[Real Long Reviews, Detailed Reviews of Popular Books]

⭐[Good grass][Farming to cultivate immortality] In the Dynasty of Incense and Fire, the protagonist is born as an earth spirit, climbs up the ranks of the priesthood, and cultivates farming to become an immortal. The main reason is that the angle of entry is relatively new. It is not the world of cultivating immortals with the template of fighting monsters and upgrading routines, but the dynasty of Incense and Fire, where the heavens rule the world with Shinto. In addition to the incense priesthood, it is mainly about human nature and sophistication, which is a bit similar to officialdom writing, and is also somewhat similar to "The Immortal Officials of the Celestial Dynasty" written by Wan Ding a while ago. However, it can only be regarded as the beginning by climbing up the land. From a macro perspective, the path taken by this book should still be the development route of farming and cultivating immortals. It is suitable for lovers of farming and cultivating immortals who are tired of watching fighting and killing. It is a cliché that the shortcoming of the novel about farming and cultivating immortals is how the plot is designed. While the writing style is gentle, it must be interesting enough to attract readers. Otherwise, we can't even talk about daily life and can only call it a running account. In this aspect of the book, because I read it relatively early, there were no obvious problems with the 300,000 words in the early stage. But in terms of pace, I personally feel it is a little slower. Finally, in some places in this book, some of the errors are so subtle that they are a bit terrible. If it is a typo, I understand that it is difficult to avoid typing every day. Just correct it in time after the reader catches the bug. However, some of the author's faulty sentences are not caused by typos, but by missing words, which is a bit subtle. Moreover, at least when I read it, even if some readers caught bugs, the author did not make much changes. I suggest that you should spend some time to deal with the problem of typos and sentences, otherwise the length of the article will still affect the perception a bit. Settings:7 Plot:5 Writing style: 6 Others:5

⭐[Good Grass][Daily Entertainment] It has its pros and cons, but overall it's a pretty good Japanese entertainment piece. The mood of the text is not exaggerated and gives people a sense of solidity. The plot has nothing new, it can only be said to be passable, and feels similar to Absolute Ichiban. The differences between several female characters are obvious. The works I copied are my favorites, White Night Walk, Long Vacation, Lonely Gourmet, Furuhata Rensaburo Settings: 6 Plot: 6 Writing style: 6 Others:6

🌿[Hay Cao][Urban Fairy King] This book was originally created based on the recent animation Uncle from Another World, which also traveled back in time; it also had a relative (friend) as the main perspective, asking various questions. The difference is that the two-dimensional novel has a two-dimensional writing style of daily love, while the online novel has a fantasy writing style of immortality, which is more localized and retro, and pays more attention to "pretending" than daily life. There is one thing about this book that I don't like very much Generally speaking, in many fairy tales/fantasy novels, in order to describe how old and awesome this person is, all kinds of praise and all kinds of pretentious words are used to describe the person. Most of the time, what we read is not that he has a strong character, but that he is low. In just a few chapters, this book contains some emotions from time to time, some pranks, some compliments about others' awesomeness, to describe the feeling of endless strength over the years, and the most important thing is that you are in a hurry and deliberately pretend to be awesome. Secondly, the settings in some books are a bit confusing and not clearly written for readers to understand. The reverse routines in the book are old routines after all. I can't say they are new. It's just that this book happened to have good results and was noticed by me. Settings: 5 Plot:5 Writing style: 6 Others:5

🌿[Grain][Jidao Flow] The new book written by two big pineapples, the authors of "Hengtui Martial Arts" and "Jokudou Fist King", is still a big-muscled book with attribute points. This style of writing is so familiar, and the title of the second volume of this book is called "The Most Fierce Fist", which immediately reminded me of the "The Most Fierce Demon" that this old eunuch dropped at the beginning of the year, so I immediately confirmed the true identity of this eunuch, so please proceed with caution. Settings: 6 Plot:5 Writing style: 6 Others:5

