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[Recommendation Index: 7.3] Capybara has discovered a new water plot method since its last book, Academic Master, which is to focus on describing the handsomeness of the protagonist. This idea is worth learning from all authors who have good writing but are slow to update and are always poor. The reason is that if you want to depict a character who is awesome in a certain professional field, in order to cope with the current situation A large number of highly educated and idle people lurking among readers often have to spend a lot of eight hours away from home to look up information or even seek consultation. However, writing about a handsome protagonist is different. As long as the protagonist you create makes readers feel involved, describing the various benefits of handsomeness and the pleasure of reading can definitely work again and again. (The premise of this water magic is that there must be writing, there must be writing!)

[Recommendation index: 7.7] DND, adventure + farming, harem (there are indeed too many girls, I can't remember...) Although the adventure plot is a traditional way of killing monsters and upgrading, it is not a routine. I personally like it. The author is very careful and has carefully considered the economic development, political structure and other fields of the world in the text, so farming is not mindless. Some people criticized the characters' dialogue for being too Chinese-style and incompatible with the Western fantasy background. It seems that there is some problem in this aspect, but if the writing style is too Westernized, there will be a "translation accent" (I personally feel that books that are too Westernized are easy to get tired when reading), which is really difficult to control. But it may be the first time for the author to write a book. Can you please be considerate? And as far as this book is concerned, I can still accept it. After reading it for a long time, it won't feel too dramatic.

[Recommendation index: 7.2] The story is a relatively typical supernatural horror infinite stream, and each dungeon is well written. Among the supernatural genres I have watched (I don't read much), it is the one with the best horror atmosphere. However, it also has the common problem of most infinite streams - the dungeons are just food, and the main plot is trying to feed you shit. Every time the protagonist makes a choice in the main plot, you will have an association - is there something wrong with your brain? To give a very simple example, there is a ghost attracted by the protagonist in the mirror of the haunted house, and it poses a threat to the lives of tourists. How does the protagonist solve it? He covered all the mirrors with black cloth and reminded staff not to come into close contact with them. I really want to slap the protagonist twice: Is it difficult to remove all the mirrors and throw them outside? Is it fun to treat tourists' lives like a joke? Let's catch up for now.

[Recommendation index: 6.2] Spiritual energy recovery + system flow, reckless man system + lazy cancer protagonist. If you don't study it in depth, it's acceptable, but if you think about it carefully, it's redundant. I always think it's mostly interesting. The new generation of cool novels pay attention to fun and rhythm, and at the same time, they always put a Buddhist shell on the protagonist. It is an antinomy to want Ge You to lie down and watch it happily. Internet writing is not the first-tier entertainment choice. The choice is always for entertainment. Nowadays, more and more attention is paid to a true temperament, then Golden Finger will become more down-to-earth, and the opponent will be more flattered. I always think it is an improvement. Shuangwen is moving towards an assembly line fast food approach which is always the basis for stable quality. I feel that it is not far from bottoming out and rebounding.

[Recommendation index: 8.8] There are many people who recommend this book, and there are also many people who criticize it. Different people have different feelings, which is normal. If you are interested in her, I still recommend going to see it in person. There may be some "poisonous points" and "shortcomings" in the book, but to me, there is only one advantage, and that is "good-looking". The science man travels through the magical continent, a world where theocracy is supreme, productivity is low, and full of monsters. Witches with superpowers are regarded as minions of the devil and are hated and killed by people. The protagonist's wish is to launch a vigorous alien version of the industrial revolution with the help of witches. The writing is excellent and there is no nerdiness. Collect witches, develop industry, use the torrent of steel to resist the judgment of the Holy See, and use muskets and cannons to resist the invasion of the devil!

[Recommendation Index: 8.5] A very enjoyable online game article. I have read some articles about becoming an NPC, and most of them are either a little dark, or they want to explore the meaning of different positions. In short, it is not pleasant to be muddled. When I read this article, it was written in one go and it was heart-warming. The author's writing style is humorous and there are many funny jokes. Even if the players are cut like leeks, they only feel funny and not inappropriate at all. So writing style is important~ This relaxed writing style will make people more tolerant of logic and other errors. For example, even if we are talking about zombies, we will automatically bring in "Plants vs. Zombies" instead of "Silent Hill". The author's control of the plot so far has been very good. He is not slow and slow, and he knows what the readers are expecting (a veteran). Now that he is back to Aquamarine, I hope he can continue to control the rhythm in the future and not go against the will. I am looking forward to arranging a few more famous and characterful characters!

