Stunningly Talented, a Classic That You Never Get Tired of Watching Again and Again

This book is about how one person attains enlightenment and chickens and dogs ascend to heaven. There are basically no setbacks. As the game continues to grow smoothly, Chao 2 becomes a preparatory God of Destruction, with Weiss as the teacher. This invincible pace is a bit fast!

There is no doubt that this is a work of fairy tales. From a small pirate, he avenges his friends and becomes a pirate captain, then builds a business empire, controls a kingdom with military power, and becomes the uncrowned king of a kingdom. Except for the slow start in the early stage, the subsequent chapters are really exciting each chapter. I am reminded of William's words, "It is luck to bring a group of people with the same aspirations together; it is the means to bring a group of people with different personalities together."

A good book. It vividly introduces to us what the world is like in the mind of a brainless person. There are only two types of people. One is bad people. Bad people must have the word "bad guy" written on their faces and fight to die. One type is good people. Good people must have been wronged and bullied to death. There are also two types of women. One type is pure and stupid than a pig and only a nymphomaniac. The other kind is a green tea bitch who will die if she is not mercenary and greedy for vanity. Officials must do no evil and bully good people. The second generation must bully men and dominate women with a brainless aura. So it is not surprising that this book became a hit at Qidian. After all, it is not easy for brain-dead people to encounter a book whose content is exactly the same as their own spiritual world.

The sci-fi harem mecha novel is actually not even considered soft science fiction if it is said to be a science fiction novel. It is not an exaggeration to understand it as an upgrade novel. There are very few words describing the world view in the article. If it weren't for the constant mention of battleships, mechas, space, etc., It could be regarded as a modern military article. The war in the article is a joke. A war without the participation of fat people will have no impact on the overall situation regardless of the outcome. The only highlight for me personally is the description of the fight, which is very graphic and exciting.

Hong Kong Zhen, although I don't know anything about a certain game, I have read Lord of the Abyss and other similar books, so I know a little bit about it. This book is not excellent whether it is a foreign world text, a game text, or a system text. It is a bit mixed. However, after getting through the confusing descriptions of other worlds and the system details that pop up from time to time, you will see the humorous side of this book (not excluding some jokes that I have never read). Overall it's readable, Liang Cao - maybe, because there are many words, I mentioned Liang Cao.

The advantages of orthodox YY novels are novelty, bizarreness, and rapid updates. People who follow it all want to see how far the author can go in being as rigorous as possible to satisfy their curiosity and desire, but that's all.

The Pirates fanfic is very interesting. What attracted me at first was Goldfinger. The card system in it is different. There is no bloody plot, and you don't have to rely on being the vice-captain of the Straw Hat. The protagonist has his own goals. The most important thing is that the character of the original character is not out of shape. It is the best-looking pirate fanfic I have ever seen. The father of the system, the one who gives pillows to the protagonist when he is dozing off. There is always an illusion that someone behind the scenes is manipulating the system and watching every move of the protagonist.

The game is very advanced, so the economy, power system, and the author's own settings are also vague; upgrading is super difficult, but the protagonist is riding a rocket; FB is abnormal, and everyone who enters will be wiped out, but if you follow the protagonist and follow the instructions, you can easily pass it in one go. The missions and bosses are all super powerful, but the protagonist always fights back when his life is hanging by a thread; the villains are all very awesome and arrogant, but they are specifically designed to slap the protagonist in the face; the supporting characters all have great potential, but they can only look like weaklings in the glory of the protagonist.

Great book, musical story. It is a post-apocalyptic entertainment novel with smooth plot, normal IQ of the characters, abundant entertainment points, and slap-in-the-face plots that are not out of the ordinary. I like this book very much, and the character of the speech is also very guaranteed, there will be no eunuchs! Some people say that it is embarrassing to watch self-made music. I would like to say that I am not embarrassed to watch it. The description of the music is very vivid and I also enjoy it very much! If there is no need to write music, just copy the songs. I think the author has made a good start~~~ I will give this book a review of Xiancao. Based on the author's character + the level of the book + the author's innovation, I think this review is very appropriate!

A great author! This is the first divine book on the recommended list. I don't know if it's a book I read. Anyway, the protagonist is an abnormal human being who doesn't even know how to spend money. He is worried every day and loses a lot of hair: "How to spend the 120,000 yuan this week? I can't spend it!" I finally came up with an idea and bought a pair of Nike shoes. I can take a breath for a while. If I can't spend it, I will die. Giving me money to spend is more dangerous than going to the main god's space!

This beginning is much rougher than the first-grade official residence and the first-grade country! Cheng Ying used his own flesh and blood as a substitute because he was a guest of the Zhao family and had the obligation to protect the master's family. Lu Xin is a son of a noble family, and is a natural enemy of the monarch. The author has never explained how to interact with the monarch, so he can give up his own flesh and blood to protect the prince? The psychological construction of each character's behavioral motivations is not enough. And the beginning is very similar to Qing Yu Nian! But it lacks the leisurely stroll of Mao Ni. Monks are always criticized for being imitators. I don't think it's a good choice to imitate others... In addition, the core of Zhao's Orphan is no longer appreciated by modern people. Chen Kaige's movie was criticized by many more people than praised!

