Novel Review in Progress

Rating: ⭐⭐⭐🌙 Highlights of the novel: The protagonist travels to another world and has a golden finger of "materialism" (when encountering things that science cannot explain, you can partially understand it). People here use abnormal objects to fight. The map in the early stage of the novel is in the kingdom. The gap between the rich and the poor in this kingdom is huge anyway, and the people's lives are in dire straits. The protagonist cannot survive anymore and joins the Liquidation Bureau (an organization that saves the world). He becomes a liquidator (because the mortality rate is too high, only people who have committed heinous crimes come here). He originally wanted to solve the problem of food and clothing, but now he wants to solve the world. Since the latter involves free-for-money true god-level characters, rule-based skills begin to appear in the early stages of the novel, such as: If your status is lower than mine, you must salute me; if you say "Long time no see", you can intervene in the other person's memory... The combat power expanded too quickly. Three and a half stars.

Rating: Highly recommended ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Highlights of the novel: The protagonist travels back in time to the 1980s. At this time, China is in desperate need of development. Everything is developing through exploration. On this basis, the motherland has suffered a lot. After the protagonist travels back, he naturally wants to add strength to the development of the motherland. Readers, as you can tell from the title, this is a niche book. Most of the people who travel through cities are about making money, starting companies, attracting beauties, and finally reaching the pinnacle of life. The protagonist of this book became a public cadre, mainly responsible for equipment. If you are used to white-collar and cool writing, I don't recommend reading it, and you will definitely not be able to stand it. Highly recommended for old bookworms or those who have high requirements for novels.

Rating: You can take a look⭐⭐⭐ Highlights of the novel: There is a calendar force in the world, which refreshes the [appropriate] and [taboo] every day. Doing [appropriate] is the easiest and you can get bonuses; doing [taboo] will cause disaster. Ordinary people in the world always choose [Yi], but most people like the protagonist must choose [Taboo]. This setting is still very novel to me. The disadvantage is that because the calendar is refreshed every day, the novel becomes a bit difficult to write. In the early stage, the entries are refreshed every day, which is a bit fresh for readers. However, in the rest, it is all the same. After all, the calendar entries are limited. The same thing happens in the later stages of the novel, which turns into a monster-fighting novel, but it is still good for developing readers' imagination.

Rating: You can take a look⭐⭐⭐ Highlights of the novel: The protagonist travels to the world of immortals and has a system of gods and Buddhas. He invites the gods and Buddhas to take possession of him. The condition for unlocking the gods and Buddhas is the power of incense from the people, so the protagonist builds a temple. When the incense is full, he can change the god on the current page to take action once (a killer weapon, basically invincible). The writing in the early stage was quite attractive, but in the later stage the protagonist was too invincible and it turned into a cool novel. The final boss is Tianzun, and there is no sense of oppression from the villain at all. A BOSS is not just as strong as the author says he is. If he can write about the battle of wits, it is definitely the best. If he can't write about the battle of wits, he will write more scenes of him fighting with the supporting characters, slowly revealing his abilities (refer to the animation JOJO's time stop). In order to prevent the protagonist from becoming stronger so quickly, the best way is to limit the strength of the golden finger. For example, if you use the golden finger once, your life will be shortened or people around you will die, so that the protagonist cannot use the golden finger without any scruples.

Rating: Not recommended⭐⭐ Highlights of the novel: The protagonist travels to Hong Kong Island in the 1980s and obtains a charity system. As long as he does good deeds, he will be rewarded by the system. Generally speaking, I prefer the Invincible style. First, I join the Young and Dangerous team, and then gradually become a legend on Hong Kong Island. Reasons for not recommending: First, the writing tends to be narrative (that is, the author is immersed in his own story and cannot resonate with me) rather than telling a story with emotion and emotion. Second, the cheat design is unreasonable. For example, doing good deeds will increase the support of residents or other organizations, but others may not know that you have done many good deeds. The author insists that as long as you do it, you will be rewarded, so it is better to turn it into a game article. Third, the novel is actually based on the fusion of real Hong Kong and Hong Kong movies, so many of the supporting characters in the novel actually have their own world view, which narrows the author's writing path and tests his writing skills. The supporting characters are reduced to just names and have no stories of their own, because the characters' stories are all in the movie. You have to watch the movie first to know who Gao Jin is in the novel. There is a certain reading threshold. Supporting characters appear one after another, but you may not be able to remember this person after reading the entire book... Fourth, my personal preference is not to have the protagonist have a physical relationship with any movie character (such as Qiu Shuzhen) or historical character (such as Cai Wenji) or virtual character (such as Lin Daiyu). This is completely obscene. Recommended points: There are many photos of Hong Kong Island in the novel, which can help you understand Hong Kong Island. By the way, get to know the characters in Hong Kong movies.

Rating: Highly recommended ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Did you see the five stars on the out-of-circle index? This novel still lives up to its name. Highlights of the novel: The protagonist travels to a game he made (responsible for the illustration). People here usually use cards to fight. For example, you can't use fireball, but you can use fireball cards. But this is not the point, because I think this is a romance novel. In fact, romance novels are more difficult to write than ordinary novels. Other protagonists only need to upgrade vigorously and fight monsters, while the protagonist of a romance novel needs to consider a lot more. The big boss of this book is the vampire. The vampire is immortal and difficult to kill. In the process, the protagonist discovers the secrets of the past and finds a way to defeat the vampire.

Rating: You can take a look⭐⭐⭐ Highlights of the novel: The protagonist owns a pocket watch that travels through time. As long as you have an item that can travel through world history, you can change the world over and over again, or you can directly evolve the future to achieve the effect of truly fixing history. My evaluation: In fact, in the middle and later stages of many ghost novels, it is easy for professions such as Taoist priests and monks to appear, and even sects and realms may appear, so the novels gradually turn into novels about cultivating immortals. Many horror novels are very exciting in the early stage when the protagonist is weak. However, in the later stage, when the protagonist becomes stronger, they often lose the sense of terror and become a monster-fighting game. I think that if you want to write this kind of novel, you should put less emphasis on the protagonist's ability. Some authors will also strengthen the ghost's ability or directly add a setting where the ghost cannot be truly eliminated. The core is to maintain a sense of terror, rather than letting the protagonist directly physically eliminate fear. The first half of the novel is well written, but the second half is a matter of opinion, and I don't think it was handled well.

Rating: Highly recommended ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Author: Yanyu Jiangnan; Representative work: "Blasphemy" If you are an old reader, the author's name should be familiar. Highlights of the novel: The traditional model of immortality novels generally pursues personal strength. The protagonist improves one realm after another, and then beats various supporting characters in the face, and obtains natural and earthly treasures along the way. This kind of immortality novels can be said to be an upgrade flow in disguise. The difference in this novel is that the protagonist takes the path of "everyone is like a dragon". The protagonist was born into a landlord family, met his teacher, and then embarked on a journey to become an immortal. After going through a series of processes (preventing spoilers), he got a piece of land. He took in refugees and absorbed the population, so that ordinary people could have food, clothing, and houses to live in. In turn, these ordinary people would contribute an important setting called luck (something that only comes from recognition of the protagonist). Of course, it is not all smooth sailing for the protagonist to own this land. There are invasions from foreign enemies (Witch Clan) and internal changes (Jin Kingdom). As time goes by, the land is getting better and better, and this sense of cultivation is also an attraction.