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S- (2.59 Million words) (49 hours) The first novel I read by Da Yanzhu is a science fiction novel in the guise of Cthulhu. It tells the story of a Chinese teacher, Zhou Ming, who gradually finds himself and saves the world (a big mistake). This book has Da Yanzhu's consistent style, the people's view of history and the god of love. Da Yanzhu has always written adult fairy tales. Even though the story takes place in an apocalyptic setting, it always seems humorous in his writing. In short, this book has a rigorous setting, a warm story, and excellent writing. It has both the grand proposition of the continuation of civilization and the harmonious daily life of a subspace family. It is a novel with outstanding merits. However, there are also shortcomings: the common problem of big-eyed books is similar to the three city-state dungeons in the middle period of Denpa 2. There is a bit of aesthetic fatigue and the ending of 3 is a bit rushed. When I read it, I felt it was too bland and there was no sense of emotional uplifting shock. (But it seems to be fine if it's plain) All in all, a highly recommended novel

A It's not as good as the previous book, but it's definitely not bad.

B- (1.5 Million) (25 hours) The advantages and disadvantages of articles on niche topics are clearly defined. It tells the story of a girl who was reincarnated into a girl and used the system to kill everyone. The advantage is that campus life seems very real and tangible. The characterization is remarkable. (Reminds me of life in a provincial key high school) Disadvantages: 1. There are too many low-interest jokes. 2. Weakness in the late stage. 3 There is a little bit of water 4 Parts of the show are too stiff

S (100 hours) (Join the alliance when you have money) A very good book about family cultivation of immortality. It has a complete setting, a grand world view, excellent writing style, and is very contagious.

S+ Great needless to say.

A (My reading time is 40 to 60 hours) (3.16 Million words) The first work of Squid's Western Fantasy, it tells the story of the protagonist Lucien Evans traveling to a world where divine magic and magic confront each other. The magic here requires resonance with the laws of the world to gain power, and the protagonist relies on knowledge of mathematics, physics and chemistry to eventually become a demigod (not far from a god, but the book only talks about demigods). This book continues Squid's consistent advantages, with rigorous and novel settings. The protagonist relies on the library in his head to learn knowledge, and then uses his own understanding to write essays that resonate with the rules to improve his strength (isn't this a kind of academic mastery?). The biggest highlight of this book is the use of essays to upgrade. The protagonist uses the path trodden by Earth's pioneers to upgrade in a different world. (It can also be regarded as a kind of Wenzhao Gong) What is different from the traditional Wenzhao Gong is that the protagonist seriously learns this knowledge on his own. And conducted corresponding learning experiments in a different world before proposing the thesis. It's not just copying, so rather than copying, it's more like pointing out the direction. So relatively speaking, the color of the text is not that strong. In this book, the Magic Council's resistance to the church's massacre is also remarkable. It writes about the feeling that scientists were willing to devote themselves to science during the period when the church was prevalent in the Middle Ages. ( At this point I remembered another book "On the Movement of the Earth") But there are also some shortcomings because the paper is linked to the power system. In the later stage, it is inevitable that there will be a large number of papers, and there will be a certain degree of aesthetic fatigue. Finally, as the first book of Squid Western Fantasy, the follow-up work Lord of Mysteries is inevitably influenced by this book. (Amon's monocle. And this book has a villain called the Lord of Mysteries...) So there may be a double-chef ecstasy when reading.

A (37 hours) (about 2 million words) Overall, it's quite good, with obvious advantages, including delicate emotional lines, hard-core business lines, and bland daily life. But the shortcomings are equally prominent. The three lines look good separately, but together they easily create a sense of fragmentation. Feng's portrayal is a highlight, he is dumb (Vision Uesugi Eri) but the ending is much better than him. The literary youth that makes mistakes from time to time embellished the book appropriately, but in the later period, it developed a certain degree of aesthetic fatigue, and the ending forced the pace to be rushed, which made the book feel poor. But then again, five high-quality extras make up for some of the shortcomings in the later period. In short, it is a very good reborn commercial love story. Let me end with a passage from the article: We travel through the time tunnel to find the magic weapon of happiness~

A+ (32 hours) (1.64 Million) The recent platinum debut of "The Whitest Crow". It can be regarded as a pseudo-infinite flow of funny and invincible articles on immortality. The writing is average, but the story is well told and novel. Personally, I think the main advantages of this book are the following three: 1. It is truly invincible, and the mentality and power it brings allows the author to use his imagination to create. Therefore, the overall structure of the story can be regarded as light-hearted and pleasant, which can make people smile. 2. The protagonist of "Song of Idealism", Huang Jiangli, is a lawyer. After possessing the most powerful power, he did not want to establish privileges. Instead, he set an example and promoted the change of the atmosphere of the entire world. The entire world changed from a system of cultivating immortals with intrigues to a system of cultivating immortals with win-win cooperation. The protagonist is dedicated to the public good and upright from the beginning to the end. 3. The world view is perfect, and all the holes dug have been filled. Immortal world, all heavens and worlds, Kyushu, parallel worlds, heaven, the long river of time, the place where possibilities gather... Perfectly formed a logical closed loop. But there are also certain shortcomings. 1. The early stage is relatively good, and the later stage opens up. I personally think the writing is really good, so the middle stage is weak, and there is a situation in the middle stage where it must be funny. 2. The main plot is not clear, but the focus is mainly on the branch plot of exploring the world (although I think the branch plot is the essence. The volume on Observer Civilization is really well written.) All in all, it is an excellent novel that starts well and ends smoothly. This is the best book I have seen in Wudi Liu (he is truly invincible, and some books are misleading others.) And the protagonist, as a lawyer in his previous life, always adheres to his original intention. In fact, for the world in the book, he can be called a saint. Jiang Li in the parallel world is changed by the world, and the protagonist Jiang Li is changing the world.