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Don't you know about Lao Wang's new book?

My fairy grass. I don't know if you have read "Rebirth: Starting Over" by Teacher Cang Hai. When I read this book, I once suspected that the author of this book was Cang Hai's vest. Later, I didn't bother to worry about this kind of problem, because "Starting Over" has been updated, but this book is still being updated continuously. Just read some of them and don't care about other messy things.

This book is good.

Yes, the sense of déjà vu in "Dark Blood Age" should imitate his style and wait for the follow-up.

The author did a good job of describing the details.

Not bad. The author's life experience is even stranger than the story of the protagonist in the book.

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Level: personal food-; Type: urban system; Comments: I don't have time, I'll write it later.

Level: personal dry food+; Genre: Urban Rebirth; Comments: How to put it this way, it's fairly smooth and has some fun moments. The toxic bits, such as traveling to a parallel world like a cultural desert, are quite tolerable. Consider it dry food. There are three main problems with not being able to reach grain and grass levels: 1. The routine is simple and repetitive: the protagonist wants to make a film - others question it - the work is successful, endless loop, nothing new, and you will soon get tired of it. 2. If your dreams come true, if you need a helper, a supporting character will appear next to the protagonist immediately, and the street is full of talents. The rich second-generation fools around him are just as willing to invest money, and the assistants they hired at a casual glance are quite competent... These can be said to be coincidences, but some of them don't make sense at all. For example, when filming Crazy Stone, the budget is low, so we need to find young actors with good acting skills, suitable image, and little fame. The protagonist can casually ask his assistant to find a certain actor and find him for an audition. His acting skills are amazing and his image fits perfectly. Thinking about it, it seems impossible - the protagonist has traveled to a parallel world, and is not reborn or able to foresee the future - how does he know that a supporting actor who has never worked with him before and whom he didn't know before has acting skills? Just by watching the few seconds and lines of the supporting actor's appearance in the work? Even if the supporting actor has acting skills, he doesn't have a chance to show it off. The author is too lazy to design a plot that convinces readers and finds talents in a reasonable way. There are too many similar dreams that have come true, such as how to sell a low-cost, starless TV series to a TV station when the protagonist is not famous; it is too simple and easy to make a movie independently without a distribution company and contact theaters by yourself, etc. In fact, the protagonist's battle of wits and courage to solve difficulties is also very interesting. But the author is just lazy and doesn't put much thought into designing the plot. He just copies the popular film and television works in real life and repeats the routine, and that's it. 3. The author also has some problems with his appreciation of film and television works. Which works rely on hype and star power to become popular; which ones are of high quality and don't require too much effort to promote; I can't tell the difference at all, and I simply think that copying the popular ones in reality will lead to success. I don't want to spend any effort analyzing why this show is successful and how the protagonist should operate. Summary, dry food. If you are really short on books, or if you like Huayu Wenzonggong, you can read it.

Level: personal food +; Type: spiritual energy recovery flow; Comments: Front row warning for subsequent readers: This is a romance novel about a seemingly male protagonist who is actually a queen. "Gu Dao Changsheng" has received good reviews recently. I started to read a few of it yesterday, and I feel that it follows the same path as books such as "All the Soldiers Arrange in Front" and "The Long March" in ancient times. They are all about modern cultivation. The protagonist wanders around practicing, making friends, and fighting enemies (mortals or cultivators). It is actually a short story. The relationship between cultivators and mortal society is relatively close. Unlike the Piaomiao-liu mortal-style novels, cultivators and mortal society are almost on two levels. The cultivation system is like a mixture of Chinese folklore and things extracted (imagined) from some Buddhist and Taoist books, and it has a bit of a "three religions and nine streams" flavor. Nowadays, there are techniques such as beast control, talisman, corpse training, and insect poison. In the future, it is expected that there will be various techniques, theories, and battle scenes such as corpse extermination, thunder method, sword technique, Feng Shui, elixirs, and Tantra. The biggest difference between "Gu Dao Changsheng" and the previous books mentioned is that the narrative is in line with modern times, and various Internet slangs, complaints, and sluts are readily available. Young readers who have just entered the "mature period" will feel familiar with it, and Lao Bai and I also find it interesting. And now I can't stand reading ancient sacred books such as Lin Bing and Long March. The language and story structure are too old, and it doesn't feel satisfying to eat. The author is very thoughtful about this. He obviously made Dongpo Pork, but he also made a Western food plate with some asparagus and okra. Not to mention whether it tastes good or not, at least it has a freshness, which I am quite looking forward to.

