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I guessed it at the beginning. Then I thought I was being tricked. Later on, I wondered if the beginning of a time-traveling should have such a feeling. I thought it was about to start an urban legend. This child has traveled through time. Will he go to another magical world from the ancient village in a while? Let's wait and see. I personally think it is either a magic weapon such as an upgrade system, or it is a pseudo-infinite flow. Anyway, five-star praise.

This kind of article is just right for me now. Now I hate time-travelers based on reality, because the purpose of most authors writing articles is to take advantage of modern people to show off, or to prostitute, with unlimited lust and complacency. Some fictional and original worlds in ancient times are better, and some protagonists are well portrayed. Nowadays, nine out of ten articles are that the protagonist is just possessed by a halo, and his own soul and personality are garbage, just like in biology The kind of biological invaders, after all, I like to watch time travel because I like to see the collision of world concepts. For example, the indigenous people get the system, the protagonist is an alien and time travels, the protagonist is a robot and time travels, an anime character time travels to other anime characters, or anime characters from different worlds accidentally meet. Most of the time travelers are based on reality. Because there is no limit to the obscenity, the characters are all kinds of Mary Sue Tom Su Long Aotian, and the story has no weight at all.

The wind is invisible, I want to hunt the wind! Jiuzhou is proud and proud, stealing for heaven! A huge bronze coffin is suspended in a deep valley, and the corpse of a woman in red has been sleeping for thousands of years. The palaces in the vast sea are turning and the stars are moving, and the ghosts of sunken ships in the ice sea are still lingering. Dynasties change, centuries turn, and an earth-shattering storm suddenly sweeps through China. Heroes rise together, demons dance wildly, landslides and landslides, and the situation changes. In times of crisis, in China, there will always be heroes who are not afraid of danger and step forward to protect the dragon veins, explore the Nine Netherworld, seize the sky coffin, and fight the demon stars. Give me a peaceful world in China, and give me a bright world in China! --Remember a little-known legendary history

The opening is still very exciting and eye-catching, and the characterization and imagination of the inhuman protagonist always give people a very amazing look and feel. However, all of His Majesty's works, except for "Honkai Senior Sister Knitting", are typically high and low. The first wave of aesthetic fatigue often appears around 50W~70W words. If you think about the Northland and New Territories chapters of "Honkai Impact" and then look at "Inception" and "Spirit Sword Mountain", you can clearly feel the huge gap. "Galaxy" was almost cut in half, and in my opinion the most interesting part is the part where you become a soldier of the Zhao family, and the rest of it is like a piece of cake. I don't expect His Majesty the King to make a breakthrough, I just hope that this book will return to the level of the origin of "Hengkai". But for now, it seems that this is just my wishful thinking. The setting of the Xianxia background and the heroine is obviously for the sake of comic adaptation and CP. It's impossible for the author to play shirtless and hearty like before. The protagonist is not cool enough, that's for sure.

I have to complain about it. It was a long time ago that I watched the evil style of Pig Head. It was so amazing. Gradually, the subsequent books all followed the same routine. There was a feeling that the protagonist was always entangled with a supporting villain. He could obviously be beaten to death, but he was let go and the boss suddenly appeared. Let's talk about this book. This power system is really a bit messy. The protagonist gets a super adventure. The movement of the practice is earth-shattering. It makes people feel like they will blow up the earth after practice. Well, then it becomes a slight improvement to a small realm over there. It looks like a horizontal push and crushing in the front, and then it becomes a reluctant confrontation with the holy realm.

The protagonist is an ordinary person with low qualifications and no blood. He relies on the "Three No Plug-in" modifier to practice martial arts, and he becomes obsessed with it. He practices it to the point where he is no longer human. He has three rows of fangs, and his body is a bunch of grape-shaped muscle lumps. Two pairs of big eyes and a bunch of wing-shaped hands grow on his back. The upper body takes up two-thirds of the whole body, and there is no neck. The head is wrapped in the trapezius muscles, and the facial features are exposed. There are also a lot of messy bone spurs on the body. A drop of blood in the body can corrode a big pit in the ground. At present, the protagonist is still developing in an uglier direction. Let us wait and see how ugly the devil can be in the end.

