Gripping, Stunning Masterpiece

The rapid progress in cultivation may be attributed to the mystery of the protagonist's life experience, but there are no other big problems. But according to the introduction and the current plot, the protagonist should be defined as the villain. It is not difficult to see that the purpose of this book is to write that righteous people are not necessarily right, but just hypocrites; villains are not necessarily evil, and there are also people like the protagonist. But the argument in the article, "We just killed one deer, and you say we are demons, what does it matter if you kill a group of deer?" Is indeed a rehash of old cliches. I hope that the theme of whether the righteous is not good or the villain is not evil can be expressed in a colorful way later on, so that readers will not be disappointed.

I thought it was about to start an urban legend life. This child has traveled through time. Will he go from this ancient rural village to another magical world 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.

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 masterpiece among Red Mansions fans, Jia Huan is reborn as a concubine to stage a counterattack. Fans' evaluation of this type of masterpiece depends on their initial positioning of the book and their views on the book itself. This kind of work with a higher starting point in the original work will appear exaggerated if it deviates too much from the original work, but if everything follows the original work, it will appear to be nothing new, so it is better to read the original work. Coupled with the author's writing skills, grasp of the character's personality, and the background of the story in the work, these are the types of works that are relatively difficult to write well. However, this book is one of the few Red Mansion fanfics I have read. Although some settings and plot directions are very blunt, I feel that the layout is a little bigger than ordinary fanfics. It is difficult to say whether the character of the male protagonist is good or bad. However, the advantage is that the characters in the story are not broken. The author also has his own explanations and opinions for the differences from the original work, which is acceptable.

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. (The shortcoming of Wolfpack is that becoming a mercenary is too "natural" at the beginning, and everything else is fine.) 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 useful information.

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.

Different from other popular novels, the setting is still very attractive. The author does not throw out the world view all at once, but releases it bit by bit like a decryption. Will ancient witches return? What was found inside the ruins? What is the dream world? What is locked inside the sacred stone? What species is the devil? Is there life outside the sky? The author has dug a lot of holes. It seems that these holes can be filled, but the author has not yet planned to fill them.

In addition to popularizing Kant's sentence, "There are two things in this world that make me awe when I think about them, and that is the starry sky above our heads and the moral law in our hearts." It also tells us two truths. The first is the protagonist's code of conduct. "No matter how noble a person does something for, if the process is evil, then he is doing evil." The other is what the whole novel tells us: "The ugly duckling becomes a white swan, just because it is a white swan."

A very good novel~ Liangcao+, Basketball Bonus Fairy Grass, a great book that I almost missed. Advantages or points of interest: 1. The character setting of the elite aristocrats, warm when they should be warm, cold when they should be cold, iron-blooded when they should be iron-blooded, and three correct views on basketball; 2. The golden finger is not excessive, ball control is talent + hard practice, golden finger is speed + physical potential, and the golden finger for making money only appears occasionally in vague memories (this economic golden finger is very good) 3. Playing with high IQ is not a common quality routine; 4. The plot setting is reasonable, and the protagonist is initially strong, but not invincible. The lack of mid-range shooting and the team's poor performance brought the protagonist to a low point, but it did not depress him too much.

I feel that the author has done a very good job in this book, especially in the section about studying Taoism, social studies, and examinations of students, the pomp of provincial officials going to the countryside to inspect, the dialogue between lower officials and superior officials, a peaceful but undercurrent of officialdom atmosphere, the details of the people's flattery and agreement, and the inner pursuit of advantages and avoidance of disadvantages are slowly unfolded between the lines. In addition, I have to say that the character of the protagonist is very suitable to my liking. He is a gentle and gentle person, but he is not pedantic and rigid in dealing with unreasonable bullies. It is also easy to pull off conspiracies and tricks. The younger daughter-in-law Lin Qianqian is also very lovable, and her popularity should be quite high. I wonder if anyone pays attention to the protagonist's second-rate cousin, he is really a top-notch character. All in all, it is a very good work worth recommending, no doubt about it.

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.

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.

The heroine has a strong heart, is kind, and wise, the hero is also a strong and responsible type, and the mother-in-law and sister-in-law are shrewd and decisive. Although it is not one-on-one that I like, because the heroine had concubines and stepsons when she traveled through time, and the hero and mother-in-law are afraid that she represents the original The natal family came to fight, but as the heroine studied people's hearts after marrying into the Xu family, she adapted to her preferences, and gradually integrated into the life of the mansion. The aunts and stepsons also allowed Eleven Niang to handle the relationship smoothly, winning the love of her mother-in-law and the respect of her husband. I like Zhizhi's book. The writing is simple and the characters described are very vivid, which makes people want to read on. Unlike many women's videos, they are long and rambling but incomprehensible.

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.

The most classic work of the Third Young Master of the Tang family, many people laugh at the novel he wrote, but everyone likes to read it! College flow is written from the perspective of young students, which is very immersive for novice students or those who have just stepped out of campus! The key is detail processing, rhythm, emotion, fighting, training, and face-slapping. . . All under top-notch control!