Personal level: Food+; Type: spiritual energy recovery flow; Comments: How can we not collect books worth millions of dollars? I recently read the new book "My King, Spare My Life". It was pretty good, but I felt it had some problems. The author seems to be in Longkong too? Recommend a book and give me some opinions. Judging from the current stage of the new book, this book is about an upgraded story in which the protagonist, an orphan in the era of spiritual recovery, gets a huge gold finger and slowly becomes a fool with the little girl he grew up with who is also an orphan. Cheapfinger is a system that uses causing negative emotions to others as currency. The author of this book seems to be an old one. Although I have not read his previous books, it seems from this new book that the writing is good, the plot is not cliché, and the subject matter is quite attractive to me, so I will probably follow it. One of the highlights of this book is Goldfinger's intensity control. I am very dissatisfied with the strength control of the golden fingers in many upgrade articles. Some golden fingers are too big and upgrade too quickly, making them look rough. The power levels are set in detail at the beginning of the novel, but there are many levels of upgrades along the way, and within a few chapters it reaches close to the highest level. That is the rhythm of changing the map and starting over, otherwise you might as well just write an invincible novel. Some are too weak. With the system in place, the protagonist's development is still very slow, and he still needs the support of various resources in reality. So, do you think this system is ineffective? The setting of this book is very clever. Although the protagonist is not very interested yet, this system has helped the hero and heroine to upgrade their qualifications to the highest level, and does not require the resources that others need. It feels a bit like previous RPG games where the protagonist's ability increment was modified to the maximum each time he upgraded, which was very comfortable. Then make some comments. This book is a bitch-type novel, in which the protagonist obtains system currency by causing negative emotions to others. But when writing like this, you need to control the degree of being mean. The author writes the book for results and to be popular. And I think most novel readers have a similar outlook to mine, that is, when someone messes with me, I fight back, which is normal. But others have no grudges against me. It is a bit excessive for me to deliberately cause negative emotions to others for the sake of system currency. On this point, Goldfinger's similar film "Villain Star" did a good job. Although the protagonist may not be likeable, he is very upright. Everyone he targets has indeed done something wrong. In the more than 900 chapters, in my impression, there are basically no cases of punishing people for negative emotional points. At most, there are times when they are a bit fishing for law enforcement. In other words, negative emotional values ​​​​basically come from slaps in the face. This book started off well, because the main character had a bad relationship with his classmates, so the negative emotion points he started earning were basically due to fighting back. But recently the plot has been showing signs of something bad. Whether it is "deliberately eating stinky tofu in the cafeteria while others avoid the protagonist and deliberately approaching others" or "the protagonist and the heroine use all kinds of venomous tongues to choke on the talents of the two protagonists and teach their skills to each other without asking for anything in return", it is not a plot that can give people a sense of satisfaction. Don't turn being a bitch into a real bitch. In short, cheers for the author!

Level: personal food; Genre: Urban Rebirth; Comments: Compared with the previous Nirvana, I feel that reading is smoother, but although the old routine is good, it still needs some new elements to make progress. As for the female lead, I personally prefer Tang Wu in Nirvana. The Jiang Hongshao in Reignited is a little less demure and a little more proud. In my opinion, if the author intentionally gave the female lead this characteristic, then the male protagonist would not be able to take the warm-hearted route of Su Can, but instead take the male god route and be reborn. If even the female lead cannot be easily crushed, how can he show such a huge advantage? But at present, it seems that the author still prefers the male protagonist to take the warm-hearted route. If it is paired with a female lead like Tang Wu, of course there is no problem. However, if it is paired with Jiang Hongshao, I think it will be a bit let down by the huge advantage of rebirth. Jiang Hongshao certainly has the capital. It is normal to be arrogant and have a strong desire to win, but the male protagonist is reborn. If you want to compare, he will only be better and more confident. The female lead does not know this, but the readers know that with the goddess's capital, it is undisputed. Naturally, the male protagonist can also be warm for a lifetime. If you have the capital of a goddess and a strong will to win, then as a reader, I hope that the male protagonist is also a super male god. Come on, let's see who is more proud! - After editing, I found that my drawing was still broken. I feel that no matter what the circumstances, the male protagonist, as a reborn person and a second-generation human being, should not place himself at the same level as his peers in terms of strategic psychology. Instead, he should be on the same level as his fathers or even surpass them. The reason why Tang Wu and Jiang Hongshao are goddesses is because of the shadow of their fathers. A large part of it, and as a reborn person, I feel that if I put myself on the same level as my peers, the pattern is too small. In other words, we have already opened such a big golden finger. Shouldn't our goal be to dominate the world, break out of the universe, and head towards the sea of stars? Of course, this has become science fiction. I just want to remind you that as a reborn person, you must have the consciousness of a reborn person. Not to mention becoming the king of the world, at least not comparable to others of your generation. Reborn male protagonists, stop being ashamed in front of the goddess. You should make the other party's fathers feel inferior. That is the right way.

