A Book List with Some Spices

Four stars. There is basically no poison in this book. The reason why I abandoned the book is because the author has a high vision and a low hand, which makes the reading experience unfriendly. Originally, the author set ten calamities, one calamity every 500 years, to increase the readability of the content. The result? The story has no continuity, and the characters created in the early stage are discontinued since the protagonist's second life. It can be read as two books. In addition, the character of the protagonist is also erratic. One moment he becomes a demon, another moment he becomes a Buddha, and another moment he sheds tears when he sees insects. Although the protagonist of the novel has a facial makeup, at least the reader can understand what this person is about. This book is difficult. As an aside, for any novel that has a second life in the middle or later stages (the opening and early stages don't matter, the main content is the long prologue), I was left disappointed by the end of what I read. The top student in Morning Star was so popular at the beginning, but even after the protagonist fell asleep, he still hit the streets

Four stars. Classic adultery novel. I wrote a 400-word review but cannot publish it. That's it

Samsung. The setting is interesting, but after reading the author's last book, I'm really too lazy to read this one.

Four stars. It doesn't suit my taste. Fast forward to the paid chapter. The author still says this. I really can't stand it.

Samsung. After reading about two hundred pictures, I really couldn't bear it.

Can't give stars. The comment section makes me lose the courage to read further.

Four stars. This book is a novice article that is above the grain level. If it were written according to the novice style, the results would be two or three levels better than what it is now. An old author with good grades and high ambition. Therefore, the author cannot help but put some thought into his writing style, which is what the saying goes: literary youth. The result is that once I have an idea, my writing power cannot keep up. It's a bit cool but not cool enough, and readers who write with deep thoughts can't feel it.

Samsung. I have read all the previous books by this author, and I am a complete novice in martial arts. The God of Martial Arts is written very carefully by the author, and the original copy is very good. It can be regarded as the first echelon of original copies. This book is very thoughtful and the setting is self-explanatory. However, the author's ambition and ability do not want to match. So far, I have blacklisted the book and have uploaded 58,000 words, 14-day monthly votes of 330, fan value of 12,000, and book friend circle comments of 170. This is the data I can see. It can be said that this book relies on the old book friends accumulated in the past. I think the biggest problem with this book is that it needs both. If the author wants to make a breakthrough, no problem. First, he must have enough skill, and second, he must have enough fans, such as squid. If you don't have the conditions, you'd better just write a novice. Plot issues are the biggest reason for poor data. As a martial arts novel, there are only two paths in terms of level: either the Ji Dao style, where you go all the way recklessly, and the plot is not very reasonable, it doesn't matter, as long as the reader enjoys it; or you can go for the brain-eating, Thirty-Six Stratagems, and Sun Tzu's Art of War arrangement. As a result, the author was not willing to write a trivial article, but also wanted to write a passionate story, and in the end it ended up being completely different. According to the Shuangwen template, it is not refreshing enough, and Gao Chao is mediocre. According to the wit-fighting template, the IQ of the protagonist and supporting characters are quite different, and there is no indication of their IQ at all. After it was released, the plot was even more ridiculous. After catching a thief on a train, he inexplicably accepted a younger brother, and the younger brother also acted unfamiliar with the game. When I entered the campus, I was even more disgusted by the routine of Xiaobaiwen: testing qualifications, a group of people watched inexplicably, and they were inexplicably shocked. The protagonist uses a clever name to hide his strength I ordered them all, but the plot after it was released made me embarrassed that I couldn't stand it anymore, so I had to put it on the blacklist. A digression three months later. I accidentally discovered that because I complained in the comment area, I was blocked by the author and banned for 20 Kun years. I really am haha, I just don't agree with the author's writing style. As a paid full-subscription reader, is this the treatment? Okay, it doesn't matter if the author has one less reader than me; it doesn't matter if I have one less reader.

Four stars. It's obviously good to write down the narrative in a straightforward manner, but as a result, the author resorted to the clichés of plain writing, pretending to be cool, and making the characters and background contradictory. 1. It cannot be explained that the protagonist does not take the college entrance examination and is forced to become a son-in-law. 2. It cannot be explained that the protagonist has the ability to change the status quo, but the protagonist is forced to hide his ability. Everyone around his friends and colleagues knows that the protagonist is awesome. I have only read a few dozen chapters. The first article was published and I really can't stand it.

