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From Qianqiu's perspective, the world in the article is very simple and relaxing, and the friends are loving and interesting. But the more I look back, the more I feel that if it were from the perspective of Mrs. Yue, this article would definitely be considered a masterpiece. The Queen of Northern Yan, the Emperor of Southern Wu, King Xiao Jin, Mr. Yue, Shadow, the border generals, and the warriors who followed Yue Xiaosi, even if they are mentioned occasionally, they all feel very exciting. It's a pity that I can only peek at the splendor of those big shots from Qianqiu's perspective. I am the kind of person who likes supporting characters more than protagonists... In the Ming Dynasty, I like the old masters and generals, both bad and good ones are interesting, and in the traitorous ministers, I like the eunuchs and little emperors... In Qianqiu, I also like the emperors, old ladies, and border veterans on both sides...

The early stage is good, but the emotional scenes and dungeons in the middle and late stages are terrible.

Personally, I am one of my favorite game novels. At the beginning, the protagonist was relieved of his position as captain and forced to terminate his contract and retire. He came to an Internet cafe and took up a job as a night shift network administrator and then discovered that a new district had opened. I thought I would take a year off and then come back. Unexpectedly, the protagonist reorganized his team and returned to the arena. Use the account that has been dusted for many years to open up new areas, kill the hidden boss for the first time, refresh the time to clear the dungeon, and use the TV to exchange for crafting materials. During the formation of the team, the protagonist meets old friends and new comrades. There are misunderstandings, questions, and support. Everyone's story is very touching, and it is easy for people to think of what happened when they were playing the game, and it is very immersive. I like the relaxed and funny style of this article. There are no messy emotional dramas to slow down the plot, and there is no ambiguity like other novels. The article has more than a thousand chapters, and it is all solid.

The first-person game story is unexpectedly exciting and interesting, and the protagonist is a conscious NPC. After a maintenance before the server was launched, a city gate guard NPC found himself leaving the city gate. This guard is the protagonist. The protagonist follows the players to defeat monsters and level up, gets to know players with different personalities, forms a team to clear dungeons, builds a guild, and completes event tasks together. He thinks that the customer service is an angel and that the players are people from another world. During this period, he met another conscious NPC, and learned that the world he was in was just a game created by humans. The NPC was considered harmful and could destroy human intelligence. The protagonist hid before being wiped out by humans. When he had the ability to leave the game, the protagonist chose to go silent with the game world in the closed server. It is a game novel rather than a science fiction novel. The ending is as sad as the ending of "The Pianist on the Sea". Although the protagonist has gained spiritual relief, it really hurts the readers. I really hope to see the author write a side story where the protagonist leaves the game world, and hopes that the protagonist can see the real world.

First person essay. The protagonist who works in the demolition office is responsible for a supernatural office in the area. The floor where the office is located belongs to a householder, but the householder has long since disappeared. In order to complete the work, the protagonist entered the office, so this is the first chapter of "Aoye Supernatural Office", looking through the archives in the office. I feel like this book could be renamed "The History of Blood and Tears of the Demolition Office". Supernatural events recorded in files, audio recordings, and videos. This kind of writing setting is novel, and the plot is compact and not draggy. Generally speaking, supernatural novels are directly about the protagonist opening an agency to solve problems, but "Qingye Supernatural Agency" has two main lines alternating with each other. One is to let people know what happened in the form of archives. One is about the supernatural events that the protagonist encounters in real life. The protagonist has the ability to dream about the past of people/ghosts, and can follow the dream to capture the body/identity of people/ghosts and solve the problem from the source. Kuqiqi's novels all have a big shortcoming. The protagonists and important supporting characters are not likeable, and the emotional scenes are very embarrassing. There is also a very attractive advantage, the world background settings are very interesting. This article belongs to the early stage fairy grass, the middle and late stage hay and water plants.

In the Psychological Crime series, I like to start with "Portrait", then "The Correctional Factory", "Dark River", "City Lights", and finally "The Seventh Reader" and the extras.