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Evaluation: Nondescript, pseudo-Zhutian game writing with no interesting points. Introduction: The protagonist Lu Qingfeng traveled to this world due to a car accident. Sixteen years later, he obtained a lost game ring and thus became eligible for the game "Prehistoric". The time flow rate between the game and reality is 100:1. The skills learned in the game can be brought into reality. The protagonist enters the game with his own Taoist-level skills "Huang Ting Jing", which can be integrated with skills, deduced skills, and upgraded skills. Then the protagonist relies on this to continuously derive various great magical powers. Advantages: There are no major flaws in the writing style. Disadvantages: Let's focus on it here. First of all, I won't go into details about the eunuch that everyone criticizes, because I can't stand it until I see the middle. It doesn't matter whether the eunuch is a eunuch or not; this book is classified as a game novel, but the skills of the game can be brought into reality, so it can be regarded as a time-traveling astronomy, but this is the bad thing about it, and readers on both sides are disgusted. 1. Regardless of priority, the biggest problem with this book is that the protagonist keeps shouting that the game serves reality. This is originally a good point of view, but the author seeks death and sets the protagonist to die in the game. Every time he enters the game, he is like a social animal who has completed the death KPI, mechanically performing a "quick death mission" towards the inevitable ending. After watching two or three dungeons, I have no sense of expectation. I will die anyway, and I won't be able to level up anyway, so just die. After death, it's okay to bring the accumulation of the game to reality and pretend to be slapped in the face, but in reality, he basically doesn't describe it very much, just brush it off. After death, the next game time will follow, and the real-life character relationships, plot, etc. Basically have no sense of picture; 2. The author recommends laying the foundation, which is also a good point of view, but the author seems to have gone to the extreme and misunderstood what laying the foundation is. The protagonist can die for several lives for the Qi Refining Period, practicing Qi over and over again without upgrading. He has practiced Qi for thousands or hundreds of years, and it is not the kind of Qi training that can destroy the Mahayana stage at three thousand levels. It is limited to Qi training, and he can only survive the Qi Refining period. A foundation building will crush him to death in minutes. The subsequent foundation building and golden elixir are the same, which... Violates the principle of laying the foundation. The normal approach should be to hit the highest realm as quickly as possible. Climb as high as you can. First expand your horizons and knowledge, and then use the opportunity of heavy work to practice from the bottom up step by step to check for deficiencies. Instead of being like a child who answers elementary school questions 10,000 times. Can you get into college even if you answer questions 1,000 times? If you don't even know where you are lacking or where you are not good, how can you find out what is missing and make up for it? Isn't this just sitting in a well looking at the sky and being a frog at the bottom of the well? 3. The author may have wanted to build a protagonist who knows everything, but unfortunately, he has become a model of master of everything. By the foundation stage, the author is proficient in several supreme skills. He has 20 or 30 major magical powers such as the five-color divine light, and countless minor magical powers, but there is no sense of achievement. Anyone who meets a magical skill can beat him. Typically, he has to learn everything and cannot master anything else. 4. In the middle and later stages, the protagonist's mentality is almost magical. As long as he sees other people's good things, he has to find ways to kill them and snatch them away. He is completely cowardly and evil;