[Recommendation index: 8.9] A fantasy version of the Prince's Revenge or a dark version of the Revenge of the Undead? No, none of this is important. Yes, the main quest is not important to our Roland Archlich. The key is to spoof, the key is to complain, the key is to make you laugh. Here is the alliance of gentlemen (changes) and scholars (states), here is the minotaur executive president who loves streaking, here is the sexy virgin black elf (!) Urban management, and here is the Bone Dragon roller coaster. . . . . None of this is the key, the key is the tragic wind of universal (two-way) love (socket), and the resulting concept of tragic (changing) wind (attitude). . . . There is no need to think too hard in this book, just follow the crazy lich and his friends to have fun. As for the plot, main line, boss and so on, it is all clouds. Don't read this book when you are ready to eat, otherwise the rice will spit out.

[Recommendation Index: 9.1] This is a book suitable for old people to read. It seems that it requires a little patience. The author also said in the article that the pace of this book will be very slow. The beginning may not be that appealing, but I watched it several times before I got into it. But after reading it, it gave me a whole new reading experience that made me want to stop. The story is set in a different world, similar to the West during the first industrial revolution (I think it's basically the UK). There are steam-belching machines here, as well as an elegant, old-fashioned style like a black and white movie. Here are extraordinary people who have mastered mysterious power, and evil gods who are far above the void, but seem to be right next to you and me. Steampunk, Cthulhu Mythology, SCP Foundation and other elements are naturally and skillfully blended together, making people unconsciously immersed in it and unable to extricate themselves.

[Recommendation index: 7.9] Strictly speaking, it is three and a half stars, writing 6.5, Plot 6, characters 6.5, Imagination 9.5, Setting 7.5, Attractiveness 5.5, Overall rating 6.5 However, because the imagination is really explosive and it is suitable for certain audiences, I gave it four stars (I didn't watch it the first two times, but one day I unknowingly read 100 chapters and got out of hand). The story of the protagonist starting from a small cell and embarking on the road of evolution. Although there is no gender, the name "Lin" can be considered to be the female protagonist. Even if it is just a monster, the protagonist must have a golden finger. The protagonist can control every cell in his body and complete rapid evolution. In the ancient times, there were no intrigues and intrigues. Everything was for the simplest survival. Compared with most online articles, it seems very light. There are also problems. One is that it is too long. Also, without the atmosphere of the world, it cannot arouse people's desires, and there is little motivation to follow up. The writing style also feels a bit dry.

[Recommendation Index: 7.1] The protagonist is set as a time traveler with a career as a warlock. However, at present, he can only be said to be a hunter who knows some magic. The current plot trend is political conspiracy + continental war. The protagonist establishes a revolutionary base in the mountains, while using the knowledge of the past life to increase productivity, and then gathers the power of the crowd to improve his own magic research and professional class promotion. The protagonist is rational and calm, and puts self-preservation as the first priority. At first, he was relatively kind-hearted without hindering himself. But now he can be said to have completed the transformation from an ordinary citizen to a reserve politician.

[Recommendation Index: 6.1] Advantages: The setting is brilliant, the excitement is great, and the plot is also very compact. Disadvantages: The outline is fluent, and the protagonist in the back is a bit low. A typical example of broken writing, the theme of starting high and going low, and creating a world step by step is very attractive, but many times it feels like the author can't come up with adjectives for a long time, and it feels awkward to stutter for a long time. When I read it again, I found that it was already unfinished, so I went straight to the last few chapters. The plot was not over yet, and the protagonist was actually tricked. The next hundred or ten extra chapters were all about the extras who staged an embarrassing epic journey.

[Recommendation Index: 7.2] Both advantages and disadvantages are achieved to the extreme. The advantage lies in the author's warm and relaxed style, the large length of the novel, the strong pastoral flavor, and the warmth, comfort, and positive energy. Coupled with the author's extremely sophisticated writing style, this warm style runs through every detail, which is very rare. However, hidden behind this warm fairy tale is a plot that is basically devoid of rationality. It is a character interpretation that is difficult to accept. It is a style that is completely different from the previous life flow. It sacrifices the rationality of the plot and everything is for the sake of warmth and sensationalism... Recommended to those friends who do not have high requirements for rationality and like warm life.

[Recommendation Index: 7.1] Although it is not the first book in the Aura Returns genre, it is undeniable that this genre became a routine after the appearance of this book. As for the world view created by this book and the slow-moving plot development with some daily life but mainly about upgrading and practicing to show off, how much impact it has had on later generations, just look at the results of "My King, Spare Your Life". The male protagonist has a slightly lower sense of presence and is crushed by the female protagonist. People who don't like this style are cautious and fall into the trap.

[Recommendation Index: 7.6] A masterpiece among Xueba's novels, it is not inferior to Capybara. In fact, I think it is better than Capybara and has more useful information. When it comes to learning Ba Wen, everyone is more interested in reading the practical stuff. Pretending and slapping someone in the face is enough. It would be too boring to be slapped in the face in school when someone like Yang Rui is about to get a Nobel Prize. This one is much better, basically I don't mean to slap you in the face, I just leave quickly so that you can't catch up. Although the author repeatedly emphasizes that the protagonist's emotional intelligence is not good, he is actually quite methodical in doing things. He understands his own strengths and does not offend others. As a scholar, it is enough to be able to produce results without deliberately offending others. Society is always more tolerant of scientists. The author's human nature is sophisticated, his comments are accurate, and he can expect to maintain his standard.

