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

[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.)

[Personal grass jelly, the slower the review, the more negative reviews it will be, the more negative reviews it will be if you open it twice! A very good book, maybe it can be read as an unlimited stream? However, it is somewhat stuck to the martial arts world written by some old authors such as Jin Yong. If it had more descriptions of the Kunxu Realm, it would definitely be a fairy tale. Both the writing and the settings are still good. (Supplement: touching update...) (Additional note: I just recently discovered that the author has published a new book. The new book is a mess. Please come back to the labor and management. This book is well written!)

[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.)

[Xiancao] Ziyu 2's book is so annoying. He likes to highlight the generation gap between modern people and ancient people. People like me who have a strong sense of inclusion really feel more frustrated the more they read... But the rationality is relatively strong. It tells the story of the protagonist who traveled to the prosperous Tang Dynasty to establish an academy, develop science and technology, and save the prince. The plot is very clear, but the author's story-telling skills are really strong! Well, the author probably felt that the writing was aggrieved. In the Tang Dynasty, Zhuan was an honest prince, while the wisdom of the Ming Dynasty was to become king overseas, and Yinhu simply established his own country~

Personal grass jelly! My fairy grass. At that time, I was very obsessed with thieves in the world (now it seems to be a novice), this book is born out of it and surpasses it! It is roughly about the male protagonist being reborn, entering the game by himself, forming a union and then dominating the game. Different from Thieves in the World, this book pays more attention to NPCs and trade unions, rather than a show off of the protagonist's personal strength. The NPCs are very well shaped! The main tasks of Dragon Nest and the old tasks in the author's own books are combined into important NPCs. Praise! In fact, it is okay to read it as a game novel about another world. Unlike the pile of books in Lost Leaves, it is purely an upgrade... You must read it if you have the chance!

[Personal jelly] In fact, it is only half a jelly, in my opinion. Because although it is under the guise of cultivation, its power system is fantasy! What the hell is the Spiritual Master, the Spiritual Emperor, the Spiritual Master... Well, it generally still adopts the traditional cultivation advancement system, but changed its name to a fantasy... The overall style is relaxed and humorous, and there are beautiful girls, but not silly, which won my heart! The protagonist's upgrade speed is already very fast - no way, readers can't slowly read a person's cultivation diary - but it still can't keep up with the development of the plot. Tsk, I doubt it will collapse later. If this book does not collapse and continues to develop at this level, it will be considered a fairy grass!

[Personal Immortal Grass] When I was chasing "Different World Canteen", I saw someone talking about this book, so I went to read it. Although it is a system stream, it really lives up to the reputation of Qidian's cover work! The pace is good, and I didn't feel bored reading it from beginning to end in one day; the plot has some bugs, but it's acceptable - a group of people delving into the rationality of ingredients and operations is simply full, this is a novel! However, I don't like the dullness/low emotional intelligence attribute set by the male protagonist. I've seen too many of them... The author is very interesting. He will absorb the readers' opinions as appropriate and add them to the articles, and explain his foreshadowing, so that the readers will feel at ease knowing that the book will not collapse. The theme of this book is healing, and feeling the warmth between people makes it more lovable. As a new author, it's great not to be held hostage by readers!

[Liang Cao, the plot has more surprises] Compared with Tang Brick, it is much more fun! The protagonist has his own persistence and his own ideals, unlike Yun Ye who began to avoid the world in Tang Dynasty... I really like the description of the Zhengde Emperor Zhu Houcong here.

[Personal jelly grass, the public is probably hay+] My preference for the rebirth genre started with this book. This book is quite good overall. I concentrated on upgrading and creating my own techniques in the early stage. This is what makes me happy. In the later period, he went to conquer the world, control the dynasty and so on, and nothing happened. But I don't know why I finished the book hastily in the later stage and many lines were not developed... In fact, this book is better than Sword Moving Mountains and Rivers! What a pity. Above, personal grass jelly. Actually, now I read it, it's just a cool article.

[Personal jelly, public food] Because it is the best fanfic I have seen, so I gave it jelly. This book can be read together with "Super Card System". The two routes are different and it is interesting to compare them, but this book is more reasonable. As far as the plot is concerned, the protagonist of this book improves his strength while developing his power, learns swordsmanship at the Isshin Dojo, does not introduce the Haki system too early, eats the natural steam fruit, and wanders around the East China Sea. Goldfinger's control is in place, and the plot advances steadily and perfectly. The characters in this book are vivid, especially those around the protagonist and the villains who oppose them, which is rare among YY fans with many thieves. The protagonist's mentality perfectly matches that of a time traveler, detached yet limited, which reminded me of "HP: American Transfer Student". This is the kind of protagonist I like! There are many clues at present, and the ultimate goal is probably to overthrow the world government and establish a new order, which is very interesting.

