Read a Book and Take it Easy

The title of the book is very exciting. I just started reading it. The beginning is very good. I recommend it.

Goldfinger is very open, but it seems to be in a good mood, and it is very easy to grasp. The protagonist feels like a passionate comic protagonist, does not follow the dark trend, does not make enemies randomly, and is in the justice camp~ IQ is enough. Goldfinger is my favorite card type, and there are various monsters. The plot progress is also very smooth... The most important thing is that the sister is very cute~

Inheriting the worldview of the previous work "Xiling Empire", it uses more mature writing and thinking to describe the joyful daily life of a subordinate of a super civilization who observes and oversees low-level civilizations. The highlight is that the unreliable protagonist gradually uncovers the truth about the destruction of many civilizations in other worlds, and the lives of ordinary people under the high surface of modern civilization, who came to earth to become ancient gods during natural disasters in other worlds. It's a book that has a certain amount of science fiction, a certain depth, a certain amount of comedy, and some likable characters.

The highlight of this book at the beginning was the exploration of the world view of game scripts with various horror backgrounds. Later, it was watching the protagonist's suspected battle of wits in a weird horror plot that the author understood the setting. Since the author got married, the highlight has only been watching a clown imitator pretend to be cool in front of various plots or characters with the help of the author's plug-in, which shows that the author has used some brains but is obviously not careful enough. At first it was grass jelly, then it was grain, and now it's dry food.

An infinite flow of heroine stories that travel through various post-apocalyptic worlds. The highlight is the setting of various apocalyptic worlds. It can be seen that the author has used his brains, and the level of plot derivation is average. However, the settings of various props are somewhat similar to the style of "Thriller Paradise". I just hope that the author will put more thought into creating various imaginative, eye-catching, or confusing apocalyptic worlds or copies. Don't follow the old path of "Thriller Paradise" in order to forcefully show the world view behind the work and let the protagonist go on the author's trick to show off.

The setting is roughly that there is a shop where you can exchange your lifespan for things like wish fulfillment, and then the protagonist becomes the store manager. According to my personal taste, the most enjoyable part of this type of book is to watch the ups and downs of various traders, or finally be swallowed by desire and slide into the abyss, or finally reach the other side of happiness under the guidance of the protagonist. The biggest poisonous point of this kind of book may be that the protagonist changes from his original aloof image to pretending to be a slap in the face. In that case, it feels like the B point will be gone all of a sudden. I hope this book will not have such a development. The biggest problem in this book at present is probably the author's own writing style. The part about turning into a butterfly that should be focused on is not written with a dazzling feeling, and the part about the doctor's redemption is too bland. This should be limited to the author's own experience, but since it is a seedling, I would like to give it some encouragement. Ah, and to put it mildly, this book seems to have a mother-son slant.

The world is set in a high-pressure society with supernatural powers and prehistoric civilization. The upper class is corrupt, the classes are solidified, and the people at the lower class are not living a very happy life. Then the protagonist leads a group of rebellious people to resist the dictatorship. This book is more of a physical book. The advantage is that the plot is exciting and interlocking, and the power system setting is also very eye-catching. At the same time, the author has well balanced the protagonist's bad taste and toughness, and the characterization is very vivid. The bad thing is that this book is similar to a group drama. It starts from the perspective of different characters, and finally merges it together to start the description from the perspective of the protagonist. It is very realistic, but the reading experience is not very good, and the stories of some characters are not pleasing to the eye.

This is a light-novel-style showbiz novel. The highlight lies in the comic-style daily hilarious interpersonal interactions of the main characters, and how the protagonist, with the protection of the author, uses poisonous chicken soup to save the villains whose humanity has been distorted in the capitalist society. The protagonist laughs, curses and satirizes various social phenomena, but in the end he inevitably colludes with the capital behind the phenomena and stands on a higher and bigger stage to show off. This book has a big-eyed style that explores serious issues in an unconventional way. However, Big Eyeball uses science fiction to sing the praises of civilization, while this book uses absurd plots to satirize reality.

