Die in Old Age Due to Stupidity and Sweetness

A book that has brought me countless emotions. I love The Little Fox.

It's a story of ordinary struggle, and you will forget that the protagonist is reborn after watching it.

It took a long time to read, but it gradually became clear later on. The early stage is a bit feminine, telling the story of a time traveler experiencing the prosperous Tang Dynasty. You still have to agree that there is no plagiarism of poetry. It is a rare article that portrays Li Longji vividly, from the wise and powerful in the middle period to the foolish and suspicious in old age. It also describes various famous officials and prime ministers of the prosperous Tang Dynasty one after another. The evaluation of the treacherous prime minister Li Linfu is also quite pertinent. With a single female protagonist, the love between the male and female protagonists is not easy. I like Du Shisanniang and Cui Shiyi! Ps: Lei Dian probably has a pure friendship with the princess and raised Yang Yuhuan?

This is truly the most miserable book I have ever seen with a protagonist, bar none. Every moment I worry that the protagonist will not live to grow up. There is no routine in the whole book, and the author is not exaggerating at all when he says that the difficulty of the Hell at the beginning is very difficult. The abusive master... It's actually not bad, but it's really miserable. The world view is very magical, different from ordinary Western fantasy. The setting of the magician is too cheating. It seems that it is not easy for the protagonist to hide his strength? Also, I very much suspect that the reason this book is so popular is because every time we think we have fought back, we are slapped in the face - wake up, do you know that you slap the reader in the face like this to fight back? The plot is compact and there is no watering or routine at all. Every day is spent in fear. However, the shortcomings are also here: the plot is too dense. As an online novel that wants to relax, it is not a good reading experience. Can you believe the protagonist who didn't even fight back once?

How can I put it this way? It's a nice book, but to be honest, I didn't feel that it moved me. The impression it gave me was flat, without the tight feeling of being caught in the heart all of a sudden. Will sigh but not go into depth. In other words, I think I will read her when I run out of books, but I have no expectations for the subsequent plot. To put it bluntly, if she ends now, I will sigh with regret, and I will definitely not cry and scream and replay the previous chapters over and over again, knowing that they will never be completed. The traditional plot of witches being enemies of the church has been added with the setting of the church raising witches as raw materials for weapons. As we know, witches are innocent and the church is evil. The protagonist is a prince in time travel, so the struggle is easy. Relatively speaking, the plot is about a science student using the magic of a witch to carry out the industrial revolution, invent guns and shells, improve people's lives, unify the kingdom, and then prepare to become the enemy of the church. Then more powerful enemies appear, preparing to fight the church and monsters at the same time. The highlight is that each witch is vividly portrayed, and it is rare that the heroine does not have a harem. Personally speaking, I don't like the two heroines who have appeared. I think Nightingale is much more successful than Anna. Anna is too perfect, but thin, while Nightingale is so vivid that she seems to be walking out of the book on tiptoes. Her love for the protagonist is guarded and silent. I like her. ... I'm a little angry about the recent plot, where Anna and Nightingale want to fly together. Don't you know that the most hateful thing about party struggle is not winning or losing, but flying together! ! ! ! ! If you want to start a harem, start it right from the start! ! ! After creating a 1v1 atmosphere for so long, you finally told me that we wanted to fly together? ? ? So angry!

The story of an upright young man, upright and upright, who never gives up the light in his heart even if he needs to burn his own life. The protagonist and heroine travel together with a person who is suspected to be a mercenary king, but there is basically no description of this aspect. Except for the emphasis on being a human being in two lives, there is almost no description in the latter part, so it can be ignored. In the beginning, he was a prisoner on probation. The more powerful he was in the inherited martial arts, the faster he died. However, he counterattacked quickly and rose very quickly. This is a cool article. What is relatively rare is that he occasionally writes some rare pure meanings, which are pretentious but not sour. I like the young man who picked up a broom in front of the dilapidated yard, and also like the young man who picked up the knife when he entered the Tao. He is unruly and aboveboard, but gentle, calm, and helpful to the common people. Many of the plots and characters can be seen borrowing from traditional martial arts novels, such as Fengyun and Xiake Island, and have some routines.

I personally think this book is the first book that Squid started to write in his own style. It is very talented, with a kind of sarcastic, relaxed western fantasy. It is a book that I personally like very much. The protagonist's setting can be seen to incorporate the settings of a musician and a science student, but also has the gentleness of a Western gentleman and the firm detachment of the starting male protagonist. He is a protagonist that I like very much. The early part of the plot is very tense. Whether you are trying to become an excellent musician in the Music City to hide your identity as a magician, or you are escaping from the Magic City under the suppression of the church by the church.

