My Favorite Crazy Critic Protagonist, and Some Other Goodies by the Way

[Serialization in progress, should be finished soon] I'm sure the author is showing off his skills in it, and the way he writes many movie transitions is really awesome. Schiller is probably one of the few mental illnesses that you can self-diagnose at the beginning. There are so many split personalities (but the author can write about the characteristics of different Schiller personalities. You can tell which Schiller it is from his speech and behavior without the author's special prompts), and he is a psychiatrist. The hero writers of Marvel and DC all have their own unique views. He really wrote the souls of Iron Man and Batman. The copy plot in it is a test of IQ (anyway, if something goes wrong, it is always right to find Schiller, he is definitely the mastermind behind it), so in the end I went from seeing these heroes or anti-heroes being unlucky to expecting Schiller to overturn, and Schiller and Schiller to harm each other.

[Unfinished, private goods 2] The possibility of ending is not high. The famous Cuckoo Bird is the starting point app that I downloaded just for this book. This is also one of my favorite male protagonists in the past few years. Unfortunately, I cannot accompany him to the ending. I deeply regret it. If you haven't read it yet, I would still like to read this book. After all, every copy is a visual feast. You can feel the author's unbridled literary talent, vivid characters, and unforgettable stories. I feel that it is worth reading these few story chapters that I have written now. I sincerely hope that the author can persevere and not give up.

[Completed, private goods one] Strictly speaking, it cannot be regarded as a system article, because the system is basically useless. This is really the happiest daily novel about cultivating immortals that I have read in recent years. Jiang Li is also one of my favorite male protagonists in recent years. His name of Human Emperor is not just blown out, but is actually integrated into every detail of the novel (such as opening the map of Kyushu, such as the circulation and popularization of basic classics, such as holding a national cultivation course to solve doubts, such as finally finding the technique to kill three corpses. The first thing I thought was that I can improve the basic technique so that everyone can break through the seventh level of Qi training). The author has really created an ideal world of cultivation, the world that I most want to travel through, a world that upholds fairness and justice, openness, democracy, gentleness and kindness. There are many elements in it. I feel that readers who read more are more suitable for this book. You can see elements such as cultivation, urban fantasy, apocalyptic beast control, etc. In it. You can also see the author's views on different Long Aotian protagonists, views on the system, etc. Different from most of the previous comments, in the first story, when someone tried to protect the Jiang family who had killed many children but promoted the development of Qingcheng, the protagonist pinched his neck and said, "I resisted the demon invasion of Kyushu three times, so if I kill you now, can it be regarded as a balance of merits and demerits?" I fell in love with the protagonist. At that time, I felt that this book was worth reading. The author's writing is gradually getting better, but the early copies were a little lackluster. It was only after about a hundred chapters that he turned on his own switch and found that his strengths began to flourish. What's rare is that the author basically filled in all the pitfalls, and ended decisively when he felt that his inspiration was a little dry (but I really want to watch the cultivation extras of Jiang Li, Bai Hongtu, Yu Heng and Ji Zhi). I think someone in the comment section is right. This book should be called Happy Daily Life in Kyushu. Basically everyone in Kyushu has their own shining point, and they are all so cute.

[It has been completed. The author did not set the end in order to update the extra chapter, but the extra chapter has not been updated for two years, which is sad] The prologue is very important, don't listen to the author's words, it's better to read it. The setting of this ECHO eye is very interesting. It is not a simple information prompter. The protagonist does not know whether he understands or not. This eye will not give you prompts. It also comes with hacking, deciphering, and complaints, especially complaints. I have watched more than half of it now, and I feel that the foreshadowing is very deep, and it is not a cheat that comes out of thin air. I personally began to think that the title and introduction of the book were the main obstacles preventing people from clicking in. I thought it was a simple food article, but in fact the main plot is that the protagonist deciphers the world, analyzes the plot, completes the game, fulfills the wish of the dungeon character, and conveniently turns the by-products of the dungeon boss into delicious food. Let the players enjoy (the uses and output of these foods have to be admired by the author's imagination. There are liquids from black goat babies, tumor meat that can be infinitely regenerated, and weird foods grown by Star Color themselves, such as potatoes that have a sour taste due to jealousy, etc.). But after reading it now, I think the title of the book is correct. Players in the Labyrinth of the Dead, as dead people, cannot feel emotions and cannot enjoy normal food in this world. Although the protagonist has collected most of the emotional fragments and cannot feel emotions, he is still willing to make all kinds of abnormal food to help everyone appreciate the ups and downs and find the feeling of being alive. The meal at the end of each copy feels very warm, and it feels like the popular maze meal. The author is very good at using emojis to describe fights (it makes me laugh to death every time it appears, and I want to crawl into the author's head to see the structure inside). The dungeons are very interesting. Some of the dungeons are the original worlds of other characters, which easily solves the problem of character backgrounds. I have found the long-lost memories I read in " "Thriller Paradise", the last time it was so relaxing was in "We Are Gamers". Although everyone is seeking to win and survive, they have not forgotten the joy that the game or the copy itself brings to us. There are no real enemies. After the copy is over, the grudges are gone and it's time to eat.

