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Grain + ~ grass jelly No heroine Martial arts fighting, urban ghost stories, esoteric rituals, central cities, giant companies, governments, implants, active consciousness, biological fields, the fusion of two worlds... I still like the background worldview of this book. It gives people a new and old feeling, similar to the Cyber ​​Republic of China. The beginning of this book is a little bit toxic, and to be honest, it's a misguided book. I was put off at the beginning of every book, but after getting through the beginning, I gradually got better. This is true whether it is "Dao Zhengfeng", "Xuanhun Dao Zhang", or this "Heaven and Man Atlas". In fact, with the author's skills, there is clearly no need for a beginning of frustration and hard work. If it can be like "The Spy of the Republic of China", it can be given a relatively smooth start but also has a lot of room for improvement and challenges. Even if you start out a little calmer, work steadily, and gradually get better, you won't make people complain so much, and your results will be better. This heavenly being really started to attract people after he entered the academy and the teacher revealed the truth about alienation. The strange legends and secret rituals that follow are also very interesting. The foreshadowing and depression in the front are also transformed into a huge sense of relief in the subsequent research. The process of clearing everything is really handsome and enjoyable. So it can't be said that the previous foreshadowing is meaningless, but obviously, it is better to proceed step by step, especially the beginning, which is like a brainless slap in the face of the best villain. If it weren't for the wrong book, I would have been persuaded to quit. Fortunately, once you get through this part, you'll be fine. Arriving at the Central City and leaving the Novice Village is also very imaginative. In the later stage, the world view emerges and the two worlds merge. It becomes a little boring at first, but after the foreshadowing and the fourth limit of the fighter, it starts to be exciting again. Overall, the flaws outweigh the flaws. It is one of the few books currently serialized that people can read.

[Cthulhu+Steampunk+Group Portrait+Vest+Diyihua] Recommendation index: ★★★★★ Writing power: ★★★★★ Plot: ★★★★★ Character: ★★★★★ Settings: ★★★★★ Rating: A masterpiece The most amazing thing about this book and worth learning* is the extremely complete worldview setting system. Although the beginning is slow, but because of this, it shows us a real different world and talks about it eloquently. If you read it carefully, you will easily be immersed in it, as if there really is such a world. All kinds of trivial life, with a touch of warmth and human touch, also describe the feeling of a small citizen in the Victorian era. Cuttlefish has done a very good job. Not only the world view, level, and career system, but also many small details of life are well considered and perfect, so that it will not make people feel like they are in a drama, and the world is described very realistically. This book also focuses on group portraits, and the characters are well-shaped. The writing, plot, and settings are all excellent. But for students who like fast-paced and refreshing articles, the content at the beginning may make you less patient to read on. Many people say that Cui Zu's writing style is not very good, but in my opinion, Cui Zu is one of the few male authors with excellent writing skills. The music part in front of "Arcane Throne" and the description of the environment in Mystery all reflect this very well. Especially for writers, all aspects of Mystery are worth learning from. However, I personally admire its quality and content, but I'm not particularly obsessed with it. Maybe it's because the golden finger of this book is similar to the group chat of the vest version, because the protagonist has to pretend to be strong when he is very weak. For someone like me who likes to watch the protagonist grow up little by little, I am a little afraid of being embarrassed. The main reason is that I feel like I am stepping on a tightrope and may be exposed at any time, which makes me uncomfortable. But for readers who like this genre, there are still many refreshing and joyful plots in this kind of divinity. ------------------------ [Similar Cthulhu boutique recommendations] "Marne's Daily Life" (A masterpiece, highly recommended! The author of "Unlimited Doomsday Syndrome" has written a very long book)

Grain + Jasmine new book The previous book "I Didn't Want to Become an Immortal" was biased toward the invincible style, a road-to-immortality article (a travel article about one's mind), mixed with monsters and ghosts, and warm and cold human relationships, which was quite comfortable. This new book is more focused on upgrading, how a mortal can find immortality, and the practice of spiritual magic is also more detailed, making it more down-to-earth than the previous book. But relatively speaking, I feel that the previous book is more to my taste. But this book is also worth reading. They all have a unified style and the plot and characters are quite comfortable.