I just dug out the cultivation novel, which is a very rare future cultivation novel, and I am still slowly savoring it. There is blood and love, as well as tears and heroic sacrifices. After reading the second volume, I will never forget the upstart fat cultivator who kissed his seductive female companion after receiving the summons, then yelled goodbye to her in a vulgar way, and finally burned his own life into fuel for the cannon to buy time for a busload of ordinary people to escape. Humanity will eventually be invincible and stand at the top of the stars!

This book... Is not silly in any sense, and even poisons your outlook. It feels like it gives you night vision in the darkest world, allowing you to see that there are infinite wonderful things in the darkness. The protagonist was bullied by the principal in the early stage and was inexplicably irritated. I always felt that I didn't like the role of the principal. Many times I wished that the protagonist could just become a bad guy instead of being used as a good person. Of course, the protagonist is not a good person either. Later I slowly realized whether I wanted to write about such a shaky protagonist, who is so close to the most complete depravity, but is always forced to return to the light. The mind is big, and the world is bigger than the mind. The battle of wits is very exciting, and it is extremely dark, and there is no routine at all. A very wonderful book. Ps: The main character's name is Idiot. He won't change his name. Don't think about it. He has this name in six million words. Lei people pay attention.

The grand and orthodox Xianxia, ​​the author's clear intention and first-class writing style describe a magical and magnificent world of Xianxia. In addition, I feel that the description of the sect is too realistic, with a hint of political partisanship, and is a bit dull. But the protagonist's own high spirits and firm detachment are enough to break free from it, and he has the character of "seeking the truth even if he is determined to die". In the early stage, it is still limited to bloody revenge, but in the later stage, it is truly free and carefree, organizing the world, and being free and easy. No heroine, no blood. And very fat! Worth a look.

Fengyue Niang's new book, a worldview with a magically modified music background. After reading this book, I came to two conclusions: First, Fengyue Niang must either have great musical qualities, or she must have read many professional music books, otherwise you would think that she is so nonsense that cannot be changed by magic, and you still think that she is a world of nonsense; second, the protagonist of this book is really too cute! So good at playing! Xiao Zizi or something's nickname is the male protagonist! Mr. Holmes is the hero! The setting of the world view is great, including the three kings, musicians, natural disasters, demons, Angel and Avalon, the nine surnames of heaven and earth in the East and the Empress of Cathay, the demons and angels flowing in the blood of heaven and earth, the ladder and moonlight that connect the whole world... It becomes lifelike as the world unfolds Life, this world belongs to darkness. Human beings just light up some corners in it and struggle to survive. They make attempts that are either tragedies or farces. What they destroy and what they nurture are nurtured. Is there really a god who overlooks everything? The history of the war between natural disasters and humans is very majestic and spectacular. Behind every natural disaster is an epic masterpiece of the past: Hermes, who wanted to become a human, wandered in the mortal world for hundreds of years, and gave up the almost infinite life of natural disasters; Bonnigan, the dragon who coexisted with humans; Leviathan, who loved Arthur... The story of the protagonist has a tragic heroic feeling, and the pursuit of truth and justice makes his eyes too clean. He lives so vividly that people who are numb and crazy in the dead dare not look at him. Worth a look. After seeing the penultimate volume, I felt that I needed to be quiet - I really have never seen such a naughty operation before! ! ! It's almost over and you're telling me this is science fiction? ? ? You have the ability to throw him into the science fiction category from the beginning! ! ! This style of painting is completely wrong, okay? ! ! Super Energy Tidal Brake Valve - Give me back my golden cudgel! ! ! By the way, I feel sorry for Ye Zi, he can never show off, and he will always be cheated in the end, so miserable!

Ci Miao's new book - You can't think of someone else as a cat just because he wrote a book about becoming a cat. This time it's about music, warmth and refreshing. The writing style is like that of the protagonist, who has experienced hardships but is plain, so it is crisp and neat. When the BGM sounds in his mind, he is no longer afraid. The protagonist died a year before the end of the apocalypse. When he woke up, it was the peaceful future that he and his comrades had been looking forward to for a hundred years of bloodshed. He was reborn in the body of a young man who committed suicide due to stolen music. Then he writes songs, debuts, ranks, and reaches the top through push, a man who truly comes out with his own BGM. What's touching is that this book has no plagiarism, plagiarism, or those disgusting "tributes" that slap other people's achievements in the face and feel complacent! Yes, yes, I am disgusting. I plagiarize official documents and laugh at others without any guilt. The music played by the male protagonist in this book is all original, and the source is the BGM in his mind during the apocalyptic battle. As long as he is still on the road of never "paying tribute", I will keep chasing him. Ps: Because the protagonist is too old (psychologically), he looks at people with a kind of mysterious kindness.

