Reading Notes/long Reviews with a Slightly Mixed Taste (The Book List Has Reached the Upper Limit...)

[Before the ending, it was all fairy grass. The following is the resentment I accumulated after reading the book... The starting point book list is very blocked, I use * instead] I have already reviewed this book. I once called it the number one Spring and Autumn novel in my book list. I once said that the finished book will be a fairy grass... But I have a sentence that is stuck in my throat and I can't say it! It's okay for your *mother* to play as a mistress, I understand, as a man; it's okay for your *mother* to play as a wife, as a prince, to find some excitement; Sister, sister, that's the author's bad taste, besides, the sister is not a real sister... But why did you write Lingzi to death in the ending? In just one chapter, Lingzi died and Zhao Huan died. I'm so sorry to have died because of Nanzi's little conspiracy! Modern people who have watched too many palace fighting dramas who want to serve as the first emperor of China cannot handle even a little poisoning in the palace... Hahaha! Eat shit! Since everything except the ending is good, I won't give it 1 star. But more than any reader, the feeling of having that last bit of poop is unbearably crazy!

[Everything good before Blackbeard can be assessed as food and grass, and then the book will be abandoned] This is a rare pirate fan with an online brain! (Before Blackbeard.) Although there are a lot of bugs along the way, for example, after traveling through time, the master and Gu Yina just didn't realize that this person was completely different from the original one. Asking a shemale for his phone number when he met the Revolutionary Army for the first time didn't look like a child at all. After being knocked unconscious by Pluto Rayleigh, he woke up and immediately became a disciple, which lacked preparation... However, such bugs are already few enough to be accepted. It is more reasonable than the other "Sword and Soul System", and it actually created a "Krypton Gold Fruit". Whitebeard even thought it was the "Strongest Everyone Fruit"... Wucao is very good and powerful! In this book, the protagonist's character is normal. He was a bounty hunter in the early stage. In the middle stage, he became the Shichibukai after killing the Celestial Dragons. In the later stage, he probably followed the path of the Revolutionary Army. There are enough cool points to make it worth watching. (In Blackbeard Chapter, his IQ plummeted, and his evaluation dropped to hay-)

[... This book is a mixture of celestial beings, food, grass, hay, poisonous weeds, so be mentally prepared before reading] ... There are two best parts of this book. One is the gangster part at the beginning, when the power system is relatively low, and the other is the part in the religious prison where you meet the heroine. Both of these parts can get my rating of fairy grass. It's a pity that the power system of this book collapsed, really collapsed. In the early stage, a legend was so precious, but in the later stage, as soon as the Xian Qin map was opened, it immediately devalued to the point of being worthless; then, setting demigods was very rare, but as soon as the gods appeared, demigods began to become popular again. . Alas! Bloody Red, do you have an outline? After watching it for several years, I still remember the interesting Yun Xiaoyun and the scene where the tiger drags the fox to become a military advisor. I still remember the protagonist's cleverness in deceiving and abducting him when he was weak, but in the later stage, he was completely stuck in the wall, and I was helpless. What a pity for the bloody talent.

[The writing is a little immature at first, but after a while it becomes a food and grass level, but later it becomes a water plant] My understanding of the Marvel system is limited to reading a large number of unlimited books and almost forgetting the plot of Spider-Man. However, this book is also quite friendly to a layman like me and has no reading difficulties. The protagonist's psychology is said to be that of a middle-aged man for two lifetimes combined. In fact, he has integrated into the world and is basically a teenager - which is good. He still believes in justice, kindness, and love. In today's world where dark literature is popular, it gives people a sense of freshness... The plot is okay. The protagonist, as a night crawler, relies on the system to make a fortune. First, he guards the streets, and then he works for mankind. He is very good and powerful. However, I don't like the middle section where he is running for all mankind without improving his strength (the reason is explained later, but it is too late). Later, the story of Twilight Wolf was really good, but the author's enthusiasm for writing gradually dwindled and began to feel inexplicable... If you don't want to write it, please don't write it, okay? A good start wasted.