Ah Fei's new book. "The Boy Who Eats Ghosts", "The God of Death" and "Chainsaw User's Manual" "My Cell Prison" The book that surprised me the most was "Chainsaw". The beginning of this book is a bit interesting, but I only read the beginning. I'll wait for the new book to make me fatter.

Grass jelly preparation New book by the author of "Starting from the Corpse Execution of Immortals" The title of this book really doesn't match the content, although it is indeed the content. I have only read the first part so far, and I am still reading. Of course, the word count is not many, and the updates are too slow, but as long as I don't supervise it, it's fine. I'll just talk about the parts I've watched. The beginning is really average, and the appearance of Goldfinger is quite retro. And it's different from what I thought. It's actually a virtual game world similar to infinite flow. I've only watched one world so far, and I thought it was baffling at first. The background characters were outrageous, and I had to write my own physiognomy, and the writing process was too casual. After looking inside, I understood the meaning inside, and was surprised that it was indeed like this. I used to feel that fortune telling through physiognomy was quite mysterious. After reading so many online articles, it became even more mysterious. It was extremely unrealistic and the product of fictitious superstition. But I never expected that it would be so simple, yet not so simple. I finally got my feet on the ground and it was a bit interesting. After the protagonist created the physiognomy system and learned the method of changing physiognomy, which is the real method of cultivating immortals, the content became really exciting. The fortune-telling stall is set up, the design is famous, and the ending is promoted by physiognomy. It is really intertwined and ultimately very intriguing. I have only read this so far, because this book really needs to be savored carefully, so I will leave a review after I finish it. At the moment, it feels like grass jelly to me, and I don't know if it can maintain this level in the future.

[Vampire+Mutation+Experiment+Daily] grass jelly The content is as per the title, nothing much to say. Particularly interested in living life, there are also records and studies of alienation by science students, and the development and application of abilities, which is quite interesting.

Grain and grass (character plot) Xiancao (world view system) The worldview and career system are very interesting and eye-catching. It feels a bit like the Mechanic Xianxia version, but it only has the player panel, and it doesn't look like the fourth natural disaster from other players will be introduced later. In fact, it's okay, it won't be so complicated, and it's hard to grasp. Even though the character of the protagonist is not very attractive, it doesn't dissuade him. It would be better if the writing was more solid, rather than purely refreshing. And what makes people want to complain is that the protagonist did not show any of the advantages of the veteran players at the beginning. In addition to being unreasonable, it also makes people feel that the character of the protagonist is not very good, that is, there is some foresight, otherwise he would just be like that. The protagonist of the Super Mechanic is attractive not only because of his various tricks, but also because when he was a player in his previous life, he was also a god-level player by himself, and this has stood up, making it even more convincing. Of course, the human emotions and sophistication in the back are well written. Although many characters are not impressive, they are quite comfortable and relatively relaxed and enjoyable.

[Cthulhu + Director + Original Copy] Recommendation index: ★★★★☆ Writing style: ★★★★☆ Plot: ★★★★ Character: ★★★★ Setting: ★★★★☆ Rating: grass jelly Like "Plague Doctor" (Doctor Dawn), this book is one of the rare books with strong Cthulhu elements and written in its own style. The author's writing style is very strong and the writing style is very comfortable. The setting of the copy is very exciting, which makes people's eyes light up and returns to reality. It is also very refreshing to publish the content of the video movie. What's more unique is that the protagonist was stared at by Huang Yi within a few chapters of the opening chapter, and his sanity value returned to zero. However, he was not crazy because of the dice, but he was no longer a normal person from then on. As the saying goes, mentally ill people have a lot of joy. Under the despair of Cthulhu's worldview, this book is full of laughter and tears. It is relaxed and moderate, and focuses on portraying the core of the little people's confrontation with the great existence. Although there is only a glimmer of hope, it may not be able to escape the final outcome of destruction, but the process of this struggle makes people feel the value of the human race, giving people a warm and sad feeling. However, a common problem with serialized online novels is that some copies are not polished to the best. The imaginative setting is obviously very good, but the feeling is not fully written. There are also some problems with the author's control of the dungeon's rhythm and plot settings. Often after the protagonist enters the dungeon, the problem is solved smoothly not long after. The sense of crisis and tension are not well reflected, resulting in a feeling that is a bit bland, but the imagination and reversal of the ending make up for it a little. But I personally feel that given the author's level, he could actually write better, and the author is really good at describing videos and movie scenes, as well as philosophical explanations of Cthulhu's worldview. Many readers said that the content changed a bit at the end of the writing. I haven't read the latest copies (Escort and Island Witch) yet, but from what I've seen, I don't think there's anything wrong with it, and there's no water problem. Maybe it's because I read it in one go after gaining weight and didn't catch up on updates.

