Personal Notes

Harmony! Too harmonious! Okay, let's be serious, this is a very pleasant and enjoyable book to read. The big-eyed writing is powerful and it is a good hand in rendering the atmosphere, shaping the world view, and foreshadowing the plot. There is a good balance between the humorous and relaxed daily life and the thrilling and terrifying drama sequences, without being too frivolous or too heavy. The logic of the plot is very coherent. You can try to solve the puzzles while watching. Be careful not to be spoiled, and the reading experience will be better.

It can be said that it is a good book that was delayed by the name. The protagonist who is suffering from persecution and paranoia takes his big truck to enter the apocalypse alone. Because of the need for human social system and scientific research capabilities, he supports the reconstruction of mankind, gradually evolves and reveals the truth of the apocalypse. An unexpectedly complete worldview and a surprising setting

One of the best online articles I have ever read. It goes beyond the scope of online articles. The writing is witty, the narrative is smooth, the rhythm is appropriate, the logic is basically smooth, and the reading is very good. It is one of those rare books that makes people reluctant to put it down from the beginning to the end. The full text is very long, and the world view is very grand. As the story slowly unfolds, the whole process is exciting, and there are not too many unclear and mysterious things written. All the pitfalls in the plot and settings are basically explained in the end. The character creation is very successful. Every character has flesh and blood. Even if the character's name is obscured, you can clearly distinguish each of them from the words and deeds of a character. It is very rare. There are many characters in this book that I admire and admire very much. What's even more rare is that the concepts conveyed in the story are impartial throughout. The way of a saint is no different from the daily use of ordinary people. It is really great to expand this theme from all aspects and extend it into majestic and praiseworthy characters and stories.

I have been watching it for two years. The writing, characters, plot, and rhythm are all excellent. Each character has its own unique charm. It is a relaxing and enjoyable read, and at the same time, the plot structure is rigorous and grand, making people feel excited.

Click it twice, put it down twice. One of the reasons is that I was shocked when the author used "temptation" to describe the butt of a twelve-year-old maid, especially as I emphasized before that this is really an immature girl... Even if you ignore such details, it always sticks in your throat. The second reason is that there are too many logic and details that cannot withstand scrutiny. Regardless of the protagonist or the supporting role, don't expect to read a deeper personality and thinking from the logic of the character's behavior. What everyone says and does is extremely straightforward and simple, and it is really hard to watch.

There's been a book shortage lately! I clicked this book out of admiration. When I read the descriptions in the first ten chapters, I felt that it was written by a famous author. But since the battle plot started to appear, I couldn't stand it anymore. The villain is outwitted, the protagonist is invincible, and the words are flashy... I can't understand how it achieved the result of dominating the monthly vote list back then. Just pretend that I have nothing to do with this book.

I've only read dozens of chapters, so I won't comment too much on anything else. That is to say, this person eats ingredients from unknown sources, uses cooking techniques that don't understand the principles, can only be eaten in a limited space and cannot be taken out, and has symptoms of addiction after eating... This seems to be more suitable for a horror setting.

I am also the author of The Empress. What I like most are some of the three views in the author's articles. It can be regarded as a slow-travel novel, and the stories of each world are told quite completely, and a few of them are particularly brilliant (personally prefer the two modern supernatural worlds). The ending is a bit weak, the last world seems redundant or even OOC, and the order of solving the puzzles is also a bit disordered, failing to pave the way for a serious climax, but overall the flaws are outweighed. Reading the penultimate article is almost perfect.

One of my favorite female videos, the commander of an interstellar army with incredible strength travels through the feudal era to conquer the world. In addition to the conquest part, it also looks at the personal growth of the protagonist - from a brave man to a true emperor, and also looks at the gradual transformation of feudal ideas. The parts that link up with other books are a bit too big, but for the plot of this story alone, the frame content is just right.

Each event can be regarded as a wonderful supernatural novel as a short story, but apart from these short stories, the entire world view and plot structure are very large. Unfortunately, the author's writing power and narrative ability are not enough to support such a huge concept. Every time he talks about the main plot line, it always seems to be confusing: the overall narrative is not clear, and it creates a confusing atmosphere too deliberately. As for the characters, the protagonist's slow growth is a major drawback in the first half. In the last 20%, the protagonist gets a little better as he grows up, but on the other hand, some of the supporting characters that were highlighted earlier no longer have matching roles, and the story is not very coherent. In short, the individual events are very exciting, but the description of the main story line is slightly lacking, but overall it is still worth recommending.

