The World View is Relatively Complete and Distinctive, and it Refuses to Be Brainless

A classic of time travel to another world. The world view is magic and sword, and the story is very unique and interesting. The historical background of the goddess of light and the demons is very attractive, and is slowly revealed as the story progresses. The protagonist's inner description has always been very reasonable, including the unacceptable scolding after time travel, and the whole process of slowly accepting family affection and cultivating love, all of which follow the plot. Neither the Lord nor the Holy Mother is abused.

This is the famous work of the great master of the game. Playing dungeons with high IQ is very refreshing and occasionally thought-provoking.

Multiple characters are written from multiple perspectives, and there are linkages between each volume. The author's writing style is excellent, the style is humorous, and the perspective is also very unique, which can produce a unique feeling of "where can growth come from without refreshing the world view?" Unexpected and often reasonable. The characters are also very unique and the story is very interesting.

Zhu Xian is my favorite work. The world view is that of an oriental fairy tale, and the strength system is not the kind of upgrading and fighting monsters. To have strength, you must first have your own efforts, and then have opportunities. Although it is a bit ambiguous, it is very reasonable, and the promotion of the plot is obvious. Zhu Xian has an ups and downs plot and rich and delicate characters' emotions. The writing style is also quite good. It is majestic and delicate as beads, and smooth as water. All organizations are divided into two paths: good and evil, the righteous path such as Qingyun Mountain and Fanyin Temple, and the evil path of the demon sect. The main contradiction written in this book is the conflict between good and evil, that is, the conflict between the ideals of coexisting with mortals and benefiting oneself at the expense of others. And this contradiction is directly implanted into the relationship between the main characters. The heroine Lu Xueqi is a genius of the righteous way, and the other heroine Baguio is the princess of the Demon Cult. The male protagonist Zhang Xiaofan is a disciple of Qingyun Mountain, but he is a very emotional person, and he once fell into the evil way for Baguio. But in the end, justice must prevail, right? And regret is irreversible after all.

The tone of this book is one of the David and Goliath series that uses fighting spirit as the criterion. With the help of his grandfather, the protagonist Xiao Yan starts from a poor loser and walks on the road to the peak of life. He meets all kinds of beauties and beats all kinds of idiots. Finally, he finally achieves success and becomes the strongest fighting emperor in the world. A classic among classics, in short, there are all kinds of skills to go on missions, fight monsters and upgrade. It's just fun to watch. What I admire is Xiao Yan's unremitting and enterprising spirit after playing tricks and gaining strength (funny), but I am worried about how Xiao Yan will be enterprising even if he becomes Dou Emperor. As a world where fighting spirit = strength = justice, Dou Di means the highest level, the end, and is the finale of this book. Once you reach the highest level, you can't upgrade anymore, right? Then there's nothing to look at. If you can't upgrade, will Xiao Yan still be Xiao Yan? So I didn't dare to read it when I saw that there were still dozens of chapter endings. However, it seems that someone is still writing the sequel to Dou Po, although it is not the original author. The sequel is nothing interesting. If the plot is the same, I don't think it can surpass Dou Po. Even though it has been completed, someone still writes a sequel to Dou Po, which is the charm of this work. How to write next, shatter the void and start again? The endings written this way are basically bad. But I can also imagine some different endings without permission: 1. Xiao Yan went into seclusion for a thousand years to see how his descendants would intrigue and play the game of power. 2. One day Xiao Yan realized that he needed more fighting spirit to level up, and then he became the God of Fighting. He sucked away all the fighting spirit on the continent. The end of the world has arrived. Let's see how people survive in the end of the world. 3. Xiao Yan shattered the void and arrived at a place called Earth, where there is no fighting spirit...

This work has been removed from the shelves. But I still put it here, not because I like it very much. In terms of the quality of the article, this work can only be regarded as average. But the alien setting is very pleasing to me. The main line of the story is roughly as follows: the brainless male protagonist picks up a Galaxy Overlord Loli, and then goes on adventures across the stars and starts a harem. I'm not going to complain about how the male protagonist's harem is no longer good. What matters is the alien civilization, such as the centipede that uses coded language to tap with its feet, the aliens whose green skin is their beauty, the tentacle balls whose beauty is the ball, and the Sai people who can only communicate through music. It is a unique work, and I can occasionally recall the players after reading it.

The protagonist is a child. From the beggar child at the beginning to the Prince of the Stars later, Thales always uses the power of language (yes!) To move against the current with a few chips between major organizations and forces. As a part, he contributes to the ending of the story. The most outstanding feature of Tails' lack of powerful fists is that for this reason, he will always be at the negotiation table with apparent enemies and possible real allies, using the strongest language to pursue results that are acceptable to him. Having one's own persistence and even being willing to sacrifice for it is the shining point of Thales' character. But power is the most changeable. With how many people have different interests and demands, the current situation is the most uncertain. Often your allies at one moment will show their fangs to you the next moment, and your enemies who were at odds with each other before may be having fun with you again at the next moment. On a multi-party chessboard, Thales is the ambiguous person caught between the multi-party chess pieces. He has his own persistence - that is humble humanism and kindness. And all those who make waves are almost all people who put their interests first. No matter what the excuse, they are ultimately doing it for themselves, their country, their own territory - in short, it is their own things. Thales was shouting and struggling among these people. I'm glad that the author told the stories of each character and the world in their own language, making us fall in love with the grandeur behind it. Especially the group of magicians.

There will always be relatively independent small worlds in reincarnation or copy-based online game novels or infinite streams, and the connecting lines are players or reincarnators of the same type as the protagonist. This masterpiece, Terror Park borrows the settings from the online game Dungeon and Infinite Reincarnation. The most interesting thing is that during the game, Brother Jue comes into contact with various dungeon characters, reveals the secrets in the dungeon story through various methods, and meets the conditions for clearing the dungeon. The stories are very good, most of them are scary and strange, but also thought-provoking, and some are quite touching. What's even better is that compared to the infinite novels of reincarnation space, Thriller Paradise weaves a larger and finer net to cover all characters, including players, game systems, game characters, and game makers (gods and demons). The network was very wide, and everyone changed with the development of the plot, and it never collapsed, probably because the story in the dungeon space could continue to be written. (I don't know why I thought of Conan from Wannian Elementary School). Although the master of Three Days and Two Sleeps said that it is almost over, I feel a little confused about it. Are you writing a sequel now? Of course, even if there is no main plot, I can still watch it happily! In addition, the character design is also quite good, I especially like the genius madman who has no fear, he is crazy!