🌙[Licorice][Entertainment] In pure American taste, money comes first and everything can be exploited. Visually, it is a vest work made by boiling the sea into wine, and the beginning is exactly the same as Once Upon a Time in America. The plot is very compact, there are almost no wasted pens, and what you get in the previous copy will immediately come into play in the next copy. Capital also continues to increase in this process, from 0 → hundreds of dollars → tens of thousands of dollars. The entire increase process is very smooth. The protagonist's mother has passed away, and his father is a standard blue-collar worker who has just been laid off. He is currently working as a handyman and seems to be doing illegal work; his brother dropped out of high school and is currently working as an apprentice; his younger sister was taken away by people from the Child Welfare Bureau. Rescue of the younger sister is currently the mid-term goal, which leads to the short-term goal of making money, and the long-term goal is to enter college. Take the aunt's copy to deal with her ex-boyfriend as an example. She uses the rules very skillfully, luring him with benefits, giving first when he wants, killing three birds with one stone. First, I helped my aunt get a job as a formal teacher and repaid her kindness. Second, the threat of the ex-boyfriend was completely eliminated, and at the same time, he was not involved at all. Third, further start-up capital has been obtained, which can be used as capital to enter the next copy. Looking forward to the subsequent plot after entering college. Although foreign names are a bit difficult to remember, there are only 4-5 key figures in an incident at present, so there is no problem in remembering them. Settings:7 Plot:8 Writing style: 8 Others:7

[Grain][Gaowu] The male protagonist traveled through time, and the world was similar to the Republic of China. He had an ability similar to that of an observer, which is probably the fourth wall that allows him to look down from a high-dimensional perspective. It's equivalent to giving the male protagonist a high status. In fact, it seems that this ability is not bad. It can be seen that temporarily having super comprehension is very advantageous when practicing breakthroughs. In fact, the beginning is quite good, the background of the world is interesting, and the protagonist's golden finger is also interesting. The origin of the golden finger is explained in an unobtrusive way, and the concept of the attribute panel is naturally introduced. The author's writing is also good, and at least the first thirty chapters are interesting to watch as the protagonist upgrades. However, after chapter 30, starting from the ring, when the foreign lady with the omniscient eye appeared, the style of the book immediately dropped by a level. What was originally a bit of a heavy atmosphere about the country's collapse was completely wiped out by a few flirtatious and cutesy dialogues between the protagonist and the young lady. Overall, this book is definitely not a mindless read, because I was quite tired from reading it, but some of the poisonous points of reducing intelligence and double standards made it difficult to read. Settings: 6 Plot: 4 Writing style: 7 Others:4

⭐[Good Grass][Behind the Scenes Flow] Compared with the traditional Marvel DC, it is more like a behind-the-scenes game text with endless fun in a small world. The protagonist's golden finger is to control the heroic units in the "game". By the way, in the process of playing the "game", he will be continuously strengthened, such as the secret improvement of his "physical fitness". Of course there is also the lottery. The first few chapters are quite smooth, but the author obviously doesn't have a particularly clear idea of ​​the main plot. It fills in a lot of jokes and inexplicable developments, but overall it is a fairly watchable series of this type of behind-the-scenes story. Settings:7 Plot: 6 Writing style: 6 Others:5

[Good grass][Fate flow] The protagonist's name is Li Qingxian, a time traveler. In his previous life, his father was the censor of the imperial court. However, he gave a fatal remonstrance in the case of deposing the prince and eventually died. The protagonist was weak and sickly before. When he was practicing fortune-telling, he obtained the mysterious destiny instrument and mastered the art of fortune-telling, but he died soon after and was replaced by the protagonist after he traveled through time. Relying on the Qi-gazing technique developed in his predecessor, the protagonist discovers that the center of the current dynasty has been controlled by various monsters and monsters. The protagonist can see other people's talents and fates and even various opportunities, so as to discover the big bosses in advance. And all he has to do is how to survive in this chaotic world. Overall, it looks like a relatively clichéd Bai Shuang essay. The so-called innovative destiny flow actually already has a lot of destiny flow essays. The content in the book is more catered to the public's taste. Although this book is inferior to the pioneering works of Confucianism and Taoism, it can still be read. Settings: 6 Plot: 6 Writing style: 7 Others:6

