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Liang Cao, the best product in the same category. Even though there are so many film and television fans, this one can be considered the best of its kind. To be honest, although the author of this novel has great ambitions, trying to span urban film dramas, historical film dramas, martial arts, fairy tales, etc., It is a pity that the historical film dramas interspersed in the middle are lackluster. Anyway, in my personal opinion, it is true and tasteless. In other words, because the urban movie variety has some business war elements interspersed with it, it does not have all kinds of Long Aotian slapping it in the face at the beginning, so it is somewhat watchable. However, due to the subject matter, there are also many problems. Although there are many characters, only a few are really portrayed, and other film and television characters basically pass by. This also makes it easy for people who come in because of a certain character to create a psychological gap.

More than grain and grass, but not enough fine products. For the time being, pure simulator novels and simulator plots dominate. A rare Shan Hai Jing Xiang novel, but also interspersed with popular simulator elements. Although the skills are a bit immature, it can be expected. The writing is okay, but the character of the protagonist has a slight flaw, and his IQ is a little too real, which makes people uncomfortable. (Funny) There is also a small problem because the foreshadowing is too long, which makes the latest update a bit boring, but it still has something to say and is not too watery. In the middle and later stages of the novel, the plot has gradually become better, and the mythological world view can be regarded as a school of its own, with its own ideas. It can be seen that there has been obvious progress, and people can't wait to see how the simulator will develop next.

More than food and grass, but not enough high-quality products. A fellow pirate who traveled through time became Kaido and awakened the Master Teacher System. It can be regarded as a fanfic derived from the famous teacher Kaido. So far, the writing is pretty good, and there's nothing too bad about it. At most, it's just a bit of a joke. But this fan fiction itself is derived from that meme, so there is nothing wrong with using the meme. For the time being, it has not developed to the point where Luffy appears, but more about the development of Kaido and the beasts.

Liangcao is still readable for now, although it is a bit watery, but this is the problem with novels of this type. It's a bit similar to Evil Shadow's original story, but basically it doesn't reach the height of Evil Shadow's original story. The biggest highlight of this book, or this type of book, is the miscellaneous stories about the origins of various props, stories about strange things, strange stories from a Chinese studio, etc.

Liang Cao, this kind of novel can basically be said to be cute and cute, and it is basically a joy to read. Everyone knows the basic flaws of this kind of novel about Guan Gong and Qin Qiong, so just read it to pass the time.

The advantages and disadvantages of Liang Cao are very extreme. If the shortcomings were minor, this book would not be rated as such. Advantages: The quality of this new book by the author of Daji is still very guaranteed. (Although I haven't read Dao Ji, but judging from this book and some readers' comments, you can still tell something from the inside.) In terms of character design, the images of the various main supporting characters are still acceptable, and they have created several typical characters. The villain's IQ in the article is also basically online, and relatively speaking, he does not appear to be a facial expression. (Facialization is also an age-old problem in fantasy novels. After all, there are many and complex characters, and it is really not easy to write distinctive characters, so the problem of facial makeup for villains can only be worse than bad.) The worldview is also very grand. There are currently over 800 chapters, and only the tip of the iceberg has been revealed. From the current point of view, the Daoguo system has a bit of a once-in-a-lifetime status. The writing style can be said to be quite sophisticated, and combined with the explosive plot, it can be said to be addictive. Disadvantages: It can be said that as good as the front is, it is so frustrating here. Visual inspection may be the out-of-control eunuch of Daoji, which makes this book seem a bit timid. It is clearly marked as an invincible and refreshing article, but in the later period, it suppressed the protagonist everywhere, fearing that it would collapse if it was not handled well. But when it is done in this way, it is obvious that the reader's sense of experience plummets, making it seem a little aggrieved.

Boutique It can be seen that it borrowed some basic settings from the game Night of the Full Moon, and then carried out its own expansion and transformation crazily on this basis. At present, although there are still some shadows of the full moon night, it has developed its own characteristics. In terms of character design, the image of the supporting characters shown so far is pretty good, and they don't look too facial. The plot is also very compact, and it doesn't appear to be a running story and at the same time, it's too vague. It's not like the traditional old and early-style novels, where you get angry because of a certain female character and become a beauty, and become hostile to a certain force. It's just a normal precaution, and then slowly lead to the subsequent plot. The world view of this book currently seems to be a bit narrow. Compared with those masterpieces that often have thousands of chapters, I guess it won't be too long.

A fine work, plump and easy to kill, with a Taoist system and a single female protagonist for the time being. Advantages: First, the character creation is first-rate, and the main supporting characters in the book have distinct images and are quite likable. The characteristics of certain characters are not disgusting if they are repeatedly played with, but they feel vivid and lively, showing their skills. Second, the plot is light and humorous. Although it is still the same as killing monsters and upgrading, it is not too rigid and rigid. It blindly falls into the cycle of killing monsters and upgrading, with various branch lines and coordination. Third, the biggest feature of this book should be the various Taoist spell practices. Basically, it can be said that most people who read this book should come here for this. Disadvantages: Limited to the author's own knowledge reserve, some parts are definitely not rigorous. Strictly speaking, even the worldview is a bit narrow. After all, it is a Taoist system, but it is limited to one area and one area, which seems a bit petty.

In my mind, it is a masterpiece with unlimited originality, decisive killing, and no female protagonist. As for how much I like it, you can basically see me in most chapters of this chapter in later updates. (Funny) Advantages: In terms of character design, the character creation is very brilliant, and each resident supporting character has its own charm and characteristics. To give a simple example, if the character design is so brilliant that the mosquito repeatedly uses the characteristics of a certain supporting character to make jokes, the vast majority of readers will not be disgusted and will even join in the fun. In terms of plot, let's not mention the early stage. Most of the copies in the middle and later stages were originally constructed bit by bit by Mosquito himself. The confrontation between the protagonist and various supporting characters can be said to be exciting and constantly erotic. (The various routines of each character in the book can be said to be one of the highlights of this book. There is really no slutt, only more slutty. When you think that the mosquitoes are at their wits end, he can always innovate and come up with more slutty operations.) In terms of world view, Juche's world view is already quite grand, but each original world copy of Mosquito can still be grand and unique, and at the same time echo each other with Juche's world view, which is really commendable. This also shows the mosquito's profound skill and good intentions. In terms of power system, although it is not as grand as the red-haired old monster who can destroy the universe at every turn, it is better than being rigorous and delicate without losing its expressiveness. Under the control of Mosquito, the entire system can be said to have been improved in an orderly manner so far. What I like the most is that there is no classic scene where you encounter a max-level boss when you go out, and then the protagonist needs to sacrifice his relatives and friends. Disadvantages (not so much a shortcoming, but more like a vaccination): The first update is quite unstable, and the update time is also very slow. However, based on the mosquito's physical condition and the update time, from my perspective as a loyal fan of this book, it would be great if it can be completed, and there is nothing else to ask for. The second is that in the early stage, because we are fans, it is inevitable to follow routines, so for old bookworms, it will inevitably be a bit boring and useless. It is recommended that readers who can't stand it can skip reading based on the material in the novel chronicle. To be honest, I really like this book, and there is a lot more I could say, but it will inevitably involve spoilers, so I won't go into details. I can only say that if you endure the early stage, the original parts in the later stage will definitely not let you down.