True Knowledge: Knowing People and Their Faces (Vest Incarnation Flow)

. In the modern setting of a strange resurgence, the protagonist obtains the game system and can recruit characters to dispatch combat vests to reveal the behind-the-scenes secrets. When I first looked at the setting, I thought it was like "It's a Small World," which focuses on solving dungeons to advance the plot by playing games, but in fact, this book is more like summoning Pokémon to fight monsters and level up, and then making up a savior organization, appearing in front of people, and shocking the world. Generally speaking, the advantages of this book are that the writing power is acceptable, the writing is smooth, and there are not too many bad points; the numerical value, or the combat power is not broken, the overall balance is well grasped, and the logic is more consistent. If you have never come across this type of subject matter before, it is actually quite good. The average order can exceed 10,000 yuan, and it is not all watery. The main problem is that it is too routine and there is no novelty that can surprise people. The plot development is quite satisfactory. For readers who have seen similar settings, it feels like they can know the subsequent plot development at a glance-- Either when the younger brother fails to defeat the BOSS, the protagonist comes on stage to show off, beats the BOSS to death with two slaps, and then the passers-by and supporting characters start to get shocked; or it recruits new people and keeps writing about the powerful psychological activities of the new people's imagination, repeating routines, and cheating. It can only be said that it looks like a group of farmers, but in fact it is invincible. And when the strange resurgence hits the invincible flow, the plot can't be said to be full of ups and downs. In addition, the author likes to play jokes, and the writing style is brisk, and it does not convey the atmosphere of a strange resurrection in the apocalypse. Finally, although it borrows the plug-in form of Small World, it does not revolve around the gamification of the copy, so it cannot provide the reading experience of game articles. The writing method of simply summoning the younger brother to fight monsters and upgrades, the overall look and feel is rather bland, and is only suitable for passing the time during the book shortage.

. Infinitely seizing bodies to kill one's enemies, a slightly red text with very innovative ideas. This book is very imaginative and allows you to kill your enemies without limit. This setting is very novel. As the protagonist transforms into a vest identity, each identity develops many plot lines, which are integrated and intertwined, making the book's world view revealed and giving it a grand sense of spiraling upwards. In addition, the White Night Organization in the book is a group of idealists, which is equivalent to a red element. The author seems to want to write about the feeling of a revolutionary hero, so lovers of red literature can also read it. But what should I say? The protagonist has the golden finger of not being afraid of death and unlimited body-snatching. To make it feel better, it should have been written with a domineering and wild feeling. For example, the title of the book at the beginning of the book, "Kill Me If You Can" is very domineering. But when the author wrote it later, he turned it into a literary novel, which veered towards a very strange plot development direction.

. In a parallel world like Gotham City with a Greek background, the protagonist controls a series of superhero avatars. The setting of game vest avatars, that is, the game plot completed by the protagonist controlling the game characters, actually takes place in the real world, so many people in reality began to be shocked by the many game avatars controlled by the protagonist. Compared with similar themes, the most eye-catching feature of this book is that the avatar characters in the game are all American comic superhero characters. On the one hand, it pleases American comic superhero lovers, and on the other hand, it also makes the painting style of this article purer, close to the cool style of American comic hot-blooded battles. In short, in a nutshell, this book is a cool story about the protagonist's various superhero incarnations killing each other, and the supporting characters' transformation from shock to doubt in life. Personally, I feel that the plot where the author lets the protagonist be involved in the incident and exposed, and then joins the organization is not very good - even if the author allows the protagonist to work as a civilian in the organization. I personally think that if the protagonist does not join the organization so early and the plot advancement focuses on using the game avatar to defeat monsters and monsters, it will give people a better impression. On the one hand, I joined too early, and before the character of the boss behind the scenes of the protagonist was enough, I felt like I was missing out. On the other hand, after joining an organization, it is inevitable to develop the world view from the perspective of the organization. But to be honest, the author's world view structure in this area is relatively superficial and does not have much memory.

. It is similar to an urban supernatural novel with a Tokyo setting, but the protagonist controls a vest and becomes a show-off. Tokyo-style waistcoat incarnation theme, cheerful writing, mainly sand sculpture style, no abuse of the main character and no youth. But after thinking about it carefully for a long time, I found that the world background and plot of this book are actually quite average and nothing eye-catching. What really stands out is that the protagonist is very coquettish, and he talks a lot of saucy words, and all kinds of Chinese hell jokes. It has a feeling that makes people laugh, and can satisfy the light novel audience. But if you are not a two-dimensional fan, and you don't like Hell Joke, you will be relatively indifferent to the protagonist of this book. It is very possible that not only do you not find the protagonist sexy, but you may also find the protagonist greasy. In addition, in terms of background, this book does not have any Tokyo flavor. It can be understood as using the Tokyo background to avoid risks. However, as a world background in the style of urban supernatural literature, the villain organization is not set in a realistic way, which makes the background have no memorable points. It relies entirely on the author's characterization of the protagonist to support the freshness of reading.

. A vest-style avatar flow with a Grammatical background. The protagonist plays the game and the supporting character is shocked by the story. The author has stitched together the settings of "It's a Small World with Endless Fun" and "I'm Really Not a Demon God", etc., And it is also related to several of his previous works. For old fans of the author, after the world view unfolds, the impression is still very good. For new readers, it mainly depends on whether they can accept the unfolding world view. If you can accept it, the author writes about the reactions and thoughts of major organizations around the world on Dihualiu, which is quite interesting, with both laughs and highlights. But I feel that the author's writing skills are more inclined to the Dihua style of writing, and his mastery of the vest-incarnation style is average. It is roughly the plot of a game copy played by the author controlling the vest avatar. The writing has no visual sense and no memorable points. It's obviously a genre background, but I always feel like the plot is all supported by the reactions of the supporting characters.

