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Current ranking on the book list: 42 Readability score: 4 Reading experience score: 4 Plot-rich score: 4 Characterization score: 4 End of story score: 3 Number of reads: 1 Total score: 19 Other comments: It has been so long since I finished this book, but I still haven't waited for a character's side story, so the score for the end of the story can only be given to 3. Compared with another single-female protagonist competing product in the same period, the author, who has several cultural and entertainment works as a background, is superior both in terms of realistic vision and the level of delicacy in combining emotions with the plot. Of course, whether it is multiple female protagonists or single female protagonist, they all have their own characteristics, and they all put a lot of effort into important female characters. In particular, the author of this book has received various titles from many book friends. Especially when describing the emotional pull between the male and female protagonists, it has indeed inspired many readers who have little experience in this area. Generally speaking, the author's writing method of mixing some business war stories into multiple emotional lines really adds a lot to the whole story. In addition, the story is also mixed with many experiences of men and women getting along, which adds a reason to read it again and again.

Current ranking on the book list: 59 Readability score: 4.5 Reading experience score: 4.5 Plot-rich score: 3.5 Characterization score: 3 End of story score: 3 Number of reads: 1 Overall score: 18.5 Other comments: This is a mercenary novel that fully demonstrates the face of modern local warfare. Although the protagonist has no other golden fingers except his superior memory and combat experience in his previous life. But in the end, with the author's reasonable arrangements, he established a foundation in northern Myanmar and relied on it to leverage certain international situations. Also, the entire work is very fast-paced, barely leaving much room for readers to breathe, allowing the urgency of the situation to permeate the entire story from beginning to end. Maybe this is not a flaw in the serialization process, but when you finish reading the book, you will feel a clear sense of suffocation. Before the reader can digest the results of the previous dungeon, he is forced by the author to rush to the next harsher and more tragic dungeon. Therefore, it is recommended that when you finish reading this book, you should pair it with some other casual works.

Current ranking on the book list: 69 Readability score: 4 Reading experience score: 4 Plot-rich score: 4 Characterization score: 3 End of story score: 3 Number of reads: 1 Total score: 18 Other comments: As one of the Twelve Kings of 2022, the "more serious" type of works has indeed become popular due to the trend it leads. As a former law student, the author does have innate convenience and network advantages in the subdivided field of "truth" using legal weapons. Therefore, the early and middle stages of the work are indeed worthy of the title of King of the Year. However, as the story progresses and the protagonist's net worth and social status rise, it becomes increasingly difficult to implement the "realistic" character he has established, and he has to "take advantage of" the incident from the perspective of a bystander, which leads to a series of reasons such as a poor sense of substitution in the later period. Compared with the comments from readers who followed it at the time, the rhythm and excitement of the entire story were superior when I finished reading it. However, the accumulation of fatigue is faster than this, and it must be interspersed with other works to help alleviate it, otherwise it is easy to end the reading.

Current ranking of the book list: Not ranked (will be removed in the next update) Readability score: 4 Reading experience score: 4 Plot-rich score: 3 Characterization score: 3 End of story score: 3 Number of reads: 1 Total score: 17 Other comments: This is a very well written martial arts fan who has just transitioned into martial arts. Originally, the author wanted to start with Xiaoao and write it as Zhutianliu, but as a result, it was "too emotional" and he decided to write it as a pure Xiaoao fanfic. Let the protagonist speed through the entire dungeon in no more than five fingers in a very unnatural way, and start an invincible "lonely life" in the world. Generally speaking, there are still some shortcomings in the transformation. Although the author was very careful when writing and consulted a lot of information, there are still some deficiencies in the connection of some plots. Many places give people a feeling of incoherence and some jumps. In addition, in order not to make the protagonist invincible too quickly, the author has invisibly raised the martial arts level of Swordsman, and even reversed the enlightenment effect on several villains so that they can cause some mild trouble to the protagonist in the final battle. To put it simply, the protagonist's combat power increases too quickly. The story completely lost its suspense very early on.