[Liangcao-, the shortcoming of this book is that the author is not careful! The power system of this book is complete, and the protagonist Sauron is also decisive in killing and in line with public aesthetics; the plot is brilliant, and the best part of it is the part where he is chased by the followers of the God of Hunting and jumps off a cliff. It is really thrilling to watch and perfectly highlights the courage of the protagonist. But there's a big problem with this book: the author doesn't care. The early stage of Pagoda is really well written: the interaction between Sauron and Vivian, the relationship development with Gloria, and the little warmth in the mountains with Anna, but what the hell is that in the later stage? The only role of the Brass Dragon Princess, which has been prepared for a long time, is to give a dragon covenant; Cyric, who was thought to be a super boss that takes a long time to fight, dies in the first chapter. It is really a shame; a lot of settings were inserted during the update, which seriously affects the reading experience; the author who is too lazy even does not want to give the eldest princess who appears every day a name and keeps calling her eldest princess... It's written well that it's from Xiancao! After watching it several times, I was really angry.

[Dry food, this book failed because of the author's lack of ability] This is a book with a very grand setting, and it is often evaluated as the masterpiece of wizards... It is a pity that the author's lack of ability wasted this excellent setting. Not to mention the fact that it scares away a lot of people at the very beginning. This book borrows the setting of the wizarding world and carries forward the conquest of other worlds in its setting. The wizards' fanatical yearning for knowledge and the conquest system are the biggest highlights of the book. The author's imagination must be affirmed. Wizards are more like mad scientists. Fans of imagination like me will get extra points for this. However, the later development was a little weird, and the flaws in the writing were obvious. The attempt to create a high-B protagonist was ruined by the nonsensical supporting characters; the elemental wizard's IQ was off the line, and the black wizard king did not meet psychological expectations. After the battle for orthodoxy began, I couldn't watch it anymore and was disappointed.

[Early stage fairy grass, overall dry food] I was still in junior high school when I read this book. I was so addicted to it that I kept up with it every day. Looking at it now, the advantages and disadvantages of this book's writing can be seen at a glance. Just looking at the early stage, I can give an evaluation to Xiancao about the relationship with grandpa when the tribe was in chaos, the battle with the enemy, etc. However, Ergen likes to take out the early stuff in the later stage and turn it over and set it as "black hand"... I really don't understand what Su Xuanyi can even predict the protagonist's annexation of the universe! And why is that string of numbers given by grandpa so awesome! In this book, the forced foreshadowing is as blunt as the setting of the immortal old man as a Kagemusha in The Four Dragons... And the incessant explanations and awesomeness of strengthening the protagonist's bloodline are speechless. But I have to admit that the author's imagination is magnificent. I still have an impression of the three mountains gathering at the moon, and the world is also amazing... It's a pity that a lot of foreshadowing was not discovered. Above, today I only give it hay

[Personal food +, if you haven't watched The Spirit of the Halberd Eater, you probably don't understand it] When I read the first chapter, my first reaction was that I didn't want to read it... Is it popular these days to finish the background in one chapter? I don't like it, but I bite the bullet and look back and find that I can't stop! The male protagonist, Xia Yu, is of Chinese descent. Well, this was set up for his later entry into the Chinese food industry. His grandfather was probably a dragon-level chef, a dick. After getting the system, Xia Yu defeated Erina and entered IGO. After gaining the chef's heart with his golden finger, he became awesome and became a lecturer in Yueyue. This is very interesting, being a lecturer~ What can I say about this book? In my opinion, it perfectly combines the worldviews of Little Master and Halberd-Eating Spirit. The plot is not too poisonous. Because the setting is a bit loose in my opinion, I did not give it to the fairy grass. Compared with the realistic story about food vendors, this book is more magical and interesting. The two books should be on the same level. Without spoiling too much, it's really worth watching, above. (Visually judging the single heroine as a childhood sweetheart, extra points!)

[Fairy grass in the early stage, grain and grass in the middle stage, give up in the later stage and just do it] This is the first fantasy novel about the Three Kingdoms that I have read. The author ingeniously elevates the power level of the entire plane to achieve an unparalleled grass-cutting effect. This idea is very worthy of praise. The characters are created very well. I will never forget the Chen Gong, Gao Shun, Li You, and Jia Xu shown in this book. They are so profound and beautiful! But probably due to lack of ability, some of the people portrayed here are too idealistic. The author set Sun Ce and Ma Chao to be brainless martial arts idiots, Liu Xuande became like a saint, and Yuan Shu was even more paranoid... I don't like it. At the same time, in the later period, the author added crazy updates for the sake of performance. It was so crazy that the book could fill 500 chapters in a year's time span. He kept stuffing private goods and kept raising the power level. It's okay not to read it. I only recommend not watching it until you see the Xiongnu invasion.