Rating: Below average, you can read it in this book shortage, but I have no desire to vote. Closer to home, the new book is about a new book. The protagonist is a Taoist genius in the world of immortality. He has been through a tribulation in Mahayana for 120 years. However, because he has never been out of the mountain gate and has not undergone any trials, his Taoist heart is dissatisfied and the tribulation has failed. The remnant soul of Mahayana has traveled to a low-level person in a doomsday world. Warning in advance: Those who want to see the immortal civilization crushed and honored in the doomsday can quit. Those who want to watch the passionate battle in the doomsday can quit. There is nothing exciting about this article. It neither describes the freedom and ease of Mahayana cultivators and their rebirth, nor the passionate struggle for extreme survival in the apocalypse, let alone the confrontation between two civilizations. The first 100 chapters are okay, just read the follow-up. The protagonist's cultivator may be different from the cultivator understood in the Internet. You say he is the kind of person in the low-war world who tests talismans, fireballs and beats devils. He also has the follow-up story of wielding a sword and riding the wind to resist the catastrophe. You say he is a high-level martial arts cultivator who refines his energy and ascends. , His Golden Core Nascent Soul can only use large earth thorns, fireballs, and flying swords by stacking materials and using them as cold weapons. He has no sword skills, sword intentions, and other techniques. There is no sense of expectation for the protagonist's upgrade, because it seems to have been limited to death. After the upgrade, he is destined to be pressed to the ground and rubbed. The most important thing is that the attitude of the protagonist is also very strange. It belongs to that kind. I know that enemies will come tomorrow but I am not prepared. I know that upgrading can solve the problem and I just want to level up. Every time, after waiting for millions of lives to die, I will symbolically say that I can solve the immediate problem by being obsessed with it. After solving it, I will continue to wait for the next consumption of human life... To be honest, this kind of thing cannot be called the apocalypse. The death method of the apocalypse has long been annihilated. I feel that human life is equivalent to the NPC that refreshes the game plot. What happens after the protagonist upgrades the Tiantian Archway? Hey, just play, but don't upgrade. Then after finally upgrading, guess what, you can't beat it...

Evaluation: System puppet, as stupid as xx. I was persuaded to quit after Chapter 6, and I endured reading Chapter 20. It was a waste of my leisure time on the subway commute in the morning, as if I was fed a bunch of cock. It's a very speechless book. I don't know how it got on the ranking list. Are all the votes on the Qidian ranking list now? Or is it that the online article reading community has degenerated to the point where it is worse than (xx blocked words)? The protagonist has a system, but the system does not allow him to absorb the elixir? Forced waste physique? If that's all, it's fine to be a life player and practice various arts, but is physical training also considered an art? Okay, this is a setting, and we don't have any leverage, but since your system is a skill point, you only play chess with it? It's acceptable to just play chess, but you can obviously accumulate more points by playing chess with people who are good at chess. There are even servants with good skills. You beat me in a row and I have ten thousand taels of gold. You can't hire a master or find a few poor scholars to play chess? Do you have to play chess with people who are less skilled than you and gain nothing? One of the three holy places in the world, where the country's military commanders are in charge, a world-class force, that's it? In order to advance the plot, he forcibly sacrificed his old servant and was eaten by a demon. He grieved for two days and then lay down calmly? Is this the character? After playing chess for several years, I didn't see the ingenuity of the chess player, but he vividly portrayed the stupid and stupid chess puppet. Is it really that the protagonist's IQ is the upper limit of the author's IQ? Finally, don't you feel a pang in your conscience with so many good reviews?

Recommended by the introduction, I was attracted by the beginning, because I had read too many brain-dead protagonists some time ago, and suddenly a book with a protagonist with an online IQ popped up, and I was very excited. The description at the beginning is indeed good, the protagonist is brave and strategic, decisive in killing, and finally looks like a normal adult. Then I probably couldn't stand it after reading dozens of chapters after it was released. In the fairy tale, the protagonist does not practice well to improve his strength. He is obsessed with privacy tricks every day to expand his territory. Moreover, it is not as good as the powerful method of increasing the disciple's power. It also uses various calculations and leverages like an operating company, and there is no sense of satisfaction at all. The author has changed the name several times but it doesn't match the content. I don't understand what the problem is. You are a cultivator! There are over a hundred pictures of the main character even describing his training in one sentence. Fighting relies on using strength. Are you trying to change your name and life? Chapter One Hundred and Fifty Abandoned.

Highly toxic. A typical piece of trash. The protagonist is a graduate student who traveled through time, and the character portrayed by the author is probably not as good as a student who has graduated from elementary school. He is not an adult who has graduated from elementary school. I am talking about a child in his 10s. Rating: Too stupid to watch.