The ancient world of fantasy and darkness crawls under the shadow of the lights of a normal society with advanced technology. They feast and have fun all night long. Ignorant mortals who think that the society is so prosperous and human beings are immortal. They don't know that the ancient darkness has never dissipated. The powerful are dancing under the thread of greed. Behind the treacherous and changing political arena are the tentacles of the dark world. The protagonist from another world travels through this life and becomes a soldier of the French Empire. In order to survive, he embarks on a journey of escape. What is the truth behind these things that are similar to his previous life? Watching the protagonist delve deeper into this mysterious world step by step is probably the greatest pleasure of this book.

The treatment of the original protagonist is relatively gentle. There is no cannon fodder or passer-by to lose the original protagonist while snatching some opportunities from the original protagonist. Instead, the original protagonist is allowed to develop steadily when the plot development is reasonable; the plot develops relatively smoothly, and there are basically no depressing plots (most of the non-villain supporting characters who were originally bad also have good endings); the protagonist is more integrated into the world and will not be completely alone. He can only follow the plot to practice killing people and grabbing treasures.

Wear both sides of the series in the urban apocalypse. The apocalypse is a radiation-like background, with various mysterious black technologies. Basically, it is the city purchasing daily necessities and food in the apocalypse to exchange for technology. The harem, girls will not be too annoying (except for the arrogant female CEO, who feels that the image change is too abrupt) Poison point: In terms of development, it is best to throw away your brain. Not to mention various military black technologies, the mobile phone artificial intelligence that the protagonist started with feels powerless to complain about, and there are also popular stories about using the threat of a large domestic family to transfer family wealth out of the country. However, it is quite enjoyable to read it as a pure novel.

My impression of the Song Dynasty has always been that of redundant officials, drunkenness, and, most importantly, weakness in fighting internally and externally against outsiders. However, this article allowed me to see the glory hidden behind the weakness. I saw that I skipped all the emotional scenes that I thought were toxic. The emotional scenes had little to do with the main plot, but a group of supporting characters in the main plot could make people see something different - the character of a scholar-bureaucrat! This is something I rarely see in other articles, and this alone is enough to make people take a look.

Those who like Yue Guan should also like this book. It has meat and plot, the plot is exciting, and the emotional scenes are not stupid. However, the protagonist is quite Yd when it comes to welfare, and is a bit controlling. In the beginning, he poached someone else's concubine, who was sexy, beautiful and smart. In the middle, he also made love to the emperor's concubine (the queen mother who later ascended the throne with her young son), and during the conquest of Japan (a very evil episode), she also raised the talented Li Qingzhao (she was still a cute girl at the time), princesses, oirans, etc. This is a bit far-fetched. Let's talk about the plot. The first and middle stages focus on court intrigues, while the later stages focus on war strategies. The writing is quite mature.

It contains everything, including glory and passion, brotherly blood, sad love, not only the protagonist, but also supporting roles and even villains. But there is one clue, that is (the big bosses in Feng Da's works are always extremely smart, and have many roles, and the protagonists have a green leaf feel) and if I read a lot of Feng Da's books, I will feel a bit "aesthetic fatigue" in the later period. I feel that some scenes are a bit artificial and unreasonable. However, there may be some shortcomings and pretentiousness, but overall it is quite exciting. The plot is basically about rebirth, continent, and fantasy themes.