[Unlimited streaming + weird streaming + simulator + folklore and supernatural] Copy: Xiancao+ Reality: Hay is slightly poisonous The front part is quite poisonous, no, in fact, the content in the real world is a bit poisonous, but not poisonous enough to kill people. But the content of the copy is really good-looking. The imagination, setting, plot, and characters are all good. Hidden Secret Realm, Kitchen God Sect, Maoshan Sect, Weaponsmith... Are all pretty good.

[Beast Control + Academy + Competition] Grain + The front is very interesting, but it won't work outside the planet.

[Heroic Spirit + Original Historical Copy + Simulator] Food + Brainstorm It's the eunuch at the back

[Ghost + spiritual energy recovery] Recommendation index: ★★★★☆ Writing power: ★★★★ Plot: ★★★★★ Character: ★★★★ Settings: ★★★★★ Rating: grass jelly+ This book is considered a classic in the ghost genre. Although it is classified as a fairy tale, it is just an urban supernatural setting. The author is really good at writing ghosts. Some people say that the opening chapter discourages me, but I was attracted from the first sentence. I was completely immersed in the atmosphere at the beginning. The ghost knocking on the door really scared me to death. And the system setting of this book is very unique. Ghosts cannot be killed, only ghosts can deal with ghosts, and ghosts follow certain rules to kill people. The rules are not only a reminder to people, but also the key to avoiding death. In this context, the Ghost Controller came into being. Integrate ghosts into your own body and use the power of ghosts to deal with ghosts, but at the same time, you are attacked by ghosts. One day, you will either die on the way to deal with ghosts, or be killed by the ghosts in your own body. There is a feeling of despair, but because ghosts have their own rules and restrictions, there is a glimmer of hope. This unique setting, like the mystery of the squid (sequential potion path), was later used by many authors for reference, and it can be regarded as leading a trend.

[Weird + Doomsday Wasteland + Evolutionary Mutation + Schizophrenia] Recommendation index: ★★★★☆ Writing power: ★★★★★ Plot: ★★★★☆ Character: ★★★★ Setting: ★★★★☆ Rating: grass jelly+ The opening chapter of this book is really exciting. It seems that the protagonist is a mental patient and has a split personality. He thinks he has a big family, but in the eyes of others, he is always the only one. His family (father, mother, sister) should all be imagined by him, and their behaviors and personalities are extremely abnormal and extremely aggressive. It seems that only the protagonist himself is a normal person (Dag Fog). Originally, if it was just a simple schizophrenia, the appearance of his personality would not affect other people, but in this world with supernatural powers, his imaginary family should actually be the manifestation of his mental power. On the surface, he is just an ordinary rookie, relying on his sister to eliminate the danger of monsters, but in reality, he should be the most powerful, but he himself does not know it, and he cannot control this power well. And compared to his "family", his personality is more kind-hearted. His parents and sister are both violent and dangerous. My personal guess is that this is the manifestation of his negative personality. The protagonist has been under the surveillance of relevant departments from the beginning. After passing the initial test, he should have joined them and be responsible for solving some incidents in the city. Generally speaking, the only thing that can compare to me is the first part of "The Demon Suppression Museum". His mind is wide open and his writing is very powerful. It is said that after reading these two books, many big-name authors became unsettled and cut down the draft of their own new book and started writing from scratch.