[Food and grass in the early stage, hahaha in the later stage; it's a pity that it has the possibility of becoming a god.] If it hadn't been filled with buckets of water, it would have been fairy grass! During the decisive battle in Hades, it took over a hundred chapters to finish what should have been a dozen chapters! The setting is self-contained, and the world view is grand and magnificent, probably referencing Amber Sword, wow, etc.; The rhythm is very poor, and although there is an outline, the author insists on filling it in for some reason, and uses the system as a rant machine for his own pleasure. If you don't want to write TND, don't write it! The description is a bit weak, and I can't feel happy when I should. I have to say that the author's writing skills need to be improved. (Well, of course he is much stronger than me...) First-rate setting, first-rate outline, second-rate writing style, and inferior writing character. If this book had been completed after the Battle of Hades, and the flooding of the entire book had been drained away, it would have become a masterpiece for lovers of Amber Flow!

[Personal Fairy Grass] This book is about personal fairy grass. In fact, the overall level is just food and grass. It basically has no poisonous points, but the upgrade path is a bit longer. The layout of Zhai Zhu's books has always been good. The Shinto cultivation system of this book is very complete. The later stage of the book turns to immortality in a different way, which can be called a novel theme. The plot and rhythm are normal, but it is a pity that the death of old brother Senluo is a bit anticlimactic. The part about the god of patching the sky is the climax. A hundred thousand years of intrigue, once it is torn apart, the world will be shattered! But the problem is that the halo of the protagonist is too great to some extent. I want to see the protagonist being so severely crushed that he can no longer seize the slightest opportunity to fight back... This book does not have it. Although this book is an upgrade, it implements the ideas of "the way of heaven is not enough," "the heart of heaven is my heart," and "the way of life, I will keep it." It is so much better than the white-collar novels that are raging on the Internet now.

[Personal Food, Public Solid Food+] The fairy who pioneered the wasteland has his own system, and this book can be regarded as his own masterpiece. Although this book is an upgrade, compared to the trash that has been popular on the Internet recently, this book is much better! The most exciting moments are when the protagonist fights for the death of his master and fights the world alone. However, there is a flaw in that it is difficult for the protagonist under Kaihuang to truly encounter a desperate situation and cannot show his style in a desperate situation. At the same time, the character dialogue and expression descriptions are as weak as ever. Kaihuang should learn more... But its system really has reference value, so why isn't it popular?

[Liangcao, Sister Cat's books are all at the level of Liangcao] I originally refused to read this book because it felt completely unscientific... Summoning krypton gold and so on were too risky! But it feels good to look at it later... Sister Cat's books shouldn't be obsessed with science, they should focus on the cool points and H-plots in the book! Of course, due to the anti-pornography and illegal activities, the plot at the back of the book has been condensed a lot, and the bunch of loli summoned are not recommended - according to Cat Sister's urine sex book, all of them must be recommended - resulting in the author's performance being restricted, but overall it is still a good book~

[Personal Food, Later Water, Blood Redness] I have read it four times, and I still don't think it's white when I read it now. This book brings together a group of people in the late Spring and Autumn Period and travels to the new world. This idea is still good. The power system isn't a big problem, at least it hasn't collapsed. The biggest highlight of this book is the legendary eunuch in the Qin Palace (sorry that I can't type those two words)... I even went to learn about this thing... (Supplement: Lao Ai, lao ai) Probably the best one among the bloody novels? Speaking of which, the early gangster stage of "Bright Era" was better written. Check it out, it's a very enjoyable book.

