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Time travel in the late Ming Dynasty is an important part of historical novels. It is remarkable that this book can write new ideas in such an involutionary environment. The biggest advantage of this book is that the protagonist's stereotyped image is broken. It is not an image of exhaustive strategies, nor a pure and decent image of Wei Guangzheng, but an image of a typical monarch who wants both good reputation and political interests. By analogy, it is quite similar to the Jiajing of the Ming Dynasty. As a subject of the Donglin Party and the Qi, Chu and Zhejiang Party, the author did not fall into the trap of contemporary history and behaved relatively objectively, which is remarkable. The disadvantage is that the author likes emotional drama very much, but the writing is not good, making it slightly embarrassing to read. A eloquent and clear narrative writing style: 7 Three-dimensional, vivid and unconventional characters: 8 The ecology of the late Ming Dynasty was handled relatively well: 8 Long and awkward emotional drama: -1

This is the second book of Fish Prison, but the progress is very obvious. Breaking away from the original deliberately funny style, the plot is much smoother and the story style is more full and three-dimensional. It depicts a cruel world under the dual pressure of capitalism and feudalism, and therefore the warm humanity is more touching. This book uses system "plug-ins", but compared to other system flows, the use of plug-ins is more restrained. The disadvantage is that after the emotions of some plots in this book have been accumulated, they are not fully released, leaving people feeling that they are still missing a breath, and the portrayal of society still feels incomplete. Delicate, vivid, yet humorous writing style: 7 Designed and realistic world setting: 7 Slightly flat character design with obvious two-dimensional labeling: 5

A work that travels through the reign of Xuanzong Tianbao. It is a rare masterpiece among historical time-travel novels in recent years. It uses folk cases to depict the struggle between the prince and Li Linfu. The advantage is that the plot is interlocking, suspenseful and extremely gripping. It also depicts the shadow behind the Tang Dynasty very well. The main shortcoming is that the characters are relatively flat, the protagonist is "very wise and almost demonic", and the harem is too obvious. As soon as the female character meets the male protagonist, all the wisdom of the position is almost nullified and revolves around the male protagonist. Although this writing method is cute, it is slightly flat. It is acceptable for an ordinary novel, but it is a flaw for a book. Slightly flat but still vivid characterization: 6 Detailed depiction of the ecology of the prosperous Tang Dynasty: 8 Interlocking and suspenseful plot designs: 7

This novel has a fantasy background but is generally more respectful of history. The first volume starts with the reform of "Scotland Yard" and depicts a gentle, firm, upright and intelligent character in a warm tone. The advantage lies in the lively characters and sincere emotions. At present, the disadvantages are as follows. First, although the protagonist does not have a "gold finger", his opportunities are too legendary, he is promoted too quickly, and there are too few setbacks, resulting in a lack of twists and turns in the story; second, the portrayal of the lower class is still not vivid enough, and the "folding sense" of London is slightly insufficient. Total score: 7 points Visually depict the ecology and scene of London in the era of A Tale of Two Cities: 8 points Smooth and exquisite, surprisingly borrowing the strokes of classic literary works: 8 points More vivid, but slightly thin and flat characterization: 6 points

This novel is very much like a Western. It is based on the background of Chinese workers. It vividly describes the cruelty of the times and class conflicts and racial conflicts. It is much better than a work that blindly vents emotions. More than forty chapters have been developed around the clues of the "treasure map". The plot is compact and has a strong sense of reality. The article is currently short, and I hope it can maintain its advantages and not be swayed by the catharsis of nationalistic sentiments on the Internet. Interlocking and compact plots: 7 Cinematic, vivid and realistic environment: 7 The narrated character creation: 6

This is a very daily and very warm novel, and it often seems to have a warm feeling of knowing a smile. It can be regarded as a mixture of urban and fairy tale novels. Generally speaking, it is more urban, and it is suitable for leisure time alone. The shortcomings are that the main line is relatively weak, the novel is relatively scattered, and the characters are more distinct, but the tendency to label Japanese comics is more obvious. Plain and humorous writing style: 7 Distinctive and novel settings; 8 Distinctive but flat character design: 6