[Holographic game + ghost + case + entertainment industry] grass jelly The protagonist is a comedian who makes a living by making others laugh, but he is not happy and tends to be depressed. His performance is not very popular with human audiences, and he faces the crisis of unemployment at the beginning. But maybe due to the characteristics of the protagonist, his performance unexpectedly attracted ghosts, so with the push of ghost fans, he got a new online game helmet, but it later proved that this was not a popular one, and it was very problematic. After the protagonist enters, he finds that the game world is full of ghosts and dangers, and healing turns into depression. However, during the exploration process, he discovers that the ghosts in the game are related to real cases, and the protagonist's identity as an actor also has connections with the entertainment industry. The linkage mode of [holographic online games + supernatural ghosts + suspenseful cases + entertainment industry] has many elements, but the air conditioner has been mastered, and both the setting and the plot are very attractive. Many people say that this book is better written than the air-conditioned adventure house, but I personally prefer the adventure house. Maybe it has something to do with the fact that I didn't continue reading the second building when I saw it. ------------------------ [Similar quality recommendations] The air-conditioned old book adventure house, and the super thriller live broadcast he wrote, etc. Chundi Xiaolong's writing also tends to this type. There is also the three-day-two-sleep "Thriller Paradise" that I recommended before. It is also a holographic online game with supernatural elements, but that one is more inclined to unlimited streaming copies.

Grain + water grass Many people say it is like a Tomato book. It does feel like swallowing the stars and combining global martial arts. But how to put it, it's okay to just tease that it may be a tomato vest. If you really doubt it, or think so, then you can only say that you don't understand tomatoes. In many places, the writing style is almost the same, and it seems familiar, but the biggest difference that can be easily distinguished is the protagonist. Whether it is the author's previous books or the current one, the protagonist seems to give people the feeling that the justice of the tomato protagonist has a bottom line, but as long as you look at the details, the perception is completely different. It's not bad, in terms of behavior alone, it is indeed okay, but many details and psychological activities still reflect the protagonist's character and even traces of the author's own consciousness. Tomato's protagonist feels more natural and comfortable, while Fengxian's is a bit awkward. It seems to be closer to the type of tomato, but because its core is different from that of a tomato, the feeling of writing it can also be clearly felt to be different. In comparison, the protagonist Tomato is more likable and likable. Of course, Fengxian's book is pretty good among Starting Points, but in comparison. As well as Tomato's book, the plot and rhythm are really addictive. Fengxian did imitate this routine, but overall, the imagination and plot are relatively thin, and the rhythm is not as attractive as Tomato. Of course it is better, but one of its shortcomings is that it is really enjoyable, the protagonist is very smooth, and there are basically no twists and turns, or it is a book that is too short to read, it is large and filling, and it is not disgusting, which is actually not bad. The performance of this book is unexpectedly good, but after careful analysis, it is not surprising. However, as you go to the end, it may become a bit boring and lack of stamina. If the author could write the plot and rhythm better, the results should be better, so it still has a bad tone and has been questioned.

Grain and grass The worldly affairs, daily life, and characterization are all very well written. Martial arts, imperial examinations and cultivating immortals are somewhat different from the public settings and are a bit new. It's just limited to the word count, which is just the tip of the iceberg. I look forward to the follow-up announcement. It is said that the subsequent plot will be more outrageous. Of course, this is also the advantage of this author, because you really can't guess how it will develop in the future. And there are more places where people are sophisticated, shitty, pissy, and rustling. Some people will think it is very good, very life-like, more real, wise and emotionally intelligent. But some people will feel nauseous, uncomfortable, and depressed. Those who like it may like it very much, and those who don't like it may find it very poisonous. It depends on personal taste.

