Personal Reading Notes - Books That Can Be Read to the End

A book with the pinnacle of emojis, Luo🐴👀 is so sexy, similar in style to the previous book Through 99 Worlds but an overall improvement👍

The happiest book I've read in the past two years😂 Just like the book "Frontline of Cultural Resistance" that I liked very much in the past, the protagonist must have that kind of unscrupulous temperament, so that he can continue to make sexy moves, but he also needs to have a certain bottom line to make readers feel confident and giggle.

It's been a long time since I've read a sports and competitive article. The main character is a coach. This is the first time I've watched football and basketball. The author's writing skills are really good. From "The Best New York Knicks in History" to "The Best New York Knicks in History", it seems that you can feel the passion in the words, which is full of incitement. Then it was like an ember, slowly extinguishing.

I put it on the bookshelf for an unknown amount of time before I thought of reading it... It's a good choice to start with, South Africa, how fresh it is, don't miss it. Up until the first battle, it could be considered a cool novel above the standard, but after that the coolness plummeted.

After seeing hundreds of chapters, is it not obvious enough that the characters and plot are copied from "The Lord of the World", so that none of the editors can tell? This kind of book can actually be put on the shelves, and it can be a high-quality book. As expected, every pore of the book is dripping with blood and filth from head to toe.

I've been ordering it all for a long time, but looking at the word count I haven't wanted to start... I finally started reading it and read the beginning. What can I say... I believe the quality will be greatly improved in the future. After all, it has a good reputation among Lao Bai, but at this beginning... The dialogue, character descriptions and behavior patterns are all awkward! ! ! ! It looks exactly like a novel written 10 years ago. It was so hard to read it. I only managed to read chapter 40 after reading several books... When will the plot take off😭

I have read more than 80 chapters, and I am slowly starting to get a taste of it. I hope there will be improvements in the future. However, the author's writing skills sometimes make people scratch their heads. Why do they call rice fields Aduwu? Does this mean that they treat money like dirt😨

One of the few Marvel-like fan novels that can be read to the end. The protagonist's manipulation of the countless layers of matryoshka dolls is really cool. The unique collision between Marvel and DC is quite interesting, but the relationship between the male and female protagonists is honestly quite awkward.

I really can't help but complain about this book! If you use these classic martial arts novels as the background for unlimited streaming copies, then it's time to read the original works. Have you read them? If you have read The Legend of the Condor Heroes, how could you say that the Nine Yin White Bone Claws are a sinister and inferior evil martial art? Sure enough, in the Internet era, even commemorating martial arts novels is a luxury?

This is one of the second books that I personally think is worth following up on recently but has not been updated very well. The second new-style unlimited flow (?) I saw after the First World Master, it turns out that the real (main) world and the game copy (reincarnation world) go hand in hand, and walking on two legs looks comfortable. The biggest problem with the author besides the updates is that the level of digging holes is really average. I knew what to do after reading the protagonist's several plans. Do you, the author, only have one level? What we want is the surprise on the second and third floors.

It is one of the two books that I think is worthy of updating in terms of content recently, but the updates are really disappointing. Sure enough, stable updates are a valuable quality. Of course, tens of thousands of updates per day are completely unnecessary. In fact, I have no feelings at all about the food described in the book, because most of them are not dishes that ordinary people can eat on a daily basis. The taste is completely unimaginable, so I have no feelings at all. On the contrary, the little stories of those memory fragments are quite lifelike, although they seem to be combined into a history of the rise and fall of family feuds. In addition, Wutong is good at using dramatic plots to show the emotions of the characters, but in comparison, it is too weak in using details of daily life. Anyway, I never felt that the male and female protagonists looked like a couple.

I have read a few American comics, but this is the one that kept me reading. The reading threshold is not high, and I, who don't read comics or play games, didn't feel at a loss. The author can always explain the background and character information clearly in a short space. The story-telling ability is also good, but there is a slight problem with the rhythm. Sometimes Marvel and DC are running big events one after another, and sometimes it is too leisurely. Also, the protagonist is a role similar to the mastermind behind the scenes, and the level of digging holes is honestly not too high. In addition, the protagonist's undead plug-in is close to him early, and the tension is missing too much. Finally, I would like to complain that there are too many parallel universes in American comics, and the universes are constantly being restarted, resulting in different images and even personal background information of the same character in different works.