[Completed] It is another protagonist who was driven crazy by human experiments at the beginning, but this time it is in the magical world. The protagonist completely abandons his past and does not care about himself at all. Since the protagonist can be infinitely resurrected and returned to full state, he likes to do various experiments with his own corpse. He believes that his life is different from others and that his life is the most contemptible. Therefore, you can see in this article the various ways the protagonist uses his corpse. The protagonist's indifference and talk diluted the dark tone of this article. I personally felt it was a pity. It could have been written more deeply, and the author seemed to be immersed in supplementing various settings and structures, which made the story intermittent when reading and the plot was a bit weak. Although it's finished, I feel like it's unfinished, which is such a shame.

[Completed] The protagonist trades sanity for painting skills and flesh and blood for painting skills every day, so he has a strong sense of the madness of an art student, as well as arrogance, decadence, thinness and easily pushed down, and his fighting power is in his mouth. There was a section in the middle where his point-adding system crashed and he couldn't add points, so he had to rely purely on his own ability to draw the work. No matter how he drew the main character, he couldn't draw it right and went crazy and destroyed himself. It was a bit bitter. The author has some knowledge and skills in describing the paintings, so the beauty of the paintings is well described. Unfortunately, it fell apart in the later stages, and the world view was not fully explained in the end. I don't know if the author finally had an explosion of inspiration and faced reality and didn't dare to continue writing, or if it was because he couldn't control the situation and collapsed. All in all, it's a pity.

[Serializing] If the diary entry at the beginning was not crazy enough to keep me going, or the card-swiping card in front of it was so poisonous, I would have thought it was a low-level novel. Fortunately, the author got better after the protagonist came out of Azkaban, and he didn't care about his card list. The protagonist starts out as a Death Eater who has just been arrested in Azkaban. The key is that he was arrested before doing anything. The protagonist feels that he is wronged every time he is tortured by the dementors, so he holds a grudge against Voldemort and the corrupt magic department, which sets off a revenge story. The protagonist's desire for self-destruction is very strong, and the struggle between madness and not madness is very touching. He can still maintain tenderness and compassion with a broken heart, and he can remember to give everyone with whom he interacts the Christmas gift they want before doing something big. While reading, I could always feel whether the protagonist would take revenge and commit suicide. The author vividly describes the sequelae of the protagonist who has been in prison. In the middle, there is a scene where the protagonist blows up Gringotts and plays with Voldemort. He returns to his private property covered in scars and remembers to wash his face first. Before passing out, he uses his last strength to say to his little fangirl, "I'm so sorry, I couldn't come clean to see you." Whoever sees this will be moved. Ps: I feel like the author is cheating, I don't know if it can be finished.

[Completed] It is a relatively Grammatical text, so happyend who understands Grammatical literature will understand it. The protagonist basically starts with a big roll point and successfully locks the san value at 0. The first dungeon is still very scary. Later, the san value basically returns to zero, so it just depends on how the protagonist spends it. Although the system is not good, I feel that the system is useless. The most taboo thing about system writing is that the dungeons are complicated and the author runs out of inspiration. The more characters he writes, the more characters he writes, and he cannot control them. So I think the author is very smart. Although there are many dungeons, they are concentrated in three main worlds, and there are only three or four teammates with the protagonist. There is no need to worry about recreating many characters when entering a dungeon, which will make it difficult to return in the end. The part of the movie where the protagonist is exposed in the real world is rather awkward, a bit like an ancient urban novel, so I think it can be skipped appropriately.

[Completed] As soon as the protagonist traveled back in time, he was captured by a research agency and used as a guinea pig for experiments, so the protagonist escaped from prison in the opening scene. Since the protagonist's superpower is a clone and the clone shares pain with the main body, the protagonist was already crazy when he was a guinea pig, but his madness was refreshing and refined. First-class structure, rich characters, and third-rate narrative level. The protagonist Wan Yi has suffered but will not anger others at will. The author writes the dialogue between himself and himself in a very life-like way. When I couldn't read the copy, I just expected the quarrels among this group of people to be just as enjoyable as the quarrels among us in our favorite groups. The clones are friends with each other but can live and die together. In this messy world, only I can give myself a little warmth. Ps: I will always like Regulus. The supervisor is right, pony is the best in the world!

[Serializing] The protagonist is very smart, but really reckless, and crazy enough to dare to play with his own body. Sometimes the dungeon doesn't need to explain the analysis process to the villain, and the final punch is more refreshing than anything else. The only problem is that the settings are complicated, and some copies are a bit obscure, and you may need to keep up with the author's dynamic thinking.

[In series, updated to the Eleventh World] The protagonist Su Mingan is involved in the world game and deceives Gao Wei's organizer to save the world. The protagonist can really risk everything for the shining star. The author's emotional rendering ability is very strong. The story structure of each world is wonderful, and the first one is connected with each other. It makes me feel that I can write like this every time. The first four worlds are a bit bland, the eighth world is directly super, and the newcomers are all monsters. Jpg. It's a very good sword, and every world has a sword added to it. I suspect that the author was born with the sword.