🍂[hay][Confucianism and Taoism] Invincible Confucianism and Taoism, a well-known new book. The routine of pretending to be a pig and eating a tiger and being slapped in the face is written by Bai Shuang. The plot is extremely deliberate. The whole world is targeting Daxia where the protagonist is. It feels like Daxia will be destroyed without the protagonist. It is said to be Confucianism and Taoism, but in fact it is a type that cannot be understood by copying books. I do not dislike literati copying and doing whatever they want. But if you want to copy the big picture, your protagonist must be able to match this part of the mood. This book can only be read and copied, and there is nothing new of its own. Moreover, the water injection is extremely serious. Twenty pages out of the sixty pages are nonsense. You can basically know what is written in it by looking at the title. The plot is dragged out for a long time without any advancement. Settings: 5 Plot: 4 Writing style: 6 Others:3

⭐[Good Grass][Cultivation of Immortality] "I Can't Be the Sword God" author Pei Bubu's new work on immortality is still a happy cultivation of immortality without any sense, morals or routines. The protagonist traveled through time and became a disciple of Shushan. In his previous life, a demon killed his whole family, but the protagonist does not have the hatred and violence of his predecessor. The protagonist with high emotional intelligence is willing to get rid of monsters just because he is afraid of monsters, and relies on the effect of the golden finger to improve his combat effectiveness and sense of security. This golden finger is a giant white tower in the mind, which can reward you with treasures after slaying demons. The protagonist starts with killing the lantern monster, and the rewarded Qi Gathering Pill increases the protagonist's cultivation speed. The big monsters killed later will be rewarded with magic weapons and so on. The protagonist has a female master who is addicted to alcohol. The protagonist is her only disciple, which is the weakest peak in Shu Mountain. The heroine Shan is another senior sister Feng. The cold-looking fairy has a very contrasting real side. The new book still continues the style of the previous book but is more mature, and the spirituality is still there, the mind continues to expand, and it can make people relax for a moment and smile. However, the character dialogue in the book is very modern, and the logic is not so reasonable and smooth. The book also lacks fierce conflicts and the traditional excitement of the protagonist seeking to make amends and killing everything. In the eyes of traditional fairy tale readers, it lacks fairy spirit. Settings: 6 Plot: 6 Writing style: 6 Others:6

🌙[Good grass][Hunting article] This is a very niche hunting novel. The protagonist is reborn in the 1980s and continues to be a hunter. The location is a forest farm in Northeast China, and the storyline is very novel. At least I have never seen this kind of online article that specializes in hunting before. Whether it is hunting or the customs and customs of Northeast China, they are all described in a convincing way. From a layman's point of view, it feels like being fooled. The author's life accumulation is very good, and his writing style can also write these contents in a meaningful way. But you need to be mentally prepared for the poisonous points before watching. Family factors - it is actually reasonable for the father to beat up the young guy who ventured into hunting. It was normal for the mother to help save money and control the family in that era, but it could easily cause the protagonist's positive feedback after a successful hunt to be reduced too much. Secondly, there were several perspective changes, and I personally felt that the rhythm was stuck. At least twice in the public chapter, a few chapters are written from other people's perspectives, and the experience is average. Readers who are interested in hunting adventures in the mountains can read it, at least the content in this aspect is good. Settings:7 Plot: 6 Writing style: 6 Others:6

