Unfinished Building

The author's previous novel "Infinite Protagonist Must Die" is a book between "infinite flow" and "complex". There is an infinite team, but in the early stage, the protagonist struggles alone. This book can be regarded as its sequel, and it is still similar to Infinite Stream. Although there are teams, each team is different. I think it's better than the previous book, and it has some laughs in some places. But the author felt that the collection subscription was too low and he couldn't accept it and ended it immediately. [The evaluation is slightly higher, 6.4 Points]

The settings are a bit interesting: The general background is that the earth was occupied by aliens, and the remaining people on earth fled to another planet. Learned superpowers and can fight aliens. The protagonist travels to this world and has a golden finger that can consume fat to increase his superpowers. The previous design is a bit interesting, but the later design of the protagonist's abilities is a bit too strong, maybe it's beyond the author's ability, and it's a bit broken. Of course, I think it's more... I subscribed too little, and in the end the protagonist finished the book hastily... [The evaluation is slightly lower, 3.6 Points]

Absolutely good book. After reading almost 50 chapters, I really can't stop reading. The author has a very thorough understanding of Japanese literature and culture. The protagonist is also very clever. There are some scenes that you may find incomprehensible or uncomfortable, but in the next chapter you will find that these are all foreshadowings by the author, and they are all for a reason. It is also very well done to reveal some of the current situation in Japan. And although it was talking about Japan in 2000, when I looked at it, I felt like it was talking about China now. Indeed, Japan is twenty or thirty years ahead of China. So, can Japan's past serve as a lesson for China? Is it easy to write 404 just like this? →_→

Sure enough, I was right, the author deleted all the contents of the original book and ended it. Original book review: This book has just been written a few days ago, and Chapter 12 was just updated today. Why did I add it to this book list? Because the first chapter mentions "Qing Yao". Although the title of the book also mentions "Peace Demon", it is actually called "Peace Demon Never Sleeps". This means that Changmao is about to resurrect! (Note: At that time, the Taiping Heavenly Kingdom called the Qing army "Qing Yao", but there was no such thing as "Taiping Yao". The Qing army called the Taiping Heavenly Kingdom "Fa bandits, Fa Ni, and Changmao") Just because of this blatant slap in the face to Qing Qing (cross out) my Qing Dynasty, this book is a jujube pill! You must know that he wrote "The Disaster of the Qing Dynasty". Mu Yunfeng, the author of "The Harm", "The New Ming Empire", "The Rise of the Erdao Dealers", "History Crusher", and "The Protector of the Country", these books have all been banned, except for one that is still being written. One of the old books survives! For such a book about committing a crime against the odds, I decided to order a coffin board for him here ╮(╯▽╰)╭ I just don't know if 404 is considered bad →_→

This author likes to support little book list owners and often sends flowers to people everywhere, but are you sure you want to add me to this book list? As soon as I saw the name of this book list, I would take jujube pills →_→

A series of real-life stories of supernatural events in games owned by Shanda Game Company. A very good book that combines reality, games, supernatural and unrealistic. For example, as a person who has lived in Shanghai for ten years, I saw many jokes in it that only Shanghainese understand. Unfortunately, it was probably because Shanda purchased Qidian. This book is banned. Just a eunuch. (Of course, it could also be the first eunuch) In fact, it shouldn't be considered a bad job but a eunuch. But it's rare that this book is released again.