[Personal grass jelly, the general public reads Flavor Grain and Grass Grass to Fairy Grass Floating] Perhaps most people read Hui Mao before reading this book, but I only read Hui Mao once and this one four or five times. The setting of traveling and mining at the beginning of this book is simply great! It's a pity that I have never found similar works of the interstellar era...

[Grain and Grass], in my opinion, has no obvious poisonous points, low magic level, and the plot development is quite good - you see that the protagonists in popular dark novels are all crazy and have no emotions at all, and they only watch intrigues instead of fighting and killing - but the protagonist of this book still has love for the heroine, and the sense of substitution is quite good. This book was probably written for the fairy grass level, but the author is not very skilled at it.

[Immortal Grass, Pseudo Gods] This is the pioneering work of the wizard stream, and the chip stream seems to have originated from this. When I was writing this book, I was close to becoming a god. This book describes the weirdness of the "Wizard" best! You know, go away, even its fantasy "Eternal Sword Master" can be written as a thriller... This is much better than the Wizard's Journey. The biggest highlight is the discovery of bloodlines, which I like very much. The biggest drawback is that this book is basically a dud. After staying in the turbulent flow of time and space for a thousand years, he came back and became the first ancestor... If I had the patience to write it down to a level six wizard or above before becoming an ancestor, I would definitely become a god!

[Xiancao, slightly shorter] I have to say that this is a good book. There are many other book reviews about it, so I won't go into details. But I have to admit that it collapsed a bit later on. 1.4 Million words is not enough, but this kind of book is really not long...

[Public Fairy Grass, Personal Food-] Although I have read it several times and never had the courage to finish it... But I cannot deny that it is well written! Many seniors have already written long reviews so I won't say more. Kohaku-ryu is my favorite genre, and this book has been completed, but the writing style and plot still don't suit me.

[Grain and grass, slightly dry in the later stage, no negative comments about the heroine] This book is quite good. The advantage is that it is long enough, the plot is reasonable, and the power level does not collapse... The disadvantage is that after it reaches a certain level, it can easily cause aesthetic fatigue. And there is no female protagonist in this book! It would be great to use that junior sister or Yuan Qing as the heroine! There was a certain amount of comedy in the early stages, but it became a bit dry in the later stages. Looking back now, the sentence that impressed me the most was: "I would rather listen to ten words from a blackmail beast than a single word from Chang Ming."

[Immortal grass in the early stage, but the level declines in the later stage] To be honest, I really admired its step-by-scene setting back then, as well as the setting of the heroine in that world (can't remember clearly)! In particular, the protagonist's learning of exercises is related to the Golden Crow, so the romanticism of this book is very strong, which fascinated me at the time... What impressed me the most was that the protagonist studied swordsmanship for fun during seclusion, and accidentally played for a long time... If he can really cultivate immortality, this is probably a true portrayal, right? The writing style of this article is somewhat similar to "Jian Ye", but I feel it is really different. It always gives people the feeling that they are trying to show off but can't have fun, and they can't ejaculate - in short, the author's writing is not strong enough, and he is pretending too much. The plot was really dragging when it came to Hades. I didn't watch it back then, but before that it was a good read! Above, hay and food shortages can be seen.

[Solid food, if you like it, it's probably food] When I first started reading this book, I must have accidentally clicked on the Pokemon fandom. At that time, I thought it was poisonous Ward brother, so I threw it away. Later, I picked it up and read it, and found that if I didn't use my brain, it would be a good read... But it is just a cool novel, the kind of cool novel where the routines are not deep and the plot is inexplicably familiar. Above, dry food. And for those who like it, food and grass are also acceptable.

[Personal food, public food] "King's Landing" is the foundation of the pioneering fantasy system, and the subsequent "Shenhuang" and "Sword Moves Mountains and Rivers" all have its shadow. This book shows the rich cultural heritage of the author. Although in my opinion, it is a bit poisonous to mention "The Romance of the Gods", but even now, this is a good and refreshing article. What I like the most is the part where the protagonist becomes an emperor. The land reclamation is actually very suitable for writing fairy king system novels. Unfortunately, there are very few books about this aspect. Not much to say, if you haven't seen it, go check it out, I guarantee you enough food. Of course, I don't know if I will find it poisonous if I watch it now. After all, the description of the attitude of opening up the wasteland is weak, and the dialogue is a bit awkward... At the same time, follow this book and recommend "Shenhuang" again! (Of course, as a fan of Pioneer and have been for many years, this evaluation may be on the high side...)