Grain and grass The proficiency attribute panel of the martial arts tree version. After the martial arts is perfected, the divine seed fruit will be generated, which has special effects. This golden finger is also quite common, and someone has written about it before. Regardless of the title, introduction, or content, this book is relatively good compared to similar works. It feels a bit like "Martial Arts Grandmaster". It's just the setting about the true disciple's first master that makes people a little confused. As your martial arts improves little by little, you will definitely have more and more powerful masters. This kind of restriction is really annoying. Especially since the protagonist is still a character who values ​​love and justice, the first master cannot be changed, but it will not work without worshiping a stronger one. But if he changes the character, the character will collapse. I don't know if the setting will be added or changed in the future. Some of the human relationships and character descriptions are quite comfortable and warm, without too many flaws, but some are a bit awkward, including the protagonist's inner description, and some details are immature. What makes people complain the most is that everyone practices a set of Tianzhu. Opening acupuncture points is related to the breakthrough in the martial arts realm later. But one acupuncture point and one pile of skills, a total of more than a thousand sets of Zhuangqiu, one set of exercises, it is really hard to complain. And for people like me who are greedy, obsessive-compulsive, perfectionistic, and seeking perfection, I still like the protagonist to take a more comprehensive path. For example, I like the protagonist in The Book of Misguided Paths very much. He is handsome, intelligent, and sticks to his own principles. After all, this is a novel, so of course I hope the protagonist can be omnipotent. Of course, it's not the omnipotent kind of mindless one, especially since the main character in this book is a proficiency template. Different types of martial arts also have different blessings from gods. Isn't the more the merrier? At the beginning, the protagonist is relatively weak, so it is understandable that he focuses on one path, which makes him move faster. However, judging from the current description in the book, although there is an intention to expand it later, he still mainly takes the tiger position and practices boxing. The weapons are also boxing blades, which somewhat abandons the idea of ​​fighting with soldiers. Since we started practicing Xiangxiangquan, couldn't we move on to all things later? The dragon shape, crane shape, eagle shape, etc. All have their own advantages and disadvantages. And couldn't we learn more about weapons, even if we combine one near and one far? Although it is explained that the later weapons are not as useful as the physical body of the warrior, but since there is a setting like the evil god of virtual objects in the virtual world, and warriors have to go there to obtain resources, then both medicines and weapons should be updated. The weapons are ineffective simply because the materials are too low-end, otherwise the weapons would basically be stronger. There is obviously a virtual world setting, but if it is still like this, or it is just insufficiently developed at present, it will give people a relatively low-level feeling. Overall, the shortcomings do not outweigh the good points, and the author updates a lot, so the volume is large and the book is full, and the book shortage is satisfied. It suddenly occurred to me that if Tomato wrote a similar book, it would be quite suitable to combine Jiuding Ji and Swallowing the Starry Sky. In fact, the universe professional players had this intention, and the writing was very good at the beginning. Unfortunately, the subsequent universe chapter was not so good, and it was not as exciting as Swallowing the Stars.

New book from the author of "Reinventing the Millennium" I really don't know why these well-educated authors have to create some very suspended plots at the beginning just to attract readers with gimmicks. The key is that they are not only unattractive but also discourage them. For example, there is a registration website that makes people complain, and there is also a plot that is a bit like a liar in the wild era, but to be honest, I accept these quite well and think it is okay. But this book's love story and the innate Thunder Holy Body really made me a little nervous. . . Can't stand it at all. The same goes for the previous book. My cousin was terminally ill and needed money, but the solution was relatively quick and my sister's writing was more likable, so it was okay. But at the beginning of this book, a senior who studied finance abroad was defrauded of millions. The whole family, including relatives and friends, was also defrauded, and the senior brother lost contact abroad... Obviously, even if the protagonist develops later, the villain cannot be solved in a short period of time and will always be irritating to others. That's all. The process of getting his junior brother to join the love insurance gang is also childish. I don't know if I'm used to Xiao Fang's writing in the previous book. The protagonist in the beginning of this new book looks like Xiao Fang always deceived people and cost his life. But because the initial project and process are so outrageous, it's really hard to convince people. In particular, the protagonist has always been in trouble in his previous life, which seems very funny and gimmicky. It can also be regarded as a golden finger to remind important nodes. But if it continues to be like this, especially if some people are obviously unable to deceive people, or most people with normal brains, or who are more cautious and not greedy, and are tricked in this way, it really makes people doubt the protagonist's brain and IQ. After all, this is a novel, not reality. Novels need logic and need to convince readers. If the protagonist is so brilliant after rebirth, he must at least have some shining points in his previous life, right? In this regard, the Wild Era did better. Whether it was academic qualifications or successful experiences in previous lives, after rebirth, when he was also faced with debts and unfavorable situations, people expected him to fight back and turn the tide. His excellent and wonderful performance later made complete sense. Of course, overall, I prefer Xiao Fangzong and the Millennium Era compared to Lao Wang's Wild Era. This new book, based on everyone's comments, is getting better and better, and it has reached its own level. This is the beginning, really...

Plot character: Liangcao World view system: grass jelly Heart Beast Sect, Ziqi Sect, Dangui Sect, Tianjian Sect... Zhuwei, Zongjiao, Weakguan, Erli... All kinds of weird worldview settings are fascinating.

This author's recent books on weird and immortal cultivation are quite good.