The First Book List from the Starting Point, Cough Cough Cough

I read it a few more times... There is one more thing about this book that satisfies me: at least it explains why the lives of aliens in this work are similar to those of earthlings. Many science fiction works vaguely describe the physical characteristics and living customs of aliens and even people from different universes as similar to those of Earth, but why? Different laws of the universe and different evolutionary environments will give rise to completely different species. Why does a magical world creature rely on its eyes to receive light to perceive the environment? How can it evolve species boundaries such as animals, plants and microorganisms? But relying solely on imagination is obviously too demanding for the author... Big Eyeball gave a ridiculous explanation: Because there are gods, the information from the gods interferes with the entire void, causing the life in the void to tend to the form and lifestyle of the gods.

Banana is one of the few writers who is very close to being a great writer. If you say he is a great writer, his update speed is too slow. If you say he is not, then the popularity among fans and readers is really amazing. Have you ever tried to stop writing for a few months without explaining it beforehand and then come back and continue writing as if nothing happened and still get good grades? This is the charm of Jiaoda. To be honest, the writing style of "The Son-in-law" has not improved compared to Banana's previous books, but has regressed, but this does not affect its strength in historical works. Its taste lies in a unique flavor. When it is told eloquently, you can hardly notice its writing style and will only follow the storyline. This is a sign of profound knowledge. Of course, its content is a bit cliché, especially the plagiarism-type show off of poetic ability. Overall, it is worth reading and is an excellent toilet reading - these four words are my extremely high evaluation of a book.

I don't want to say how good the author's writing style is and how correct his views are. The protagonist is a young hooligan who has grown up, just like ordinary boys in third-tier cities. He is twenty-seven or seventy-eight years old, smokes Hongyun, drinks Erguotou, loves his wife (although the wife is ugly), is a bit bully and afraid of the strong, but is very responsible in important matters. A series of incredible adventures and celebrity clients traveling through ancient and modern times in order to become immortals. To be honest, when I discovered this book in 2008, among the masters of monster fighting and leveling up, I was really surprised. The meaning of "Chaos" to me is just like "Wulin Gaiden". Some people may think it is just funny, but I accidentally got my feelings out of my mind. The most important thing is that this book gave me two of the most important friends in high school. Because we fell in love with this book together and fell in love with Zhang Xiaohua, we became close later and the three of us read almost crazy. The past is gone forever. If you want to be happy, watch "The Greatest Chaos in History". I have watched it more than a dozen times, and I know the lines by heart, imagining that one day, in an afternoon when I am not messing with anyone, a dirty old man shakes his very post-modern dirty hands at me, and smiles obscenely: "My little friend, you have a prediction today..." From then on, I embarked on the journey of becoming a god reserve ~