This is a mystery work with a fantasy label, based on a civet cat exchanging for a prince. The plot design is full of suspense. Although there are supernatural elements, the reasoning itself has a certain original color, and the reversal is just right. The shortcoming is that the depth and reflection of the case itself are slightly weak, and the characters are superficial and functional. It may be necessary to learn from socialist works. Unique mystery story with fantasy background: 8 points Distinctive but obviously thin character setting: 6 points Structural design of large cases nested within small cases and interconnected with each other: 7 points Overly deliberately arranged, harem love line with obvious sexual color: -1 point

It is said to be a martial arts arena, but judging from the copies of the arrangement, it is more like the "Arcade" of a classic movie. The writing of this book is excellent, and the supporting characters are vividly portrayed. The choice of the first copy, "Farewell My Concubine," is eye-catching and unconventional. The shortcoming is that the image of the protagonist is too "pretend", and the copy does not fully explore the tragedy inherent in Farewell My Concubine. The protagonist is too smooth, and the halo of the protagonist is too shining. I personally think that the connotation of Farewell My Concubine is wasted. Judging from the author's choice of copies, it seems that they all follow the "B-style" and "literary youth" routes, such as Farewell My Concubine, The Grandmaster, etc. For readers who like this style, they may be minor masterpieces. Unique dungeon selection: 7 Strong language skills: 8 Brilliant supporting characters but lackluster characterization of the protagonist: 6

It is not easy to write martial arts novels with flavor, because the core of martial arts is chivalry rather than martial arts. Some works are too obsessed with the setting of the power system, which is separated from the essence of martial arts. Such martial arts novels are almost uncompetitive with fantasy fairy tales. This book has created several flesh-and-blood characters, the plot rhythm is well controlled, there is also a superficial discussion on justice, the language is quite interesting, and it feels a bit like a martial arts novel. The author sets the protagonist as a master and avoids the boring plot of fighting monsters and leveling up. The plot is still in its infancy, and I hope the author can start it well and end it well. Relatively distinct character portrayal: 7 Interesting, profound and unconventional plot arrangement: 8 Captures the humorous qualities of the Wulin Gaiden spirit: 7

The world view of this quasi-infinite Honghuang-ryu work seems to be much clearer than that of the previous fantasy world travels, and there is no awkward feeling when reading it that makes you feel like you missed chapters. The writing and plot are pretty good. Judging from his experiences and lessons learned from his previous book, I just hope it doesn't collapse in the later stages. Wonderful original unlimited streaming episodes: 7 Smooth, vivid and ancient rhyming text: 8 More three-dimensional characters: 7

A new work by the author who overthrew the Han Dynasty. Zhao Jiu in this book gives people a sense of immediateness. It seems that he is a high-spirited hero from the Han Dynasty and the Three Kingdoms era, rather than the "literary emperor" of the Song Dynasty, which sometimes makes people feel a bit misplaced. The fight against the Jin Dynasty is probably the main plot, but I suspect that this story will be difficult to write in a long way. I hope that there will be no nationalistic nonsense later on. Plot: 8 points. Huren's novel contains a lot of foreshadowing of historical details. In the interpretation of historical logic, it does not use any cheats, which is commendable. Writing: 7 points The writing is smooth and has a sense of the times. It's a pity that the finishing touch of the imitation history book is missing at the end of the chapter. Character: 7 points: Grenade can depict a lifelike image in just a few strokes.

Jiuyu's new book. Jiuyu's works are one of the few that can portray the feeling of an old European background, rather than a Chinese with a Western background. The background of this book is set on the eve of the Sun King's era, against the background of the magnificent era, and with the addition of fantasy elements. It is still in its infancy, and it is difficult to judge the direction of the story. However, judging from the existing chapters, it has the charm of the times, there are connections and gaps between the inner and outer worlds, and the setting is quite novel. The writing itself is absolutely impeccable, and the character descriptions are lifelike. So far there are no obvious disadvantages. Beautiful and gorgeous writing: 8 points Character with distinctive personality: 8 points A story with a mixed fantasy background in a big era setting: 7 points

