Reasonable, Calm, Shady, Profit Flow, Book List

[Psychiatric Flow] [Protagonist personality rating]: near dark [Comprehensive evaluation of books]: Hay The protagonist is an immortal person (equivalent to body reversion and super recovery) who has lived from the birth of mankind to the present. He buried himself in the soil and slept for hundreds of years. After waking up, he was bound by the reincarnation system and began to travel through the world. Well, in terms of settings, I think it's more like the dark version of the player's ferocity. This is one of the more reasonable immortals I have ever seen. The character of the protagonist is to find what interests him. He kills when he is unhappy and takes what he wants. He usually just fishes and has no desires. Anyway, his thinking is different from that of normal people. It is difficult to perform tasks normally. Every time I do it, it basically ends with the destruction of the world. I have seen that more than a dozen worlds have been destroyed now. The disadvantage is that because of Xianyu's character, he will not necessarily be killed if others mess with him, and his behavior is different from ordinary people. Some orders will be followed, and some orders will not be followed. It is difficult for normal people to understand. The protagonist is a passive type. He has no sexual desire, but if he is very beautiful and gives it to himself, then he will not refuse. There is a short-lived heroine in the Ghoul dungeon, so you can skip it. There are also some individual characters or official organizations in the script world that are more... That

[Benefit flow] [Protagonist personality rating]: In the dark [Comprehensive evaluation of books]: Food and grass The dark version of the extraordinary mechanic, the main attraction is to use players to work, the protagonist is born as a butcher Relying on system capabilities and prophetic advantages, he continued to lay out and plan, using his small skills to achieve great things, and desperately rose to power. The layout caused the collapse of the imperial court, launched the industrial revolution, and pulled everyone into his own chessboard one by one. He also gained insight into the mastermind who wanted to invade the world. He would do anything for the sake of profit, and abandon everything in order to defeat the mastermind behind the scenes. The shortcomings are G, but there are very few scenes. The main one is that it has a saint girl. The saint's character is a bit inconsistent at the front, but the hole is filled in the back. Moreover, the protagonist has no feelings for anyone and is purely treated as an NPC.

[divine flow] [Protagonist personality rating]: near dark [Comprehensive evaluation of books]: Good grass Journey to dimensionality The system in this book is quite interesting. It is a layout laid out by another protagonist in the high-dimensional space for the low-dimensional protagonist. It mainly tells the story of the protagonist relying on the system to travel through parallel universes, strengthen his strength, and improve his cognition. I think this book focuses on divinity rather than darkness. What's interesting is the process of the protagonist's dimension ascension, which is a little bit poisonous in some places. For example, there was a big poisonous point in the early stage. The protagonist had a so-called childhood sweetheart. This girl awakened superpowers, but without knowing it, she accidentally used the power on the protagonist, causing the protagonist to have a car accident. His parents sent all the money. Everyone thought it was the protagonist's fault, and they were all nagging at the protagonist. Although this is clearly the fault of the high-dimensional protagonist, because the intervention of the high-dimensional protagonist caused the childhood sweetheart to obtain superpowers, but it is still very poisonous.

[divine flow] [Protagonist Character Rating]: Under the Dark [Comprehensive evaluation of books]: Xiancao This is a very imaginative "pseudo-sci-fi" novel about heavens traveling through darkness. I believe everyone has read it, so I won't say more.

[Benefit flow] [Protagonist Character Rating]: Under the Dark [Comprehensive evaluation of books]: Good grass It's said to be a simulation, but it's actually a return flow. The protagonist has a rare item that is "real" and can be saved and loaded. However, in fact, the level is not that high and he can't react. He is killed before he can load the file in time, so he actually sends it. It mainly tells the story of the protagonist who relied on the ability to read files to seize the opportunity in the era of cultivating immortals, build a foundation of Taoism through hundreds of reincarnations, and pursue eternal life. The world view of various settings slowly unfolds, and the plot twists are fascinating. It is a very rare starting point dark literary masterpiece. In terms of personality, I think it can be divided into several stages. In the past few lives, he was a selfish ordinary person who would do anything for profit and self-preservation. He could be considered decisive, but he was basically a normal person, and he would repay kindness and so on. And since the arrival of Xuanwang in that life, his character has become darker, and he basically doesn't regard mortals as human beings. The various immortal cultivators in the protagonist seem to be just NPC consumables that are automatically refreshed in every life. In my opinion, the real experience has been hundreds of years, and the world can be refreshed at any time. Even normal people can do this. This book can be regarded as a rare and qualified backward flow. I haven't seen many dark flashbacks at the starting point. When I think of this, I want to curse. There are some novels that actually experience hundreds of years. The personality is the same as a%%.

[Benefit flow] [Protagonist personality rating]: Near Black [Comprehensive evaluation of books]: Good grass In general, it is a flow of benefits. This is a science and technology hegemony article similar to "I Have a Super USB Flash Drive". The main difference is that the three of them are old science and technology authors. The things they write are more sci-fi and more rigorous. Moreover, this book is more "pragmatic" and you will understand everything you know. You will know it after reading it. The main point of interest is that the protagonist did not follow the path of traditional technological and cultural creative companies to develop in the motherland, but instead went to the southeast to control small pots, and directly took the path of giant companies controlling the world. This part is quite exciting. Moreover, the world structure in this book is very real, the confrontation between the forces and the expansion and development of the protagonist are very interesting, and the appropriate pragmatism in it also enhances this attraction. The poisonous point is concentrated in a revenge line in the early stage. The protagonist takes revenge on the families who killed his parents. It ends around Chapter 180. In fact, I think the poisonous point may vary from person to person. The key is that this part may cause a feeling of pettyness. Conquering the world and revenge are not a good match. Also, more than 100 chapters in, the protagonist casually helped a child to become a die-hard loyalist. Later, he appeared once in the revenge plot, which only appeared in two chapters. The author learned wisely and did not let him appear again. I think it is a little bit poisonous. If you don't like it, you can skip it. There is also a common problem in the three books. In the end of the science and technology novels, there is only science and technology, and there is no protagonist. The protagonist takes a long time to appear again.