It is a gentle book that is rare in American comics. The friendship between the protagonist and Bugs and the Green Goblin is leisurely and normal. It is very rare in this era when fandom is becoming more and more violent. The daily chatting and playing games between the three teenagers when they are bored make people unable to help but smile. The author is very familiar with the original comics and is a loyal fan of the Marvel world. Someone has said that real fan fiction only draws on the background and then lets the plot fly. In this regard, this book is very free of thought. The plot is almost untouched. There are a lot of original plots, but they are reasonable, high quality, rigorous in logic, and occasionally humorous. Another highlight is that the main character is a good chef and a part-time superhero. From another perspective, this book is a great food article. The protagonist who cares more about the customer's opinion of the chicken legs than Tony is super cute! By the way, the heroine of this book is Xiaochong! Ps: The newly revealed setting of this book... I give it full marks!

I want to tell you with shame that after reading this book, I fell in love with the setting of a handsome guy who has about one-thousandth of the role - the Sword Abandoner, and an extremely pretentious God of War. Some powerful people are hated and feared by the world because they are unreasonably powerful and cannot ascend normally. Their catastrophe is not a test, but the world is killing hidden dangers, endless and boundless. At this time, those strong men faced two choices: either simply kill the entire world and ascend smoothly, or drop everything and die calmly. Those who choose the former will become the most powerful Demon King, while the latter will become the God of War. A reasonable method is usually to smash stars. The Abandoned Swordsman is a legend in Kyushu. Everyone knows that he is the strongest, but only when he faces the world alone, everyone knows how strong he is; under his sharp edge, Han De, a genius that has not been seen in Shenmen for thousands of years, regards all living beings as ants, but has to look up at a star for the rest of his life and is willing to live in silence; he has been a chivalrous and righteous man, but in the end he learned that he is the real "demon" in the eyes of the world, but he died free and easy... In just a few chapters, this man and the God of War really impressed me! The setting of God of War is really cruel when people who usually seem to want to follow the ordinary stream are cheating!

Go back in time and become a cat, an ordinary cat, an ordinary life, an ordinary life. Without superpowers or spiritual practice, this is the human world and the pet world through the eyes of a cat. Seeing the power of the ordinary Chinese, I couldn't stop. After watching it, I also wanted to raise a cat. I had no intention of studying and working hard. I just wanted to play with the cat and enjoy life.

This book feels to me like a high-quality commercial film under the mature system of Hollywood, and it is a textbook-like online novel under the mature formula of Qidian Xianxia. The plot, structure and world view are extremely mature, there are many highlights, and there is no shortage of complaints. High quality grain and grass, impeccably excellent. But to be honest, there are no surprises. Although a friend gave him a very high evaluation and thought it was the most beautiful fairy tale he had ever read, but personally, I felt that this book was a bit too mature when it came out. It avoids the greenishness of new book authors who are easy to fall into trouble. However, in terms of imagination and talent, I feel that it lacks a little bit of the spirituality that makes people want to put it down and wow them. Of course, the squid's love for showing off cannot be concealed. This book also has various routines and non-routine ways to show off, ensuring that you can come in easily and go out happily. Comprehensive evaluation: A sincere and talented business fairy tale.

There is one thing about this book that I admire very much - all the foreshadowing he laid was finally filled in! This is really not easy for a fairy tale rather than a rigorous reasoning! In the books written by Douzi, the protagonists have a sense of youth. What is a teenager? Young, energetic, unwilling to admit defeat, with the most sincere persistence and the broadest tolerance, naive but mature, the driving force for changing the world is often an "unable to figure it out". Liang Mo Dao is such a young man. A bit naughty, a bit naive, but sometimes straightforward, decisive and indomitable. People who rely on mountains become immortals. If they succeed in moving mountains, there will be only humans and no immortals in the world. This is a book that seriously discusses the differences between immortals and immortals, not a story about an earth god. A stubborn and domineering book.