Current ranking on the book list: 69 Readability score: 4 Reading experience score: 4 Plot-rich score: 4 Characterization score: 3 End of story score: 3 Number of reads: 1 Total score: 18 Other comments: A very good idea, and it is said that it has also created a small trend of "listening to advice". Except for unexpected fluctuations in the quality of the plot due to personal reasons in the middle period, the rhythm and concept of the entire book are still very good. Of course, the author's treatment of the plot in the middle and later stages was too one-sided and idealistic, deviating from the basis of reality, which led to some destruction of the good sense of substitution created in the early stage. Overall, I can still clearly feel the author's progress in this work and his care in some small details.

Current ranking of the book list: Not ranked (will be removed in the next update) Readability score: 4 Reading experience score: 3.5 Plot-rich score: 3 Characterization score: 2.5 End of story score: 2 Number of reads: 1 Total score: 15 Other comments: The author's idea of radically changing the plot of the original work is good, but his writing skills are not good enough and he is not careful enough. Not to mention the fact that there are many small bugs in the text that may seem jarring but are actually harmless, nor the author's understanding of certain settings of the original work and the roughness of his creation. The crotch pulling plot in the last volume alone is enough to destroy the good reputation accumulated in the first half of the work. Fortunately, I personally had a strong resistance to poison when I read it for the first time, which made it eligible to be added to the list.

Current ranking of the book list: Not ranked (will be removed in the next update) Readability score: 4 Reading experience score: 4 Plot-rich score: 3 Characterization score: 2 End of story score: 1 Number of reads: 1 Total score: 14 Other comments: When I read the comments, I thought it was a normal and completed story, but unexpectedly it turned out to be an unfinished work that was hastily cut off due to the power of writing. Infiltrate... In fact, it is not necessarily true to say that it is a complete read. Because the plot of Fairy Tail was skipped. Although I have never read Fairy Tail or One Punch, the author seems not to have considered the reading experience of non-fan readers at all. If you don't know the general plot, it will be really uncomfortable to read. As for why I can watch the punch part, it is mainly because the content of this part is not long as a whole, and the story line is not as bulky as Fairy Tail. In short, it's okay to try out the first few volumes, but just be careful not to get stuck.

Current ranking of the book list: Not ranked (will be removed in the next update) Readability score: 4 Reading experience score: 4 Plot-rich score: 3 Characterization score: 2.5 End of story score: 2 Number of reads: 1 Overall score: 15.5 Other comments: At the beginning, the independent cases were interspersed with a small number of main plots. The rhythm was well controlled. When I finished reading the book, it felt quite gripping. Unfortunately, as the author himself said in his final remarks, he had problems with his stamina in the later period. In addition, continuous updates caused minor physical problems, which in turn caused the main plot to continue to accelerate, which completely disrupted the original steady rhythm and made the story seem more and more dry. Although it is barely finished, it is at most a little better than a direct cut and an outline escape.

Current ranking on the book list: 42 Readability score: 4 Reading experience score: 4 Plot-rich score: 4 Characterization score: 4 End of story score: 3 Number of reads: 1 Total score: 19 Other comments: Originally, I thought I would give my cousin's book "Hua Cai" a higher score than "The End of the Song Dynasty". Unfortunately, after the plot of "Treading all over the public minister's bones" came out, the mood of the whole story went down again. It failed to really suppress the whole story and finally sublimate the readers' feelings and emotions. In comparison, "The End of the Song Dynasty" is better in terms of the ending of the story. However, "Huacai" has indeed made some improvements in characterization, especially the portrayal of "Du Wulang", the anchor of the protagonist's humanity, which is the most outstanding aspect of the entire work. In short, it is still a strong cousin's style, and the rhythm in the early stage is so fast that it is almost overwhelming and makes people unable to breathe. If you can get through it, you will be attracted by the story and eventually won't be able to put it down.

Current ranking of the book list: Not ranked (will be removed in the next update) Readability score: 4 Reading experience score: 4 Plot-rich score: 3 Characterization score: 3 End of story score: 3 Number of reads: 1 Total score: 17 Other comments: Due to its conception and content, it is inconvenient to tell more about this story. It can only be said that the author just slightly beautified what the other party has done and incorporated it into the story, which almost took away the entire story. Therefore, just treat it as a fun book brought into reality from a different perspective, just read it and cherish it.

