I Have Carefully Written Several Book Reviews

It's so pretty! The picture of the Battle of Bosuotou Lake in Liangshan makes me want to close my eyes and read it!

Watching now! So pretty! I'll leave it here for now, and I'll comment after I catch up with the update and remove the fan filter_(:з∠)_ Sigh... The protagonist is too scumbag! Sherlock Holmes is simply incomprehensible. Please lower your rating for the time being. If you continue like this, I may not even reward you. Further downgrade the rating...

It's getting better. It's the best historical novel I've read so far. Personally, it's even better than Zaizhi Tianxia and Lingao Qiming. After being reminded by my brother, I realized that the protagonist of this book is not very specific (óò｡). After thinking about it, I decided to recommend it. You can read it as if there is no heroine. Anyway, I have no impression of the protagonist's wife and concubines.

Rating: ①Private goods 1/2 (almost no median value); ②Technology 2.5/3 (The use of blank space is very good, and the mind can't stop filling in); ③Writing 3/4 (the text is smooth and detailed, and the picture is strong. Just one or two sentences when watching the protagonist eat and cook made me feel hungrier than a food supplier); ④Logic 4/5 (the book is basic No bugs, no intelligence, the protagonist's halo is reasonable, and some detailed settings can even make up for the classic loopholes of dnd); ⑤ Story 3/6 (although each unit drama-style story is good, but the overall lack of main line and climax paragraph); ⑥ Characters 6/7 (I can imagine what the protagonist and the little mage look like without describing the appearance!). Overall score 19.5/27 Although this book has been discontinued, I still strongly recommend everyone to read it. Different from the huge feeling of frustration when a novel is interrupted, this book always feels like it has come to an end no matter where it is interrupted (but this does not stop me from wanting to slap the author on the head! This is the second book!) Compared with other authors I usually read, unlike Squid's winning story and Sanzha's private goods, this book's story has no main line and lacks climax paragraphs, so it can only be said to be unsatisfactory. As for the "private goods" content that conveys the author's three views, there is no "private goods" content at all, but I still couldn't stop reading. When recommending this book, I thought about the reasons carefully. The details, psychological description and blank space may be the most attractive aspects of this book. The detailed descriptions are realistic, humorous and logical. There are many proverbs in the text, but they are basically adapted or self-created, fitting the environment and not giving people a sense of drama. The jokes that appear in the dialogues and the detailed descriptions of the characters' behaviors can also reflect the character and fit the context. In addition, some settings about Rye and the mage are also reasonable and reasonable, making the world view more complete and the logic more rigorous. Hey, no, I was working on my paper two days ago and my tone of voice has changed. It smells like the answers to high school reading questions_(:з∠)_I'll just make do with it. I won't talk about the psychological description and blank space. I won't regret it!

Rating: ①Private goods 2/2 (the evil god of capital in the Victorian era); ②Method 2/3 (The sage appears in front of people and is harmonious, and the squid's skills are getting more and more sophisticated~); ③Writing 2.5/4 (The language is easy to understand, the text is smooth and picturesque, even though a few squid-style clauses are still slightly long); ④Logic 3.5 /5 (In the early stage, the character's behavior served the plot, but after the second brushing, it was slightly poisonous, and this situation no longer happened when it got better later); ⑤ Story 5/6 (the outline is as strong as ever, the growth of the protagonist, and the change of mentality all have causes and effects); ⑥ Character 5.5/7 (Xiao Ke is so cute (~￣▽￣)~). Overall score: 20.5/27 Let's write the book review together when it's almost finished.

Rating: ①Private goods 1/2 (Z's three views are still very positive, but some scientific questions are not very professional); ②Method 2/3 (The switching of perspective in the battle of wits was quite excellent in that era); ③Writing 2/4 (the writing is only average, I feel that some things have good ideas but cannot be expressed); ④ Logic 3/5 (I felt there were some problems with God's perspective when I finished the second brush, but the overall story is quite clear and clear, with cause and effect); ⑤ Story 4/6 (excluding the creative points, the story is still very readable); ⑥ Characters 5/7 (out of five points, Chu Xuan gets three points, Zheng Zha gets one point, and the rest get one point). Overall score: 17/27 It's been so long that many of the plots are no longer impressive, but the sense of amazement when I first saw Mugenliu is still there. I forgot all sleep and food during the first time and read it in two days in a daze. The subsequent final exam was a mess. I found many flaws during the second time, but they can't compare with the magical creativity.

