Picking up Gold from the Sea of ​​books

Currently I see the latest updated chapter, chapter 351. This is a novel about a starry sky mecha. It begins with the protagonist learning how to operate a mecha and the Gossamer Chimera after traveling through time, passing the top institution Imperial Academy, and then learning through a series of competitions before joining the Thirteenth Legion to participate in the war with the empire. The overall plot is okay, not naive, but some parts of the plot are not connected well, and it feels a bit awkward to watch. Summary: Although the subject matter is old, and there is no very exciting or eye-catching plot (highlight), the plot is very good, and the climax and ups and downs are also well arranged. It is a new wine in old bottles. It is a food and grass. Comprehensive recommendation index: ☆☆☆☆

After reading more than twenty chapters, let me tell you my opinion. I feel that the description of details is not enough, especially the characterization and relationship arrangement are very rigid, resulting in an unnatural plot. There are also some wordings in the plot. It may be because the author wrote according to his usual speaking and chatting habits or for other reasons. I always feel that it is a bit awkward sometimes. Otherwise, there are no problems. After reading more than 20 chapters, I didn't find any serious bugs that would affect the reading experience. Summary: It's okay. Maybe it's because the author's skills are a bit poor when writing a novel for the first time, but there's no big problem with the plot and arrangement. If you want to read it, just read the plot.

I have seen around 350 chapters so far. There's not much to say about the start of Modern Time Traveler. Specifically, it is a story in which the protagonist travels through time and becomes the Black Jens royal family in pursuit of restoration and exploring the true image of the world. If you don't know the background of the previous novel, you can search for Dai Ying's War of the Roses. The novel has revised this background and applied it. The two heroines have no bugs or poison. Summary: A very good Western fantasy + farming novel, at the level of food and grass. If the world view in the subsequent chapters is large and there are no poisonous bugs, it can even reach the level of a masterpiece. Worth a look.

I've read about 200 chapters and let me know what I think. A masterpiece, at least in my opinion. It is an urban love and commercial novel on the same level as "I Really Don't Want to Be Reborn". Summary: Xiancao, if you have read the novel "I Really Didn't Want to Be Reborn", if you think this book is not good, come and scold me.

I have read about 200 chapters so far, let me tell you what I think. The plot is similar to the black technology system of Xueba, but the focus of the plot is different. The protagonist of Xueba's black technology system is biased toward learning--growth, while this book is biased toward prophet--reproduction. In terms of the specific plot, I feel that the plot is very compact. After completing one project (scientific research) or solving a world problem, it will immediately jump to the next one. Putting it all into the first one or two years, the age of about 20 achieved achievements that 99.9999% Of scientific researchers in the world cannot achieve. It always feels like the protagonist who was originally more than 99.99% Of the scientific researchers in the world, was given a golden finger by the author after his rebirth, and he can't wait to complete all human technologies from the earth to the colonization of the galaxy in his lifetime. Is it because he is afraid that if the protagonist completes a certain piece of science and technology, the earth's science and technology will explode and he will not be able to develop anti-aging and life-extending medicines? It would feel better if the author unpacked the timeline a little bit and stretched it out a little bit. Summary: At first glance, it can be regarded as food. However, the story of the novel is compact, and it is easy to feel tired of the plot while reading it.

After reading ten chapters, I really couldn't stand it anymore. The beginning is a very old routine. Have you ever read the fantasy novels about immortality from seven or eight years ago? It starts with that. It feels like the whole book is just a fantasy novel about immortality with technology and martial arts. Humiliated - fight back, this is the formula. I have read novels with this formula for five or six years, so I can't stand this type of novel at all. Summary: Similar to the fantasy immortality novels from seven or eight years ago, if you don't like reading fantasy immortality novels, it will be difficult to read them. After all, the routines are too old and have become widespread. One more point, the author likes to delete posts, and he deleted them the day after he posted them yesterday. No wonder I saw all the positive comments in the comment section.