For Gao Yue himself, this book is full of sincerity, and the writing style is much better than the previous books. It breaks through his own unique routines before. The protagonist is no longer the kind of novel that only knows how to practice martial arts, the supporting characters are no longer IQ novels, and the dialogues between each character are no longer confusing. In addition, the protagonist mainly studies literature, which is different from the previous books on martial arts and participating in world hegemony within a few chapters. This book is good and worth reading and recommended.

A very scary and fun urban supernatural novel, Ao Wuchang's comeback, a refreshing urban supernatural novel. The plot was originally a daily rant, but it has gradually turned into a routine of escalating battles. It has been updated to more than 700 chapters. The protagonist is a virgin, and there are several dead women (villains), and there are two women who had an affair with the protagonist and then gave it away in the blink of an eye. The forced and funny writing style is embarrassing. In order to highlight the uniqueness of the protagonist, the protagonist's weapon is a flying hammer (!). The protagonist does not have a harem, but the supporting characters have various harems. Even the supporting characters who are soy sauce have a harem. The protagonist's master also has a large harem. At the same time, the female villain is intimate with others, and the descriptions of the master and the harem are very detailed and obscene. Overall, this book is just a short story about killing beauties and watching others show off their love. The plot is getting more and more clumsy. It can be said to be Ao Wuchang's failed comeback.

A very nice swordsman! Although "Flying with a Sword" is said to be a fairy tale, it actually tells a story about the cultivation of monsters, and it is a work set in a modern city. Don't be surprised, this is Toad's creative style, which can be summed up in eight words: unconstrained and easy to use. And this is not his first creation with this background, so there is relatively little description of the worldview in the book, and the basic framework is completed only after nearly a hundred chapters. But this can explain one thing more, that is, the content in the early stage is more substantial. A large number of characters with different relationships, identities, and backgrounds appear alternately, which also pave the way for the subsequent chapters. This is also a common method used by Toad to open the chapter. In Toad's previous works, what impressed readers the most was often not the protagonist or the plot, but some classic sentences occasionally mixed in the article, or some of his thoughts, such as the three pieces of advice Granny Huai gave to Xu in the article, which were also three pieces of advice given to young people by experienced people. There is also a sentence written at the front of "Flying Immortal with a Sword": "The older a person grows, the more he understands the world. The longings and fantasies he once had will be shattered by reality one by one." This is actually a very realistic portrayal of life, and it is also the life trajectory that Toad has given to the protagonist of the article. The protagonist Xu Liao was ostracized by other members of the school's Cosplay club, leaving him alone on the street. The most important thing was that the miserable Xu Liao didn't bring any money, so he had to walk towards home. Xu, after four hours of hiking in the starry sky, suddenly his bloodline awakened, and it was the awakening of a great inheritance from another generation. The most important thing is that what he awakened was the bloodline of the Immortal Tree, the foundation of the Heavenly Palace. It seems that fools are indeed blessed with fools. At this point, Toad has also begun to unfold to us a "fairy world" where monsters are rampant and bizarre. I felt that the overall style of Toad's new work is closer to a series of comics about humans, gods, immortals and monsters that I saw in comic magazines a few years ago, but I can't remember what that comic was called. At that time, I had a feeling that if the comic style was integrated into the online article, or the comic form was directly written into a novel, the intuitive image and the specific description of events and images in the text would be well integrated, which would definitely further improve the appreciation and reading appeal of the online article. I think Toad did this very well in "The Flying Sword". In the comment area of ​​the book, a book friend once jokingly left a message: "It would be very interesting if the book was adapted into a comic." It seems that now it brings back memories not only of those born in the 1980s, but also those born in the 1990s. As mentioned in the previous article, fairy tales set in modern cities, or even fairy tales with monsters as the protagonists, are no longer innovative or unimaginable in Toad. Whether in ancient times or in the future, they are all based on the society in which human beings live; whether they are gods or monsters, they are all based on human beings. It's like the Storm Legion threatened him with force after learning about Xu's awakened bloodline, but they were cowardly and selfish when they saw a being more powerful than them. It exists in the demon world as well as in the world of human cultivation.