It's very white, and I feel like the characters' actions are all stupid. The servants bullied the master at will (even though the protagonist's father was married to his wife), and then the protagonist traveled through time and was scolded before taking action. After taking action, the protagonist's backer at home just happened to show up, and the protagonist was fine. Then the protagonist saw the servant and said, "Come here, I promise not to beat you." The servant also said, "If I don't go over, you will definitely beat me." It feels pretty stupid. Later, the protagonist went to the kitchen, and the servants in the kitchen made things difficult for the protagonist, so the protagonist took action. The protagonist beat the opponent at level 1 to level 4. After the fight, he forcefully explained that his brain's calculation speed was so fast that he could see other people's movements very slowly. Forget it, a level 6 servant immediately jumped out. The one at level 6 began to ridicule and said, don't think that it's great just because you beat level 4. The difference between level 6 and level 4 is not as simple as the difference between level 1 and level 2 before. This feels a bit mind-numbing.

This beginning is much rougher than the first-grade official residence and the first-grade country! Cheng Ying used his own flesh and blood as a substitute because he was a guest of the Zhao family and had the obligation to protect the master's family. Lu Xin is a son of a noble family, and is a natural enemy of the monarch. The author has never explained how to interact with the monarch, so he can give up his own flesh and blood to protect the prince? The psychological construction of each character's behavioral motivations is not enough. And the beginning is very similar to Qing Yu Nian! But it lacks the leisurely stroll of Mao Ni. Monks are always criticized for being imitators. I don't think it's a good choice to imitate others... In addition, the core of Zhao's Orphan is no longer appreciated by modern people. Chen Kaige's movie was criticized by many more people than praised!

Chen Dong's "beautiful writing style" is typical of engineering students, and sometimes it seems stiff. What he calls "digging holes" is, to put it bluntly, just making things up and opening up and closing without restraint. It is simply funny to those who have read suspense novels seriously. The so-called grandiose, sorry, use a few words. Constantly repeated adjectives and a few mechanical scenes render the impression not grand, but artificial. For example, a large coffin a hundred meters long is inserted across the roof of someone's building, or you find that under the Third Ring Road in Beijing is the tomb of an immortal emperor... Are these considered grand? I was drunk anyway. But having said that, rising in the bronze age of online writing is Chen Dong's biggest advantage. He is a very good literary businessman, and his annual income exceeds the annual profits of many listed companies. In the Internet age, making a prominent label perfect is half the battle. The other half requires a superb mastery of diaosi thinking, and then constantly repeating the core of the previous book, coupled with capital operation, at least you can make endless money.

For the sake of the last book, let me give it a solid review. Actual personal feel hay. To me, I didn't feel the sports science the protagonist talked about, and the plot wasn't interesting, so I didn't feel immersed at all. Although we haven't studied the biological research among God-level students like Capybara, we know a lot about it from the news or other aspects, so it's okay to read. When I started reading this book, the protagonist got the system and practiced some kind of skill. I thought the protagonist wanted to participate in sports and win prizes. If that was the case, maybe it would be better.

Cangtian Baihe's new book, I quite liked the first half of his "God of War" back then. Unfortunately, his career change failed and he returned to the starting point in despair. His godliness plummeted, and several books in a row were all bad. I thought he would disappear from everyone from now on. This is a standard cool novel that I feel is okay when I first tried it. It has a decent IQ, but the various data settings are the same as when I play World of Warcraft. The power and agility gems, and the equipment also have various data. It is too explicit to adapt the IP of an online game for the sake of convenience... Generally speaking, the mainstream novels written by novices have many flaws, but if you read it ten lines at a glance, it's okay, so it's considered solid food.

Personally speaking, this may be the reason why I not only like to read popular cool articles, but also like to read Japanese novels. I read them with gusto, because I just like the feeling of constantly experiencing all kinds of life. Some people say that they can't bear to return the merits to the original owner, but I think it doesn't matter. Every time you travel through time, it's just a game. No matter how awesome you are in the game, it doesn't matter. When I come back, I will say goodbye to that world forever, and it doesn't matter if I go back. So far, I haven't seen the author write about the girl the protagonist picks up. The original owner went back and took over. So for me, it's not bad, I like it very much. It is also very touching to experience different lives, separation and death.

With the redemption system, the protagonist traveled to "Police Story" and became a little policeman. Then, following the plot, the protagonist and Jackie Chan went through life and death, killing people and getting promoted along the way. Unfortunately, it was still too boring. Simply put, if you are reading this book and reviewing "Police Story" at the same time, you might as well not read this book. After all, compared to the exciting fights in the movie, the fights and shootouts in this book are simply unsightly. "Police Story 1" ended, and then came "Police Story 2". Basically, there were not many changes to the original work, or in other words, all the changes were given to the protagonist's pretense. However, the protagonist's pretense did not look good, which is very problematic. When "Police Story" was finished, the author started adding "Young and Dangerous" and "Truant Dragon" without saying a word. From here on, the plot of the original work begins to weaken. The author sets up the stage and strives to give the protagonist an outstanding performance on the stage. Yet he failed.

Go Scary Novel~~~ My favorite novel by Gongzi is Guigu. It is a story composed of several short stories. The protagonist is Mr. Feng, while the other protagonists have been taken away from the limelight by Mr. Feng. Whether it is intentional or not, this character is written very profoundly.

The popularity of the gourmet food supplier is inseparable from the food cat. After people are used to seeing it, they feel that this slow flow of time is also very good. The disadvantage is that the writing is too exaggerated, and the cooking is like a drug. You can earn millions in a month. The writing is inexplicable, and it is not based on reality. The descriptions of the dishes in the middle period are the same, and the protagonist's cooking time is too fast. You might as well try, how long does it take to cook a dish by yourself?