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A ghost boss leads a group of monsters to get by in the city, but is always involved in one dispute after another for various reasons. Many stories are recreated based on real life. It can be said that art comes from life. It was good in the early stages, but became a bit of a slap in the face in the later stages. Full score 100. I give 80.

Continuing Bingda's consistent writing style, the story unfolds from the temple. After the heroes compete for the throne, the protagonist rises from the grass and becomes a counselor first and then a king. In the early stage, the progress was a little slow and I was slightly depressed. After reaching the paid chapters, the story becomes more exciting. Out of 100, I give it 88.

Ah, another new book from San Zha. It continues the world structure of "Trafficking Crime". And the writing style is also similar, with multiple lines running simultaneously. Needless to say, Sanzha's writing style is excellent. Every story he tells is extremely exciting and has a certain degree of philosophy. But the problem is that San Zha's style is somewhat fixed. Of course, it is no exaggeration to call this book a masterpiece. Out of 100, score 90.

Is our protagonist's identity a mystery? Are you a reborn person, a time traveler, a system person, a gamer...? Oh no, not at all, these are supporting roles. From a certain perspective, this book tells the story of how the protagonist defeated the supporting characters who cheated. What is commendable is that this book does not include any forced slaps in the face. There is absolutely no mentally retarded plot in some idiotic novels where the supporting characters step on their faces. Moreover, there is no serious villain in this book. The current main line is the race station. Whether they are human or horned, everyone is wise, brave, and loyal. Out of 100, this book is 90

The works of great masters are already famous without any recommendation. Let me just talk about my feelings after reading this book. Those who talk about ghosts and gods should be punished. No other novel can portray the protagonist so vividly, as if he has a soul, like "The Monster of the Ming Dynasty". The protagonist of most novels is like a puppet. He does whatever the author tells him to do, and he does whatever the author tells him to do. But this book can be said to bring the protagonist to life. All subsequent plots revolve around the protagonist, and even the author's pen revolves around the protagonist. In the finale, it is described that Hu Guiyang died of old age at home. It felt like something was missing in my heart, it was empty. You can't believe it, it turns out that a person as free and easy as him will die, or die of old age. Out of 100, score 90.

The second work of Wufang Loli has the same origin as the previous work "Martial Arts World Adventure". It also follows the martial arts style infinite flow, and the writing style is excellent! Although the writing styles of the two works are similar, the narratives of the stories are completely different. After all, they are all similar to Infinite Streaming. The chapters of the stories are different, and the content is naturally different. I would give it 90 out of 100 points.

Ingenious doomsday theories, thrilling stories, and countless magnificent races. A man of extraordinary wisdom and a young man who upholds his original intention work together to survive, resist, and protect in the horrific apocalypse. Out of 100, I give it 88.

Three Days and Two Sleeps, a very unique author. His books are extremely philosophical, and he explains what he believes to be the various situations in the world through humorous words. Let me start by saying that this book has flaws, but the brilliance of the book more than covers the flaws. In view of the fact that this book has a strong brainwashing function, I will not talk about the advantages of this book, but I will talk about its flaws: The protagonist created by 1 Three Days and Two Sleeps is extremely charming, equivalent to Chu Liuxiang in Gu Long's novel. As soon as he appears, he is said to be invincible in the world (mainly referring to IQ). Of course, this is not a shortcoming, but I just don't like it personally. 2 Sanzha (a nickname for the author) has extremely contradictory thoughts. He advocates order but hates restraint. He opposes theology but defines God as supreme and unable to resist in three books (the protagonists of the three books are all in the camp of gods and demons). Out of 100, I give 93

The author perfectly integrates countless martial arts aspects. The protagonist's character is resolute and unpretentious, and the supporting characters are portrayed with flesh and blood. The story is brilliantly narrated. I would give it a 95 out of 100 points.

This is the starting point for downloading this book. It is one of the best fairy tale novels I have ever read. There are few books that can write both Passerby A and Artillery B in a decent way, and the whole book is not just about killing monsters and upgrading, hugging them from left to right. The whole book implements the concept of "Tao" and describes the legend about Li Qingshan. This legend contains confusion and persistence, bravery and hesitation. It is in this little contradiction that Li Qingshan walks towards the fairy dream of every innocent heart. Out of 100, I give 95