System type, system puppet type. The protagonist has a system that can absorb all the books he has read to generate illusory Taoist fruits, then imbue him with knowledge, and then use the power of incense to seize body clones in other worlds. These fruitful knowledge can be passed on. The more people practice, the stronger the protagonist's incense will be, and the more worlds he can connect to, the higher his level will be. Why not watch: 1. The old reason is that the system puppets cannot stand it. Use the system as a tool and gradually strengthen yourself. Even if you lose the plug-in later, you will still be strong. A protagonist who is controlled by the system and has no understanding of his own. Without the system, he is probably just a stronger pig. This kind of protagonist is not attractive. 2. Originally, the setting of this book was quite good, and it was quite fun to preach to the heavens. Unfortunately, this book did not travel through the heavens and directly seize the body. The preaching was not a Tao that I understood, and the knowledge was plagiarized by the system. The author did not create his own copy, and directly regarded himself as the supreme master. All the protagonists Either I have to be my apprentice, or I have to be my stepping stone. It feels like a pure YY thinking, like punching Wang Chao or kicking Li Chensha, it's all trivial. When looking at the search for Wanjie in the middle, the later firmware will also have invincible characters such as Yang Shenli beating Hong Yi, and the Supreme Being overpowering Meng Qi? Moreover, the midfielder directly booked the mission characters for several subsequent dungeons, which were more like game experience cards than Zhu Tianwen.

A story about traveling between two worlds. Is reality the future world after the great battle? The author's setting is too weak, which makes many subsequent plots uncomfortable to watch. The protagonist is a newly graduated police officer who has obtained a broken mirror mark, which allows him to travel to a different world of ancient martial arts. He also obtains the Red Lotus Sect's treasure book that can burn his willpower and put his brain into an overclocking state. As a result, he has become a top-notch intellectual. No matter what kind of martial arts, as long as he has the willpower, he can reach the peak in one night. The description of the different world is still very good. The protagonist fights well, kills decisively, and has an online IQ. He also has a genius-level confidante who can be consistent in thinking. He is not a brain-dead female protagonist at the moment, but a Taoist couple who makes progress together. The setting is more likable than the protagonist. If Another World is a moderately enjoyable novel, or even a rare high-level martial arts novel, it will be a bit of a two-level reversal when it returns to the real world. Well, it is the kind of xx article that is not as good as welcoming the return of the Dragon King when the three-year period is up. For example, the protagonist needs willpower. When you start a live broadcast, just like it and you will get a little willpower. This is originally a setting. If you insist on setting it like this, it is quite novel. However, as a police officer, in order to obtain willpower, he even thinks of live broadcasting killings. I don't know if it is the kind of sadistic killing. What kind of crazy world is this? The key is that you live broadcasted the killing while you were working on the case. After the enemy found out, they actually said a lot of nonsense that no one kept secret, we only have a few hours, we will catch the traitor who leaked the secret, etc. To create a tense atmosphere... The subject matter of this book is quite good, but it is written like a game novel. If you change the world where the protagonist lives into a game NPC and fight monsters to upgrade, there will be no sense of dissonance. If you don't mind skipping chapters in the real world, you can barely read it.

A new work by the author of Above the Sky. The protagonist obtains a fragment of a fairy sword that can split Taixu and travel between two realms, and begins a life of cheating. The sword spirit lost its memory and was broken into several pieces. Each piece is in the same world. As the protagonist finds more and more fragments and unlocks more and more abilities (yes, the sense of sight of the Nine Tribulations Sword...), The protagonist takes advantage of the different differences in the context of the two worlds to engage in cross-level battles. It's a decent book. Strictly speaking, it can only be regarded as a fan feedback book. It may not be very friendly to new book friends. - The protagonist should be in the two books "Soul of Burning Steel" and "Monsters Will Die When Killed". The protagonist traveled through time after the death of his senior from the Earth Martial Arts School. - The revolutionary force that the protagonist encounters, namely Ji Yuantian who joins later, is obviously Ian's prophet platform? - In the world where the protagonist lives, the Great Immortal Huaixu who opened up the world is Ian himself. As for the plot, the writing style is definitely there, but the author is obviously obsessed with settings. At least one million words of the current plot of more than one million words are settings. The protagonist grows slowly, and the battles rely on alien missiles to clear the ground. The various training books in the book are fairy-like. The classical fairy tales are full of flavor, but as soon as the fight starts, it turns into a Western fantasy. In short, this is full of fragmentation. To sum up, this is a Western-style fantasy novel with more setting than content. It is suitable for old Yin Tian book friends and old fans of the last three books.

