Plot Memo

This book is well-written, with smooth prose and clear characters. It is one of the best in dungeon planning and is comfortable to watch. The protagonist develops smoothly without any high-pressure operations. In addition to dungeons, the big world also has its own complete world view. It is not a background board that makes things confusing. Many plots are two-way interactions. The adventurer group is my favorite character. They are funny, bold, imaginative, and classic bloodthirsty audiences. The protagonist's Thane dungeon focuses on soul-based dungeons. It stitches together the old man's ring, black soul, blood source, and monster hunter. It is very interesting. All kinds of jokes that only old ass can understand are all made with ease. It is very happy to watch. There is no need to worry that the protagonist is limited to the soul system. He supports other city owners and will come up with ideas to design games with other themes, such as Monster Hunter, DOTA, and Hollow Knight.

It's my favorite type, just subscribe. The update is extremely calm, and the world view is similar to that of DND. The protagonist, a warlock, has contracted an academic research master with an unknown identity. He constantly analyzes the magic in the world through the thinking of a coder, creates various mutant magics, and even subverts the use of conventional magic. It's more similar to Xixi Dog's style, they both find new ways and don't take the usual path.

This is well written, very interesting, and has its own opinions. It's not a copycat. It's just that the part about Nancia's surrender is too ridiculous. It's recommended to skip the "Blessing of the World Tree" and the two chapters before and after. (25.4.28) Patch: Something happened later when watching the movie, shit, other characters started kneeling and licking the protagonist completely mindlessly (25.8.13)

It's an unfinished book, and based on my experience reading the author's previous book, the plot may only be a third of the way through at this stage. This book still focuses on games, but unlike the previous one, the real world of this book has more ink and logic. The protagonist no longer pops out technology directly, but slowly advances, technology develops step by step, and slowly introduces new ones. This time the author combines many current affairs and writes about some of the impacts of technology on reality, which adds a lot to the novel as a whole. Always writing about virtual game worlds will also make readers tired, and the occasional description of real-life development can serve as a refresher. The plot is similar to the previous one, but this one obviously has the experience of the previous one and has obvious improvements and improvements, which made me very happy to read it. I especially like to see the neurotic and weird behaviors of the players. I always bring myself to them, back to those days when they were carefree and just for fun.

This book has been completed, and it's full. It's a very interesting book. I slowly watch the protagonist climb to the top step by step and achieve each goal. There is not much to say, just read it and finish it. It is a book that is impeccable in all aspects. The highlight is to see how the protagonist starts from a humble beginning and uses modern knowledge to step by step reach the point where no one dares to rival him. The title of the book "Xiao Ge Lao" is mentioned halfway through the book. I guess I read it on Tencent Reading a long time ago and have forgotten about it. The protagonist uses his own scientific knowledge to create a science sect, and recruits many successful candidates and champions who are unique in history, and allows them to truly live in the Ming Dynasty in the book. Later, the protagonist uses his own Jiangnan Group to gradually control the Jiangnan region, expand overseas, promote civilian education and exam-oriented education, and let his apprentices spread throughout every inch of the Ming Dynasty government. I really like the author's ending - the trial of the old emperor and the new republic. It is written in a place where there is no regret and everything is beginning to be renewed. The good situation that followed does not need to be written much, but it has already had thousands of gestures in the readers' hearts. There is no better victory for idealists than this.