How to avenge a blood feud? Dreams, dreams, rainy nights and ten years of light. Traditional martial arts and martial arts. I can't resist traditional martial arts, it's wonderful! There are a few people who can still keep writing about the traditional martial arts style, but the audience is too small and there are still trolls. Although it is a traditional martial arts routine, when I saw a royal sister being pushed down and a Piao Ling Island being pushed to be the next owner, I knew that the author, a veteran, must have more than that.

This is a novel about pet animals. There is a lot of love between pig's feet and several small pets~~~~ (I love Moye a lot!) The author Yu Da's language is concise and the plot is handled very smoothly. The early stage is a bit dull, but the middle stage begins to have ups and downs. As the relationship between the pig's trotters and the pets gradually deepens with each battle, it is plain and natural without any sense of surprise... The ending is sentimental, which is reasonable, but also can't bear to make people think too much... I thought it was a perfect ending... A large amount of food, worth watching! I was led into fantasy by Douluo, Dou Po, and brought out of fantasy by Dionysus, Favored Charm. I can't find another book that gives me this feeling. Very classic, very dramatic, very tragic, very memorable, very grand. The strange imagination, the huge world, and the relationship between people and their soul pets will make you burst into tears in an instant. It could have had a happy ending, but the author forced it to become a tragedy. It just wants to be tortured~ The imagination is strange, and it feels a bit exciting at first, but then the plot becomes dull. It should be that the previous plot is too mundane, the novelty wears off, and fatigue occurs later, but after watching it for a while, I still feel something, although the characters are not very deep in people's memory. It is a very carefully written book, and the setting is also very thoughtful, but I feel a little depressing when I read it now. A bit harsh, and the title of the book is a bad review. The meaning of pet charm can be understood as the skill of the Chu family, or simply as the charm of pet beasts. In a contracted pet battle, the pets compete with each other with various skills, and the owners of both sides just watch? Too chivalrous, right? Then the protagonist has a purpose. There are many shortcomings, but I can see that it is written very seriously, and it can be read by an 8-year-old bookworm. Unlike many people, I think the emotional drama is well written, the characters are flesh and blood, and there are obvious personality changes. The ending is controversial, and the pace of the book is also good. It would be better if it had more daily life. Overall, it is a good food. My biggest regret in this book is Mu Qingyi. I remembered Chu Mu's brief moment when they got married, and how she cried in despair when deep into the enemy's army. Grandpa was also implicated to death by her. At that time, Chu Mu put his chest against her back and held Mu Qingyi in his arms with two strong arms. On the back, on the back, in the end I could only pretend to be strong, smile sadly, and a trace of tears broke my heart. Not to mention Bai Jinrou, Chu Mu, just like you whispered to the necklace when she was resurrected, it's not enough, it's not enough. The setting is grand and the outline is clear. There is no pointless repeated map changes. It's a pity that the writing power is a little lacking, and most of the characters are mentally retarded and always shouting. Then, the description of the battle is not refreshing enough, and the excitement is not enough. Maybe there is also a problem with the creation of the atmosphere. Then, the portrayal of the protagonist gave me a feeling of split personality. It didn't have the feeling of being a tyrannical and cool person with great achievements, nor did it feel cold and cute. It gives me the feeling that every point is missing a breath.

It's a very good urban article, and it's a slap in the face after being reborn~~ It should be said that the author has done a good job in shaping the business plot atmosphere, which is why this book has achieved success. However, the author's business logic is actually very problematic. For example, he allowed a real estate owner who was not of any help to invest in the company, but deceived a search engine company like Baidu, which was of great help.

A very good book, interesting ~ This is a story about a demonic pawnshop owner who gained power through contract transactions to satisfy other people's inner desires and then pretended to be cool in the city. It is similar to the setting of Pawnshop No. 8. It is spliced ​​together from small plots. The setting of the plot is not bad. The shaping of several key characters is also very thoughtful (the daily ambiguous stepmother? The maid puppet?). It is a pity that the details are not enough. The protagonist of the forcible Virgin is not likeable. The dialogue is mixed with a strong smell of home..

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.

