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A peerless book in the weird genre ٩(*´◒`*)۶ (personal opinion + exaggeration), the protagonist Su Wu is simply the real savior of the weird world. He is not the other kind of cool protagonist who simply relies on the system to save the world with one click. Su Wu is a hardworking and diligent genius savior. Goldfinger simulator looks like it comes from your parents, but actually it comes from? ? ? , It can simulate the future, or it can simulate history (can the simulation be turned into real history?). Anyway, the setting is like this. The world state and the protagonist's state were explained later.

I actually forgot to recommend this book, True Infinite Clone Flow. The main body can be cloned anytime and anywhere. The consciousness of the main body and the clones are connected. Countless clones are noisy in the conscious world, and there are dark circles under the eyes without a good sleep. The feelings are interconnected, including the feelings of death. The main body often uses the clones to stand in for death, and escapes from the laboratory at the beginning. It is obvious that the protagonist has gone crazy and is in the chaos camp. If you can accept the protagonist of the Chaos camp, it is a good book. Just a personal opinion, because I used to be reluctant to accept it and couldn't stand it. Later, I read too many Suicune novels and it didn't matter who the protagonist was, so I thought it was pretty good. Is it a gift to be able to be avatar anytime and anywhere? Goldfinger is (presumably) a theater, writing scripts for clones to evolve into super clones.

In science fiction, Goldfinger controls mechanical creations to gain skills and passives. The author's three books seem to follow the same formula (I haven't read the second one, which is not a sci-fi genre). They always give people the feeling of crisis following closely. There will always be enemies and there will always be enemies. Either they cannot be eliminated completely or new villains will pop up at any time. But in the end, the protagonist is the biggest winner, like dancing on the tip of a knife. The plot seems to have a sense of tightness, and the feeling of shooting the arrow first and then drawing the target is more obvious. The other one is suspected of leveling up in the middle and late stages. Let's clean it up: First, because the interstellar distance is far away, most bosses are squatting in the civilization and the protagonist cannot jump in and eliminate the roots. Second, the protagonist's performance is too special, which is seriously inconsistent with the current upgrade system. In addition, the interstellar network is too developed, there will always be people who care about the special protagonist; the plot is tense because the three major civilizations that are the background of the interstellar are initially hostile to the protagonist (because the protagonist upgrades too quickly and is too special). Because the plots of the two books are similar, I only recommend reading one, unless you are particularly interested in cheats: in the first one, the clone is thrown into a different world to complete the plot and obtain reward items (there is no plot from the perspective of the clone, and it is only told through text simulation); in this one, you control mechanical items to gain attributes, with inventory restrictions (upgrade plus one), and both have an interstellar background. In fact, the results of the author's two books are quite good, and they are only a few hundred to ten thousand orders away. The biggest shortcoming (in my opinion) is probably that the protagonist does not have a real super backer. In the eyes of others, the protagonist's backers are all made up by the protagonist himself, so from the reader's perspective, the protagonist has been driven away by crises. (The above content is only my personal opinion)

In fact, I have only read two books of Tianjibai, one is the simulation and the other is this Zhutianmen. This one is a catch-up and I haven't re-read it, so I don't have a deep impression of the plot. The protagonist's cautious character can be seen from the beginning and this character will probably continue later. Basically, the resources of each plot world are used to the extreme, so it ends very quickly, even halfway through (the subsequent worlds based on the protagonist's cautiousness are basically repeating the beginning of the plot). However, there is a book called Two Worlds Gate that is a sequel to this one. I don't like to read this kind of sequel, so I just read the beginning and the end. If you like Zhutianmen, you can read Two Worlds Gate as a side story.

Tianjibai's newly completed book simulates the real unfolding of Golden Finger. As always, the upgrade is completed at the speed of light without any delay, and every simulation is completed to the extreme. Here is the perfection of the monks of the Righteous Path. It is not that the magic cultivators are like locusts crossing the border, and no grass grows. After all, Goldfinger said it for the first time. Simulation is equivalent to another life. You must choose carefully, be planned and organized, and be "reckless." Don't worry about the small number of rewards after completing the simulation. With the wisdom of the protagonist (author), there is no subsequent plot where the game is blocked by the number of times and then becomes chaotic in reality. The protagonist is not an ungrateful person. The benefactor in the early simulation has arranged treatment in the later stage, but most of them are mentioned in one sentence. The ending is probably arranged for relatives and friends in one sentence. Goldfinger?

In the real Gou Daoliu, the protagonist's plan for the crisis, including observation and disposal, mopping up, etc., Is complete based on the current perspective, and will continue to upgrade with the level and seriousness of the cultivation method of the immortal world. The protagonist's plan may seem reckless in the early stage, but safety is guaranteed. From the plot point of view, the main content is upgrades, skills, etc. For the plot events, the protagonist mostly watches from the perspective of the audience in the early and middle stages, or analyzes from the intelligence, which is roughly similar to the introduction of the mysterious audience sequence. You are just an audience, which is also the reason why some book friends think it is watery. The protagonist basically runs away in advance in big events, and watches small events, and writes about substantial upgrades. How to upgrade in a systematic way, this is the setting to be discussed below. The world is set according to the traditional realm of immortal cultivation. The protagonist also cultivated according to this in Jindan and before, and was named according to this name, but in essence, he has already been on a new road, from perfect skills to talent to Taoism. It is like walking on the wasteland next to the road. Various favorable factors are borrowed from traditional roads and other roads, knowing that it is up to the protagonist to open up the road under his feet into a avenue that belongs to the protagonist. This should also be the reason why it is difficult to write in the later stage. Although Yuan Ying ended after that, it can only be said that it was the end of a basically successful Goudao story. Otherwise, it would be a matter of opinion.

