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Reincarnation flow 3.9/5.0 Food and grass The protagonist Goldfinger can be reincarnated and resurrected after death. Each reincarnation can earn points based on the achievements he achieved in his previous life. The points can be used to improve his talents in the next life. The part about studying and practicing is very interesting. The protagonist becomes stronger and stronger through his own accumulation, and becomes more and more skillful in studying the techniques. Later, when I studied how the human race improved their racial talents through generations, it was very enjoyable and had an epic feel. But it's a pity that there is only a little bit of this part of the plot. The main problem with this book is that the author does not give full play to his strengths. It is obviously very interesting to write about the protagonist being reincarnated and studying immortal magic, but he always unconsciously shifts the focus to insignificant supporting characters. I always like to write about supporting characters fighting. The protagonist does not appear in several chapters, and the fighting between the supporting characters does not affect the protagonist very much. It is more of a background transition. People can't help but skip like crazy. Generally speaking, this book opens high and sells low, but is weak in the later period. But it's also worth seeing

Stallion, unlimited streaming 3.9/5.0 The plot is smooth and the protagonist's revenge is not overnight. I have read more than 100 chapters so far, and if I read the comments, I will continue reading. It's a pity, the writing is quite good. Highly recommended for those who don't care about stallions. The part I watched was not too toxic.

Cthulhu, sequence, daily 3.9/5.0 Pseudo-Cthulhu just borrows monsters and characters from Cthulhu. There is nothing indescribable or unknowable. It's about the fact that when a civilization develops to a certain stage, it has to go through an exam. If you pass it, you will survive or die. I can only say that it has something to do with the title, but not much. The plot is okay, but not very smooth. I personally feel that there are too many daily routines and the pace is very slow. The main reason is that the key plot is poorly written and not easy at all. (K a little monster who has been shouting has been BB'd for several times, and he kept writing that it is very urgent to kill him immediately. MD is urgent and does not hurry up, MD is really angry to me. Don't forcefully write if you don't know how to write cool articles. The above are angry words) But aside from the water part, you can still watch it, and some of the settings are still very eye-catching, including the cyber battle and Supreme Turing (not the protagonist). The plot focuses on a warm daily life, where the father is kind and the son is filial. Sometimes I wonder if this is a female author. If you like slow-paced and warm daily life, you can watch it.

Weird, fantasy, two heroines 3.9/5.0 The protagonist travels through time, and Goldfinger is the narrator. But this narration is less like the simple tool Goldfinger in other novels, and more like a product of this world. Because the protagonist was too useless, the narrator created a magic skill called Wuxiang. Its basic function is to automatically practice and demonstrate certain moves. There are also the self-phase and sentient phase in the explosive seed state. These various phases should be foreshadowing. Once you use them, you will feel controlled by the golden finger. The plot is quite smooth and difficult to summarize because it is linear and there would be too much to write about, so I won't introduce it. It can be seen that the golden finger is both a boost and a destabilizing factor, giving people a sense of crisis at all times. The new chapter should contain some of the truth about Goldfinger. I think the table of contents looks similar. I haven't seen it yet, so I plan to raise it first.

Entries, cool articles, cultivating immortality 3.0/5.0 Food and grass The setting is very novel, the entire world of cultivating immortals is like a game, and the way of heaven is gm. Everyone can cultivate immortality, and every time they break through a major realm, they can randomly obtain entries, which are special abilities. For example, when parents are attacked, your father gets hurt when others hit you, and when others hit your children, you get hurt. There are also parents who are not vulnerable, and the effect is reversed. The protagonist's golden finger is actually an initial entry, called Jie Jie Gao. Others can only choose entries in the big realm, but the protagonist can also choose in each small realm. The writing in the early stage is very fresh, the pace is fast, and the revenge does not take overnight, which is very exciting. But when I got to the second level continent, it felt a bit repetitive, so I didn't continue reading. (The author said he wants to write 5 million words. I can only say that if he doesn't change his writing method, he can see the whole story at a glance) It's a book that can be read, and the writing is okay. I haven't read the rest of it, so I don't know what it's like. Those who are patient can continue to follow.