It's a cool article, a standard cool article, and it's the kind of cool article that anyone can read without being picky. The protagonist, a time-traveler, has the advantage of being neutral and good, having a bottom line in doing things, and being decisive in killing. Just like what other books have described, it is a purely enjoyable article. If you don't want to read it with your brain, it is quite fun to kill and kill all the way. Goldfinger can kill demons to obtain longevity, and then use the demon's longevity to deduce martial arts. Well... Maybe it can't be regarded as deduction, it is just solving questions, and it is rigidly solving questions, similar to the existence of Alpha Dog. For example, for example, the protagonist cannot learn formations, but he can memorize them all in hundreds of thousands of years, but he still doesn't know how to do it when he encounters a formation that he has never seen before... To be honest, this is very impersonal. In fact, no matter how stupid a person is, he can become a master-level being in this field after spending hundreds of thousands of years specializing in one field. Now, if you don't talk about God but you know it, you will definitely do it by drawing inferences, unless he is an AI, or a semi-disabled AI that cannot reason logically... What makes a human being is a strong learning ability and creativity. The protagonist has unparalleled learning ability accumulated over time, but having creativity that is infinitely close to zero... Is very inconsistent. Every time I see the protagonist's behavior, I can't help but think of the book "Human Immortal Martial Arts" that I recommended earlier. Now it has been renamed, "Hengtui Martial Arts: Starting from the Turtle Breathing Technique". The two books have the same style. Whether it is the setting, golden finger style, writing style, or the protagonist's trash level, they are basically similar. I have reason to suspect that these two books are either written by the same old author. The trumpet he opened is either a trial work by the same studio. He or they are trying a templated text generation, and then shaping different golden fingers to suit the protagonists with different personalities to see which model has a wider audience. Unfortunately, this book meets the tastes of most veterans or novices. It is speculated that there will be many books with this kind of writing in the future.

Chapter 30. Too many bad jokes, LSP? The book list says that the protagonist is full of wits and tricks, but it is nonsensical and forced to be funny. The protagonist's style of being born a devil is quite expressive. He acts unscrupulously and is born with the seed of magic. If Master Xuandu knew that he had such a descendant, he would probably be burned to death by a divine fire.

After reading Chapter 60, I can't stand it. There are too many bad jokes, and they are all marginal plots and pornographic plots...

I saw it interactively in the book about Master Dao's Ascension. I just read it and gave it a try, but the result was unexpectedly good... Two fantasy-linked books, one was full of expectations but turned out to be a mess, and the other had no expectations and ended up with surprises. Content: The golden finger of the protagonist is Ze Ding. There are Wuzhi Qi and Erlang Shen on it, as well as Dayu? The brand inheritance, the protagonist can gradually inherit it by absorbing the essence of water. (If you don't know Wuzhiqi, you can check out the Demon-Suppressing Museum. If you don't want to see it, just know that it is the mythical prototype of the Four Divine Monkeys or the Great Sage. It is more powerful than the Great Sage) Advantages: 1. The protagonist is affectionate and righteous, lives a very transparent life, is kind but not easy to bully, ruthless but not ruthless, pursues but knows how to advance and retreat, strives for the high road but knows how to give in to profits. I can only say that the author has a very good life experience. 2. The narration scenes are beautifully depicted. I was attracted by the scenery described by the narration while listening to the book. It is not an aimless description, and the ability to integrate scenes is very profound. 3. The water beasts you control are very spiritual, and some people who like beast control stories will probably like it very much. 4. The daily life and neighborly relationship between teachers and students are very comfortable.

The content introduction is very clear, so I won't go into details. Evaluation: System puppet text. Personal perception: The idea is good, but the writing is a piece of shit. This system can obviously be written into a masterpiece, but in order to cater to the system functions and maximize profits, the protagonist is made into a disgusting talker who will not pay for his life. He uses his doctrine to the extreme and explains other people's martial arts anytime, anywhere regardless of the occasion. He also guides the two sides according to his own preferences and has a protagonist-oriented view of right and wrong. If it were in other books, he would probably be slapped to death by a passerby in two or three chapters. All in all, it is not for lovers of nonsensical and brainless depth. Also, it is very watery, very watery, so watery that it can be summarized in more than a dozen chapters in one sentence. It is recommended to cancel the automatic subscription setting. Just watch if you have a choice.