A very good mortal genre, a bit like urban immortality. I came from the mortal world and came here to seek eternal life. Suddenly I thought of this poem and chanted it repeatedly. I felt that the artistic conception was very high and the simple language could be understood at a glance. When the artistic conception reaches such a state, the artistic conception transcends the so-called shackles of the contrast between ordinary and oblique, and reaches the state of transformation, like a flying fairy outside the sky, which is breathtaking.

This book can be said to be a model of genre writing in the field of online literature. The description of the entire world is spot on. The plot unfolds, and the transition of each copy is very natural. The climax is well done. At the same time, regarding the laws and Dzogchen, Tomato only depicts the tip of the iceberg, and readers can completely imagine the laws under the iceberg.

A very good martial arts book, with good objective reviews. But what is lacking is something gripping, which is the ideological core of a book. Is it passion, suspense, responsibility, lust, or some profound thinking? The author focused too much on writing the story, but failed to create good characters and failed to create the temperament of a book. We saw how brutal the killings were, how high the protagonist's martial arts skills and intelligence were, but there was no aftertaste.

Rewards are given based on the prodigal system, so the protagonist is prodigal all the way. The more prodigal he is, the more money he makes. This contrast creates the biggest laugh. However, throughout the book, the protagonist is always written as a mindless and funny person, which is a bit losing his IQ. However, in terms of prodigality, it is difficult for anyone else to compare with "Rebirth of the God-Level Prodigal Son". It is the pinnacle of the prodigal genre and is highly recommended!

Overall, this is a comprehensive comic that has a nerdy vibe but doesn't stink too much. There aren't many shocking poisonous points, so it's time to climax. I personally don't like the nerdy style, but I guess people who don't hate nerdy writing will probably like it. The protagonist's fighting ability is amazing. He is evenly matched against enemies of different systems and different strengths, and the fight can be back-and-forth. As a selling point in the title, direct death feels like the author has no general understanding of it. Sometimes it brings out the power of the original work, sometimes it becomes a weapon enchantment that absolutely cuts and prohibits recovery, sometimes it is still a one-finger-of-death skill that can be blocked by minions, and sometimes it is ignored and not activated... As the most important golden finger ability of the protagonist throughout the entire text, its power is erratic, and its judgment is vague. The author probably wants to use this to adjust the protagonist's combat power so that he can fight evenly with enemies of varying strengths and weaknesses, but this kind of forced battle is really painful and embarrassing, and this kind of operation that seems to forget the previous settings at any time and temporarily change and add it will inevitably make people (such as me) feel that the author's writing is very careless and not very careful. The protagonist has a psychological flaw - he has no sense of death, but this flaw allows the protagonist to get along like a fish in the main god's space. The flaw makes the protagonist more adaptable to the environment, which is similar to the book "Heavy Truck Chariot in the End of the World". The difference is that this book is written in the second dimension. The fighting scenes in this book are very explosive, and coupled with the protagonist's golden finger - the death line that can see and cut everything, it gives you the pleasure of killing with one hit. Unfortunately, they are not my favorite dungeons. The protagonists and supporting characters in the dungeons all have Japanese names, and the author himself doesn't like the original plot that introduces the world of the dungeon. Those who have read the copy of the original work should be above the grain level and have no interest in Japanese two-dimensionality. You can read it when there is a book shortage.

A very scary book, the main character is so cruel! But it's beautiful, so you're confused, right? It's best not to read it, as it will make you confused. 99% Of the people in this book world are selfish people, and the good people are also completely brainwashed pawns, just like Gu Yue Qingshu. In such a world where the protagonist's outlook on life is inherently dark, of course he is the weakest of the jungle and the six relatives are not recognized but for himself. In the traditional way of leveling up, killing monsters, and changing maps, the so-called Gu is like a Pokémon, covering basic necessities, food, housing, transportation, and combat. Although he is reborn as a strong man, it is a pity that he has 500 years of experience. He thinks he has a thorough understanding of life but refuses to make hypocritical compromises when he is weak. For a moment of short-sightedness, I was oppressed by my family and quickly hunted down. Since I was a demon boss in my previous life, a group of country bumpkins couldn't do anything, and I was forced to hide here and there. It was really tiring.