This book is poisonous. I'm not kidding, be serious. I have never seen such a type of novel, and based on my experience, it is probably not enough to classify it conclusively. I once thought it was an evil tentacle novel. After all, I traveled through time and became an evil jellyfish. I felt like I was 18x if I went on. Then I found that the people who read this book didn't mind at all, and wished that this powerful god would leave more powerful bloodlines to the race. The only ones who need to worry about chastity are jellyfish. Oh, I forgot to mention, those people are still elves. I once thought it was a novel using irony. The protagonist was obviously a human being, even though he was wearing jellyfish clothes. But doing modern and advanced things, in the eyes of others, this means that humans cannot understand the thinking of jellyfish to comfort themselves. But I found that I thought too much and this was just a complaint. I used to think that this was a chronicle novel for paddling. It was full of complaints from beginning to end, telling stories that were not exciting at all, and the scenes often changed from two to three pictures, moving here and there, and the main line seemed to have been eaten by jellyfish! But I discovered that there seems to be a main line! What did you say? Promote world peace and progress... You must say that this is the main line. What can I do? I once thought this was a great love story that broke through the worldly view. A jellyfish who knew nothing about the world met a prince who was in trouble, and then traveled with the prince, using its warmth and light to influence the prince's heart that was betrayed and fallen by his relatives. After the death of the prince, it exploded and killed the gods. Finally, in order to get the prince's soul back, he sold himself to the boss without hesitation. The resurrected prince became its high priest and decided to serve it forever... Damn it, you gave me a sense of disobedience. I will believe it myself! What? You said that the prince recently got married, and it was the jellyfish who helped chase him... My main plot is gone again. No more... No... Finally I gave up. This book is poisonous, and it is so poisonous and beautiful. It probably belongs to the type where you can't say what's particularly beautiful, but you feel uncomfortable if you don't look at it for a day. Maybe this is the so-called "charm of world peace"? By the way, I still think that the prince is the heroine. If you don't agree, come and argue!

A very, very lovely book. Don't dislike my review, because the protagonist is really funny and cute! Every time I show off in the wrong way, I cry in my heart! Don't bully him. What he pursues is just to show off and not to make a big deal. What's wrong with men liking to show off! Well, I almost believe it myself. After all, we have to understand the pain of a male protagonist who dreams of becoming a hero with beautiful trees in the wind and fluttering white clothes. He will always encounter nicknames such as "Thunder Monk", "Ape King" and "Junzi Sword". Of course, as a protagonist who is pursuing the best, we can happily watch the protagonist not hitting the mark at all, and not showing off at all, which makes people want to complain, and our hearts are always very happy. The plot is vivid and intelligent, and the supporting characters each open up a new world. Under the seemingly infinite flow is a serious fantasy, and the protagonist teaches you step by step how to defeat the Lord God. The only drawback is that I feel that this heroine is really not my type, maybe quirky is not my thing. The quality of the male supporting cast is beyond imagination, and they can all be called male heroes: the consistent Mr. Lu, the revolutionary political commissar Brother Qi, and the Mr. Wang who is not alive unless he is crazy. Sometimes he's mischievous, sometimes he's domineering and he's a nervous guy... Tsk Squid Girl is indeed Squid Girl, and the quality of the male characters she writes is much higher than that of the female characters. All in all, happy pretending and happy reading.

Currently, I only want to recommend Zhetian among Chen Dong's books, because this is the only one that kept my mind intact after reading it. Dongda's book is made possible by its extremely large, magnificent and fantastic world view, but because it is too large, there are too many branch lines, which are messy and intersecting, and the foreshadowing cannot be filled in. I wonder if anyone will be like me later and can't tell what level the protagonist is at and what path he is taking. Zhe Tian is the best balanced among them, with clear main lines and clear realms, making it easy to read. Dongda used his unparalleled imagination to give us a wonderful and broad description from the beginning to the end, a golden age of all the heavens and all races. The fairy road is open, and thousands of people can go there. From the beginning, the protagonist is a dark and smart but immature little Ye Zi, to the Ye Shengti who travels the ancient road in the starry sky and defeats all the geniuses of all races, and finally overlooks the world and the eight wastes. Looking back, there is only one person, Ye Tiandi, who has bid farewell to the golden age. He is guarding the years alone, quiet and gentle. There are enough wonderful characters to support a convincing prosperous age; there are enough evil monsters to show the obsession of becoming immortals throughout the ages. How can we forget the beginning of the peak at the end of the immortal road? How can we forget that ruthless man who only cares about the mortal world and disdains immortals? How could we forget the demon emperor who couldn't get enough of all the prosperity? Too much is unforgettable, too much sadness. But they are just that kind of people. They are extremely dedicated to the path of immortality, but they always have a more important obsession in their hearts than becoming an immortal, so they can shed tears without regrets. "Shading the Sky" is a protagonist drama, but the ensemble drama is also too brilliant. It is not about one person becoming an emperor, but the curtain call of an era. The prosperity is gone and the show is finally over. Personally, Chen Dong's best book is currently, Immortality is too immature, Tomb of the Gods is about conferring gods but it is more of an attempt, Immortal Realm is chaotic and gives me a headache, Perfect is not bad but just not good enough, Holy Ruins is still looking forward to it.