I have read more than 200 chapters so far. I can read it, but it is very awkward. This is an urban novel cloaked in a fairy tale. It's not a metaphor, it's not an urban fairy tale, it's written in an urban literary style. Spiritual stones are equal to RMB, refining energy is equal to going to school, upgrading is equal to taking the academic qualification test, and finalizing is equal to taking the public exam... Before it was put on the shelves, except for the setting, which was a bit uncomfortable, at least it can be seen. After it was put on the shelves, it was very intelligent. And the plot progresses extremely slowly... The advantage is that the atmosphere of human beings and the warmth of mutual help with the bottom are well written. Evaluation: A utopian fairy tale, I can't stand the cautious entry of the protagonist of the Holy Mother's Heart! ============ After the 400th chapter, it gradually becomes more exciting, but the writing is still sophisticated, the logic is flawed, and many plots cannot withstand scrutiny. In addition, the progress is extremely slow. There are more than 500 chapters to build the foundation. There are currently 680 chapters. There is no main plot. All kinds of trivial matters have been written. It has a feeling of writing prose. I visually estimate that the golden elixir needs more than 1,000 chapters. Second evaluation: A good daily novel, with excellent writing style and meticulous characterization. Don't miss it if you like daily writing, and be cautious if you pursue rigorous logic! Ps: As of the updated review, chapter 730, the protagonist is in the middle stage of foundation building.

I reported it directly after reading two chapters. I don't know what the book is like, but the setting is in a modern setting. The second chapter split China into several countries... It directly affected China's unifying culture. I couldn't cope with it. It's a miracle that this book has not been blocked...

Pei Tugou's new book has a good setting, but the content is a bit disappointing. I got to know Pei Tugou from "Da Dao Ji". Da Dao Ji is amazing and regrettable. Although he was a eunuch in the end, I never felt that there was something wrong with him. Chapter by chapter has been greatly changed, and every title has been a tribute. Every time I see it, I feel that this is an author who is destined to become a god. After the end of Daoji, I read his last book "Projection of the Heavens". The content was solid and I recognized it in my heart. It can be said that it is a great pity that the expectations for the later "The First Cause of the Worlds" have been high and low. After this book came out, to be honest, I had little expectations. After all, the skills of the previous books were there, but the more I read, the more disappointed I became. The whole book is completely aimed at gamification, with a lot of streamlined upgrade plots and streamlined professional skills. For those who didn't know, I thought it was assigned to the wrong channel. The most important thing is that the protagonist of this book is very unlikable. How should I put it? He just doesn't have the qualities that a protagonist should have. He is eager for quick success, too ambitious, has an impetuous personality, and has a narrow vision. He is said to be a Taoist priest, but what he does has nothing to do with a Taoist priest. Yes, I finally got the golden finger, but I never practice it steadily. I just don't make good use of my god-level golden finger. I always want to reach the sky in one step. I want to run before I learn to walk. I have 10,000 ideas every day. I want everything I see, but I don't take any actual actions. No wonder a lot of people talk about water. There are a lot of descriptions of life, expectations, wishes, and inner activities, and the things that make one's own life are not advanced at all. The typical giant of thought and the dwarf of action waste all the time on the plot, but it really makes people have no sense of expectation for the subsequent plot, which is also a very magical thing... +++++++ After reading Chapter 150, I really couldn't help but give up. I had no sense of expectation anymore. I can accept the unintelligent protagonist, but I can't stand the stupidity of pretending to be smart... The suggestions portrayed by the protagonist seem to have been written by another AI.