One star. The standard starting point is military-industrial writing, or a novice writing covered in military-industrial skin. I can't find any advantages, it's all disadvantages.

Four stars. The author of this book gives me the feeling that he is writing traditional, mainstream literature, but just using a web cover. The public officials in it are too stereotyped, just like the images in literary and artistic works of the 1980s and 1990s. The author's writing style is good and there is nothing wrong with what he writes. The only thing I can't accept is that the author highly praises smoking. Not only are the main characters frequently described as smoking, but they are even said to be refreshing and refreshing. I happen to be quite disgusted with smoking, so I can only be put on the blacklist.

Two stars. The wizard's writing changed its skin into the immortal's writing. Then the traditional knight content in the early stage of the wizard novel was replaced with martial arts. I can tolerate all these, and the author also gave the protagonist a scientific and rigorous character design, who wants to follow the path of scientific cultivation of immortality. It was this idea that fooled me into it and saw it on the shelves. As a result, the author's own scientific knowledge is not enough, and the protagonist's extraordinary research becomes like a person talking nonsense, which greatly affects the reading experience. As for the poisonous points mentioned in book circles, I really can't do anything about it and can't stand it anymore.

Four stars. In fact, this book is considered excellent among martial arts fans, but it is so literary and profound that it has turned away a large number of readers. I personally think that the most poisonous point of this book is the first formal conversation between the protagonist and Qu Feiyan. 1. After the protagonist recognizes Qu Feiyan's identity, the first thing he says is to worship Qu Yang as his teacher. In the world of Swordsman, both the good and the devil are fighting to the death. In order to learn basic martial arts knowledge as early as possible, they have to worship the demon sect elders as their masters. Where is their brain? If the protagonist is planning to join the Demon Cult, no problem. The problem is that the protagonist obviously plans to go to Hengshan Mountain, but you want to learn skills from Qu Yang? Are you bigger than Liu Zhengfeng? 2. The protagonist's view of right and wrong, "There are good people who know right from wrong in the devil's religion, and there are bad people in the righteous path" made me unable to look straight at it. Change the subject: "There are good people who understand right and wrong among traitors and traitors, and there are also traitors among patriots." The second half of the sentence is like Wang, but the first half is too funny. Xiaoao, if you start from the conspiracy theory, the righteous way is indeed not very good. But, are there good people in the Demon Cult?

Three and a half stars. The writing is smooth and the narrative is smooth. Putting aside the poisonous points, it is a high-quality food. I only read the first twenty chapters. The encounter with the ancestors at the beginning of the chapter is a minor thorn in the side, and there is absolutely no need to design it this way. Of course, what really disgusts me is that the character of the protagonist is contrary to the general environment in which the protagonist lives. Based on the character of the protagonist, it would not be inappropriate to write stories about modern farms, fisheries, and pastures. As a result, the protagonist was in the late Qing Dynasty. In order to protect himself, he killed bandits two or three times, and the news was already known to the surrounding bandits. What is the protagonist doing? Sleeping on a chair, decorating the house, and making toys for the children. Many fans defended themselves: Ah, Goldfinger has just developed and the CD time is long. Do creatures like fans never grow brains? The protagonist's ancestor, or the sworn brother (this setting is very familiar to people), knows kung fu, but the protagonist has never thought of learning it. In troubled times, brother, as a modern person, after going back to the past for a few months, doesn't he have any sense of crisis? The author sets up the protagonist who doesn't like to charge forward and prefers to stay in the dark side. However, from the first time the arms were seized from the bandits, there was no content about marksmanship. The protagonist planned to practice it when he was safe. As a result, the bandits were beaten for the second time soon. The protagonist sharpened his guns before the battle and asked everyone to practice shooting with five bullets each. After beating the bandits, there was no gun practice. Soon, the bandits were beaten for the third time. After beating the bandits, the protagonist asked everyone to divide the capture equally, and then did nothing. At this time, the surrounding bandits already knew that the protagonist was the one who killed them. The protagonist did not train the villagers and went back to lazily sleeping. When others ask him for advice, he will let others discuss the matter. Fans have always argued that the protagonist needs to grow up. However, based on my many years of reading experience, 99.99% Of literary works that involve the growth of the protagonist and the change of the protagonist's personality will be forced to kneel down.