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It's getting better and better. I skipped watching it in the early stages, but it's so good later on (｡･ω･｡)ﾉ♡

The author's imagination is really big. The beginning is a bit cliche, but you will gain something as you read on. Looking at the layout of the whole book, it is grand and above the grain level!

The book I'm currently following is about the transformation from a scumbag to a god of learning. It's very exciting and seems to be pretty good so far, Fairy Grass!

The new book currently being serialized looks good, if you are short on books you can check it out. The writing and creativity are both good, and it has the potential to become a hit.

The book "Seedlings" is not bad, the writing style and the scenes are quite good. After all, it is a new work by a great master. So far, it seems to be "Xiancao"!

A good book, its rich content is worthy of our laughter and conversation while appreciating the chrysanthemums and playing the flute under the moonlight. The system at the beginning is not sudden at all, and the tangled psychology of the protagonist is even more applauding, and the quality of the later period has not been reduced at all. As the saying goes, there are three evils in otakus, but this novel does not follow the vulgar otaku power. It has created a world of cross-dressing bosses with its own writing, which can be said to be worshiped and worshiped again and again. Ps: This book is an upgraded and refreshing novel!

Futian Xinshu, as a female author, there are very few historical articles written by men. There are obvious differences between female authors and male authors in writing books. They tend to have a more fluid flow of life. The male protagonist is generally not a gangster and has a cynical family. There are more details and subtleties about love, resentment and resentment. If you like historical texts with a strong sense of life, you can read Futian's books.

It is very common for a single player to have unlimited streaming. The cheat has a relatively strong ability and can do some forced transactions. This can be regarded as a reasonable reason for the characters to lower their IQ: it is not the character's low IQ but the awesomeness of the cheat. I feel like the author is quite good at asking for trouble, but in this way, the shortcomings are also obvious, which will make readers feel that all the characters have become NPCs instead of flesh-and-blood plot characters. If the writing power is not enough, maybe this treatment will do more good than harm to the author? It reduces the difficulty of writing to a certain extent and covers the poisonous points. It can safely develop the protagonist's strength, realistic management, pretentiousness in each world and other plots. Although it will be dry and it does not cover anything for old readers, it is suitable for new readers.

The advantage of this novel is that the writing is good and it feels a bit mysterious when written. The disadvantage is that the author is so self-motivated that he often forgets to explain, causing readers to often not understand what he is writing. Also because of the self-preoccupation, the protagonist is in a state of schizophrenia all year round. The state he is in mainly depends on the author's mood. Another point is that the group of immortal cultivators inside are thinking about using props from the movie to make utensils all day long, which is simply speechless. I said you guys are so cool, why don't you film it yourself? You also know how to practice magic, maybe it will become a big hit. Anyway, you have almost lost all your skills, so you don't care if you lose a little more, right? How wonderful it is to be self-sufficient. Overall, it's hay. . . . . . . . .

It's a good book, it's food for me. It's a rare Naruto fan who doesn't have a harem that drastically changes the plot but doesn't collapse, doesn't suffer from deep hatred, and has a normal personality. It's really hard to find such a Naruto fan these days.

An ancient martial arts book. When I read the author's self-recommendation, the title of the book and the self-recommendation did not attract my attention much, but when I clicked on it, I was shocked. The protagonist is Young Master Liuguang, who has extremely high intelligence and strength, somewhat like the protagonist in the Legend of Chu Liuxiang. The dialogue in the text is exactly the way Gu Long usually expresses it, much like a mystery novel, with dialogue supporting the entire article. Although there is the essence of Gu Long, the actual description is still too thin and cannot bring out the dynamic feeling of the whole picture. For a single protagonist, it lacks a lot of flavor. I personally don't like novels composed solely of dialogues, but this one still has its shining points, and I heard that the later chapters will be even more exciting, so I'll give it a try.

In the early stage, when he was a little demon, he was humorous and unconventional. In the middle, the protagonist went undercover to save a human sect to save the captured Snake King Mountain Master. It turned into a cliched sect academy story. However, it was interesting to see the protagonist getting stronger. Later, for the sake of deeper plot, he turned against the sect directly to help the Snake Queen. The door explores the coexistence of humans and demons, and also establishes old enemies who love and kill each other. Although it switches to daily life in the mountains, it is quite disturbing. There is so much foreshadowing. I thought it was the protagonist who became stronger and revealed that he is a demon. It turned out to be a sad thing that drives the story. It is really painful. General comments

Very well written! What I like the most is that Pigfoot treats football as a profession, instead of having some inexplicable sense of mission. He fights hard to play football and is injured all over, and in order to play football, he has to suffer a salary cut and say soft words. There is a book that clearly states that European football fields are full of discrimination against pig-footed yellow people. Pig's feet seem to be very gentlemanly and don't mind. They work hard to contribute the last drop of blood to the football career of the devils. You are so noble... (Yes, I am talking about Lin Hai) And in this book, pig's feet are cunning enough, football is a profession, and that's all. There are constant little tricks for victory on the court. It's not like someone's pig's feet are great and upright, and they don't even talk trash about small tricks. If you don't bully this kind of honest European and American ghosts, who will you bully? Football is football, not saving the world!

