Sharing God

The masterpiece of great god Chen Dong! Chen Dong is a man of unrestrained imagination, so his novels are also very imaginative. The stories are always suspenseful and have climaxes one after another. He always likes to set up many traps to bring readers in, and then let the readers follow their imagination, making them want to stop. His novels are very in line with people's psychological needs, as if Chen Dong has studied psychology for many years. No matter how perfect the writing is, there will always be criticisms. Looking at the comments from netizens, there are many complaints. I have read Chen Dong's books "Shading the Sky" and "Perfect World". A perfect world has its advantages: it doesn't have too many supervisors, the protagonist doesn't cheat much in fights (the cheating is in upgrading), it has a bizarre world view, and it has a sense of apocalypse and loneliness in which everyone except the protagonist will die of old age. There are also many shortcomings, the writing style is abrupt (especially the introduction of the protagonist by a passerby character in the early stage. He said a sentence without any clue), the protagonist upgrades so fast in the middle period that the foundation is unstable. In the later stage, he will be in seclusion for hundreds of thousands of years, and then his level will decline in the later stage. Except for the protagonist, all the characters have died of old age, and the plot has nothing to advance except the word count. The heroine Huo Ling'er's character was actually missing. Think about how flesh-and-blood the heroine of "Shading the Sky" is!

If you want to read updated and smooth white text, Tudou Sanshao Tomato Wangyu will still be a suitable choice. Tudou is extremely precise in grasping readers' pleasure points. In a few words, readers can be immersed in the plot, ignore the bad points and shortcomings to a certain extent, and then they can't stop. Of course, if you take a serious attitude and see through the essence of the routine at a glance, you will naturally lose the excitement of substituting it, and you will have no motivation to read on.

I feel it is very suitable for girls to watch. It is interesting, beautiful and wonderful. The plot is plain, and it describes the daily trivial matters of boys and girls, but it is written with a special flavor by the author. It feels a bit like reading prose, light and bourgeois and freehand, and very interesting. If you are used to reading about fighting and killing, you can read this book. It is definitely fun and exciting.

Being the most awesome mercenary~~ Military novels have to be compared with The Wolf Pack from time to time. In fact, as a refreshing article, this book is still OK. As for this mercenary novel, although there is an imbalance in the golden finger part, the author still put some effort into it at the beginning. The survival in Africa, the conflicts of the war, and the conflicts after returning to China are all pretty good. The war atmosphere and description of brotherhood are not bad, and there is a lot of interesting information. However, this book is really too long. Now that I see it, I guess it can only be considered the first and middle stages. I feel like it's a good read.

It's very good and good-looking~ It's okay to be unpopular, as long as it can scare readers, but things other than boxing are simply speechless, especially the protagonist who dared to learn boxing in the first year of high school and ignore the gangster holding a knife. If I were a gangster, even if I served a few years in prison, I would have disabled the protagonist's hands and feet. Who paid the greater price? Of course, in the opinion of the author who writes about boxing, his brain is probably of little use.

The opening of "Kowloon La Coffin" is awesome, it's awesome, it's perfect. Brother Dong has contributed many unforgettable typical characters and wonderful plots in this book. Where did Lao Tzu and Sakyamuni go through the starry sky; the generational hatred between the Dacheng Holy Body and the Celestial Hegemony; how many reincarnations of the ruthless emperor; how the human emperor protected the human race in the dark turmoil and turned the tide; and the wonderful face-slapping scenes in the stone battle are all fresh in people's minds and will continue to be savored.

This book can be roughly divided into two parts. They respectively describe the story of the protagonist, Sun Wukong, whose soul has penetrated Sun Wukong, fought all the way from the birth of the Stone Monkey until he was crushed under the Five Elements Mountain, and accompanied the master to search for "Mahayana Buddhism". The content is completely different from "Journey to the West" in details, but it is very similar in general direction. The article's description of the trend of destiny is very clever, which is also a highlight of the article. In addition, the emotional description is detailed and touching, but a bit sadistic.

Tomato's book, anyway, is about constantly upgrading to fight monsters, then changing maps and upgrading to fight monsters again. The character creation is a bit thin, and the heroine is just a target, which perfectly circumvents Tomato's weakness of not knowing how to write emotions. Although the routine is old, the plot arrangement is compact and the rhythm is reasonable. Let alone the sacred book, it can be read anyway.

I don't know if the book I found is The Strongest Abandoned Young Man of the Year. Lao Wu combines elements of urban martial arts and fantasy in this book, which can satisfy many viewing points. I can't find The Strongest Abandoned Boy here. That's the book I've read completely. I can't think of other good fantasy novels at the moment. There is also a book called The Rogue God from Another World that I thought was good at the time. Maybe the author's writing style is a little bit poor. There is also a book called Chaos Supreme Technique, which I read many years ago.

Haha, 20 million words, awesome! A myth in the history of online serialization. It has been updated steadily for eleven years without any hindrance. It is a miracle that can truly make readers actively fall in love with it. What the author serializes is not a novel, but a spirit of never giving up! PS: This book is finished, please give it a thumbs up!