What You Like About Ligongzhai (Personal Taste)

Nice. Become a jellyfish god and recruit talents to build your territory. The protagonist is from the chaotic good camp, but although he is chaotic, it does not mean that he is the Virgin or that he does whatever he wants. It is just that the rules he follows are different from those in this world. The moral level is very high. As for many people saying that its three views are righteous... Whether its three views are righteous depends on who the reader is. Human supremacists may not think it is righteous. Those who believe in the law of the jungle may not think it is righteous. Those who believe in the value of non-interference may not think it is righteous. Those who believe in equivalent exchange may not think it is righteous either. But I agree with its statement. The protagonist is very interesting. He looks like a big green jellyfish and has an out-of-the-box personality. In the first few dozen chapters, Jellyfish interacts very lovingly with his men, and likes to sit on top of the knight's head. But after the knight became the chief priest of the Jellyfish God and later married, this kind of interaction never happened again, which is very, very regretful. Alas, to put it bluntly, why should we push the most capable knight to get married? Faith and love often compete for position in a person's heart, and one of the two must be in the first place. But wouldn't this be disrespectful to the other party? When faced with a dilemma, one must either choose to betray one's faith, or be scolded as heartless. Unless his partner has the same firm belief as him and is willing to devote himself to his belief, then he can move forward on the road without any scruples. But this partner is obviously just a drag. Alas, this is probably where the author and I have slightly different views. Personally, I think that for those who are determined to fight for a certain belief throughout their lives, it would be better not to have a partner who is not a firm comrade.

I ordered a little bit, it's very good-looking, realistic, the protagonist is a principled hero, he started out as a minion. I saw that the protagonist didn't recognize Shanks when he met him and was a little pretentious, so I put it down for now and will pick it up again when I have time.

The protagonist is always funny, and the swirling jokes are played 666. The story of witnessing everything and making jokes is very interesting.

Although the name seems to be pretentious, it is actually not. The writing has improved a lot since then, and it is not too dark. It is time-traveled into water and wood, and the protagonist is engaged in scientific research. The speech feels awkward. No harem.

The writing style is very old-fashioned. The author's literary foundation is very profound. The children of the wealthy Shen family first escaped from the fate of genocide, and then gradually helped their family to become a high-class family. Of course, we will definitely work hard to train the army, restore the lost territory, and change the tragic fate of Wuhu and China. At present, the heroine is a princess, and she has taken advantage of Huan Da Sima's corner. I think the image of the protagonist is one of the more classic ones in historical novels. He is a civil servant with a strategic mind, literary talent, ambition and bottom line, and is neither vulgar, lustful nor pretentious. Although the protagonist in this book belongs to a wealthy family, he still gave me the impression of being an elegant civil servant. The protagonist's style and character must be supported to a certain extent by the author's cultural background and profound writing skills. This author has both.

It was so good that I stayed up two nights to read it and couldn't do anything. Still obsessed with the deadline for the investigation report. The plot is so gripping that it may even make people feel out of breath due to the tight pace for a long time. See how the protagonist turns the tide in seemingly certain situations, and see how he has so many golden fingers and is still being abused... In a world where human struggle plays the main role, there are all kinds of incredible and powerful forces hidden. Political struggle coexists with fantasy elements. Many supporting characters have flesh and blood. Although the author is a male, the female characters in the book do not revolve around the male protagonist. Everyone has their own persistence. I like that the protagonist still has a good heart despite the darkness. .

Although it is very likely to have multiple female protagonists, the world setting is detailed and grand. I have just watched the beginning and I am already attracted by just a corner of the background... The concept is clever, there are many novel twists, and there are few bad jokes. The writing style is also good, far better than ordinary white writing, and it is humorous and natural. It becomes more and more difficult to maintain the tension of the beginning of the plot as you go to the end, but for a long novel, this is inevitable. I hope you don't get too wet! ! ! PS After reading the author's Emperor Zun and Humanity Supreme, I feel that from the beginning, it is not surprising, and it is still relatively cliché. On the contrary, it is more attractive to return to Journey to the West earlier.

The author of Banner of the Evil God is very interesting. The three views are relatively positive. The first group-travel fantasy I saw, a group of people from the modern game guild traveled to a different world and turned into various races. Everyone has a good starting template. I'm looking forward to it. I think the author's ability to create group portraits is pretty good. But there is only one protagonist, the panda orc. P. S. There was a huge response from readers about the character of Tiger in the book. A person who can be hated by so many readers should be a successful portrayal.