🌙[Licorice][HP fan] The world in the story is one where Voldemort has won and there are two Hogwarts. One is Hogwarts under the control of Voldemort, which is very hierarchical and more terrifying than the school in Part 7. The other Hogwarts is in exile on a carriage. The wizarding world is ruled by blood, much like the caste system in India, and Muggles are not even allowed to own wands. The Hogwarts on the carriage in this book subtly reminds me of the "Southwestern Associated University". The overall story is depressing but still has a small amount of hope. The protagonist has no system and is slightly cheating in a controlled way. Even in a carriage, you can still explore the mysteries of magic with the protagonist. Hogwarts still moves and awes us in the first place. One possible disadvantage is that the sensational plot is too abrupt. If you are not very attached to the original characters, you may find it a bit embarrassing. However, the creativity and early stages are good, and now there is even a spy part. The first plot is about the black magic professor stealing the magic stone, which can be considered a very beautiful tribute to the original work. There is also the fact that the protagonist's deception is probably a combination of modern science and magic, which I still can't accept. After all, the magic in the original work is more agnostic. Settings:7 Plot:8 Writing style: 7 Others:7

🌙[Licorice][Forensic Literature] Shui Niao's new book is a professional article on urban systems. The second generation got the system right after graduating from college and became a forensic scientist. He can gain skills by completing system tasks. You can call Shui Niao's book dull, the supporting characters' IQs are not online, and the protagonist is an emotionless gold-fingered tool man, but you can't deny that it is really enjoyable. The author is good at writing professional and technical articles, and many times the details are so precise that it feels like the real thing. In Shui Niao's steel tycoon, academic master, and great doctor, it can be seen that the author consulted relevant information and related papers in order to write the book. Even sometimes, some professional materials or encyclopedias can be used to clear up the water. Of course, this does not change the fact that it is a water bird. It is used as a supporting role in many books: various forms of spider plants at the beginning of each chapter, and tasting various delicacies from various places every few chapters... Settings:7 Plot:7 Writing style: 7 Others:7

🌾[Grain and Grass][Beast Control Style] A humorous beast-bending novel. The protagonist travels to a parallel world, which is a Pokémon-like world where humans can control monsters to gain power. After the protagonist failed the college entrance examination, he accidentally made a contract with a dying juvenile Golden Crow and became a beast master. The golden finger is the little golden crow in the body, which can add buffs to fire monsters and increase their level. Ever since "Unscientific Beast Control" became popular, a number of articles on beast control have emerged. Basically, there are too many articles on the street and there is nothing to read. The author of this book, Yu Yu, is a relatively big name. His previous work, "Lord of Nine Stars", achieved very good results, and he also received a major contract from Qidian. This time, the beast-controlling novel is innovating while retaining its own light-hearted and funny style. The novel routine is not new, and the setting of the magical parallel world is currently poorly written at the starting point. "Full-time Mage" and "Global Martial Arts" all have this setting. Moreover, the setting of monsters does not break away from the shadow of Pokémon, and they are all relatively cute types. There is a little golden crow with a loli shape and a cute little fox. This battle smells like Pokémon and looks very awkward. In the early stages, the two characters Li Mengnan and Gong Cheng were also very unpleasant. The author wanted to make the monster pet cute, but it would be awkward to pretend to be cute. You might as well learn from "Unscientific Control of Beasts" on this point. If you like beast-controlling novels, cute pet novels, or want to read a light-hearted and funny novel, then you can barely read this book. If you can't adapt to the literary style of younger readers, then it is not recommended. Settings: 6 Plot:5 Writing style: 6 Others:5

⭐[Good Grass][Strange Flow] From the Blood Moon author's new book. The world has become very strange after a big explosion. The male protagonist is bent on revenge and is extremely decisive in killing. He discovers that there is an elusive Father An behind his experience. The sense of déjà vu is very strong, whether it is the background or the fact that the male protagonist realizes that he has been being arranged by others, and the cute girl with strange abilities beside the male protagonist is so similar to Hongyue, it feels like he is following the same old routine. The settings of various demons have a strong sense of déjà vu from Fujimoto's manga Chainsaw Man. Although the author borrowed a lot of things and tried his best to create a madman's character for the protagonist, it is obvious that the author is not good at truly describing that kind of crazy personality. The whole novel gives people the impression that it is telling a cliché story with a weird and crazy outer shell. The author writes crazy and weird things that are full of tackiness and painstaking efforts to create it. Although it borrows a lot of settings, it doesn't have that flavor. All in all, my evaluation of this book is that it is a vulgar work that puts old wine in new bottles and rests on the foundation of this book. Settings:7 Plot:5 Writing style: 6 Others:5

