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A new book from the author of "I Really Didn't Expect a Savior." From the current point of view, this book is beyond the level of The Savior. Both the world view and the plot are more attractive than The Savior. I read "Savior" as a romance song, and it was very well written. Unfortunately, it suddenly turned into a "savior" novel later on, which made me unable to stand it. All I could think about was sweet love. This book is different. This book sets the main tone at the beginning. The protagonist comes to this future world with the ability to go back in time for 30 days, but this world is very deformed. The entire world is monitored, humans are divided into three, six, and nine levels, and the bottom humans are reduced to cattle and sheep. As a red warrior, the protagonist wants to overturn this deformed world.

(PS: I have just read the author's other book "Blue Star Road", which I highly recommend. It is a science fiction mecha type, wandering in the earth's environment, with alien forces and mutant beasts) (PS: Let's complain about another book list of this book, where is the secret liaison between traffic officers, so I didn't read it several times. The Star Tower is a department that specializes in dealing with mutant affairs and providing shelter for mutants, while the tavern is a place where Star Tower members provide food and accommodation, shelter, undertake and release tasks, and are responsible for mutants in the area. Note: Mutants are a huge group, most of which are not protected by law, and are a vulnerable group. Mutants have spontaneous maintenance and anti-human organizations, and it is the responsibility of Star Tower members to deal with these.) In the past, when I was looking for a book and saw that it only had tens of thousands of fans, I would not click on it. During this period of book shortage, I discovered that many books were actually buried due to insufficient promotion. This book has the feel of Chasing the King of Evernight, with a little bit of Gu Jianfeng's Interstellar Judge and Interstellar Cruise. It's so good. It can be regarded as the interstellar daily life of a semi-invincible stream leader. Of course, most of the time it is the daily life of the gym owner (it is reasonable to encounter daily events in daily life, right). The protagonist is considered a good old man, not the Madonna kind. Personally, I think he should be soft-hearted and kind-hearted. He often gives in half-heartedly, and sometimes he feels that it is his mission and he participates in many incidents. I always feel that this author's plots have a kind of magic. It's obviously one incident after another. I would have gotten tired of it if I put aside other novels, but I just can't stop reading this one. Compared with normal novels that are easy to get boring, it should be that this novel does not stick to one or a few interesting points, but his The plot and characters are full of charm, and they are not depressing, not aggressive, not pretending to be pigs and eating tigers, and there are not so many villains making faces. Only in this way will people have the desire to keep chasing. However, there are also shortcomings. If there is no certain fan base, it will be easy for people to give up in the early stage. Finally, come on, Tingting, such a good-looking novel should be written for me!

Who would have thought that I, who had been persuaded to quit at least a dozen times in the previous chapters, would actually fall into the trap. There is nothing special about normal entertainment, a unified world, high cultural competition, and fully blossoming genres such as composition, literature, painting, film and television, etc. There are three points in particular: 1. There are no harsh slaps in the face, there is no villain who subdues his wits, and there is not so much violence. Why do you have to do it to death if you offend? You are not a child anymore. It's just about interests. Knowing that the protagonist is awesome, the villain will bow his head honestly. Who is the villain in the end? They are just people pursuing interests with different stances. 2. The pace is not fast. I have read some entertainment before. The pace is too fast, and I want the protagonist to blossom immediately. The song chapter will be followed by the painting chapter and the novel chapter. It is handled well here, one focus after another, and the priorities are clear. The focus in the early stage is the song, followed by the novel, and then the painting only takes up a small part, which will not distract the reader's energy too much and will not make you tired. 3. I'm not the type to fall in love with girls whenever I see them, nor am I the type to only have female supporting characters. I've read a lot of articles that show that I'm in danger, but end up flirting with girls. I hate this kind of thing. There are also many articles with multiple female protagonists that are very natural and lovable, but love for no reason is nonsense. Where is this in life? There is no sense of substitution. Closer to home, this book handles it very well. No matter whether it is sisters, childhood friends, bosses or singers, they will not fall in love with the protagonist because of all kinds of unreasonable things. Even if it is a normal relationship, neither party will be interested, because the protagonist also has a bunch of male bosses, colleagues, male childhood sweethearts, and male singers. Everyone has a normal relationship. In life, you may be attracted by sex, but most of it is just a momentary thought in your mind, just do whatever you want, how come there are so many people liking you or being liked by you. To sum up, this book is very consistent with common sense in life. Every move feels normal. There won't be so many things to complain about. It's very comfortable.