. Play the story of the game to save the world and fight against the reincarnations. It is similar to the setting of the book Tingri's Little World, that is, a story about an otaku who plays games and generates game characters in the real world to save the world. The villains are a group of time and space thieves, similar to reincarnations, who can obtain props and abilities from the fantasy world. Generally speaking, this book can be regarded as a story about a battle between superpowers with a slightly positive spiritual energy recovery background. At first glance, the setting of this book is similar to Small World, but in fact, the core is completely different. Small World is a strange game of various types in SL, but the results will come true in reality. The game in this book is synchronized with reality in real time. It cannot be SL, and there is no expectation of completing the perfect save. In essence, it is an ordinary battle between ability users. In this case, the process of "Don't panic, wait for me to turn on the computer" every time the protagonist encounters danger is a bit embarrassing to be honest.

. The setting of this book is very novel. Although it borrows the concept of spiritual energy recovery that was popular at the time, it is not a conventional setting where everyone starts to act recklessly after the spiritual energy recovers. But in the era of spiritual recovery, the protagonist Ren Suo gets a game console. The games he plays on the game console will eventually become reality - generally speaking, it will become the reality of the future, but it may also become history. If the author's last book, The Novice Village Chief of the Fourth Natural Disaster Article, was just an ordinary work of imagination, then this book "Infinite Fun in a Small World" is really a work of imagination. This setting that combines the game's origins from reality with the revival of spiritual energy can be said to be quite novel and ingenious, which is eye-catching and amazing. Being able to become stronger and even save the world by playing games is almost the ultimate secret that otaku readers dream of. The protagonist uses the game character to pull off the big flag, and relies on bragging to show off. It is similar to the establishment of the Tarot Club in Cuttlefish's "Lord of the Mystery". It satisfies the reader's "Although I am useless, I can brag" mentality of a strong-mouthed king, and has a strong sense of substitution. In fact, this setting has attracted many people to follow suit, forming a flow of vest avatars for operating game characters. In terms of plot, as the book's world view is laid out and various characters have established their initial character images in the readers' minds, the plot becomes interesting as the characters interact with each other. The protagonist is an otaku who is very slow to respond to emotions. He has gained the favorability of several girls with the protagonist's halo, but he has no self-consciousness at all. Under such circumstances, the plot that was supposed to develop normally would always turn to the Shura field without noticing, and all kinds of hilarious plots that people would like to see happen, which is very suitable for the majority of single otakus. But seriously speaking, in the later period, the writing turned to mainly emotional dramas, and the light novel flavor is very strong. It is indeed a pity for readers who don't like to watch emotional dramas or can't stand the light novel flavor.

. In a sense, this book is a mixture of vest incarnation + heroic literature + simulated copy + academy style. Its world view is quite unique, it is a spirit-warming era similar to the beast-warming novel, where people can summon historical heroic spirits. The protagonist's golden finger can travel to ancient times, and use a simulator copy flow similar to a word game to transform his vest into a famous heroic spirit in history. Then he can summon his vest heroic spirit in the real world, pretend to be a beep in school, and so on. In terms of setting alone, this book can be described as a suture monster. However, the stitching is pretty good, there is no sense of disharmony, and it reads quite smoothly. Then in the simulated dungeons, the plots of some dungeons are actually pretty good, with a certain depth and are neither new nor cliche. Therefore, the performance of this book is actually pretty good. The first order was over 10,000, and the average order was over 10,000. But maybe it's because I'm older, and I'm not interested in the plot of pretending to be funny in school in the real world, so I don't like it very much. But if you are not a middle-aged, old or white reader, you should still prefer this method. Mainly in terms of setting, the simulator in this book is quite overbearing, and it is the kind that will overwrite the real history after simulation. The key point is that modern people summon heroic spirits from ancient times. Every time the protagonist completes the simulation, the real world changes drastically. If you want to write this kind of setting well without causing time and space paradoxes or logical errors, it will undoubtedly be very laborious.

. A story similar to the infinite flow + vest flow, with an interstellar background, and the road to becoming extraordinary and powerful. The author's writing is sophisticated, and the writing is humorous and full of witty remarks. The reading experience is actually very good. Then talking about the world view, this book belongs to the main world and can explore many star realms, similar to the original heavens in general. Then the protagonist Goldfinger can create clones in the star realm in advance and cultivate the extraordinary system of the star realm. To advance the plot, the protagonist can enter the consciousness and play a role, or the avatar can hang up and the avatar dies or achieves great fame. The strength gained through cultivation feeds back into the main body, allowing the protagonist to show off in the main world. As far as the structure of the novel is concerned, it is a very smooth routine. The main drawback, I personally think, is the realistic plot of the main world, which is unbearably vulgar and even annoying. Not to mention the story about a loving father and a filial son at the beginning, I followed up from the first dungeon and wrote a long story about a college in the real world. I kept talking about how the originally useless protagonist shocked everyone and pretended to be crazy in the freshmen. I couldn't say whether I was happy or not. I felt very embarrassed anyway (maybe because there was no supporting character slapped in the face to arouse the mood, so the protagonist just pretended to be). In short, in a nutshell, the copy of this book has good reviews, but the actual review has negative reviews.