Current ranking of the book list: Not ranked (will be removed in the next update) Readability score: 4 Reading experience score: 4 Plot-rich score: 3 Characterization score: 3 End of story score: 3 Number of reads: 1 Total score: 17 Other comments: This is a story about an old boy "looking at his shadow and feeling sorry for himself" and "remembering his youth". It's a work that's a bit self-admiring, and it's difficult for people who are not of the same age or contemporaries to integrate into and capture the heart of the work. However, because there are too many things packed into the whole story, the overall reading is a bit bloated and loose, and the context and theme are not very clear. Especially after the initial period, the God opens the plane and merges it mechanically, and then wanders to other planes out of thin air, making the already bloated world view more complicated and redundant. However, as a work full of emotions, I am still looking forward to what the author writes next.

Current ranking on the book list: 69 Readability score: 4 Reading experience score: 4 Plot-rich score: 3.5 Characterization score: 3.5 End of story score: 3 Number of reads: 1 Total score: 18 Other comments: Although the author wrote a story with a very touching core and an attractive setting, he still cannot hide the fact that it started high but went low and failed to do its full work. Since the story entered the third stage, the author wanted to express too many things, but the rhythm of the story no longer allowed it to be laid out as slowly as at the beginning, resulting in a huge sense of gap after the readers' expectations were raised. After reading through the whole story, the whole story always gives people an unattainable sense of depression. Everything the protagonist has experienced has been led by the nose, and even in the end, he has not escaped the arrangement of "fate".

Current ranking on the book list: 69 Readability score: 4 Reading experience score: 4 Plot-rich score: 3.5 Characterization score: 3 End of story score: 3.5 Number of reads: 1 Total score: 18 Other comments: Although it is a parallel world in the early stage, Haolai still has the original plot that can be used as a framework to "copy", so the overall structure and rhythm of the story are still well controlled. But when the plot advances to the point where the original story line can no longer be concluded, it can be clearly felt that the story structure begins to become scattered and the rhythm is a mess. In addition, because the author did not want to make the protagonist too invincible, he also introduced the concept of "the intersection of stars" outside the system. In the early stage, there are not many things that are intertwined, so the author can still control it. After the original story line is no longer in the middle and late stages, the author can no longer accurately control the intersecting content. To put it bluntly, the stall is too big to contain. Fortunately, the author persisted in the somewhat self-proclaimed act of "melting old jokes" until the end, which made many people of the same age smile knowingly when they saw the finale.

Current ranking on the book list: 69 Readability score: 4 Reading experience score: 4 Plot-rich score: 3.5 Characterization score: 3.5 End of story score: 3 Number of reads: 1 Total score: 18 Other comments: Another good author who was dragged down by his body. Although this story almost died, the author still gave it a reasonable ending after a one-year hiatus. Although the quality of the story has declined somewhat after the sequel, overall the author has basically maintained the same quality as the original "The Queen's Debut at the Concert". The main theme is a work that has unique insights into the text, and the plot is very reasonable, and some little easter eggs are buried in the plot from time to time. In addition, compared with the previous book, which had high ambitions, this story is about being rich and contented. This leads to the fact that after the story enters the later stages, the direction will inevitably fall into the cliche, and the author is a person who is always seeking innovation and change, so when he encounters some highly repetitive plots, he begins to sketch out large sections, which in turn makes the ending of the story seem too hasty. In short, I hope we can meet again if we have the chance, but of course the premise is that the author must take care of his health.

Current ranking on the book list: 69 Readability score: 4 Reading experience score: 4 Plot-rich score: 3.5 Characterization score: 3.5 End of story score: 3 Number of reads: 1 Total score: 18 Other comments: A very standard invincible style, similar to the style of "Insect House", in which the protagonist has unlimited cards. The overall story is very compact, the time span is not long, the story line is very clear, there are no major flaws, and there are no particularly shining memory points. The plot is driven by the events one after another. Generally speaking, the author tried to bury a hidden line of "hero salvation" from the beginning of the story, but unfortunately it was not very successful. In addition, the pace is too fast, resulting in many things in the story not being developed. After reading the whole book, there is always a feeling of "swallowing everything".