This book has been completed. In my opinion, it is the best HP written. It suits my taste very well. It is novel and unique. It perfectly avoids the rigid routines that all bad HP fans must write. Snow Chicken is really well written. The protagonist is a beautiful girl with Veela blood. Needless to say, there is no need to say much about the setting. She is beautiful and has strong magic. Her hobby is eating. In the first chapter of the book, she ate a lot of fat Scottish round-faced chickens. Those were actually the messenger owls of Hogwarts, and they were stewed in chicken soup to replenish the body of the dean. This book is a citrus-flavored novel in which the protagonist collects various beautiful girls around him. The starting target is the most buggy institution in the HP worldview, "Gringotts Wizarding Bank". The protagonist directly mortgages Hogwarts, borrows a large amount of gold coins, creates a run, and brings down Gringotts. Then he directly buys Gringotts, becomes the queen of the goblins, and is in charge of Gringotts, a huge financial institution. In fact, the author studied finance, and the writing is reasonable and meticulous. In the end, the protagonist becoming the Fairy Queen is a climax of the plot. The protagonist is a time traveler, and his goal is to gradually expose wizards, develop technology, develop the Internet, improve the quality of life, and gradually bring life to the convenient modern society before time travel, or even catch up with it! For this reason, the protagonist even became acquainted with Grindelwald. Grindelwald and Dumbledore, influenced by their ideals, even changed their names and established the Kaslana family. The spoilers are almost there, you should go and read it yourself. What makes me most happy is that after Snow Chicken accompanied us on this journey, he did not draw a pause like other married authors, covering up all the fantasy with reality, and there was no news from then on, and we parted ways. Snow Chicken is also willing to share it with us. Accompanying netizens is the best plot. May the scattered banquets in the world be reunited again, and may you and I remain childlike forever and not fall into reality!

The book is finished, and it's pretty good. The initial gimmick was that the protagonist traveled into the game, bringing with him his mobile phone, a bunch of guides, and his own max-level female account. The female account is equivalent to the protagonist's clone. She is beautiful and strong. Because she is at full level, she can defeat powerful enemies easily. However, the main character's mental strength is too weak, and he can only hold on for a few seconds at his strongest strength. Later, it will be fine as his main mental strength increases. The best part of this book is to see how the protagonist strategizes and reaches the top step by step. Everything is controlled by the protagonist just right, and there are plots and tricks everywhere. (There are spoilers below, if you mind, you can go ahead and read the book) In the early days, he secretly organized demonstrations, wooed parliamentarians, gathered people's hearts, overthrew the Alchemists Association that monopolized patents, and tightly held the most profitable seaport city in the world. Later, he patrolled the Western Territory, united the elves in the Western Territory with the identity of a female elf, resurrected the World Tree, and unexpectedly became the extremely noble Queen of Moonlight, ranking alongside the other five fallen civilizations. There are many more things later on, and they are all very exciting. You can read them if you are interested, but I didn't really want to watch it near the end. I skipped through the finale. I felt that the part of "The Magical Difference Engine" that really attracted me was just a beginning and ended abruptly, and the ending also ended abruptly. In short, it is not the end of the story. The author has come to an end. In my opinion, the story is not over yet, but apart from that regret, there is really nothing left to write.

The protagonist, Goldfinger, is a planeswalker who makes various types of Magic cards. When he first traveled through time, he destroyed the El magic civilization in one fell swoop due to a virus in his body. Later, he ignited a spark and ran away to other worlds. What's interesting is that the protagonist captured the Githyanki spaceship at the airport, put the mind flayer's mastermind into it and transformed it into a mobile bio-server. The protagonist used the spark to travel to an earth, where he obtained a large number of wandering souls of the dead, and put them into the bio-server to become an alternative fourth natural disaster, which helped the protagonist's floating city develop. The protagonist later went to Phyrexia to study shimmer oil before the development of New Africa, and created new shimmer oil, completely mastering the power of shimmer oil. The protagonist was received by Asmodeus in the Demonic Plane. He gained the favor of the Plane Will of the Demonic Plane by talking and became the master of a new interface. Here he established a luxurious cyber city, uniting the great demons from all interfaces. Later, I got a little tired of watching it, so I didn't watch it any further.

The book is finished. As the name suggests, explore one weird world and dungeon after another. The protagonist works as a "writer" and can create characters and put them into the current dungeon. Then he can recycle them and recycle them into his own writer's universe. The protagonist's golden fingers are these characters created by him. Among them are Erha "Hunter" who loves to cause trouble, "Gambler" who can reverse luck, "Architect", a high-speed civil engineering dog that can fully automatically clear dust, and an The Kaitan room was transformed into a "taoist nun" in the Tank Taoist mansion. With the advice of other characters, the protagonist also began to cultivate a kind of Kaitan creature, grass babies, which was sold to players on a large scale as babies. It was also sold in the official store of the Kaitan game. The protagonist also adopted a Kaitan creature, the Scrooge, which is the representative of "greed". Under the education of other people in the writer's universe, he understood the secret of capital and began to rely on the "Grass Infant trade" to issue his own currency. The dungeons written by the author are very interesting. The first one is about the strange story about a zoo in a bad street, and the others are very good. You can watch the protagonist perform various outrageous operations in the dungeon to solve the ghost story and expand his own writer's universe. The most amazing thing is that the protagonist creates a female version of herself, who is also a writer by profession, and becomes a source of ghost talk, and she is also a bad woman, which is very interesting.