Xianxia 1.0/5.0 I don't recommend reading it, the part about coders is too retarded. It is said that it is a coder's cultivation, but I can't see where the coder is. Seeing that the trial run function has come out, the spell inside is still the same: if the aura is input, then the spell release is successful, else the spell release fails. What kind of programming is this? For this little thing, the author still writes that the protagonist is afraid of bugs in the writing, which makes me feel quite speechless. Take a look at "Into the Cultivation of Immortality", they also did some kind of digital cultivation method, cultivating people into a humanoid computer, and the exercises were optimized and compiled into binaries. I feel that this cheat will have no impact even if the editing code part is removed. Coding is just a gimmick. I want to see the caution of coders.

Scientific cultivation, collectivism, no heroine 3.8/5.0 Food and grass It tells the story of a young man who picked up an iron sword tip and gradually grew into the world-famous Sun Sword Master. The organization the protagonist belongs to is Xianmen. Its predecessor was the Earth. After it bordered the Immortal Realm, it was invaded and enslaved by the Immortal Realm because the Earth's universe contained a large amount of magic-breaking immortal gold that could destroy souls. After generations of ancestors continued to struggle and resist, they grew into a communist overlord of the realm, Xianmen. This book is very good at describing the differences in customs, customs, and political styles between immortal sects and sects outside the region. The outside sect is an ordinary law of the jungle and the strong take all, while the celestial sect is equal and friendly. This book is pretty good about cultivating immortality through science and technology, and is generally worth reading. But I personally am not very satisfied with the fact that the protagonist's skills will turn him into an extreme sword madman. Since the skills have been modified, why not do it more thoroughly? Anyway, it's just a matter of one sentence from the author. I read a review saying that the protagonist is getting more and more crazy, and I don't want to continue reading.

Cthulhu 2.5/5.0 Dry food Specifically, the protagonist becomes a containment officer and solves various leaks through copies one by one. Each dungeon has 20/30 chapters, so the pace is quite fast. Every time the protagonist dies in the dungeon in the early stage, he will summarize the rules and do better in the next reincarnation. It's like fighting a boss. Every time you get closer to the goal, it feels very refreshing. But the protagonist, a demigod, didn't know what the author was thinking, so he kept letting the protagonist pass the level in one life. There is no such thing as the pleasure of getting closer and closer to the goal and peeling off the cocoon. Basically, the protagonist doesn't do much talking and doesn't do much, and he also likes the Riddler. It can only be said that the author has forgotten his original intention. This kind of copy is very boring and highly homogeneous. The protagonist becomes a blank slate demigod in about 100 chapters, but not a blank slate in more than 500 chapters. With so many chapters in between, the author obviously promoted the game too quickly in the early stage, and then downgraded it too hard. It's really hard to watch. All in all, there are many shortcomings. The first 100 chapters were very enjoyable, but the later chapters were very unpleasant. I gave up after reading more than 300 chapters. Book lovers, I really don't have any books to read.

Cyberpunk, Cthulhu, no heroine, three correct views. 4.5/5.0 Recommended viewing The power system partially adopts the setting of Lord of Mysteries, but it is not as sophisticated as the design of Lord of Mysteries. The upgrade of power is mostly for plot service. It is relatively vague and imprecise, but it does not affect the viewing. As for the plot, unlike Lord of Mysteries, which focuses on Cthulhu, this book focuses more on cyberpunk. The description of cyberpunk is much more profound than the mystery. At the same time, the evil spirit is just to add to the story. The evil god is a fake consortium and is the real evil god. The main plot is that the protagonist timely travels to another world through the life copy game, takes over the identity of a newly deceased person in this world, and uses just a few days to prevent the evil god from coming to this world, prevent the consortium from summoning the evil god to come, and ignite a spark of resistance. I'm currently on my ninth copy, and every copy is pretty good. It's refreshing to see the world changing little by little and people's lives getting better little by little.