💀[Poisonous Weed][Wasteland] A piece of wasteland writing that makes people find it hard to put into words. The protagonist is a super genius whose IQ is so high that he has no common language with others. As a result, his high IQ meant that the six years he traveled through time were worse than anyone else's. He was like a weakling who could be bullied by anyone. His only property was a three-wheeled garbage truck. Any little gangster can betray him, be better than him, and be stronger than him. Moreover, at the beginning of the story, he was beaten and turned into a two-legged sheep, who was about to become food. We can only wait for the plug-in to come. There is a problem with the logic of this book's opening. I think that if any animal had a much higher IQ than its peers, it would not become so miserable, but would live a better life than them. The dog will become the dog king, the wolf will become the wolf king, and the lion will become the lion king. The protagonist's "high IQ" means that he is about to become food. And from the moment he was caught at the beginning to being injected with drugs, did the protagonist do anything specific to advance the plot? Even if he lays down without doing anything, the outcome will be the same as if he did a fierce operation. This is very confusing. After watching the follow-up, the plot is dragging, the characters are empty, and there is almost no description of the wasteland. It feels really nondescript... Settings: 3 Plot: 4 Writing style: 5 Others:3

⭐[Good Grass][Naruto Fan] A new book by the author of "The New Order of Azeroth" and "Marvel's Princess Becomes a King", written by a Naruto fan. The protagonist, Ino Yamanaka, who has just turned 12 and is about to graduate in half a year, is afraid that the butterfly effect caused by time travel will prevent him from being able to lie down and survive the infinite Tsukuyomi five years later like his original self. He studies hard and practices hard to reach the top of the ninja world by shirking the blame and adding points. In the book, the ancestors of the Yamanaka clan are set as followers of the Sage of Six Paths. The "Heart Turning Technique" is also derived from the idea of ​​the Sage of Six Paths using chakra to connect people and understand each other. It was supplemented and improved by some Yin Escape knowledge learned from the Ninja sect by the ancestors of the Yamanaka clan. It is much more powerful. The "Heart Turning Technique", "Heart Confusion Technique" and "Mind Transferring Technique" that appeared in the comics are only the initial stage of this set of family secrets. When you practice more deeply, you can have DND psychic effects such as "reading thoughts", "mind exchange", "mind demon seed", etc. However, the requirements for Yin attribute qualifications are very high. Since its establishment, only the ancestors of the Yamanaka clan have mastered them all. Fortunately, the protagonist has a golden finger that comes with time travel. As long as someone else takes the blame, he can add points to the eight attributes of Ninja, Body, Illusion, Xian, Strength, Speed, Essence, and Seal, as well as the seven chakra properties of Yin, Yang, Fire, Wind, Thunder, Earth, and Water. The ninja school also has Uzumaki Naruto, the troublemaker, who can act as the scapegoat. With Naruto's contribution, the protagonist has made rapid progress, and finally mastered the "Heart Turn Technique" before the graduation exam, and has some capital to protect himself. When you read the text, you thought it was a story where the protagonist gets into trouble and then passes the blame to others to become stronger. However, after reading the text, you realize that it is actually the author who is trying his best to create trouble and pass the blame to others, not the protagonist. If you only read the title, you can better understand the core of this article, which is the various conspiracy theories that are relatively common among Naruto fans, "Black Zetsu is the first generation Naekage, and Danzo is the second generation." Each original character has his own conspiracy and calculation, but he is innocent and simple on the surface, and the unreasonable parts in the animation are all acted by them, blahblahblah. The author may have been so excited about the story that as he read it, the protagonist no longer had any sense of existence, and the scenes were almost completely taken away by the original characters who took the blame. In other words, I want to see the protagonist do something big and actively create trouble, rather than the author relying on magic modification of the original work to create trouble, so that the unsuspecting female protagonist can passively gain a lot of points. Settings:7 Plot: 6 Writing style: 7 Others:6