Many people think that it's better to go high and go low. (I guess) It's probably because the world doesn't look so scary after leaving the tower. But in fact, it is a world facing doomsday after all, and we can't let the protagonist face the doomsday directly as soon as he leaves the tower. Moreover, the ecology in the Wizard Tower is part of the Wizarding World, but not all of it. The fact that the world in the tower is a microcosm of the wizarding world is a prominent feature in this book. The tower as a whole is scary, but there are good people and bad people, and there are people who are neither good nor bad... So since the very scary tower has good people like Senior and Keli, and people like Kaz who are neither good nor bad, it doesn't matter if the protagonist comes into contact with a little more good people in the early stages of the larger world,,, Besides, the ecology in the Wizard Tower is seriously affected by the tower owner's resurrection experiment, which makes it even more terrifying. However, how other forces cultivate new people can actually be diverse (Sky City seems to have described the situation of new people). In fact, you can see the differences between people by browsing the Douyin comment area. You can't just have all the wizards in the Wizarding World. They are exactly the same insidiousness and cunningness. If they are all extremely vicious and the protagonist is just trying to survive, then why are there so many high-level wizards dying in the Wall of Sighs? What is worth saving in a rotten world? Why should they turn into wizard towers after death and continue to stand in the front line against the doomsday? (This is the setting of the wall and cannot be considered a spoiler.) In addition, there are comments about the situation of level suppression. I think I have expressed some opinions before. The overall story of this book is greater or far greater than upgrading. Upgrading is also a part of the story, rather than creating a separate plot outside the story for the purpose of upgrading. So it's just right to upgrade in this story, and Thor is basically the strongest at his level. Another point is that when you understand the essence of the protagonist after watching the game, you will find that it is not good if you insist on upgrading in the early stage. It does not mean that upgrading is not important, but that the story is subordinate to upgrading until the end, which will create a sense of fragmentation (this sentence seems to have a feeling of inferring the cause through the results. No matter how you say it, the problem is that my Chinese language skills are not very good, as long as it makes sense) What is this? It can be considered as an impression or a recommendation, both are included.

This is the first wizard novel I read. After reading it, I read The Wizard World of Master Wen and The Wizard's Journey. After that, I fell in love with reading wizard novels. There are probably some reasons why I like to read this type of novel. I prefer the research content, innovative ideas, personal transformation of the upgrade system, and strange ideas. There is probably a bit of scientific thinking in it (of course, this is a fantasy novel, not a thesis, so you can read it for fun. We are all adults and don't take it seriously). However, when this type of novel emerged, it was only a few years ago, and pretentiousness and slaps in the face are still indispensable... But there seems to be no new and interesting books in this category. There are some in the group, but I feel like they can't survive...

Anorectal doctor Duke virus saves the world! It is also a book written by Feng Mohuang, it is also Zhutianliu, it is also fun, but the difference is that the same wearer has always been at the peak of the same wear and has not been surpassed. I read this book several times before I accepted the setting of the same wear (maybe part of this is the reason why I don't read comics). Once I accepted it, I couldn't stop it. I really loved reading it... (I want to share the memory of Duke Li (๐•̆·̭•̆๐)) Huh? I am currently ordering several Tongchuan novels, but it seems that I have not subscribed to the original version of Tongchuan Patriarch. I am sending... Recently, it seems that there is a companion book that is going to be better than the previous one, but I'm not sure. I'll decide whether to put it in or not once it's finished.

Taibai Suicune's books are plentiful, and I finish them one after another without any waiting period. Suicune almost takes up most of the groupings on my bookshelf. It seems like there is only one book in the book list, but it is actually a stack... Suicune's books all tell the story of "one" protagonist in a world view. The setting is like a time traveler who traveled to a lower dimension (?) And was crushed into countless parts. When one transcends, countless others will transcend. One becomes indescribable, and he and I will also become indescribable (artificial, because of him I can't see myself having a good skin)... This series includes Zhutian+Paradise, Zhutian+Games (farming games, national games, management games). He probably wrote whatever was popular at the time, and avoided most of the poisonous points in online articles, except for water. This is my favorite Zhutianjia Lords game... (I want to add something else, 🥚Si'er, but my train of thought stopped after I answered the phone) Some people think that the more he writes, the more repetitive and boring it becomes, but I just love to see him take the popular setting and write it in a novel that is non-toxic (except for water). Everyone has his or her own preferences. I heard that this is the last straw for a bar without a heroine?

I can't remember the first novel I read about the Heavens, but this is probably the first one I read and became interested in. To tell the complete story, this should be called Zhutianleziwen, u1s1 I want Roman eyes 📷(*^_^*) ... Oh, and the author is also a master of kaomoji! In short, what I like about this book is the heavens, fun, and emojis