A Brief Review of the Book That I Have Read or Not yet Read

After raising him for three years, I have finished raising him. Hehehe, Big Eyeball nursed three times and he still didn't die. I've read hundreds of chapters now. It's so good. I feel excited when I think there are more than 4,000 chapters left to read. ------ 2025.2.7 I... It's been a year and a half, and I've just watched 40% of it now. It is indeed unrealistic to expect to read such a long book in one go. Every time I read more than ten percent of the book, I put it down and read other books. When the book is exhausted, I pick it up again. But for now, I quite like this book and will leave a mark to see how many years it will take me to finish it.

A Monster Hunter fanfic with excellent plot and writing. This is the only Monster Hunter fanfic I've ever read, and I was very lucky to read this one directly. The rhythm is very comfortable, and as a fan novel, I am also very satisfied with the balance between fighting monsters and daily life in the book (if you have not played the game, some people will think that the daily life is a bit too much, but only those who have never played the game will think so. After all, the main content of the game is to fight monsters, and the fan fiction is for the daily life). In addition, I am also very satisfied with the author's portrayal of the characters. I don't dislike anyone in it. The only thing I can say I don't like is the part where the second male lead suddenly jumps from being single to having a daughter who is several years old (but I got used to it later on, although I still feel a little resentful) Another thing worth mentioning is that the author knows very well what we like to read (after all, he is an old player himself), and he also knows which readers' opinions need to be adopted and which ones should be ignored. There was a plot in the middle where the heroine was promoted too quickly, which aroused dissatisfaction among many people. The author changed that plot the next day in a way that was very consistent with the world view. It was also one of the plots that impressed me the most. The author is currently updating the extra chapter, and has updated more than a hundred chapters, but no matter what, I love to read it () Rating 7.8 (Fan fiction will have a lower rating)

Thinking about it, the pace of this book can be said to be something I have never seen before (or it is the first time I have followed the whole process), which forced me not to even read it. After a few days of reading, a wave of rhythm came out, and then I had to read it first to see if it was taken out of context. Let me talk about my evaluation first: (Let's talk about the shortcomings first) It completely inherits the common problem of the world view of the previous book, causing the development of the world view, a powerful tool for writing novels, to lose its effect on readers. At the same time, the already complex entanglement of various characters, forces, etc. In Lord of Mysteries has become more complicated, so complicated that it is beyond the control of Squid (even the control of all the authors of Starting Point), and even needs to break out before the end. This makes me not only a little tired during the reading process, but also there are many plots and foreshadowings that are not followed up. In order to satisfy the rationality of the story logic, the protagonist's degree of freedom can be said to be ridiculously low (it felt fine when I read it, but after reading it I found that the protagonist actually has no degree of freedom), which makes it very frustrating to read. Then there is the character creation. It can be said that there are almost no distinctive images of Suhuan's new characters (maybe the female protagonist, but don't ask me how many female protagonists there are). Some of the highlights are deepening or three-dimensionalizing the images of the characters in the previous film, such as Medici, Eternal Flame, etc., But objectively speaking, Chik's portrayal is still good. But no matter what, the characters are still too many and too messy, and the overall style is much more depressing and desperate, and much crazier than the previous film. But even with these shortcomings, I still think that Ring of Fate is still at an above-average level among the entire online novels, but Ring of Fate really follows a rhythm in several chapters, with all kinds of quotes taken out of context, distortion of the original meaning, etc., And there is also a ridiculously provincial version. The most outrageous thing is that only a small part of them attack the complex storyline and poor characterization. Most people who have never seen Su Huan but are criticizing the plot are criticizing the plot, which makes me feel confused. I won't talk about the various rhythms in the process of reading, they are all very nutritious. I was more surprised because Suhuan wrote at the end that Audrey and others were gently promoting the reform, but Xiao Ke didn't mention it because he was sleeping, and then he labeled Xiao Ke as a Kesheng, and his evaluation was not as good as Gu Zhenren, which caused a huge quarrel at the end😥 It seems that many people's idea is to let Xiao Ke directly replace the productivity and political system of society, and directly create a utopia where all mankind is captive by Xiao Ke (?) I felt it was too unnatural to argue with others at the time, so I simply gave an extreme example. As a result, they thought I was on the same side as them and thought I was right😨 My evaluation is that Xiao Ke is still far away from the realm of the Philosopher King. This is a good deal. It really makes Xiao Ke sit on the golden toilet and wonder what will happen to him. Rating 8.2 Points (I have to say that I still want the squid's character creation to be mysterious, and then be able to fully control the terrifying plot of Suhuan. Then I will enjoy watching it) (And Cui Zui really visited Tieba. He has actually seen all those rhythms and outrageous provinces. Fortunately, he didn't follow the trend of public opinion, otherwise he doesn't know how bad it will be.)