The previous ones were okay, but the controls in "Infernal Affairs" were pretty cool. As a result, I was really amused when I saw "Predator". The main character has a photographic memory and I have watched the entire Predator series several times. Then I didn't know that the Predator's mask has more than just a thermal imaging mode? Then I was fascinated by the generous traps set up in the guerrilla base that had just been captured after a big battle. The physical traps were set up well so that the Predator could not see through them, but if he watched the entire setting process, could he still be expected to fall into the trap on purpose? The protagonist's performance completely proves that the IQ of a man and woman in love is zero. After reading a few more copies, the average IQ of the characters has dropped significantly! Especially when it comes to the war part, please don't be too childish. Almost giving up again...

Dr. Chen's name has indeed appeared in front of me very frequently for some time, so it gave me expectations for the internal logic of the work that are now unrealistic. Let me encourage you first. Logic aside, your imagination is really brilliant. Now you are watching the world of X-Men. As a scientist who aspires to evolution, all you study is how superpowers can play a greater role in a more scientific way. Why don't you ever think about why small mutations can make people have superpowers? A scientist who has used technology to push everything aside, is he finally trying to complete the Calabar Tree of Life? Sorry, have you ever verified this thing in a scientific spirit? Oh, you're almost like Laplace's demon. You can determine the future. Um? Are you almost turning into a Laplace demon? Then shouldn't this book be finished already? What? Only one tenth passed?

I can't help but have the urge to complain... First of all, there are a lot of typos, which seriously affects the first impression. Secondly, the author seems to be a bit self-indulgent in his writing? For example, that Mick who often appears, the pseudonym of the author, is the protagonist of another of his novels? Sorry, I really haven't watched it, so don't say things in a natural tone that make people confused. Moreover, the protagonist Mark is often written as Mick. Isn't it that he never checks it after he writes it? Secondly, most Chinese people only know the Marvel and DC universes in movies. If you just throw out a name like this, you can't expect the general reader to know who he is and what he has done. It would be good to spend some time and space to introduce it or give it a nickname. It can improve the number of words and lower the reading threshold so that people will not be confused. Why not?

The biggest problem with the world-type fantasy novel created by the mastermind behind the scenes is that it cannot just have imagination, but also needs to enrich the imagination, make it look real, and make it logically consistent, and this one obviously falls short of that. First of all, the plug-ins were too large (by the way, what is a picture scroll? Why can't the hole in the earth be filled?). Later, the plug-ins were used to continuously add settings. The logic was almost entirely driven by plug-ins to survive. The filling system uses the most traditional system of online western fantasy, and there is almost no freshness. Therefore, it is doomed that the system will collapse and can only be ended in a hurry. There is also a problem that the author himself is aware of. It is good to select characters from some historical nodes in the evolution of the world to reflect the intentions of the times, but that means constantly shaping a character who is close to the protagonist in perhaps twenty or thirty chapters. Such a writing method requires terrible writing power, and the author obviously cannot meet the requirements.

From this book, it can be seen that the seabed is indeed relatively young, not in terms of word processing ability, but in terms of plot arrangement. Like the evil girl, the plug-ins are actually quite outrageous, but in the end they are used in daily life, and the seabed is well mastered. And this book is like the previous one about Japan being reborn as a god. Once it is linked to extraordinary powers or alien technology, it is obvious that there will be no interesting plot in the bottom of the sea.

The daily descriptions are very brilliant, the characters are also very distinct, and Hai Hai is really talented. He can make some very ordinary things very interesting using words alone. In short, I am very happy to watch it.

The ending was really surprising! The ending is pretty good, at least it's not as simple and crude as just throwing out an outline of the subsequent plot. This is probably one of the most enjoyable books I have read this year. Although Goldfinger is a bit thick, the plot is really enjoyable. Such a cut-off ending is quite a loss of character. Although the author is in poor health, judging from his self-report, economic factors are also a heavy weight. I can understand it, but I really don't like it.

At first glance, I was a little confused. There was no phonetic notation for July and what I said in this chapter. There were so many unknown characters and so many ancient Chinese texts that were so embarrassing. It was very confusing. Well, anyway, both professionally and readably, it is an excellent work. It can be ranked in the top three historical time travel articles I have read. I really like the phrase "Once a hero draws his sword, the world will suffer another ten years of calamity." After looking it up, I found out that it is from "Tian Xingjian". Alas, I couldn't watch "Tian Xingjian" when I was young, and I guess I can't watch it now, which is a pity.