Level: personal food; Genre: Urban Rebirth; Comments: The setting of this book is quite interesting. The whole family is an 18-tier star. The protagonist is a middle-aged director who leads the whole family to become stars. The writing is quite fluent. Although it is also a routine book, it is still acceptable compared to other entertainment books where the 18-year-old protagonist suddenly writes songs, novels, and movies. One bad thing is that the descriptions of the big fires are too exaggerated and sometimes a bit embarrassing.

It's been a while since I've updated my book list, and I recommend a book called Seedlings. A novel similar to Zhenhun Street.

Grade: grain; Genre: Urban Rebirth; Comments: First of all, this is a rare novel that does not copy Internet texts. It is much better than those second-rate authors who pretend to be literary and artistic. The author of this book is not new. I don't know who has read the previous book "Ace Hollywood", which was also good, Hay+. I didn't know who the author was, so I didn't pay attention when I clicked on it. I thought it was also a routine article, but I didn't expect the routine to be so fresh and refined. The protagonist's system is a Villain Valley game, and he must rely on his villain points to survive, so you can basically guess the next plot. But what is skill? It just makes you read the story without missing a word even though you know the plot. It's so fun to slap in the face, and it also contains a wealth of information in the relaxed words. That's why I can't stop. In short, a good book and good food.

Level: personal food; Genre: urban life; Comments: I have always been paying attention to the author of Dragon Boat Festival Zhengyang (now called Mid-Autumn Moon). I first wrote "Lao Na" and "Master Duo" at Qidian, then went to Tiexue to write "Traitor", and then "Military Doctor" in Chuangshi. The themes and types are different, but he can always write wonderful stories in plain and gentle language. His writing has always been full of the strong flavor of chicken soup, and of course his pretentious skills are also perfect. The style is close to that of Banana. Of course, it is not as good as Banana in terms of sentences and situational rendering. Fortunately, the updates are still awesome. The rhythm of writing also has its own unique style. In my opinion, it is always better to have an author with his own style. This new book, "Grass Root Stone Commoner", places a resourceful counselor in modern urban life, the dramatic contradictions and conflicts between ancient inheritance and modern life, or the friction and integration of ancient culture and contemporary culture. It is presented one by one under the author's gentle sentences, and of course the necessary pretentious plot is inevitable. Generally speaking, this book is positive and sunny. Of course, any book with a positive outlook on life will have a bit of chicken soup flavor, but this does not affect the quality of reading. I wish the author can continue to write such good books.

Level: Personal grass jelly; Genre: Urban Rebirth; Comments: "Rebirth of the God-level Academic Master" is a novel that I have been following. I have long wanted to talk about the special writing/filling/method of dolphins. Compared with the general urban writing method, his main plot is non-linear in scenes, events are promoted one by one, and then the spotlight is focused on a few of them to describe. The routines are also very skillful. Every time there is a different map event in hundreds of chapters, there must be a relatively fake villain... Who will bite the protagonist, and then be slapped in the face by the protagonist, and then climax. At the end of the act, the lights are turned off and the stage is changed, interspersed with some small plots such as food and life enjoyment. Is it like a stage play? The advantage should be that it is easy for the author to control the plot/fill in the plot, and some characters are also described brilliantly, often with high-profile performances, because he only considers one event and one stage at a time, how to express several main characters, and the logic of cross-stage and other characters can be modeled without too much consideration. The disadvantage is that the characters in each scene are often incoherent, and I don't know where they are as I write about them. It seems that this person does not exist in reality. He only appears and shines when the author needs him to appear on stage, and has no impact on other events. For example, supporting characters such as Little White Teeth, Professor Ouyang, and Flaming Red Lips, which were once brilliantly written, are basically unable to appear across the stage. Even under the spotlight, the formula is so stereotyped that only the protagonist, heroine, villain, and supporting characters are eligible to appear. The younger brothers routinely play second-hand roles, and the presence of others is worse than that of NPCs: For example, during the recent trip to Sweden, the heroine's father was only known on the list. He also went there. At any other time and in any event, this person was treated as if he did not exist. His daughter, the heroine, and the hero just stay in a hotel room and watch DZP and have sex every day. The father-in-law, his subordinates, and even the villains live in different dimensions.