The plot is that the protagonist travels to another world, but later finds out that it is not one world, but that the protagonist travels to NN worlds at once, and then the abilities obtained by the protagonist in each world can be "shared", except for some worlds that are slightly weakened due to incompatible abilities (for example, the world of One Piece can only use physical strength) and other reasons. The slogans are "Others hold their thighs, we rely on ourselves", "The protagonist can become stronger by sleeping (synchronizing his abilities with other protagonists)" and so on. In addition, the author's writing of the book is also quite interesting, and it is also interesting to see how the protagonists in some worlds are dealt with later (for example, when I followed it every day, I was watching Xingyue World). If we want to talk about the shortcomings, it is probably that the world switching is relatively frequent, and often the world will be switched after a major plot in one world. If you encounter a world that readers don't like, someone will probably switch to the next world (for example, I cut the Bleach world that I haven't seen much and the One Piece world that I haven't seen much). But it is basically difficult to finish writing a world in this way. In the end, there are still many unfinished worlds, which are roughly based on the number of appearances in the three major migrant comics. Especially later, the overall strength increased too fast, and it would be crushed when going to other worlds. Overall it's pretty good and interesting. If it weren't for the ideological selling point, it would be considered the best [highly rated, 8.0 Points]

Eunuch Li's works, from "Summoning the Shrews" to "Welcome to the BOSS Team" to this book, are basically either blocked or unfinished...

The author's previous book "All-round Game Designer" was a little popular, so I decided to change the style. Moreover, the new category is still close to the original one, and it can also be regarded as a follow-up work to the recently popular "Aura Resurrection" category. But after that, the popularity was average, and then it ended unfinished and went back to write in its original direction - this is a bit similar to Li Siyang and others. Of course, these two are actually quite popular, but the popular one is used to drinking spicy food, so now I feel a little uncomfortable. The plot is that the real world is similar to the resurrection of spiritual energy. Everyone can enter a "game". It is not an mmorpg but starts with a "jump" (sweat). As a result, only the protagonist directly starts the highest difficulty. But later on, after completing the game, I could make modifications, etc. After writing more than 400 chapters, the plot was not very open and ended [slightly lower evaluation, 4.0 Points]

The plot is that the protagonist suddenly picks up a golden finger. Goldfinger simply means that he is immortal. The details are that only those who hate the protagonist can kill him. After killing him, he will travel back and forth (at first, it will travel back and forth between the earth and the fantasy world, and later some other fan worlds will be added), and then he can no longer be killed. But with such a powerful golden finger, the protagonist actually wants to do business... ╮(╯_╰)╭, I am speechless. In the end, I will only sell some money or something, but does the money mean anything to the protagonist? The plot roughly started with conquering other worlds, which is equivalent to some plane trading. After writing most of the book, I felt that other worlds were no longer difficult, so I added Marvel, DC and other human world plots, and it turned into a "prophet" protagonist novel. In the end, I probably didn't want to write it. I got a time traveler alliance or something like that, fought a war, and the other side rebelled, and the book was finished, not even unfinished (many of the previous plots were not finished or there was nothing to talk about). In fact, this book has many shortcomings: the content is written in a straightforward manner and there is almost no writing, the plot design is also messy, there are many catchphrases such as "yes", the final ending is hasty, and the several changes in the middle are also very abrupt and feel like they were made after being out of control (a bit reminiscent of "Transformation of Passerby Heroine" back then). But I still keep chasing it, and sometimes I almost only chase this book and not the others. Thinking about it, it seems that I just want to read the Golden Finger novel because I really have nothing to read? [Low evaluation, 3.0 Points]

Unavoidable mess... Halfway through writing, I was warned by Qidian that it was too bloody...

Now I can't find anything without a bookshelf, damn it. The author originally wanted to take on Jin Yong's four famous works, but the Jiangnan Incident happened, and he hastily passed through Tianlong and Dream of Red Mansions. He had no choice but to finish the book without writing Journey to the West and The Great Wilderness.

It's a very creative way to take the path of a great villain, and it's a battle of wits and ruthless protagonist. However, it may be because there were too many realistic parts and it collapsed, and it ended unfinished.

It is a rare work in the Invincible Heroes system that is almost the same as the original game. Unfortunately, a mistake caused by Curse of the Earth made the author completely unfinished the game.

It's a very weird book, but there is a "lost heart" plot in the early stage that is very annoying.

One of the unfinished series of "Follow the Breeze". I won't write about it now that I'm a great minister.

The second part of the "Follow the Breeze" series, the author said that the following stories are almost complete, so I won't write any more. I feel dizzy.