[Personal dry food, food for imagination enthusiasts]:,,, plane shuttle flow. The author is very imaginative and the setting is great - but to be honest, the only way to read this book is to look at the setting. The rhythm is not good. This is probably the first time that the author has been so successful, so he is a little carried away in pursuing updates and monthly tickets and forgetting about coordination. He writes crazy about civilized training, which leads to the failure of the Star Wars world that was originally promised. After training himself in civilized training until he is invincible, he simply goes too far and forgets about it. He writes that it is boring and opens an alt account to play chess with himself... I can't stand it after seeing this. It completely wastes the ability to travel to different worlds! So I recommend skipping the part of cultivating civilization. It's not interesting. The protagonist, you are still a carbon-based creature ideologically. What qualifications do you have to pretend to be a cultivator? The perspective of real high-latitude creatures is definitely not that of Dr. Chen. Next is the Shushan dungeon. This one is pretty good, and it can be considered one of the top three masterpieces in the Shushan genre.

[Fairy grass in the early stage, grain and grass in the middle stage, and water plant in the later stage] I couldn't stand Amber's "Little Roman" and I went to check out Soul of Burning Steel, which is said to be very passionate... It was unexpectedly good. The protagonist is set as a front-line player in the game, who was tricked to death by his teammates and transported to another world (the same as Amber and Summoning Holy Sword). After single-handedly killing a group of enemy soldiers, he was noticed by his superiors. Then he returned to his territory to kill his relatives who wanted to seize power, and obtained a vital magical machine. Then there will be spoilers, so I won't tell you. The best thing about this book is undoubtedly the grand world view. It combines Monster Hunter, Dark Souls, the already grand Amber Sword, and the plane/world/multiverse system suitable for upgrading, which is very attractive to a middle-grade reader like me. The shortcomings are that the author's descriptions other than battles are weak, the plot is too compact, and the author's writing enthusiasm declined in the later period. Updates are also unstable.

[Liangcao] This is an old book, but the problem is very serious - the setting still uses the third level of heaven, earth and people, and the power system is not the same as that of ordinary people. This is a flaw. Do not join the setting party. Compared with the books about mortals who just study immortality and use other people's techniques to study elixirs, the setting of the protagonist creating his own techniques and realizing the way of heaven from the golden elixir is quite refreshing to me, and it can be regarded as food.

[Before the level of Golden Immortal, everyone was just food and grass] The thing Wenchao Gong is criticized for is that he likes to apply other people's systems and then add something on top of it, so he fits the name of "Wenchao" - but his writing style is quite good under normal circumstances, so I have always admired him. The protagonists written by Wenchao meet the popular demand for being "decisive and humane in killing", so reading his books is enough for fun; since most of the systems he draws from are mature, the plots generally don't collapse. This book should be regarded as a reference to the luck system summarized in "Qingdi" by Master Jing, and made some improvements. It is really good that there is no preaching! --To a certain extent, I think The Rise of the Lord God is better written than Qingdi. The protagonist follows the Taoist route and masters the main temple around Chapter 400. In the later stage, it is about training the reincarnators... Unfortunately, a Western fantasy world was added later and I felt it was a bit broken. (Supplement: Don't look at the post-production, everything is fine.)

[Grain and Grass] To me, it is just considered as food, but to others, it is also considered as grass jelly. The literary style of literary youth can be seen at a glance, which is worth a look. Well, I have to say, Zetian Ji is not as good as this one. The male protagonist with a useless physique is the most annoying.

[Personal jelly grass, public taste, the opening chapter is a masterpiece] A very good book that combines DND with infinite flow elements. However, at the beginning, people thought it was just an orthodox DND type and suddenly transformed into an infinite type. It was a bit surprising... But after the surprise, it was a huge surprise! In the world of Faerûn, the protagonist, Bai He, is a little white dragon who was abandoned after birth, and is the apprentice of the red-robed mage. In the Trisolaran world, it is the transformer of the three bodies, and its creativity guides the three bodies to the path of soul detachment; in the HP world, as a dragon, it learns to "shumagus" and becomes a human to study at Hogwarts... The writing style and IQ are above the standard. As long as there are no problems in the following copies (or the protagonist stays in Faerun to play after he is strong enough), this book will be the fairy grass! It is said that this book was written by the author of Red Robe Mage? The main plot of the red-robed mage is so clear that I couldn't stop reading it in suspense. This book is really much better. (Supplement: In the later period, the author began to enjoy himself, and the evaluation dropped.) (Additional note: According to Lao Niu Xuande, the opening chapter is a masterpiece, the next chapter is sustenance, and then it is lost to everyone - I think although I still like it very much, this comment is also very reasonable.)