The protagonist kills a god in the first three sentences, and the god and her kingdom become the protagonist's golden finger. The protagonist's golden finger is a life bank and a large space attached to it. In the early stage, it can be converted into life currency, bought alive, or invested in others to accelerate the growth of others, and can also be bought and sold. Innate abilities can be sold later. The Life Bank can analyze the rules and assimilate them. It can also extract up to three deposit gold coins from others. Each time one is consumed, the other party can be further controlled. If three coins are consumed, the other party can be completely dominated. The protagonist uses his "smuggling boat" to take an entire logistics settlement and team to various worlds to conquer, earn profits, upgrade and strengthen. The protagonist's development of his own abilities in the book has always been my favorite. Customized power systems have always been Squirrel's strengths. It's great to dig into one and develop a set of highly customized power systems. But the recent plot has been going on and on, and just looking at the title was enough for me, so I didn't read any more.

The author is the famous imagination author Sanbaijin Smile, who wrote "Raising All Humans". The imagination and updates are guaranteed. This time it is the fourth natural disaster. The protagonist Goldfinger is luck, which can be harvested and consumed. He consumes a lot of luck to summon a server and summon players from another world. Come here, the world of immortality built by Xiaoxiao this time is particularly interesting. People will become "embers" after death. Embers don't know that they are dead, so they do things according to the logic of life. Therefore, that world has developed a mature industry of embers. People read books to accumulate knowledge, and then plant spiritual beings on their heads. Awakening the corresponding abilities of the plant and continuing the path of immortality. For example, some of the players under the protagonist plant "Blood Li Flower", which can control flesh and blood in detail. Players vigorously develop the medical beauty industry of flesh and blood transformation, because after the monks cultivate to immortality, it is not fatal to hurt their brains, so players give People dig their brains to enlarge their breasts, and the advertising slogan is "big breasts but no brains"; there are also players who plant "soul-living flowers" that can manipulate souls. The protagonist infects enemy embers with mental toxins, then slashes and drops one of his own soldiers. Hitting the enemy can increase his own soldiers, and then the soldiers explode and push. What's fun is that players have a chance of exploding embers even after they die. Players treat this as a baby in the game, constantly cultivating and even turning their own embers into weapons; You can check it out for yourself if you want to know the details, I've almost finished the spoilers.

This book is also an anti-conventional novel with the background of cultivating immortals.

The protagonist is playing a game in the world of immortality. Yes, the background is the ancient world of immortality, not some near-future worldview of immortality. Moreover, the protagonist's body is an ancient god with infinite blue bars. Although the incarnation is weak, whoever touches it will die, and the God of Incense and Fire is no exception. The games included are almost all the author's original game ideas. The key is that the game has a strong plot connection with many of the things the protagonist faces. Many things can be solved using the traditional immortal cultivation method. It just requires reading a few more chapters of the protagonist running around, but the author cleverly solves them with related games. (Those who don't like spoilers and are interested can read the book) The protagonist also has a very interesting magic weapon, the "Human Emperor Flag", which can act as a server to distribute signals, and can even create split flags. When used as a repeater, it helps the protagonist unlock unlimited networking functions. The protagonist also uses the magic of dreaming to construct a big dream and develop a virtual reality game. For example, the protagonist takes over a city, but neither he nor his companions have much experience, so he develops a city simulation game and distributes it to everyone, allowing them to compete with each other for the highest-scoring plan. What is interesting is that in the first game, the players are all managers, and there are even two very naughty players who discovered the gameplay of P club players. For example, the protagonist uses the Human Emperor's Flag to help the ghost cultivators develop a virtual reality version of Minecraft, helping the ghost cultivators regain their humanity and emotions. The plot is very interesting, the approach is very novel, and the author is still an experienced author, so I guarantee it.