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Eggplant's comparison between the Eastern system and the Western system was not profound enough, resulting in the two NPC Huawei being of the same level with vastly different abilities. This situation also appears in the description of power, which I think is more important. Example 1: Who is more powerful, a magician or a cultivator? I guess many people have different answers, so let's take the Green Luo Fairy as an example - Luluo, from the Penglai sect, is good at spells and formations. Think about the Tsui Hark movie "Shushan" you have seen. Shushan, Emei, Kunlun, and Penglai are the four major factions. According to the Oriental Xianxia system, Pothos is considered pretty good? Now, let him hack the great wizard to death. He is of the same level. Can he succeed? It must have been successful. What cultivators use is vitality. Innate martial arts means that the true energy is constantly flowing and circulating automatically. It will not be exhausted even after fighting with the enemy for a week. What about cultivators who are more powerful than innate martial arts? Should wizards meditate? How many times can Avada Kedavra Pettigrew be cast in a row? How many times can the old lion and Voldemort be used? Think about it.

The best contract in this article is the KOF contract, but it always feels like there are too few people with only 3 people. Even with the temporary contract, there are only 4 people, which lacks strength at critical times. Should some more difficult tasks or plots be released to increase the number of KOF contracts to 4 or 5 people? After all, in addition to think tanks, the team should also include close attack, long range attack, logistics, temporary intelligence personnel in the mission world, etc. . . . . . Also, it feels too cruel to be silenced in real life if people find out about using world skills. If Lao Hu is discovered by Hu Jia, the father and daughter can only kill each other. The author should give reincarnations a glimmer of hope. For example, if Lao Hu is discovered by Hu Jia, in addition to In addition to the father-daughter fight, Tiger can pay a certain amount of points and potential points within a certain period of time, and then complete a special plot to introduce Hu Jia into Tiger's KOF contract (provided that Tiger's KOF contract has been completed) The team will be upgraded to 4 or 5 people, or Hu Jia will occupy the temporary contract in several world reincarnations until KOF upgrades and becomes a full team member). Of course, this opportunity is only once for each reincarnation.

A particularly interesting historical unlimited flow, highly recommended!

In fact, there are many plots that are serious demerits in my value system, such as the external expansion with countless blood and countless corpses, and the unabashed treatment of people who are not of my race, but I don't know why I can't even bear to change the five stars to four stars. Although the book has not yet been published, the main text on the Internet has basically been completed. The extra chapters suddenly changed from fantasy to a strange and weird style of painting, which I cannot appreciate. I don't know if it is another grand structure of the author or just for fun. I would rather be the former. This is a book that made me quarrel in my heart. I disagreed with it, agreed with it, moved me, and learned a lot. Because the influence of the latter three is too great, we have to selectively ignore the contradictions in values. There is a lot to say, so dig the hole first and then fill it slowly. The deepest feeling in the first two volumes is the altruism of the egoist, or the selflessness of the selfish; in the third volume, the emperor's desire for control begins to emerge, and the Tang Empire gradually begins to show its ferocious side to outsiders. I have read many historical novels that are about time and space. The emperor here is really the one who makes me feel the most frightened and chilled. The trust that can never be fully delivered is a great sorrow to the emperor and his ministers, and the desire to control is really terrible.

In fact, when "Final Evolution" first came out, I was actually a little disappointed. In any case, "Final Evolution" only made the world of "Ace Evolution" more perfect, and it didn't have that kind of breakthrough creation. I have always had great expectations for this book, but when I saw such a work, I was naturally disappointed. But this book is indeed a mature work, especially as a commercial Internet article, it is undoubtedly successful. As time goes by, some novels are gradually abandoned, but this novel is still on my bookshelf and has survived. It is because of this novel that it is very successful in grasping the cool points. The author knows what kind of content most of his readers like to read.