Rating: ①Private goods 1/2 (rarely no impact, the median value is taken); ②Technology 2/3 (many wonderful digging~); ③Writing 2/4 (the text is smooth and easy to read); ④Logic 3.5/5 (The events before and after are fully echoed, there are few plots to lower the wits, and the wits and wits scenes are all exciting); ⑤ Story 5/6 (the outline is rigorous and meticulous, and every plot is very interesting. Unfortunately, the Gao Wu novel itself is too difficult to be compatible with martial arts, the power system is a bit out of touch, and the overall tone is slightly gloomy); ⑥ Characters 5.5/7 (It is not that the characters serve the plot, but that the plot changes with the characters) Overall score 19/27 At first, I watched it as an unlimited stream. All the original scripts and original exchanges made me feel that the author was very careful. But! The more I look back, the more I realize that it is not just as simple as "careful", but also inappropriate. It seems that it is more appropriate to use the title of a character in the book to describe it - "counting all the people." There are a lot of foreshadowings in the seemingly unrelated scripts in the article, and the author's outline unfolds step by step along with the plot. Every detail and every "loophole" is answered one by one, including his own golden finger. Even the percentage of the word count can be accurately predicted... Without further ado, let's blow up the squid! In addition to the design of the plot structure, which is a masterpiece, the design of the character description and power system is also better than most fantasy novels from the starting point, from the loyalty and pride of the young man's long song in the rivers and lakes, the shocking sword in the mountains at night, to the depression and explosion of the green robe, white hair and withered mountain lotus, the reverse slash with the knife, leaving the body alone, to the game and helplessness of being unable to disturb the hands of the immortal god, and being unable to somersault out of the five-finger prison. Every section of the road the protagonist travels has different scenery, and everything he sees is a romantic figure. Everyone has a unique charm, but the heroine is still irreplaceable. Look at the misty rain and the dim lights. Only one person can write a thousand poems to "me", and only one person can spend endless years with "me".

Will make up for it later

Will make up for it later

Updates interrupted due to mythical beasts...

Will make up for it later

Rating: ①Private goods 2/2 (the author's three views are very consistent with mine); ②Technique 1/3 (Basically no technique... The outline seems not as good as the previous one); ③Writing 1.5/4 (The expression is quite clear); ④Logic 2.5/5 (The story itself is relatively logical) It's smooth, but sometimes the character's behavior is unreasonable to serve the plot); ⑤ Story 3/6 (the future is very promising, but it's a pity that the update is discontinued, let's give a median value to see if it can come back); Character 3.5/7 (The protagonist is well described, but other characters are average). Overall score: 13.5/27 I found an article about urban supernatural powers with the title of Cthulhu in the supernatural category... In fact, this book has quite a lot of shortcomings. Many characters' IQs are distributed as a positive along with the plot (some are trigonometric), the main character Conan has an obvious physical constitution, and there are some strange descriptions in the beginning that can easily make people mistake it for a harem story (although the author disguised himself as a woman to eliminate this misunderstanding). Every little poisonous point may make people abandon the book. But! The author's three views are quite consistent with mine. The private discussion of some issues is very interesting. In addition, he (she?) Hinted at the relationship between the title of the book and the subsequent plot, and the confidence given by the previous book of fairy grass. I am still looking forward to the subsequent development~ Broken (๑ŏ _ ŏ๑)

The three-wine girl is so handsome that I cry! Many items and script settings in the book are very interesting. The author is more serious than most writers, and there are basically no common sense mistakes. The plot of McDuck makes it impossible for me, an investment person, to find fault with it. The protagonist is truly wise and courageous, and will never let go of his murderous intention until his conscience changes. Combined with the girl's identity, she really looks super immersive (she changed her ID without any hesitation). The shortcomings are a bit similar to "Fantasy World Travel". Each script jumps a bit, and the updates are slow. It seems that it is easy to abandon the book in the "slowly fattening" type.

Rating: Private goods 2/2 (San Zha's complaint!); Technique 2/3 (Excellent short stories can also pave the way for the main line); Writing style 3/4 (You can write very fancy, but it's not necessary~); Logic 4/5 (The logic of each short story in the early stage is The series is very exciting, but the main plot in the later period develops a bit too fast...); The story is 4/6 (points were deducted because of the later period); the characters are 4.5/7 (Brother Jue, I am a male god!!! What? You said this book has a female protagonist? It doesn't exist, it doesn't exist...). Overall score 19.5/27 In fact, the book fell apart a bit later on, but I think Brother is my hero. In fact, there are only a few scripts in this book that are particularly good-looking, but Brother Jue is my male idol. In fact, this book has so many jokes and exaggerations that it's easy to not realize how serious it is, but I think Brother is my male idol. In fact, the degree of shame in various men's secondary (x) in this book is off the charts, but Brother Jue is my male god. In fact, the author's low word count and blatant delay in drafting the manuscript are breathtaking, but Brother Jue is my male idol. In short, the characterization of the male protagonist is enough to watch it many times. In high school, the physical book was circulated to most of our classes (later I successfully dragged the teacher who confiscated the book into the trap) hehehe. I have a collection of physical books, so I won't reward them for now_(:з∠)_

The story of a group of e-sports players. The main game was adapted by the author based on DNF. The competitiveness seems average to me, a hard-core Internet addict, but the vivid fighting scenes, compact plot, and exquisite character design completely make up for this shortcoming. What I like most about it is that there is no real villain in the book. Everyone has a wonderful story. It can be said to be a masterpiece of group portraits. In Jin, Jiang has read a lot of fan fiction, and the writing is pretty good (*≧▽≦)

The protagonist, Chen Laomo, can be said to be one of my favorite protagonists in the books I have read. He has high IQ, high strength, no upper limit and no lower limit for his actions. He has endured countless twists and turns in various worlds and timelines and has still remained strong. It can be said that even if the plot of "becoming a god" appears on him, it will seem to be a matter of course. Some of the Infinite Stream scripts are wonderful, but there are also some that are rough, and the jumps between them are too big, which can easily lead to the "look back and read again" type of abandonment. I read it intermittently for a long time before I finished reading it, and when I finally went back to read it again, I started to skip the plot...