After reading the title and the beginning of the book, I was fully expecting to read a light-hearted and mindless rant, but I didn't expect that the pattern unfolded and became more and more amazing, which was unexpected. This is actually an unexpected surprise. Talking about the easy part, to a certain extent, the protagonist of this article is invincible. He can be called a humanoid treasure trove. The skill tree is very comprehensive and defies the sky in all aspects. Throughout the entire article, the protagonist never suffered a single injury, never suffered a major loss that could not be recovered, and never once plotted to escape his control. The extremely high success rate of the people around the protagonist makes people doubt the power system that the author has repeatedly emphasized. But at the same time, this is by no means an invincible story. The depressing environment and the protagonist's ups and downs in dangerous situations cannot be faked. As for the biggest advantage, it should be the overall world view and the setting of layers of conspiracy. The story structure is very good, and it is well connected from beginning to end. The layers of plot foreshadowing made me want to put it down. Even though I almost gave up on reading about 85% of the book, I was glad to have read it. It was really fun to see the foreshadowing at the end. The author's creation of the characters in the article is also very three-dimensional. Although it focuses on the early stage, it is also a highlight. As for shortcomings, after all, it is only the author's second book, and the writing style and narrative rhythm need to be improved. The practice process and the fighting scenes are described in a large amount of text, but in fact all the related settings are very simple and superficial, and you know what they are but don't know why. For example, if you see the protagonist going through a great tribulation of life and death in cultivation, there will be many descriptions of how difficult it is, but the specific tribulation will never be mentioned. So until the end, I knew that it was not easy for the protagonist to practice, but I didn't know the specific method and difficulty of his practice. At the same time, the author often repeats the description of settings in large paragraphs. When I see this, I just want to fast forward ten lines at a glance. In addition, no matter who is speaking, no matter the topic, the habit of randomly adding "there" at the end of the sentence is really funny! But despite a lot of complaints, I believe the author has made progress now. Overall a very good story!

Compared with the food itself, the essence of this book is to tell the stories behind the food, the ups and downs of the world, the joys and sorrows. The author's protagonist is useless and the system is a mess, but the characters are flesh and blood. It is not easy for an author of his age to have such a delicate writing style and write such a comfortable rhythm. It would be better if he was not so stupid. This is a food article that can make readers cry and is worth savoring. --- I just finished the book and noticed that I only read it shortly after moving to the capital and stopped reading it.

This is a very frustrating book Because it is really exciting, it creates charming characters, creates an interesting world view, and shows countless touching emotions and ties. This last point is particularly important and particularly successful However It was completely unfinished and had its tail cut off. If it were a comic, I would have thought it was cut in half. And precisely because these characters and emotions have been brought to life, this kind of hasty ending makes people sad and even angry... Each of the distinctive characters becomes more and more one-sided and routine in the later period, and the full of emotions and passion gradually escape the author's control. In the end, their stories are not finished. This may be the first time that I have been so sad and angry about the ending of a story. In just a few days, I unknowingly invested too much emotion in the characters and the story, and I actually had the illusion that my emotions were wrongly invested. As wonderful as this book is, I was doubly saddened by its anticlimactic end. In the book, Lu Xiaoshu has been accumulating negative emotion points. I think this time my negative emotion points were earned by him. I will remember Lu Xiaoshu holding Lu Xiaoyu's two figures, one big and one small. I am willing to stay with each other in the ordinary, and I am also willing to stay with each other in the chaos of war. However, I'm afraid I will never touch this author's other books again.

After reading the opening chapter, I need time to read this book slowly, so I will save it first. The world view setting is very attractive, but even if it is for the author's serious attitude, I still have to support it. Come on

Not much to say To write down a plot and a group of characters is nothing in front of this book. Squid brings a world to life

Unexpected masterpiece There were a lot of flaws in the early stage, but I didn't expect to build a huge interstellar worldview in the middle and later stages. The author knows the rhythm very well, and while the plot has ups and downs, there are also a lot of laughs. Of course, fragmentation is an even better tool. It often leaves people with unfinished thoughts and makes them want to mention the author and shake off all the updates and subsequent plots in his pocket. Another feature of this article is that the characters are relatively fleshed out, the supporting characters have their own personality charms, and they are not inexplicably OOC. This charm is created through what the character does, not by piling up exaggerated and meaningless adjectives. In addition, the portrayal of female characters is very brilliant, and they are appreciated but not objectified, which is worthy of praise. It is indeed rare in the era of online writing where many paper actors follow scripts.

Being the root of evil is also the foundation of human self-awareness; it is a discussion of human nature, and it is also an argument that transcends black and white. Trafficking reveals an eye-opening future parallel world, a fantasy picture where superpowers and technology intersect. This article has a completeness and precision that exceeds the conventional pattern of light literature, making people unconsciously evaluate it with higher standards: some settings have obvious flaws, such as the imbalance of technological development, the entire text is full of meaningless vulgar metaphors, the writing technique is slightly immature, and it seems inconsistent with the direct use of contemporary mainstream culture in a future setting. But in contrast, the characters and worldview are successfully created, lifelike, and people with different personalities finally find their own definition in this distorted society. The plot setting is equally fascinating, and the foreshadowing is well used. The first half is particularly exquisite, while the highlight of the second half lies more in the setting and discussion of the theme. [In general, on the surface, it is a story about a middle-school boy with a personality disorder who really cheats with his friends, but it is so beautiful]

Whether it is the number of bugs or the contradictions in the plot, this article is a bit sloppy, but it does vividly construct an interesting card world.

The passionate primitive tribe, the flame of the horns will never go out. Even a bad ending cannot obscure its brilliance.

The highlight of this imaginative infinite post-apocalyptic world is its various abilities and special items. The author loves to toss the protagonist, but he also gives her a domineering setting and a tenacious vitality like Xiaoqiang.