这本书应该算走的诡异流（？）但是依旧延续了大眼珠子惯用的主角开局无敌，以及幽默诙谐的风格。虽然直到结尾也没有提到和希灵世界观接轨的内容，但是就凭那个“信息大一统”，我就默认余烬世界是“第零象限”的一部分了（） 大眼珠子写的每本书，世界观的展开都是相当核心的设定，尤其是深海余烬这本还相对较短，要是想不剧透的话……那我不知道说啥了#摊手 评分8.0（这实在没办法了，毕竟只有确认那本书好看我才会去看，除了少数很喜欢的以及不喜欢的，大部分也就是8.0这个档次了，摆烂了）

Let me give you an introduction to the novel Zhenlou. I think I read it when I was in the fourth grade of elementary school? Now I don't talk about recommending or recommending it. Ancient Chinese writing seems a bit outdated now, but it was the originator at the time. Old stories like this, such as Tudou's Dou Po, Wu Dong, and The Great Master. Tomato swallows the starry sky, and the stars become There are also various books such as The Age of Desolation, Coiling Dragon, Snow Eagle Lord, and the Proud Nine Heavens. I have read a lot of San Shao's books before, but later they disgusted me, so I won't mention them.

It integrates Conquer the World, live broadcast, and system into one. Conquer the World is an open line and the system is a hidden line. The writing, plot and characterization are all excellent, and the protagonist's three views are extremely firm. I highly recommend it. Rating 8.1

Immortal rebellion and seeking demons are a very special type, and cultivating immortals contains a lot of questions. The stage of transformation into gods in Immortal Rebellion is one of the best chapters in describing the "state of mind" in the novels about cultivating immortals that I have read. Not graded.

I read this a long time ago, and it is one of the few books that I still remember. The book written by Chen Dong has a very special feeling, and it is recommended to read it even now. The rating... Isn't very good, I feel like it doesn't fit in any category. There is also "Perfect World", but I won't include it, the type is the same. I didn't watch the Holy Ruins in the early stages.

Another work on repairing air conditioners. The character of the protagonist of this book cannot be said to be exactly the same as that of The Sledgehammer of the House of Horrors, at least it can be considered to be quite different. Although there are many differences in the system, it still leads to serious homogenization problems. Writing the world of ghosts and the real world separately leads to a sharp increase in descriptions of living people, making the author's shortcomings in characterization more obvious. There are also problems with the distribution of Shuangdian. Many copies are too long. After I finished reading it, I could feel the obvious boredom. Rating 7.0

A classic in the supernatural genre. However, when I read it, a lot of it was deleted due to rectification, which is a pity. The fun and scary parts of this book are well planned and relaxed. But the last copy felt a bit rushed. In addition, the characterization of the air conditioner repairman has always been quite average, but this book has more ghosts, which avoids this shortcoming. Rating 7.5

I don't need to say more about what this book is. There are enough reviews from others, including mine. It's a pity that neither me nor the people around me could read Amway's book (sad) Rating 9.5

I saw a very suitable statement in the comment area: This is a fairy tale for adults. The protagonist has a system. This reward and punishment mechanism allows the protagonist to keep all the money he loses in his pocket, but the protagonist can only get a little bit of the money he earns. Therefore, the protagonist keeps trying to lose money, but he makes huge profits again and again. The company is huge, but the protagonist's personal assets are still small. Why? Maybe this is the will of the universe, right Sister Qing? Since the protagonist does the project without regard for gains and losses (he goes for losses), and with the crazy spending of money and the improvement of all employees, the protagonist builds a completely ideal company. I won't go into more details, mainly because I don't want to spoil it (the expression ability is limited). Anyway, forcefully recommend Rating 8.1 (Not 8.0 This time, akimbo)

Time-traveling game + fourth natural disaster novel. The protagonist's profession is a crispy mechanic who makes his flesh reach the sky. Because there are NPC templates and player templates, you can harvest money from both sides at the same time. Not only does it grow quickly, it also gets a lot of perverted entries. The protagonist in the whole story did not encounter many setbacks, and overall it was quite enjoyable. What is more regrettable is that the protagonist upgrades too fast and other players cannot catch up. As a result, the role of the fourth natural disaster in the game is more like an addendum. After finally growing up to be able to affect the world situation, the novel is over. Rating 8.0 (No, why do I rate 8.0 So many times)

Big-eyed debut novel. In the early stage (ah, this early stage is quite long), it was a quick-running variety comic that was very popular at the time, and the first-person perspective was also a favorite of many people. But maybe it's because I have high poison resistance (? It's hard to say, there are quite a few books that I can't stand), so I felt okay reading it from the beginning. Since the creation of the original world in the mid-term, it has been one epic after another. In terms of description, it is indeed worse than Uncle Tong's subsequent works, but it is still an excellent work today. I won't go into details. I recommend everyone to read one of the highlights. That post explains it much more clearly and is not as unclear as mine. Rating 8.0

