Iq Online, Dangerous and Cool

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.

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.

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.

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.

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 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.

In the sports competition category, the protagonist has an all-round sports system to help him play games, and he can upgrade and gain points to win prizes. From city-level competitions to world-class competitions, he specialized in swimming in the early stage, and in the later stage, he was involved in everything from track and field to cycling and even snooker and fencing later. This book is fast-paced, refreshing and direct, and contains all kinds of breakthrough records. The author has a certain knowledge of sports information, so at least there is no problem in fooling me, a sports novice. However, the disadvantages are many. First of all, the point of enjoyment is simple. Every time the protagonist obtains a world-class record, the author does not have enough writing power to write this shocking multi-layered and multi-angle story, and can only pile up different awards. Jordan is immortal just by playing basketball, and the protagonist dominates athletics and swimming, which makes people feel that he may not be as good as the top stars in the NBA. There are actually many interesting things that sports stars can discover, such as their interactions with the entertainment industry. If the author can go deeper, there will be more interesting things to discover. The author gave up the bloody plot of mocking and then slapping the face. The protagonist is a second-generation sportsman, and he behaves normally. Although there are some plots where the background competition is not based on strength, but overall it can be said that he has both sides, and even the protagonist occasionally takes advantage of non-strength competition to benefit. Complaints: The protagonist, Goldfinger, is crushing him all the way. It was very exciting at first, but later it aroused my mother's heart. Players have been training since childhood and have relied on a certain number of competitions to compete for a limited number of rankings for a chance to stand out. The author emphasizes that the amateur protagonist has always crushed professional players all the way. Thinking about it, he feels that this kind of cheating is quite inhumane. I personally think that you can consider using Golden Finger to cooperate with coaches to do scientific research to improve the team's strength... To do sports goods and fitness as a side business and to arrange for senior brothers and sisters... Compared with Kaishan Monster, this book is more accessible, and the writing is good. The current swimming details have a sense of realism that I don't understand. It makes me feel like the author is an insider. Although the golden finger is turned on, it also reflects the hard work of the protagonist. The game can also see fierce competition instead of crushing beatings. Relatively speaking, the sense of disobedience is reduced a lot, and I personally feel that the system attribute flow + active skills are much better than the drug flow.

The heroine is reborn in a house fight and decodes the romance story. The author is very talkative, and all the details are piled together like water. The heroine's aggrieved and grievance type is quite rare in the novels I have read. It makes people not love but also hate...

The heroine Ning Xiaoxian is a time traveler. She thought she would grow old farming in an ancient mountain village, but unexpectedly she was transported to a world of immortality. By chance, I got the Prison of Gods and Demons, which contained a ten thousand-year-old monster - Ba Snake Changtian. The settings of the male and female protagonists are both a little bit cool, the female protagonist is a bit likeable, like a good male partner, while the male protagonist is a typical crazy, cool, powerful and obsessed with the female protagonist. In fact, at first glance, it looks a bit like the routine of heroine novels a year or two ago, like some evil little witch concubine or something like that... It's a long story, so I jumped to read it. The latest chapters seem to be about the heroine dying to save the male protagonist's freedom?

The author, The Three Idiots of Thieves, passed away on September 21, 2015. I hope his soul can pass through and continue the Three Idiots in another world. This author's books are always fresh and elegant, and you will sink into them without realizing it. After reading this book, in fact, I was deeply moved after reading what the author said to us. It was an era of cultural bloom, with countless romantic figures emerging. The author describes the reclusive broad-mindedness that belonged to the Wei and Jin Dynasties. Not only does it have an exploration of humanities, but it also has a passion that is not inferior to that of Man Jianghong. Although that kind of passion is not as unrestrained as Xin Qiji's, it has the unique ambiguity of the Wei and Jin Dynasties. It seems to be there but not there yet, and you can't figure it out. But you can't deny that it is deeply rooted in the bone marrow, like a brand, indelible. When I saw the final ending, the author's image of Chen Caozhi looking at the Luoshen in the distance and feeling lost appeared on the page. Like it. Finally, isn't the name Cao Zhi worth reading? Elegant and fresh writing, a pleasing novel. The image of the protagonist is too perfect, unrivaled in beauty and omnipotent.

What would happen if the history of the War of Resistance was changed? It is one of the more clever historical anti-war plots currently being serialized. It is updated stably and is suitable for monthly reading. It is set that the expeditionary force will naturally not be mainly in the country. Returning to the country once to fight can also leave quickly to avoid domestic disputes. Cutting into the War of Resistance from another angle is very rare, very novel, and refreshing from this point of view. The protagonist has a normal personality, the character development is pretty good, the plot arrangement is interesting, and there are many interesting points. The rating is really low. For me, food+

A very good book, the battle between magicians and magic~~ Divine magic and magic come from the same source, but the church is very powerful, so it denounces magic as heresy and vigorously attacks it. The story is old-fashioned, but very interesting. The protagonist's golden finger and the learning of magic are all very interesting. The plot is very suspenseful, but there are also some loopholes. Since the protagonist often uses his brain, I hope the author can make up some points.

This book is based on historical figures from the Tang Dynasty during the reign of Wu Zetian. It tells the story of the male protagonist Chen Changsheng who defied fate and changed his fate and changed his mind. It adheres to Mao Ni's consistent advantage of "some of the supporting characters are more interesting than the male protagonist", and still has Mao Ni's literary youthful temperament, but the story is a bit draggy.

Very interesting, cool writing, and a bit of a novice! A very funny book, so awesome! A simple and crude upgrade text for pretending to slap you in the face. It comes with a pretentious system, which is invincible. As long as the pretentious value is enough, the system seems to be able to exchange for anything. Most of the martial arts and martial arts are from other novels such as Fighting to Break the Sky, Covering the Sky, etc. It is still very fun to read without thinking!

One good thing about this book is that the novel "The Lord" is related to Tudou's previous two novels, namely Fighting to Break the Sky and Wudong Qiankun. The protagonists are the same as those in the first two novels. This one makes one look good! It feels pretty good, and I won't have the thought that I might have watched a fake Master!

A very interesting book, fun~good-looking~creative~ It is the first of clichés. It is probably the best one to look at the society from the eyes of an animal. It humanizes cats, but who can say that cats don't have their own world? ? Pet owners will definitely agree with this. The most unforgettable plot: Hei Tan got drunk and suddenly sang the cat version of karaoke. Everyone knelt down thinking about the drunk cat singing.

I think the author is a person who pursues reasonableness to the point of being crazy, even to the point of being unreasonable. The so-called Scientology that he refuses to acknowledge is one of them. He seems to like to use his brains and has passion but has no goals in plot setting. The most disappointing thing is that the four words "use force to overcome cleverness" do not exist in the author's mind. It is Long Aotian who crushes everything, but his power is only used to follow the trend and passively treat the changes in the world. I don't think this is reasonable!

It's a very interesting book, and it's good to read. Although the plot is very plain, and it's all about the daily routine of boys and girls, it is written with a special flavor by the author. It feels a bit like reading prose, light, bourgeois, freehand, and very interesting.

The writing is very good and the flavor of fantasy is very strong. The biggest highlight is how the protagonist flirts with the witches from other worlds. Of course, there are battles, but there are more farming chapters!