and the plot is not too cliché. It's just this grandpa that reminds me of a Japanese comic.

[⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐] [Fantasy Continent][Magic World][The Master Behind the Scenes] [Light Novel][Travel to Another World][Completed] 〖Comprehensive score: 7.75 Points〗 "Story narrative: 9 points" "Writing description: 8 points" "Cultural heritage: 8 points" "Ideological connotation: 5 points" "Characterization: 8 points" "World view composition: 8 points" "Creative topic opening: 8 points" "Though outline: 8 points" A new world under the framework of a big world view that is consistent with the old books. The occult system that combines folklore and monsters with the esoteric simulator is a refreshing power system, which is very good. The narrative technique of the story is also quite creative, and the outline is meticulous and the logic is smooth. It can be seen that the author is very attentive. The key supporting characters such as the Redemption Angel and the Crusaders, as well as the related plots of some non-key supporting characters are very good. Even if I think about it more than a year after reading, it is quite interesting and very good. It can ensure that the story attracts attention and further expands the world view. But there are also shortcomings. The early description is too biased towards the protagonist, and the later description is too biased towards the player, without organically combining the two. And the author doesn't seem to be good at writing combustible scenes, and some places are quite embarrassing. But the flaws do not hide the flaws. Apart from these minor problems, there are no obvious shortcomings. It is a very good novel and worth reading.