There's a Mary Sue Living Inside Me

I am very ashamed that the book I read was a pirated version. I've been reading a Western fantasy novel recently, and I thought of re-subscribing to support it. It gave me a very shocking feeling. At that time, I first had the idea of ​​"this is how Internet articles can be written." To this day, I still feel that it originated from online writing and is higher than online writing. The gray line of grass and snakes spreads for thousands of miles. The intertwining of fate, the cry of all living beings, love or not are just dust.

DnD setting, Western fantasy flow. The opening text of this book is very unfriendly to first-time readers, with obscure rhetoric, unclear perspectives, and confusing foreshadowing. After reading six chapters, I was still confused about "who am I, where am I, and what am I looking at?" But after the protagonist sets off, the context of the story becomes clearer. After ten chapters, this continent began to become fuller and more exciting. I really like the setting of the two consciousnesses of the alien visitor and the evil wizard sharing the body. The collision of common sense and three views adds a lot to the article, not to mention the author's writing is really touching to me. In fact, this kind of symbiosis setting is not uncommon, but every time I see it, I feel that if the author manages it well, it will be really interesting. ---------------------- Trap, enter with caution

I have been debating for a long time whether to put it on my book list. This book is readable, the setting is interesting, and the protagonist's experiences are gripping. But what often makes reading unpleasant is that the author's writing skills are not sophisticated enough for me, and sometimes some of the jokes are too deliberate, such as constantly emphasizing the "second-rate" female lead. I can understand that part of it is for setting up and contrasting the character plot, but too many similar jokes always give me the awkward feeling of watching my parents scroll through Weibo.

Strictly speaking, it should be a dual-main story. It uses the remaining archives to narrate the story of Ye Qing and others twenty years ago, and goes hand in hand with Lynch's current experience. The big d facilitates the author's control of the plot and atmosphere. It is a very clever narrative method that is very refreshing. Long novels can easily make people feel tired, but this book laid out various small and exquisite clues in the first part, which made me feel like I suddenly realized something in the second part. You can feel that the author has a big picture. But if the series continues at this pace, I feel that I can definitely take a two-year break. I've been whetted for more than 700 chapters, and now I just want to grab the author's clothes and cry like a wolf, please let me, Ye Qing, out! I want to watch the main plot! I want to see the truth! Give me a happy asiba!

One of my favorite cultivation texts. The title of this book once fooled me into recommending it three times. After seeing Long Aotian, a sect of killing people and seizing treasures emerged. Among them, the protagonists are mostly ruthless and evil, and have twisted morals and psychopathic traits. They use anti-social personality as a selling point. At first glance, it seems very refreshing and refined. But after enjoying it, nine times out of ten, I feel exhausted. I think the problem lies in the inability of these authors. I am not biased against perversion, but perversion is not something you can write if you want to. If any author thinks that the all-round "unreasonableness" can reflect the "extraordinaryness" of neurosis, with all due respect, that is really rude to the pervert. What thoughts the protagonist holds, what past he cherishes, and what he looks at are all things that cannot be explained in a few words or with a few words such as "smiling slightly" and "having concerns in mind". If it doesn't make the reader empathize, then why should I watch a mentally ill person kill everyone? But this book so far is actually more like a process of "treating" the neurosis of antisocial personality disorder. It is true that when Li Yunxin was ill, his detached madness was very attractive, but I think the various considerations, changes and negative emotions in his mind during the process of "integrating into society" are more intriguing.

This article is very good. It is suitable for nibbling on a fruit, holding a melon seed, and then brewing a pot of tea and looking at it slowly.

The world setting is quite interesting, and the writing style is rare and beautiful among men's cultivation novels. The story as a whole is very smooth to read, with opening and closing, beginning and end. The author knows how to show off. The shortcoming is that the characters in this article, especially the female characters, are not very outstanding. The relationship between Sangsang becoming a god is a complete failure. The portrayal of the male characters can only be said to be like this. But other than that, it's still worth watching, and overall I recommend it.

I have read more than 300 chapters, and to my surprise, it is a genre that does not use "thriller" as its selling point. This may be due to the game setting of "no one will die anyway" and the cold description from the protagonist's perspective. Then I couldn't watch it anymore, and I didn't know if there would be any changes. But the concept of the copy is quite interesting. Friends who love long novels should watch it.

"Sometimes, I feel that this world is really unfair to people like me." Mixed feelings. Nobility is the epitaph of the noble, I think it is nothing more than this. It's immersive, terrifying, and exciting. The script is very interesting, and I felt like I couldn't breathe out the whole time. It's really rare for a supernatural novel to be written so well.

What I want to recommend is actually another article written by this author once upon a time, called All Male Cultivators in the World, Cultivation to Immortality, Qidian has been removed from the shelves. How can I put it, I was really heartbroken by the Qidian male video. The first half of this article mocked many typical male protagonists from a female perspective who said "I am brilliant in everything I do." It was like punching Long Aotian and kicking Ye Liangchen. It was so satisfying. It should be regarded as an anti-stallion article. The heroine is dressed as a demonic cultivator who harvests yang and replenishes yin (oh, actually, I don't mind sleeping all the way there, but it would be a pornographic story), but she is not used to this kind of practice, so she desperately turns to swordsmanship... Although the second half is a little bit like a dog's tail, but the whole thing is quite impressive.

Official documents of the Ming Dynasty. Cool article. The protagonist is very good at pretending, and I really like the dark humor in this piece of writing. Some aspects of politics are still idealistic, but since the author has defaulted to the clear promotion method of "earning reputation"... That is not considered a bug for the time being. The harem is open, but here I would like to thank the author for not sugarcoating the situation too much; if I really want to portray the male protagonist as a passionate lover, I think I will angrily scold him for being another sand wall who fools readers into thinking they are idiots. What's more, Eunuch Wang is simply a bright spot in the article, a very vivid female character.

Don't look at the classification of this article, it really has nothing to do with palace siege and house fighting. The heroine is a strategist who will die one day but never come back. The old grudges from the past should be put to rest. This kind of no-nonsense character is very rare in female videos. That's not to say that it's not romantic, but compared to a house-fighting novel that is limited to one courtyard and one court and cares about trivial matters, I have to say that Song Chuyi is much more free and easy. What she seeks is the country and a peaceful life. She understands Zhuangzi's mood of singing and wandering freely in the heavy rain, but she is still bound by the obsession of the mortal world. This kind of persistence and pursuit as a counselor is the most touching.

Well, it's not fattening at all. Three drinks to marry me. The hen clucks. The author is very good at shaping the world and rendering the atmosphere. The climax and turning point of the plot can often make me stunned. These advantages are especially prominent in the early stage. The key lies in the author's magnificent imagination and the entry point that reflects it in the story. A small example is the many evolutionary abilities and their descriptions, such as [Have you heard of Route 300] [When the spring flowers fall, your sweet laughter seems to soften the world] I was so happy that I couldn't help it. The author is very good at using this kind of serious-looking description to make me roll on the bed. It really suits my taste. Show your love to the tail❤️