I rarely read light novels, but I really liked the pace of this book. This book is not long, and there is no major conflict in the plot. It is just an ordinary male and female protagonist who meet, get along, fall in love, and then get married and live together (even getting married at the speed of light rather than having a wedding first). The biggest tension was how to conceal the identity of the heroine. There were no surprises in this process, but it was very logical that after the heroine truly realized that no one would believe that she came from a thousand years ago, she became a completely modern person. There are many detailed descriptions, it is very plain, very warm, and not boring at all. If you are tired of reading all kinds of fighting and killing, you can take a rest by reading this book. Rating 8.0

One of my favorite books. This book is the third one in the big-eyed Xiling worldview, but the plot is almost completely unrelated to the previous one. The book's perspective, confined to a single planet for much of its content, is epic in its content. In addition to Big Eyeball's consistently excellent descriptions of the world and characters, what I like the most is that some of the physical rules in this world are different from reality. For example, high-temperature steam cannot open the lid. There are many similar descriptions, which make it impossible to directly Applying real-life technology to directly accelerate the technological development of the world in the book must be adapted to local conditions. While magic is fully integrated into the technological system, local people are allowed to do scientific research and climb technological trees. This is different from similar novels in which time travelers engage in infrastructure construction, and adds a sense of novelty. (Of course, the novel does not explain why the macroscopic world behaves the same as the earth when the physical rules are different, but magic is there, so there is no need to explain this part) Strong recommendation Rating 9.5 (Leave 0.5 Points, what if a better novel appears in the future? Right?)

Qingquan's another work after "The Elf Master", the character of the protagonist is the same as the previous one. The plot after the middle period is a repetitive pretentious slap in the face, and is filled with a large number of meaningless plots that have no effect on the main plot and are purely designed for the protagonist to show off. The characters are drawn at the hip, and the readability is not high. If you have read the previous book, the readability will be lowered to another level. But the performance of this book is quite good. I feel that it is purely based on luck and the management of Vera boss, which cannot be used as a reference for whether the book is good or not. Rating 6.0

I have always wanted to find some articles about the fourth natural disaster, but I haven't found any good ones. I read that this book had good reviews, so I put it on my bookshelf and kept it until it was finished.

I haven't watched it yet, I'm waiting for it to finish. The reason for adding the book list is that I like the introduction of this book. Rub hands together ----------- Beautiful! In terms of my personal preferences, I probably prefer novels with a bit of debate and the like, and I also really like this kind of protagonist who has a firm heart from beginning to end. "Curiosity" is the core character of the protagonist in this book. In order for the world to continue to change and to explore infinite distances in the future, Ian will almost do whatever it takes. In addition, the setting of this world is also very interesting. Let's not talk about the final crisis that will cause the entire world to lose all its future (the name of the spoiler is, "Prison of the Prisoner", which is a setting given very early on, and does not affect the viewing). The level setting in it, to use a more vivid expression, is that the strong are all inferiors. The more advanced people are, the better their qualifications are, and the easier it is to become a high level. The protagonist is obviously the most subversive person in the world. This setting can make readers look forward to what "every" strongest person in it can do. Yes, "every one." The strongest person inside is the fifth energy level. Each fifth energy level has the power to easily destroy the entire world. The problem is also here. There are too many fifth energy levels. At the same time, the world also has world-destroying disasters happening every now and then. In the world above the sky, the fifth energy level does not need anything from ordinary people at all. They establish order and resist disasters just because they "want" to do so in a sense. They exist completely separate from ordinary people. They want ordinary people to live a better life just because they "want ordinary people to live a better life." The only thing that hinders them is other fifth energy levels. In this world, if you want to develop productivity or change the system of the whole society, it can be said to be very difficult, or it can be said to be very simple. The simplicity is that you can completely ignore the various complicated interests involved in reality, and you only need to have strong power. The difficulty is that you need to have power that can overwhelm all fifth energy levels. What's a pity is that I thought the author would find some point to break the situation from below. Although there seemed to be some signs, because the time of "Prison Prison" was too tight, in the end, he was able to crush it directly with sheer force. Another pity is the farming part. It seems that the author is still not very good at writing. After trying it, I felt that it was not good at writing, so I skipped it. Farming does not play a big role in it. Overall, this book is a good one if you don't mind the author's sometimes verbose descriptions and the occasional abandonment of settings. If you can connect with the author on the airwaves, then this book will be a rare masterpiece. Rating: 9.1 Points! (Mainly because of my radio waves)

Mysterious fan. I haven't finished it yet. I should have read half of it? (Or less than half), the setting is that an outside god slipped into the barrier. The plot is quite depressing, but still exciting. The reason for abandoning the book is that the author and I have different views on the Seven Gods. He feels that the Seven Gods have restricted the development of human science. I think this status quo is inevitable. His attitude towards the Seven Gods in the article is a bit too hostile. I posted and communicated with the author several times, but no results were achieved. After all, it was for the fans, so I naturally gave up when I felt it was OOC. But if you feel that the author's opinion is correct, or you can ignore this point of view, the novel itself is still good. (Only refers to the part I have watched. Due to the intervention of external gods, the plot has undergone many interesting changes, but Xiao Ke's life has become even more miserable haha) Rating... I haven't finished watching it yet.