I've read about 110 chapters, so let me tell you my opinion. In other words, this novel is readable, but not poisonous at all. But it looked extremely uncomfortable, and there was nothing pleasant about it. It feels like the entire article is devoted to describing what the opponent is not good at, but not at all what is good about the opponent. Fighting is like a sideways push, and the grandeur of the war is not depicted. There is also this population. The author said that there is no problem for people from other territories to come to Wallachia, but tens of thousands of people traveling to Wallachia in a few months is too exaggerated, right? Population is an important resource. If you have tens of thousands of people, your tax revenue will be reduced a lot. It is impossible for other lords to not notice it. In addition, the plot of the novel is all in a routine, with people running away from other territories - the protagonist's territory vigorously develops industry and commerce to enhance national strength - and the enemy's army is blasted, and the enemy is defeated miserably. There is also the issue of population supporting the army. What was the productivity level in ancient times? Is it a bit outrageous to support 60,000 troops with 2 million people? The agricultural productivity of the Qing Dynasty around 1640 was much higher than the average level of Europe at the same time. Even if official corruption and other issues are taken into account, the supply level is estimated to be similar to that of Europe at most. More than 100 million people could only support an army of 80-90 thousand, and most of them were guards rather than fighting soldiers. Is there such a small principality that can provide 7,000 troops? Summary: The story is a good one, but it can only be said that the author's writing skills are a bit rusty and cannot support such a huge story. This novel is edible and can be considered as a source of food.

I've read about 150 chapters, so let me tell you my opinion. Because I don't play many League of Legends games (actually I estimate that I have played less than 50 games in total), and I have no idea about the bugs that may occur, so my point of view is from the perspective of someone who never plays League of Legends or rarely plays League of Legends games. If you play League of Legends frequently, please ignore this review. This book uses a small system and proficiency. The protagonist was originally RNG's substitute mid laner. After being kicked out, he gradually improved his hero proficiency through his own efforts, and then led LGD to win the League of Legends global championship. There is also a disadvantage, that is, the speed of training heroes may be too fast. On average, a hero can be trained to a certain level in one or two hundred games, and then he can enter the profession. Moreover, it was mentioned earlier that the protagonist's talent is not strong and is not suitable for refined operations, but later it was written that the protagonist's various values ​​have been rising. I personally guess that the protagonist's reaction awareness can still be improved when he is seventeen or eighteen years old, so I did not study this aspect carefully. But even so, this book is an enjoyable read. Summary: The daily guide is about digging for gold and finding a book of food and grass.

After reading about 500 chapters, let me tell you my opinion. The plot arrangement is relatively reasonable, and there is no bloody Madonna plot. However, I think there are two problems in the whole book. The first one is that the problem that the game company, game employees and the protagonist directly have to fix bugs in the game plot is not handled well. When the protagonist gives feedback to the game company in the early stage or plot bugs occur, the company has no leaders and the employees handle it entirely by themselves, and game employees rarely appear in the later stage. This can be regarded as a flaw of the book, but it does not affect reading and is not considered a poisonous point. The second point is about the protagonist gaining superpowers after dreaming, which has not been mentioned in the subsequent 300 chapters. If it is a time-travel game, the player will have too much influence on the game. If it is a real superpower, but according to the author's plot arrangement, this superpower does not seem to have much effect. Is it possible that he will become an immortal dragon god and rule the world in the end? Although there are a few minor problems, the flaws outweigh the flaws. It is still considered a good book among the many books in Qidian. Summary: The book here is considered a very good book in Qidian. It is a relatively good food and can be consumed with confidence.

After reading about 180 chapters, let me share my thoughts. First of all, I would like to point out that the contribution value of the protagonist's organization is set very unreasonably, which leads to the professor's knowledge learning being completely useless. Not to mention that in the first few missions, the protagonist teaches players knowledge for free. You can get a template or specialized learning* in almost one mission later. And another point is that the setting of tasks is also very simple, so in the end a player may be able to learn a lot of templates and specializations by completing a dozen tasks. The other plot arrangements are okay, mainly the protagonist training and performing tasks, and then interspersed with some plots of players completing tasks. Summary: The plot is well arranged and quite interesting. However, the details in some places are not done well, so it can barely be regarded as a guide.

