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The finale of the second season of "Xia Mu Yawang Paradise" is also the finale of the "Xia Mu" family story. It was recommended by Weibo V readers such as Youth Drama Wei Young and Youth Film Focus Circle.

A great book, I recommend everyone to read it

"I offered peach blossoms for the spring breeze, and I asked the gods if they would give them to me. I offered green ants to buy the Central Plains, and I dared to ask the emperor if he would sell them. I exchanged my white hair for white hair. I wonder if my wife would like it..." The novels involved in Xue Zhong cover a wide range of genres, including martial arts, fairy tales, and temple politics, so they are suitable for a wide range of people. I think the biggest feature is that the characters are very successful. Whether it is a minor character or a main character, the personality is very distinct. At the end, you can still remember the minor character and miss his ending. I just feel that Fenghuo was very ambitious in the early stages of creation and played a big game of chess. The plot unfolded too much and left too many pitfalls. I felt like he couldn't hold it any longer. In the later stages, he was too hasty to close the book. He kept focusing on filling in the big holes. In the end, all the big holes were filled, and the whole book was finished! Regarding the Liangmang war, the civil strife in Beimang, Zhao Zhu's proclaimed emperor, and the endings of important figures, it would be great to spend one more year, after all, we have been waiting for this for so many years! /Pinch So relatively speaking, the extras are much better written and more emotional! I was full of tears/poor all the time while reading it. Overall, I highly recommend reading it. Among the current online novels, I think it is still very good! !

To put it simply, the character creation is very successful and makes people feel very three-dimensional and real. Let's talk about other things. He gives meaning to every pursuit. It makes people feel that I can step in and pursue the "glory" I want from the perspective of one of them. When you first read this book, you will know the ending: "Ye Xiu will definitely win the championship." There are many novels that make people reluctant to continue reading when the ending is determined because they make no sense. But this book is different. The ending is there, but the process makes people pursue it more, and makes people wonder what kind of efforts and processes made this man finally gain his glory. This is a surprise he brought to us, which makes people can't help but keep reading. This book is a touching experience.

The author of this book is a professional chess player himself, which means that the structure of the book itself is relatively complete and planned. That is to say, the author designed the entire structure and outline before writing it, which is related to the chess player's own profession. Secondly, this book combines several famous novels about gods and demons (Journey to the West, Fengshen Bang, Shushan Swordsman), and these novels do have something in common. Although it is a bit far-fetched, the author himself tries his best to justify it. You will see characters from several novels appear in one novel, which is very interesting. However, the author's own language is really lacking, and he directly quotes some words from the original work. Thirdly, the world view of this book is fatalistic, "supernatural powers are not as good as the numbers of heaven", which is relatively negative, and some misinterpret the Tao Te Ching, "Heaven and earth are unkind, and treat all things as stupid dogs; saints are unkind, and treat common people as stupid dogs." He understood that if you don't kill people, people will kill you, which means a bit of natural selection of the weak and the strong. But in fact, this sentence is far from that simple. I don't study philosophy deeply, so I have to ask a god to explain it. Fourth, this book has inadvertently become the author's masterpiece. The whole story is just a chess game, and the world is like a new chess game. It is well designed, but the language is slightly pale and the text is lacking. However, it is much better in later works, but in terms of layout, it is still not as grand as this story. In the end, this book is still worth reading if it is for entertainment, but don't take it too seriously, it is just for entertainment.

The actual writing is not very good. With the help of the powerful man with the magic weapon, the characters in the article have cultivated and grown beyond the heavens. The plot is not ordinary and not exciting enough. It feels boring, but I still endured it and read it. It is not far behind the Zhu Xian and the Savage Trilogy! I really, really like it, it's beautiful!

I found the difference in this book. It doesn't care to highlight how successful the protagonist is, because many of his actions are actually controlled by the system (the skills acquired by the protagonist), and the protagonist's character traits are so inflexible that he was even nicknamed "Compass" (because his name is Yuan Zhou and he has many rules). He is just such a person, using the best materials provided by the system and countless firings, his skills are getting stronger day by day.