Level: personal food; Taste: Funny Daily + Happy Cultivation; Type: Urban Cultivation; Comments: Don't say anything, just excerpt. ---------------------- "The functions and illustrations of modern electrical appliances - air conditioners, TVs, computers, mobile phones, refrigerators, rice cookers... Etc." "How to quickly master the tips of using mobile phone." "Taoist friends who have been in retreat for more than fifty years. If you need to produce a legal identity card and personal information to leave the retreat, please contact ******************" "If you need to convert gold and other items into universal banknotes, please contact ******" "Things that monks need to pay attention to in modern society: Technology is developing rapidly, and ten ways to quickly integrate into society. Don't let ordinary people see the difference." "Basic rules of traffic safety, remember not to crash cars on the road. Attached: Photos of various car shapes. PS: This is a public transportation vehicle, just like a horse-drawn carriage, not a monster." - Don't crash cars! Instead, be careful not to get hit by a car. There were even senior monks who regarded cars as monsters? Song Shuhang wanted to know who the senior was who took the car? Or 'kill' the car? "Selection of location for retreat and matters needing attention - don't let the tragedy of Xiangong layman happen again." -------------------- This is what I think a modern monk looks like.

Level: personal food +; Genre: Urban Rebirth; Comments: Only four words of evaluation: breathtaking. This kind of writing skills and story control ability are the only ones I have seen in more than ten years of online reading. Personally, I think the only bad thing about the whole book is Fan Bibing, which successfully brings this book down a notch. Of course, if you can automatically block and ignore it, this book will be an out-and-out fairy tale for you. There is also a novel by Huayu, "Film Teacher", which is indeed well written, but as it goes on, the protagonist becomes more and more godlike and develops in all directions, almost omniscient and omnipotent. In the words of ordinary people nowadays, it is "increasingly ridiculous". Because I have passed the age where I can live off the main character YY, I put this book down without realizing it. However, "The Age of Literature and Art" is about seeing the real meaning in ordinary times. It can lift a heavy weight as if it is light, and it can also lift a light and heavy weight.

Level: Personal grass jelly-; Genre: urban life; As the title of the book suggests, this novel tells the story of a college student who goes back in time to become a cat, "Black Carbon", and begins his life as a cat. At present, there are no poisonous points (except for a few homophonic Chinese curse words, but they are not considered poisonous). Reborn as a cat, no superpowers, no monsters, no transformation, no cultivation. Just a bland, normal urban life, and the "heroic deeds" that you can do after becoming a cat. This is a rare and good light novel. The reason why it is classified as a "light novel" is because it conforms to many characteristics of light novels. There are no overly intense plot conflicts, and each story can almost stand on its own. From a cat's perspective, life, seeing people, things, and dealing with people. Advantages: First, the style is light and funny, making people feel relaxed and happy. The writing is also relatively casual. Second, there are some exciting moments, some funny moments, some touching moments, and some tears. Third, it is more suitable for publishing or adapting into comics or animations. I think if it is animated, it may become an opportunity for Chinese animation to never escape the age of 9 to 12, hehe. If you don't like your personal opinion, don't comment. Fourth, almost every story can be an independent chapter, which means that it can be put down and picked up at any time. It is very good as a relaxing novel. Fifth, it is interesting and the atmosphere is relaxed and pleasant. Disadvantages: First, some of the words used are a bit vulgar, and the interjections are often full of swear words and a bit of national curse. Sometimes it is inevitable, because without these interjections, the book would lose a lot of color (in my opinion). The author types these relatively sensitive words with homophones. Second, it may be a common problem of light novels or it is not of this style, that is, there are fewer climaxes, less limelight, and fewer slaps in the face. Haha, it is not a passionate novel, but it should be classified as a "hero" novel. 🆔Shen Nong Baicao Review