I've read about 350 chapters, so let me tell you my opinion. There is nothing wrong with the plot. This is what a game-oriented lord story is. It has a normal snowball development and the plot is okay. There is no poisonous point that can immediately dissuade the reader at a glance. But one thing is that the data expansion is very serious, especially after the blood pool building, there are really a lot of epic heroes, legendary heroes are everywhere, and the orange heroes are not as good as dogs. Then the author might as well make it a little more difficult to obtain these heroes from the beginning. This is still a situation where the protagonist only monopolizes a few areas. If the overlords and lords monopolize a few heavens and one layer, wouldn't they have hundreds of mythical heroes? Another point is that there are no people engaged in production in the territory? Even if people are taken out, they still have to feed themselves. This is not a game, and there is no farming content at all. A lord supports hundreds of thousands or millions of people, but in the end he doesn't even have anyone to farm and harvest food. Do they all rely on eating game? Also, the plot is a bit delayed, with 350 chapters and nearly 2 million words. There is not even a unified kingdom, let alone a kingdom of heaven or several levels of hell. Summary: The plot is okay, but the data bloat is serious, the plot is dragging, and the problems with basic supplies can be ignored. After all, this book can be considered a good read. It's just food, after all, the above shortcomings don't affect the reading experience.

I've read about 140 or 50 chapters, and I'll tell you what I think. The author who wrote the opening is very smart and knows how to advance and retreat. Then when I wrote chapters 30-50, I had some new ideas, but after chapter 50, the plot felt very, very dull. It didn't make people feel bright, and it felt like you could see the whole story at a glance. Also, I saw a few chapters in chapter 150. There is no problem with this. We can all understand catering to sp. But when I look back, I see that the protagonist is still only 15 years old. Do people from other worlds mature so quickly? Did the author forget how old the protagonist is while writing? Summary: The plot is okay in the early stage, and then gradually becomes dull, without any poisonous points. It is a novel that can be read and will not suddenly make you die of poison. If you like more nvzhu, you can read this book. If you have high requirements for the plot, you can withdraw it. Of course, my evaluation is limited to the first 150 chapters. I only glanced at the rest and cannot generalize. This book is currently finished.

I've read Chapter 1670 and let me know what I think. I've never played the game Invincible Heroes, but the novel itself is essentially the same. It all depends on the plot. It was fine at first, a standard rebirth start. At first I thought it was a farming novel, but it turned out something was wrong. It started with a city siege, a novice gift pack, and 1k gold, wood, and stone. There are no soldiers, all building blueprints have to be bought, monsters have to be defeated by hand, and 10 wild monsters can be spawned in one siege. What can 1k units of gold, stone and wood do? And there seems to be nine rounds of siege. Isn't this the opening kill? If you kill all the ordinary players at the beginning, you can't play without money, right? At first glance, there seems to be nothing wrong with it, but upon closer inspection, everything seems to be wrong. Then, if you win a wave of soldiers later, you will get 50 gold, wood, and stone, and recruiting a skeleton will cost you 36, which means you won't even be able to replenish your soldiers after a whole night of fighting. The next step is to defend the city all the time. The author writes very briefly about the wild resource points, basically none. Later, gold coins easily reached tens of millions, and the monetary system of the novel collapsed drastically. Then the plot was that the protagonist kept beating others and never farmed. There is also the fact that the protagonist keeps fighting Ao Shi, and the reason is also very vague. It may be that the protagonist is trying to save people, and the author had a conflict with Ao Shi in the previous life, but I think this is not the main reason why the protagonist keeps targeting Ao Shi. In short, many plots are written in an anticlimactic manner, making it very uncomfortable to watch. Summary: Although this book has very few poisonous points, the overall plot arrangement of the novel is very poor and is not recommended. Currently a eunuch.

