Invincible Flow, Bumujiu, Urban Competitive Fandom, Mostly Single Female Protagonists

I thought I would never finish reading a hacker-themed book. After all, I haven't finished reading any book on hackers such as future hard drives, mobile phones, and computers. But the fact is that I read this book from cover to cover and it was very well written. Maybe it's not humorous, but sometimes it's funny to me to just pretend to be B-like. The plot is also well designed, from meeting my girlfriend at the beginning, to developing the company later, to invading the satellite of the book's biggest villain, the boss, and stealing the most intelligent AI. There was nothing that made me feel bored, and the emotional scenes were also written quite well for me. The only drawback is that the single heroine only lasts until the penultimate chapter. Of course this is just a personal thought.

This book about the Three Kingdoms is not the most enjoyable, nor is it the most beautiful, but it is this book that impressed me the most. I roughly remember the protagonist, character, plot, and ending. There are three female protagonists, but I still finished watching it. The ending was well written. I was quite touched when I saw the note in Cao Cao's tomb.

I seem to have finished reading this one of the Da Song Dynasty novels. The short length of the book is a very important factor, and there is nothing too silly. The plot is quite compact, so I read the ending from the beginning very smoothly.

Completed I have forgotten who the heroine is, it has been a while since I watched it. In my impression: After running away after the first few dozen chapters, he started to get better. He used some tricks to prevent Liu Bang from relinquishing military power from other princes, so he returned to the situation of disputes between princes. The books I was able to finish were pretty good.

Many people talk about water in this book, but I don't agree. I won't tell you how many thousands of words I wrote before I could play with the first team, for fear of scaring you. Personally, I prefer Wudi-style novels, so I have no interest in novels about slow growth. The author of this book said that the protagonist grows up slowly, but I think people who like the invincible style can also read it, because Goldfinger is very special and makes people feel very powerful. The protagonist is a person with a vision of 99 (maybe more, but the maximum value is 99), so playing football feels very relaxed and not depressing. The first few dozen chapters are what I think are the most interesting. Although I have been playing with the youth team, I didn't feel impatient at all and read them all bit by bit. Life and football go well together, but the game takes up more of it later on. Of course, it's not ugly. The only thing I didn't like was the heroine. I can't say I don't like it, I can only say I'm a little disappointed. Personally, I prefer girls younger than me and not foreigners. However, the author writes that the female protagonist is both older than the male protagonist and also a foreigner. . . And the very popular high school classmate seems to have no hope. But I can still read the book. I can score 88 points in the competitive category. (Two points deducted for the female lead) Abandoned books: 1. Rebel: I really disliked Chapter 2. First of all, the plot of rescuing the beauty is boring. After the rescue, the eyes scanning the girl's body make the girl feel disgusted. Then the protagonist regretted exposing his wolfish nature too early. . . Speechless. When the girl finally left, the protagonist thought: Why did she leave like this? At least leave a phone number! Anyway, I didn't want to read it. 2.

I rarely read books on cultivation, and most of them are less than 200,000 words long. This book is good. Most of the plots are interesting and the characters are vivid. It is the book that I can remember the most supporting characters. The dozens of chapters in this book that go into the mysterious island and the Chu family's martial arts competition are not that interesting. The rest of the book is good, and it seems to get better as you go to the back. I heard that the author copied the book reviews, but I never found it once. I searched through the book reviews for a long time and couldn't find it. . . Books I discarded: Heavenly Cleaner (probably this name)

The writing is pretty good, some people may think it's too dark or something, but I don't feel that way. The author's strength has improved very quickly. He is the same age as Kakashi. When he was about eighteen or nineteen years old, he collected some chakra from the nine tailed beasts to synthesize the small ten-tails, so he is not depressed in terms of strength. That's all.

Completed. The protagonist soon becomes invincible I personally think that the early writing of this book was not very good, and the plot is a bit cliche. A life-or-death fight with an Uchiha is my least favorite plot in the whole book. But after this period, the plot starts to look better. The writing is smooth, and the plot is quite attractive, and the slap in the face is better than the previous ones, making it easier to accept. For example, the process of taking Haku, Koso and Kimimaro to take the chunin exam was quite fun (although I have seen a lot of this kind of plot). . . So if you feel bad after reading the beginning, please read it patiently, or just skip it. The last two-thirds can be rated 85 points.