Good-looking, good-looking, good-looking! God vs. God of Ke type! The introduction and the first two chapters may seem a little confusing, but it gets better after one or two chapters, and the writing is good. The protagonist's ability is to complete achievements. For example, the delivery boy gets sincere praise. At each stage, you can get abilities to become stronger, but this is not the main thing. The protagonist is nearly invincible at the beginning. The world is set in a world where extraordinary beings are fighting evil spirits and monsters, and there is an evil god. The evil god cannot be killed by humans. The protagonist already has power that cannot be seen directly at the beginning. He is in the same personality as the evil god, so he can kill the evil god, and of course he also has some other powers. Although the protagonist has evil god abilities, he is in the lawful camp. The cool thing is that the protagonist is the only one who can kill the evil god. Others can only rely on item seals. He has good contact with the official organization, but not too much contact. Moreover, the official is in awe and goodwill towards the protagonist. There is no suppression, no pretending to be a pig to eat the tiger, no brainless villain, no obvious strong but hidden ability. It is smooth, natural, comfortable, very refreshing, and very satisfying.

It looks surprisingly good, the fantasy style is very strong, the combat power is not exaggerated, and the war and the game between the nobles are also surprisingly good. It does not infinitely elevate the vampires. It has a sense of déjà vu when the dragon dies and the tower is pushed down. It also has a bit of the style of I became the ancestor of the vampires. Isn't it awesome?

These are all beloved novels, why can only 80 of them be put on the shelves? ... It tells the story of the protagonist of Invincible in the wasteland. The protagonist's golden finger is to gain energy by punching in every day. At the beginning, the protagonist has already clocked in for a long time and gained energy equivalent to level 6 of a demigod (the highest level in the C-level safe zone where the protagonist is located is only level 5). In the early stage, it was the daily life of the invincible boss in the wasteland. In the later stage, the golden finger evolved and the protagonist began to cultivate his power. I got both points, one being invincible represents ease, the other being powerful represents respect. (I also like people who are obviously very strong but everyone selectively ignores and pretends to be a pig to eat the tiger. I recently summarized it, that is, the protagonist is not respected. When reading novels, most of them include the protagonist. Respect is one of the five major human needs) What I mean by this is that this book is very to my liking and it is very comfortable to read.

It is in the same genre as "Starting from Dao Fruit", "Huang Ting Dao Master" and "Fantasy Simulator". It can be described as an alternative infinite flow (the key point is that most of the copies are original, and I am really tired of seeing the golden ancient yellow). There is no main god space and no tasks. Instead, it can travel multiple times by itself, and it is a soul travel. It sees different worlds with different identities, looks for opportunities (mainly skills), and then feeds back to itself (skills, experience). The first few chapters of this book are slightly flawed. I had abandoned the book before, but when I picked it up this time, I found that it was actually a Daoguo type book, and the writing and plot were pretty good. It was decisive in killing and completely avoiding all kinds of poisonous points. It is worthy of being a master of copywriting.

It's beautiful, and it's a rare family book. The protagonist's entry into the country is not slow. He has established the foundation in about 50 chapters. The family is quite strong. He is one of the six major families in the region. Although there were difficulties in the early stage, they worked together to overcome the difficulties in just a few chapters. The family ancestor is very powerful. He is the golden thigh of the family within a hundred chapters in the early stage. It is relatively easy and there is no pressure.

It's pretty good. The author's writing style and plot are very good. The first copy of "Red Mansions" is well written. I've never read "Red Mansions" and I found it surprisingly enjoyable.