I Just Wanted to Comment on a Few Books I've Been Reading Recently

Here, I recommend the author Three Days and Two Sleeps, and this book is currently being serialized. The plot has ups and downs, as exciting as a roller coaster, and is "reasonable and unexpected" like O. Henry. It gives people the feeling that their IQ is not enough, and that they are like an old man who can only shout "wtf". In this regard, Three Days and Two Sleeps has been quite successful. If it can always bring a good reading experience to readers, we will not mind him showing off his superiority in IQ.

No matter when, a book with great imagination is worth savoring for me. The wizard's journey can be said to be very imaginative, but it is relatively slow to develop. The author's writing style also gradually grew during the creation process of this book. It's not bad to slow down, at least it will make the grand world in the book appear flesh and blood.

I am an anti-virus hunter and my brain is very good, and a lazy bird does not rely solely on my brain. I have to be good at handling all aspects. It's just that sometimes a method is often used to improvise some settings to make the plot appear somewhat unexpected, which makes people feel not so natural. (I don't know how to describe it. It's like being in a difficult situation and not knowing how to break the situation, but at this time the author temporarily made up some abilities to allow the protagonist to successfully break the situation, and then made some reasonable explanations. The plot is more unexpected), and some details are also a bit far-fetched.

Here, I recommend all the books by this author, not just this one, which is currently being serialized. Big Sniper, that is, Baoyue Liuguang's books always have some unexpected ideas, but the handling of some details is not very good, and the plot is also a bit stiff in some places. Of course, this is compared with those of great masters. In fact, Da Shou's books often fall apart as soon as they are written, and the endings are always a bit unsatisfactory.

"The only way to kill someone is to put a knife at the throat. We are learning, and we should apply our strength from the heart to the smallest details, and the natural truth will be glorious." A book can often touch people's soul, and every small daily description can make people full of emotions. It will undoubtedly be a good book, and Talking Elbow's "King of Sparing Life" has undoubtedly achieved this. Of course, humor is also one of his major features.

Starting from the details, every sentence in the book has been carefully considered, using every little thing and every minute description to create a real world and vivid characters. Even if we start with a small character in the book, we can see a complete real world and a complete story line about ourselves.