🌙[Licorice][LOL fan] Taking the red route in the LOL world is a road that has never been imagined. The protagonist traveled to Pi City and was a low-level worker of Zaun descent. By chance, he signed a summoner contract with Janna. In order to help the goddess Janna regain her strength, he chose the red route to mobilize the masses and gather the power of believers' faith. Here is a brief introduction to the background. In the LoL background, the twin cities of Pi City and Zaun are integrated, with a rich area on one side and a slum on the other. It is quite cyberpunk, and the class contradiction is very obvious. Rich, handsome people like the policewoman and Jace are from the Piltover camp, and non-mainstream painting styles like werewolves, Mundo, and Alchemy are from Zaun. Janna is set as the goddess of wind, condensed by people's beliefs. The more believers she has, the stronger she will be. For details, please refer to the animation "Battle of Two Cities". The author, River Wang, also likes to combine lol elements with animation. This was the case in previous works such as "Le Sin's Bizarre Adventure", "Pirate Galen" and "Tamu Sage of Miaomu Mountain". This time, he directly traveled to the lol world, and while retaining the relaxed and funny style, he explored the red route in more depth, adding a layer of depth to the work. Of course, it is just an online article after all, so don't set too high standards in this regard. The requirements for the red route are too high, which exceeds the positioning of this book. Moreover, the current starting point is in the background of "The Battle of Two Cities", which makes it easier to write some class and social propositions. It is hard to say whether the novel will collapse after the world view expands later. Many books that set first will inevitably end up unfinished. Please look forward to it with caution. Settings:7 Plot:7 Writing style: 7 Others:7

🌙[Licorice][Zhu Tianwen] A comprehensive collection of astronomy starting with Conan. The main world is called the Demon Continent. There are demons similar to parasitic beasts that can parasitize in human bodies and eat human brains. When the protagonist traveled through time, he was fighting for his body with demons and became a half-demon creature. Goldfinger can accumulate energy by increasing his popularity, and then travel through the heavens. The protagonist improves himself from the world of heavens and maintains the consciousness of humans in the main world, which is the "re-creation" in the title. Currently experiencing three worlds: Conan, Naruto, and Demon Slayer. What's interesting is that the protagonist is direct and does not brute force. For example, in the world of Conan, the protagonist is not interested in being a detective. He mainly develops force and uses force to break the situation in the winery. He is straightforward and straightforward, without any procrastination. I am quite disgusted with Conan's unit dramas. How many good Conan fans have been dragged from food to hay by the long unit dramas. All in all, it is a very refreshing comprehensive collection of astronomy. Settings:7 Plot:7 Writing style: 7 Others:6

🌙[Licorice][Gram] Yuantong's new book. Resistance setting similar to the Sunless Sea. The world was once basically destroyed, everything was covered by the ocean, only a few land masses survived, and there were indescribable existences under the deep sea. The old days have also died, and the survivors have created artificial suns at the expense of themselves to continue to maintain the world. The protagonist wakes up and finds that he has only one room left. When he walks out of the room, he is possessed by the ghost ship captain from another world. Of course, as the plot develops, it seems that everything is not that simple. At the same time, the protagonist can randomly possess humans in land cities through consciousness projection. He is currently possessed by one of the followers of an evil god who aims to restore the old days. This book has all the shortcomings of his previous works, namely, off-line characters, uncomfortable oral habits, and frequent "mechanical" action descriptions. All in all, in my opinion, his characterization was totally lacking. However, his advantage is the structure of his grand worldview. Xiling and Abnormal Creatures should be considered soft science fiction, and starting from Sword of the Dawn he combined fantasy and science fiction. This book further introduces elements of mystery, so this book is still worth looking forward to. Settings:8 Plot: 6 Writing style: 8 Others:7