It's quite interesting. The simple aborigines from another world are infected with culture and work hard to build a harmonious society. The protagonist is neither lewd nor pretentious, and the writing style is very humorous in my opinion. Most of the people the protagonist comes into contact with are female characters, but currently the protagonist only maintains an admiring view of them, except for the female mage who has already established a relationship. I feel that the author is the kind of person who is inspired to write female characters. Although he does not write them for obscenity, he has a keen sense of discovery and creativity for various types of female beauty. Writing about the same sex is dry and very difficult. . But this is normal. There are also many types of male authors in the starting point. Some people write very well about male group portraits, and when it comes to women, they write a trilogy of "shaking their heads, pouting, and stomping their feet." Some people can write vivid female characters, but they seem to have no IQ when writing male supporting characters. But out of personal interest, I would rather see the former one, and it doesn't matter if the female character is symbolized~

You will know the general content by reading the introduction. It's not just a one-man show that's just a super-invincible style, there are many descriptions of other superheroes, and you can feel the author's love for these characters. Also, there is no harem in this one, because the author said in the book that his mother is reading hahahahahahaha, and if he writes too much, his mother will beat him hahahahahaha.

The writing is good and the protagonist has an interesting personality. I was hooked after just reading a little bit. Moreover, although there are not many words, it can be seen from the only description that the supporting characters in this book are definitely charming and intelligent. It shouldn't be a quick upgrade stream. The self-complaint is in place but not forced, and it is humorous and natural.

What should I say, friends who like to watch Xianxia should not miss it. I think it's quite interesting. A mortal, a beggar who entered the immortal sect from a young age. He has a unique mentality, relies on the sect, has a few friends, and raises a few spiritual pets. Be kind to your friends and show no mercy when it's time to kill. PS I feel that traditional fairy tale novels are all about breaking away from the common world and deprecating lust, and adopting a condescending attitude toward mortals. "The difference between immortals and mortals is as great as clouds and mud." This is one of the reasons why I don't like fairy tales very much. But this book is really well written

I couldn't stand it before, but now I pick it up and feel that the language is smooth and concise, and the plot is full of content. Ashamed of my previous shallowness. Two modern people return to the late Ming Dynasty and build a modern army from nothing. The protagonist is a witty and slippery political talent, and there is also a technical geek who I think is the secondary protagonist. I like the protagonist's character! The group portraits are vivid, the plot is compact and reasonable, a magical book! A historical classic! I secretly think that if you discuss a book like this in terms of whether it is pleasant or not, it will make you look too low, right?

A good fanfic, the author is probably a Hermione fan. I like the protagonist's character very much. He matches Hermione very well, much better than Ron. What's even more valuable is that he can understand and respect Hermione's seemingly ridiculous idea of ​​"liberating the elves". A god-level academic, with extensive knowledge and hard work. Not the ruthless type, but not weak. It is consistent with the world view of the entire Harry Potter series. Possible lightning points: the cycle of black Ron - whitening - black - whitening. It will probably be white in the end!

The story is leisurely and interesting, turning into an interesting story about a black cat and the family who adopted it. A cat is always a cat, and it never transforms into an immortal. A good book that is eye-catching, and its unique creativity is difficult to imitate.

I couldn't stop reading it. Grass jelly. He can be regarded as the originator of science students (magic) cultivating immortals. This author's books all have protagonists with single-minded emotions, which is relatively rare. I like the heroine very much, she is a Valkyrie-like character (the one the male protagonist is straightened out by). The male protagonist is handsome, elegant, knowledgeable and innovative. He is my favorite type of wizard. However, the male protagonist looks harmless but is actually called the Headshot Wizard because he likes to blow other people's heads off with shocking scientific facts...

In a word, if you like Hui Mao, come and watch it! If you find it addictive, you must persist through the first few chapters. The rest is almost all about the interesting career of a military dog. Alas, not as good as Hui Mao... Eunuch?

The writing is okay, but the way the story is written is a bit raw, with the protagonist passing through the body of a puppet. They are all about cultivating souls and are divided into five series (it feels a bit like the setting of a full-time hunter haha) A eunuch.

It's very interesting. He has traveled through time and become a warlock in the Marvel world. The protagonist doesn't pretend to be pretentious and plays tricks, but I can't see where his ambition lies...I feel like he has a lazy temperament for some reason. Currently there is only one superhero, Iron Man. I haven't watched the back yet

Keep it. The author has written about a time-traveling woman starting from scratch. The satirical technique is used with great proficiency, but it is not an orthodox immortal-cultivating style. The protagonist is a former wizard who travels back in time to become an immortal. There is a very interesting idea in the book: in the protagonist's original plane, wizards and wizards can combine and conceive and have children by sleeping in the same bed (not just literally~). The two witches are basically born with copies of each other, and of course they must be wizards. This idea seems to come from the parthenogenetic reproduction of two females of a certain kind of lizard, simulating mating. In this way, the number of witches increased significantly over a period of time, leaving male witches and wizards quite rare. PS Although this provides a legitimate reason for Lily, don't expect the protagonist to mess with Lily! (However, it seems that the author did have a pair of lilies in his last book~ There was also a lily in the previous book)