Forage. I can't help but read the leader's book. The characters, dialogues, and text all have a familiar flavor. The native possesses a treasure but experiences misery due to hypocrisy. Before his death, he uses the treasure to allow the protagonist to travel back in time and become his younger self, changing his miserable life. The protagonist is considered a successful person on earth, has the memory of the indigenous people, and obtains treasures by fulfilling the last wishes of the indigenous people. The function of the treasure is to steal the secrets of heaven. At present, through the treasure, I have gained a lifetime of knowledge of Juren and Hanlin, and the spiritual roots of others. Decisive killing, luck, Taoism, dragon energy,,,. If you didn't have the surprise when watching "The Last God of War on Earth", "Human Paradise" and "Yi Ding", they are still good food.

My impression of the Song Dynasty has always been that of redundant officials, drunkenness, and, most importantly, weakness in fighting internally and externally against outsiders. However, this article allowed me to see the glory hidden behind the weakness. PS: I turned to the book review section and found out that the review was so low, so I will say a few more words here. It is true that there are quite a lot of poisonous points in Internet literature, but they are all newbies. We cannot expect all authors to have the skills of platinum masters. I saw that I skipped all the emotional scenes that I thought were toxic. The emotional scenes had little to do with the main plot, but a group of supporting characters in the main plot could make people see something different - the character of a scholar-bureaucrat! This is something I rarely see in other articles, and this alone is enough to make people take a look.

This is a short white novel, it looks pretty good, the writing style and the plot are all right. It can be regarded as a short-term general. If you are short on books, you can read it!

The imagination of Evil Shadow is very good and the setting is very strict. Why can't it become popular? Because Shuangdian is not well controlled. Some settings and details of the plot take over the focus, making the main line and protagonist less distinct. But this one seems to have been significantly improved, and it is a very high-quality white text.

The biggest feature of the Ninth Destiny book is that it is inexplicable. The plot development is inexplicable, the character changes are inexplicable, and the emotional conflicts are inexplicable. It can be said to be a one-man show mode. Only when the protagonist does something, various stories will happen. The rest of the time, other characters are static, have no IQ, and no activity. While watching it, I could hardly think. I couldn't think about why the queen rushed to the border without much protection just to catch an ancient creature, and the general didn't seem to have received the message. I couldn't think about whether the performance of the water god and the door god's psychosis was normal or not. I couldn't think about whether the behavior of various people was normal in the Sui Dynasty. I couldn't think about how inconsistent it would be to substitute the real height and appearance of a four-year-old child into the story. Apart from these, it is still a good book!

The world is so big and I want to see it. Everyone has this dream, and this travel and food article can satisfy readers to a certain extent. If you are tired of watching battles between heaven and earth or pretentious and cheap writing, come and read this series. It is a casual life flow and follow the protagonist on a spontaneous trip. Some things also need to be divided into different situations. For a book about world travel and delicacies, the writing can only be considered fluent, but the description of the scenery lacks skill, and the description of the local customs and customs is also a bit like a running account. But the overall feeling of the novel is warm, like bathing in the spring sunshine. I add one star for encouragement. I hope the author will write better and better. Unfortunately, the writing has collapsed, but you can still read it (the book is in short supply). . .

The protagonist, who loves cross-dressing, transforms into a cute and legal little lolita, and then discovers that she owes a huge debt of one million, but there is a funny system; the system said that the protagonist should go live, so the protagonist searched before the live broadcast and found that the otaku music does not exist in this world. So what is the protagonist going to do next? Don't you have some ideas in mind? Can cute loli live broadcasts not be popular? How could it not be licked by all kinds of two-dimensional enthusiasts? Then the system said that it was time for the protagonist to go to the maid cafe, so the protagonist met a group of cute people and posted a QQ group to meet them. Then the protagonist danced "Pure Land" and it spread to Station B, so it became popular again and was licked again. Then the protagonist COS Luo Tianyi became popular again and was licked again. So the routine of this book came out. The protagonist who transforms into a loli is invincible and cute, and the two-dimensional lovers can lick it without any brain. However, don't the two-dimensional lovers have some doubts about whether they can lick after transforming into a loli? I heard that those who read this book are gentlemen. . . . .