Current ranking of the book list: Not ranked (will be deleted in the next update) Readability score: 4 Reading experience score: 3.5 Plot-rich score: 3 Characterization score: 3 End of story score: 2 Number of reads: 1 Overall score: 15.5 Other comments: The overall story structure is actually quite good, but it is a pity that the author's writing style and ability to control the plot are limited, and he failed to develop it in depth, so that many plots are anticlimactic, and even Goldfinger, which should be brilliant, always reveals a small-minded atmosphere. If it weren't for the short length of the whole work, after all the characters that were foreshadowed in the middle and late stages disappeared, I would actually want to quit. Generally speaking, this story is just for fresh reading. Once the author has revealed all his cards, you can withdraw if you feel there is no need to persist.

Current ranking on the book list: 69 Readability score: 4 Reading experience score: 4 Plot-rich score: 3.5 Characterization score: 3.5 End of story score: 3 Number of reads: 1 Total score: 18 Other comments: After "That Turtle", it is another work that relies on eating soft food to save the world. According to the author himself, he is an experienced author of an external website, which is easy to see from his ability to bury clues and write short biographies for some characters. It's just that maybe the author wanted to make a splash after changing the platform, but the spread was a bit too big, and many of the original settings and characters were lost after use, which led to the lack of completion of the work. In addition, the author and I personally have differences in our understanding of certain plots. The author feels that the two small copies in the early stage that set the tone for the whole book are poisonous points (maybe also influenced by some readers who always like to leave some dirt before leaving). However, from my personal point of view, it was the amazingness of the two early copies that aroused my interest in continuing to read this work. In other words, whether you like this work or not, just see if you can accept the writing style of the first two copies to make a clearer judgment. As for the ending of the story, it can only be said to be quite satisfactory. The author himself has already explained the reasons for the relevant problems in his final remarks, so I will not repeat them here.

Current ranking of the book list: Not ranked (will be deleted in the next update) Readability score: 4 Reading experience score: 4 Plot-rich score: 3 Characterization score: 3 End of story score: 2 Number of reads: 1 Total score: 16 Other comments: Generally speaking, this is a very creative Juten-ryu work. However, the protagonist's combat power later increased too high and too fast, causing the author to be unable to match a more suitable world, and then began to go downhill from the "King" volume, which eventually led to both updates and quality. Then it entered a vicious cycle, and at the end, he didn't even think of filling the big hole left by the "Secret" volume. According to the author himself, he is not good at Western fantasy content, just because the first few copies all chose Western fantasy themes, which resulted in his inability to transform after a long period of hard work. The "King" volume is an example of his attempt to transform but failed. If you are interested, you can actually take a look at the contents of the first few volumes. The author of the first few volumes is very energetic, so the content written in the first few volumes is quite good.

Current ranking of the book list: Not ranked (will be deleted in the next update) Readability score: 4 Reading experience score: 4 Plot-rich score: 3 Characterization score: 2 End of story score: 3 Number of reads: 1 Total score: 16 Other comments: A fast-moving savior work with a bit of a fairy tale setting, but the main plot still takes place in modern society. I would say that this work is good, but it is actually average. I even thought of abandoning it many times, because the routines are the same and it is very nagging. If it were not for the main plot hanging in the middle and late stages, I would have stopped watching it. However, this does not mean that this work is without merit. At least the author knows what his main plot is, and the plot is advancing one by one. It is not like other savior works, which are aimless and save the world for the sake of saving the world. It's just that the author's handling of the characters is a little too instrumental, and the protagonist's IQ is often not online, and the plot is deliberately delayed, which lowers the overall evaluation of the work. Readers who like to read this kind of works can give it a try. Whether they can finish it all depends on personal preference.

Current ranking on the book list: 69 Readability score: 4 Reading experience score: 4 Plot-rich score: 3.5 Characterization score: 3 End of story score: 3.5 Number of reads: 1 Total score: 18 Other comments: If you could sum up the entire story in one sentence, there is no more appropriate description than "the story of a time traveler who became a soft rice dragon turtle". In fact, as a newcomer's work, it is not easy to dare to start in terms of time and justify it without too many bugs. Although there are still areas where the story structure can be adjusted, if you read it in full, it will not affect your understanding of the entire context. The only regret is that the author's handling of the final battle was a bit too hasty. The entire ending stage was a step-by-step effort to recover the pits that had been buried before. Only when the final chapter shuddered, it lost a little bit of meaning. In any case, this is one of the few fairy-tale works that I have been able to finish. Although it has the title of a strange beast, the overall structure still adopts the same set of things as cultivating immortals, so it is still worth recommending.