I've read about 60 chapters, so let me share my thoughts. The plot arrangement is quite reasonable, and the protagonist is indeed as decisive as the comment section says. But the author didn't pay much attention to details when writing the previous chapters. There are two places in particular. The first one is when the protagonist uses a crossbow to kill Liu Huamei through an explosion-proof car. Liu Huamei probably opened the car window when he was talking before, and then he hit the door and hit the door on a ten-meter-high sentry tower. Is it possible that someone can be headshot? There is also a 4-year-old child and an 8-year-old primary school student who can actually kill zombies? Or a headshot that dazzles the eyes? I really don't understand how the author operates it. An 8-year-old can still jump, but how can he kill a 4-year-old? This is more than outrageous. Also, for such a large city, the author previously wrote that it has a population of nearly one million, or is it a county town? Even if a crisis breaks out, it's too outrageous to write that it sounds like the official government is completely cool. And it is even more strange that there are no scattered survivors except for a few gathering places. There is also only one person in the armory who knows the password and has the key. If something happens to the captain and the firearm needs to be used urgently, will the armory never be opened without the captain? It's obviously impossible. If we exclude the plots where the author starts to enjoy himself and some plots with some logical problems, it is still manageable to watch. Summary: Some people in the comment area said that this book is a doomsday fairy grass, which is a bit too much. Although it is indeed good from the plot point of view, it is a little too poisonous logically. If there were fewer logical errors and the author's occasional self-motivated plot, then this book could barely be regarded as a good source of information. However, as far as the plots of the first sixty chapters I have read so far, if the poisonous points are not ignored, it can only be read as a refreshing article. Also, the author likes to delete posts.

After reading nearly 200 chapters, let me share my opinions. After reading so much, I can summarize it in two points. If you don't fight and fight bravely, you won't be able to show your strength and you won't be able to keep your business or expand your business scale. Sooner or later, your business will be taken away by others. If you don't have the corresponding white background in business, you won't be able to make so much profit or make so much money. After reading the whole book, you will find that business wars can only start after a fight, so that the other party is too scared to fight, or you can show your background and use your background to hit the other party and make the opponent quit. Also, in any business, the price (purchase price) should be the lowest in the region, the quality requirements should be the best, and the wages should be the highest level. This is not to say that there is a problem with this, but it does not mean that these are always emphasized. I have seen similar words in the past two hundred chapters, and the protagonist has said it many times. Summary: The first 50 chapters can be read, and the plot is a bit new. The author repeats the same routine in the first 200 chapters, which is barely readable. I won't make any further comments on Chapter 250, I'm not looking that far ahead. If there are any different plots later, you can post them below for discussion.

I've read less than 200 chapters, so let me tell you my opinion. The previous plot progress was okay, building high-power gunpowder, training Jinshi, earning money from scholars all over the world, etc. The specific turning point was about 20 chapters after Zhu Di recognized the protagonist as Guo Degan, and then Zhu Di was surrounded by rebels. I only saw the protagonist catch the rebels four or five times. Then I looked at the catalog and saw a bunch of arresting plots. To be honest, this kind of plot-promoting ability is really not worthy of the name of a great author and a book with three glorious stars. Summary: The logic is smooth. If you can see it in the early stage, it can be regarded as food and grass. In the mid-term, it was all the same routine, which made people feel bored. I won't comment on what happens after chapter 200, because I haven't read it. This book is currently finished.

I saw the update part, about 200 chapters, let me share my personal opinion. There are no major poisonous points in the novel, it reads smoothly, and the protagonist's IQ is above average. The plot is a novel based on the steam game "Stars". The protagonist, as a human, travels through time and becomes the AI ​​core of a mechanical civilization. The first part of the plot is about survival, and then it turns to looking for traces of human beings and relics left behind, while exploring and dealing with various phenomena and problems in the universe. Summary: For readers who have played the game Stellar, this is a rare book. For readers who have not played Stars, this is a high-quality science fiction farming novel, you can give it a try. This book is currently available.

After reading about 300 chapters, let me share some of my personal opinions. The plot has no major logical errors, no major poisonous points, and the few minor poisonous points can be ignored. However, the plot arrangement is relatively bland and there is no more passionate climax. The whole article is written around the routine of surviving and developing-researching things-promoting promotions-killing enemies-controlling forces-and moving to new areas. To put it simply, it develops in one place, develops to a new area when it is strong enough, kills all the enemies, starts to develop again, and then goes to a new area. It feels a bit like infinite nesting dolls. This may be the reason why this book is not popular. Summary: If you want to use it as fairy grass or food, you don't have to. If you want to use it as an ordinary novel to pass the time, I can recommend you to read it. This book is currently finished.