I was attracted by the title of this book, and now that I have read 50 chapters, I can't help but complain about it. Super Stitch Monster, Chapters 1 and 2 of Killing the Immortal Zhang Xiaofan, Chapters 3 and 4 of Kunlun Liang Xiao, and then taking Yang Guo to Quanzhen, Guo Jing meets Huang Rong, and the story of a mortal cultivating immortality... It can be said that it is a representative of removing the essence and choosing the dross. The protagonist portrayed is sometimes scheming, and sometimes ridiculous. The key is that the author's character is not set well, and each chapter is divided. Those who can endure ten chapters without retreating are probably the old Shennong who wait and see for the title of the book... I read 300 chapters to make a complaint. All the plots are repeated copies. The previous copy is renamed and directly copied to the next copy. The key is that the protagonist skips around every day without doing anything. When encountering anything, he closes his eyes and waits for death. Then he faints, and then Tianjizhu uses his power to revive him... Can this also be the protagonist? ? ?

The new books of The Misguided One, to be honest, so far, Dao Zhengfeng is an insurmountable benchmark for me in the Xianxia genre, but the two new books by The Misguided Man both look quite awkward, and the awkwardness of both books should be similar. If the previous book of Xuanhun Daozhang was not obvious, this one is particularly outstanding. This book is about a modern era, where there are cars, phones, and radios, but there are no TVs or mobile phones. The protagonist travels through time and has a second self that others cannot see, which can transfer damage, and possess a cup of possession to increase the basic attributes. Currently, it is a daily routine in the academy. I usually practice martial arts and take orders to deal with urban strange stories. It combines the style of martial arts master + wilderness survival + urban strange stories. There are not too many twists and turns, and the writing style is good. After all, the foundation of the previous basic book is still there. Why it looks awkward: To put it bluntly, the system of this book is still about martial arts training, skin training, bone training, tendon training, and Qi training. However, the author wants to put on another layer of scientific cloak and replace it with alienated tissue to highlight a breakthrough between the old and new eras and make daily complaints about the solidification of the old people's thinking. But here's the problem. It would be great if a completely new setting and structure can be written. However, anyone who has read the two novels knows very well that this book is still a fantasy ancient martial arts at its core, but it is called breathing method for practicing Qi, talent for talent, and alienation for training skin. Organization, bone training is called Alienation Invasion. There is no problem in giving a new name. The key is that the structure you use has not changed at all. If it has not changed, it has not changed. If you still complain about the original shortcomings, there is a sense of disobedience. It is like scolding the landlord for eating the food given by me and licking the feet of the landlord. I have always been disgusted with the one-size-fits-all approach of using the so-called scientific cloak to give fantasy a coat, just like using Western medical standards to quantify Chinese medicine. The end result will only be nondescript. If the person who does this knows what is going on, then he can only be said to be not only stupid but also bad.

Infinite flow, Chinese martial arts flow. It's the only book I've finished reading this year. I forgot where I found it, but it seemed to be in a book review section. Someone said that the low-level copy was amazing, so I couldn't help but take a look at it out of curiosity, and it got out of hand. The first dungeon belongs to the guoshu stream. Good guy, I vaguely seem to see the Gu Huo Niao in the first dungeon. I am really amazed. The author's fighting scenes, the protagonist's decisive killing and adapting to the situation, there is a kind of beauty in my bones. The basic infinite streams I have watched so far are very impressive. The Father of All Heavens is one, but I don't like Gu Shaoshang's recklessness and character. Dao Ji is one of them, and it can even be said to be my favorite book. It is a pity that it is Eunuch. Gu Huo Niao is one of them, but unfortunately I was so impressed at the beginning that I got tired and gave up halfway through. Today I will add this book again. It has Gu Shaoshang's push all the way, but it has more brains than him, has Angela's invincible mentality, and has a little more worldly atmosphere than him. It is decisive and never hesitates, and it is never procrastinating when it is time to withdraw. It is perfect and leaves no regrets. When it is time to have feelings, it is about feelings. After reading it in one sitting, I still feel that it is not finished. There are many shortcomings, but it is still an excellent book, the best food!

The best fairy grass! It was the first time I tried to watch this kind of subject, and I was very uncomfortable at first. It was too bland, but who would have thought that a little cat suddenly came out of him! The more I read, the more comfortable I feel. It's not too much to say how good the writing is, but after reading it, I feel like I am being taught how to raise a girl. From babbling to starting to be sensible and go to school, the soft and comfortable feeling at the top of my heart is really hard to hate. I have to say that Sanhua Empress has an invincible ability to attract fans! Detailed review will be added later.