Xiao Daizhao's books always have a warm sense of daily life. Whether it is a copy or a daily main line, the characters in this book always appear to be gentle, maybe selfish, maybe greedy, but after all, they are not so "evil". The people we meet in life are probably still like this. The shortcomings are also relatively obvious, mainly because each copy has a long foreshadowing, but the conflicts are not intense enough, and the climax chapter of the conflict is also short, making it seem a bit dull. Vivid but dull plot arrangement: 6 Realistic and cute character design: 7 Gentle and funny text: 7

I haven't finished the free chapter yet, but it's definitely worth reading. The atmosphere rendering is excellent, and the understatement is creepy. The plot arrangement is quite good. The main story in the real world and the infinite flow copy complement each other and influence each other, and the structure is very rigorous. The disadvantage is that the protagonist is an overly typical "perverted" character. This is a typical trick design, similar to Feng Bujue in Thriller Paradise, and the description of emotional clues is also a bit abrupt. Rendering of horror atmosphere: 8 points Exquisite plot structure: 8 points Slightly thin character design; 6 points

Qidian American Comics has many fan authors. This author is an author who has good writing skills and knowledge of the original works, rather than a pseudo-enthusiast who writes fan fiction after watching a few movies. The advantage is that the work has a more comic-like feel, and the plot design is very comic-like. More importantly, there are never any weird intrusions such as cultivation, so the original work is more respected. Judging from the author's previous works, the shortcomings are that the plot is not coherent enough and the connections between the stories are relatively loose. Deep grasp of the original American comics: 7 Interesting but slightly loose plot device: 6 Controlled power system: 7

Don't be a clever HP fan. The timing is very unique, the suspense setting of the story is excellent, and the characters are very vividly portrayed. What is particularly commendable is that he has a system but is not too strong, and the rewards given by the system do not collapse the power system. The pursuit of excellence in the third volume is even more admirable. Unfortunately, the update is very slow now, and it is doubtful whether it can be successfully completed. Unique plot entry point and interesting original two settings: 7 Vivid and vivid character portrayal: 8 Excellent suspense design and occasionally interesting moments: 7

An Huajun's second Song Dynasty novel. This author is one of the most serious historical fiction authors I have ever seen. He has his own unique insights and analysis of the logic of historical development. Writing about characters, especially about people in the market, has the legacy of Water Margin, which can be said to be unique. It is still a seedling, so there are no shortcomings to speak of. However, judging from his other Song Chuan novel, A Life of Wealth, the chapters and length of the discussion may be longer. Lifelike characterization: 7 In-depth historical thinking: 8 Slightly long-winded discussion: 6

Very few books on urban entertainment are read, and this is a rare good book. The characters are very warm, and the protagonist and heroine have very likable personalities, especially since there are no brainless stallions, which is commendable. The plot is quite innovative and has a lot of jokes, which is very interesting. There are two main shortcomings. First, the part that tells the plot of the movie is a bit long, and the routines are too close each time. If there are too many, it will easily lead to fatigue. Second, the protagonist grows too fast and smoothly, making him look a bit proud. Interesting but less creative plot: 7 points Vivid and realistic character design: 7 Realistic and imaginary background settings and jokes: 7

A great book that can be read in one sitting! The language is smooth and delicate, the characters are three-dimensional and vivid, the plot point is refreshing, and the identity of the time-traveler's son is also quite innovative. The imitation history books at the end of each chapter make people smile even more. It's still a seedling at the moment, and I just hope that this book will start and end well, and be completed smoothly, without being unfinished or a eunuch. Quite innovative settings and entry points: 8 Vivid characters: 7 Fun parodies and jokes: 8

A rare masterpiece in urban literature! Goldfinger is very restrained, the characters and performances are realistic, the writing is smooth and vivid, and it is unconventional. Most of Qidian's urban novels seem to write about characters that don't exist in this world at all. Whether it's King of War or Reincarnation, they all look like urban fantasy, and this book seems very solid. Judging from the current short length, the pace is a bit slow and the text needs further elaboration. Vivid, delicate and realistic depiction of characters and background environment: 7 points An alternative history of urban struggle: 8 points Plot structure that seems a bit draggy: 6 points