In fact, I would like to recommend Jia Ding because it imitates The Best JA Ding in terms of style and language, but most book lovers should have read it. As for the servants, in fact, if you put aside the ridiculous plot and the irrationality of historical conventions in the book (that is, if you put some things in the book in the ancient background, it would feel so fake), let's talk about the relationship between men and women in the book, which can be regarded as an ambiguous life history article - a classic, an absolute classic, in other words, it is a very exciting record of the third brother flirting with girls! Especially the bloody love affair between Yue Yaer and Yue Yaer later, it definitely looks like a Korean drama. It seems that I am going too far, so let's talk about this book. The plot is about the same as the title, and the cooking art aspect is relatively large. The other life plots are also a bit ridiculous, and it is a bit too yy. If you don't like it, you can skip reading and focus on the emotional drama between the male and female protagonists. Although it has the legacy of the servant, there are still many gaps, but I think the writing is pretty good. Therefore, this book is only recommended to fans who like servants and other genres.

The writing style is a bit nonsensical but the plot is quite exciting. Unlike those novels where famous generals and advisors are always there for the protagonist wherever he goes, this book is very powerful for all forces. Although the author is a bit exaggerated in some plots, the war strategy is really not bad.

3 stars; His Majesty the King's new book, however, I feel that the author has not made any progress. It's still the same funny protagonist, it's still the same spoofs and imagination, it's still the same daily comedy. However, even if Star Master's movies are old-fashioned, there are still fans who want to watch them. The same goes for this book. Even if they are old-fashioned, there are still readers who like to watch them. I have read most of His Majesty the King's books, and the level is actually quite good. Although this book is still not an improvement, the comedy flow is actually just a joy to read, just like cross talk, and does not require any improvement, so I personally like this book. The protagonist is a sword spirit, the heroine is a lolita, and the main plot... There is no main plot. If I really want to say it, the main plot is funny, which is watching the protagonist train the female protagonist and other funny daily routines. Evaluation: Between Liangcao and Xiancao, this is a very enjoyable book to read. Although it is mindless, it can pass the time. Recommend.

3 stars; I didn't finish it, but I saw the author being promoted to a wizard, and I kept going there. After all, it's really confusing that a wizard apprentice has so many levels, including the top ten masters for newcomers, the top ten masters in the entire academy, the top three among the top ten masters, rice grains in the Ice Age, and this kind of invincible apprentice who surpasses rice grains. OMG! This is even more insignificant than the peak of the front, middle and back, and you have to know that starting from the top ten masters in the academy is equivalent to the later stage of the Xianxia class. The later stage is divided into four levels! ! ! Another point is that there is something about the emotional scene with Lafite that I really can't understand. Why doesn't Green buy Lafite something to save his life if he is so rich? What is Lafite's pride about? If you give someone something, the relationship will break down. I thought at that time, what is more important between the breakdown of the relationship and Lafite's life? Do you know that if you have such concerns, you can't express it tactfully?

Funny 3 stars; A story about witches from another world farming as the primary productive force. Is the author a coder? The assembly line I wrote, ah, bah, the flow chart is very good. Secondly, the city is well planned. The book quotes a lot of junior high school physics and chemistry knowledge. I recommend that junior high school students read it because I could never remember the three laws of thermodynamics at the time. Having said that, farming stories are actually about novelty, warmth and excitement, so the author threw the protagonist into a normal difficulty dungeon and then gave a bunch of two-dimensional witches with three loli attributes as artifact rewards to speed pass. In my opinion, it makes sense. I kept following it in the early stage, but later on the pattern suddenly became bigger and I was a little confused and still couldn't see it. I can only say that the author's assembly line, bah, the flow chart is getting bigger and bigger. Well, it shows that sometimes being big is not a good thing.

4 stars; this should be the genesis of the mythical Three Kingdoms genre. The setting of internal energy and spiritual power gives the generals and civil servants the charm of game characters. The talent setting is the finishing touch. Various Three Kingdoms characters have their own unique talents and legionary talents, attracting many readers. The author sets up a world of high martial arts like a game. The advantage is that he assisted Liu Bei in reviving the Han Dynasty (already successful). It is a Three Kingdoms drama. Each character has his own joys and sorrows, and the protagonist is not the center of the story. The shortcomings are also obvious. It's too watery and makes me wet.