The intention can be seen from the title of the book "Fake Hero". It's a pity that apart from the fact that the male protagonist is fat and likes to tell some dirty jokes to take advantage of him, he is all a traditional omnipotent genius male protagonist. Whether it's hand-to-hand combat (one person can easily take down dozens of special forces), or playing with guns (killing the top snipers at will); whether it's individual combat (one person driving a mecha can enter and exit an uninhabited land among thousands of troops), or commanding millions of troops (becoming the commander-in-chief of the coalition, strategizing, and saving the entire universe); whether it's sports (invincible in endurance and speed), or psychology (a master negotiator, best at grasping human psychology); Whether it is hands-on ability (you can find the required parts from a pile of junk and build a top-notch mecha on the spot. Just twist a wrench inside the battleship, and the main parameters of the battleship will increase by 200%, giving it top-level combat effectiveness), or scientific theory (a genius scientist has invented countless geniuses, and other great scientists have been studying things for decades that they have not been able to come up with. He just gives a casual pointer and immediately makes the masters suddenly enlightened and solves the problem). With such a bug-level red flower, everyone else in the book can only be a green leaf and just look at the hero with admiration. They can't even do the chores. The hero's girlfriend army is all better than them. They can't compare to Margaret in terms of strategy, they can't compare to Milan in terms of scientific research, they can't compare to Audrey in terms of logistics, they can't compare to Bonnie and Fang Xiang in terms of commanding the army, they can't compare to An Lei in terms of intelligence... The only use of diaosi is when they need to die. They willingly sacrificed for the male protagonist, and tens of millions of people died. The male protagonist and his girlfriend army lived happily. If they hadn't saved the world, more people would have died... Anyone who was dissatisfied with the male protagonist and had any opinions about him was put into submission and was forced to die and never be reincarnated. Of course, except for those written by the author who later became dizzy and forgot about it, such as the aforementioned Reinhardt, who was so labeled for no reason...

The beginning is from the 1980s. First of all, the social background described in the book is very realistic. As someone who came out of that era, I was deeply impressed by this and still remember it vividly. The society at that time can be said to be an era of alternation between the old and the new. Of course, every year brings the old and the new, but it was especially so in that era. The so-called replacement of the old with the new is mainly ideological. Both traditional and trendy. There are many new ideas, but there are also many stereotypes that have not been broken out of. After Yang Rui went to college, the description of the atmosphere in the university reflected this alternation of old and new. The university atmosphere in those years was indeed very relaxed. The students all regard themselves as the proud sons of heaven, giving guidance and inspiring writing. Pay attention to social hot spots and the fate of the country. College students at that time were very philistine. It was not just because they were generally poor that they had no comparison or vanity, but we were all really simple. It is very rare for people to despise or even undermine each other for the sake of fame and fortune. As for girls selling their dignity and soul for money, it is extremely rare. I've been studying for four years and haven't found a single case. There will never be an incident like today, where you feel proud of being outsourced, show off, and be envied by others. The purpose of mentioning these past events is to illustrate the profoundness of these memories. One of the most profound ones is the case of those students who resumed classes at Xibao Middle School. Many of today's classmates will find it incredible what Shitorimura wrote in the book. But for those who have experienced it, what he wrote is too real. Although I have never experienced repeating, many students in the class are repeating students. Some have been repeating their studies for three or four years. After I went to school, some of my classmates repeated the course for another three or four years. A very small number of people passed the exam, but the vast majority still repeated the trajectory of their failure, and finally had to sadly return to the countryside to farm. At that time, passing the academic examination was almost the only way for rural children to live a decent life.

The setting of the big data world is to completely gamify unlimited streaming. Kung Fu, bloodline, and skills have all become usable game plug-ins; the world of reincarnation has been set up as a game, and "Earth" is one of them (let's make a complaint here, can the saints in the earth really use one method to master all methods? If it is one of the many games with earth knowledge, will it also be restricted by world barriers); reincarnations are divided into three categories: NPCs, destroyers, and orderers. NPCs spend points to play in virtual games, saboteurs use plug-ins to dominate the game or destroy the world, and orderers use plug-ins to fight against saboteurs in the game. . . . I have to say that the author's setting is very large and unique, but there are still some details worth paying attention to. First, the setting of pig's feet and harem. At the beginning, Pig's Foot is the sage teacher, the distributor of plug-ins, who knows everything, is very good and powerful; when the harem group came up, three beauties were assigned to Pig's Foot, and some plots were used to tie the Pig's Foot to the chariot, so Pig's Foot successfully drove the Crystal Palace into infinity. Secondly, the plot setting is basically an alternative interpretation of pretending to be a pig and eating the tiger, and the overall feeling is dull. It is also one of the sequelae of all laws.

Simply because Audrey Hepburn is a goddess

I think of the Tao of Thieves, although the level is far different

Add some heat

Three chapters rely on plagiarism to pretend to be inferior. Only low-level people can get pleasure from reading them.

I think this kind of writing is really meaningless.

I always admire professional books

Jin Yong attaches great importance to copyright

He rubs the heat and I rub it too

Was a bit popular

A complete collection of all Tang male categories

He is very ambitious and has sufficient writing power, but I always feel that there are some shortcomings.

The most interesting book I have read recently