A Book That Stays in Memory

A good ending, a good beginning, a good ending. The whole text creates a sense of warmth, a determination to work together for life from the beginning, which is quite enviable. The article is of a slow-burning type, with a gentle and powerful attitude towards life. When I read it, I wanted to have someone who always doted on me to accompany me... (Strength is a dog abuser🐶) The plot line is powerful and exciting, and I personally think it is just right (✪▽✪). What I am most satisfied with is that there are no dark elements, and it is somewhat literary and artistic based on reality, which is just right for appreciation. If we ignore the heroine's 50-year experience of Qingdeng Ancient Buddha and only treat it as an incident, the heroine's character development will feel more reasonable. To be honest, the description of the male protagonist is lacking, and I feel that the character creation is incomplete, but there is just such a cute point \(//∇//)\ that I can always remember.

Thriller? I think it is more like a mystery adventure novel. The protagonist has an aura (special neurological injury?) - No fear. It is said to be an aura. I think it is a necessary setting to create a calm character. Calmness breeds wisdom, and wisdom breeds ability. The world view is displayed one by one through games, and gradually linked to form a whole (I have to admire Jue Ye's rich reading volume). Different from other games I have seen, the protagonist has never changed his original intention + very exciting reasoning + necessary force value. There is no so-called cold-blooded blackening (because I always think cold-blooded blackening is very pretentious). I like it very much. The story starts from the beginning and expands from the game to multiple dimensions in the later stages. Everything is traceable. (I finished reading it with the help of the free reading opportunity obtained from two events, and I seem a little embarrassed for Jue Ye) PS: In the form of a unit volume, even if it is suddenly interrupted, there is no need to read the memories again. Is Master Jue a great god? If not, one book will become a god...

Apocalyptic writings about human nature that are very realistic. There is no blind coldness or blind kindness, but cooperation and hostility spurred by entangled interests. The most important thing is that both the enemy and the protagonist's IQ are online. There is currently no female lead, which is fun to watch. If there is any shortcoming, it is that it seems to be very easy to upgrade at present. I feel a little unsatisfied mentally. The author seems to like "The Charm" very much (it is said in the introduction that he likes it), and this book has a deeper shadow of it, and I hope it can become its own style in the future.

Fang Xiang thought that the world view of Da D's other books was too large, and some of them were a little too heavy and not flexible enough. I read this book a few years ago and I still remember it. This is the only book I have read with a female protagonist. By the way, Fang Xiang is still a great master. Now I rarely read books about great masters. Apart from the adventure, this book is more about the struggle for survival. The story line is very compact and the plot is fascinating. Sometimes it feels like there are interlocking chapters. The early foreshadowing and the roundness at the back are also appropriate, and it feels just right as it should be. The personality and style of some characters are explained clearly and rationally in one sentence, and the characters feel full.

Reviewing it again, many friends think that "The Master" is better and more practical, but I always feel that the article is too heavy. Instead, I prefer the relaxed, joyful and exaggerated writing style of this book. I rarely play games, and this is the only e-sports article I like. There is no vulgar beauties constantly falling into the arms of the game. Instead, the book is enriched with game missions and fun levels. (Ps: When I read the article, I laughed from beginning to end) If there is a shortcoming, it is that the characterization is a bit single and not deep enough to leave a deep impression on the readers.

A general from the last generation is reborn in a new world to fight monsters? Dominate? NO! NO! NO! As a songwriter, how can you do such a violent thing? We are nearly a hundred years old people who are composing music, making money, and writing books. After we are reborn, we always want to leave something for future generations (*￣￣*). Why do you want to rob! ? Like the gangsters who take orders in the underworld, they all sit obediently on small stools... Young people should think clearly~~~ Although this book has just started, judging from the style and copywriting potential of this book, it has great potential. If you like it, please collect it. There are too few articles? It's okay to fatten up and fatten up. Vote for Big D and support it (*￣￣*)

Go back to the past and learn about the things that turned into cats, the weird black cat, the witty and "stable" fat fox, the wild black police sergeant, the parrot in Morse code, the happy-go-lucky Bull Terrier, Dahua... And other dogs (I remember there was also a Samoyed, Husky, and Labrador mixed cub, Sahara) ps: The point is that a cat has a human mind, how smart and clever it is.

Chen Ci Da D, an early book, this one still has some obvious traces of Goldfinger. What's fascinating is Xilin's experience in Star, which is full of adventure. The bottom line is that there is no such thing as loading a new map and the most talented person is definitely the enemy. There are no redundant emotional lines or rotten peach blossoms (PS: no heroine). The halo is not the protagonist's but the pet's (*￣￣*) This book is obviously closer to reality in interpersonal relationships. There are no permanent enemies or permanent friends. There are strangers who take advantage of each other, and there are also close friends + douchebags who treat each other with sincerity. There is also my favorite gray cat - Hulu, who started as a "debt slave" and gradually became dependent on each other.

Reborn from the primitive, there is no vulgar struggle for hegemony, but a touch of freshness and a strong sense of adventure. There are ancient legends that we are familiar with, but Chen Ci is written in a different way. There are the origins of hounds and the domestication of falcons: a wolf that was raised artificially by a stray group. See how Caesar grew up to be the "alpha wolf" and participated in tribal wars: an ancient giant eagle with the chirping of racial beliefs. There are also tribes that are close to crocodiles, tribes that pray for rain, tribes that breed and herd animals, tribes that like bird feathers, masks from the Thousand-faced Tribe, tribes that are similar to vampires, people who forge swords, Yi family with spiritual abilities... The speeches are bold, the writing style is always light and breathtaking, I can't stop...