[Recommendation Index: 6.9] How to put it this way, the supernatural and suspense atmosphere is well created, but I always feel that the author has tried too hard in some places. Here are a few examples: the protagonist keeps saying that he is poor, and the gray airflow that lights up the golden finger runes is not enough, but look at how many items the protagonist has strengthened with golden fingers in just a few days since the Blue Blood Moon? Kung Fu, martial arts, weapons, and tonics all work together. The other one is the dead man's money scene. The author wastes a lot of words to describe the innocence of the little girl and how unjust her death is, and makes the protagonist show great indignation. It made me think that the next second the protagonist is going to find the culprit and kill him. However, there is no more, and he continues to find the butcher to get the weapon... There is another one: The protagonist has been practicing Kung Fu for ten years, and in one afternoon, he has been able to surpass others in Kung Fu for ten years. After decades of Kung Fu, he almost killed an evil spirit driver driving a luxury car... Behind him, the Arhat and the Vajra Seal are perfect, and the golden bell has ten layers. The name of the Kung Fu skill is too good to hold on to, and he almost overturns in the hands of a two-stage zombie... It feels like the power system is about to collapse.

[Recommendation Index: 7.5] A story about a protagonist who is reborn and crushes the big BOSS all the way, but is incomparable. The biggest feature of this book is the creation of a terrifying atmosphere, which achieves an extremely scary effect through some seemingly impossible reversals. This kind of horror is wonderful in the early stages when the world is unknown. But the biggest problem comes from this. The protagonist of a horror story cannot be invincible, otherwise the horror atmosphere will disappear. This is the case in the later stages of the book, but it still abuses reversal. Without the blessing of terror, this reversal seems very thin and ridiculous. Moreover, most of the reversals used by the author are within ten chapters, without any foreshadowing, and are quite mindless reversals. Another major shortcoming is that there are too many personal items, and they have nothing to do with the story. Once a character appears and expresses the author's extremely populist values, it will no longer be of any use and will have no value in advancing the plot. In the early stage of fairy grass, the hay was poisonous after the protagonist's sister-in-law died.

[Recommendation Index: 8.2] A recent realistic historical novel with a good reputation. The author's writing style and description of historical details are eye-catching. The writing style is down-to-earth and chewy. The male protagonist travels through the Guangdong coast in the late Ming Dynasty, starts from Xiaoqi, and participates in Yu Dayou's counter-rebellion in Qingyuan. He relies on his hard work and advanced knowledge to gain the trust and support of the people around him, one step at a time! The plot of the story is well arranged, rigorous yet interesting. It depicts the corruption of the officialdom in the late Ming Dynasty, the desperate and corrupt life of the military households, the widespread killing of good people for credit, and the hopeless suffering of the lower class. The overall atmosphere is a bit depressing. In general, the writing style is smooth, sophisticated and detailed, the logic is reasonable, the story is vivid, the golden finger is very elegant, and the overall style is realistic. The description of Ming Dynasty firearms is quite interesting. Recommended to book lovers who like textual research and rational historical texts.

[Recommendation Index: 7.8] The new style of unlimited flow uses Chinese classical fantasy Shan Hai Jing, folk legends and Taoist systems as its power system, and its form is novel. The protagonist is not anti-human, not a stallion, and has his own principles for dealing with things. The plot is smooth and the writing is orthodox mixed with strangeness, which is fascinating. The language is a bit clumsy, which slightly affects the reading experience.

[Recommendation Index: 7.8] A very interesting western fantasy with an original world view. Gods and demons each chose their spokesmen: priests and wizards. At the same time, natural spellcasters are called "wild witches" and are captured by both sides because of their potential to transform into wizards. The protagonist is a weak wild wizard who was rescued by a time traveler and tricked into becoming a magician. But the magic of the time traveler is incomplete, and the protagonist needs to fill it in with his own imagination...

[Recommendation Index: 5.6] This is a non-mainstream book on immortality. The traditional world of immortality is mostly cold, rational, and dark, with some emotional dramas mixed in. The author adds more positive and emotional descriptions. The protagonist is a good-for-nothing with full of emotions and a bottom line. The overall plot arrangement is very smooth and the writing style is also very sensational. It should be said that it is a fairy tale above this level. However, the power system should be an epiphany and explosive style, rather than an upgrading practice flow. Coupled with the hot-blooded and irrational characters, the key author is very good at writing sensational dramas, which some friends may not like.