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5.0 Points[Absolute grass jelly] yyds! Ye Xiu's character design and characterization are top-notch! The group portraits are also great, everyone has a distinct personality! I can't stop playing jokes.

4.0 Points[Grain] It's not poisonous, but it doesn't have any novel ideas that make people's eyes brighter. The future entertainment industry, or the future entertainment industry that rebuilds civilization after the wasteland, was originally outside the scope of my interest, but after reading one or two chapters, I felt that it was surprisingly good, so I finished reading it. Easy to read, there are many books to read.

4.0 Points[Grain] It's a very good book. It doesn't have any poisonous points, but it doesn't have any special insights that make people's eyes shine. Invincible, from the title of the book, it can be seen that the male protagonist has already surpassed the ceiling of the world when he appeared. No matter whether he fights elite monsters or bosses, one thing stands out: You can do whatever you want, I am invincible. I originally read this book for CP, but after reading the whole book, I didn't get it. However, the overall book is relaxing and I finished reading it happily.

4.9 Points[Xiancao] The author is a self-contained god who can draw his own imagination, which is well-founded and convincing. I almost really believed that what was in the Classic of Mountains and Seas was the real history. The male protagonist of this book is born extraordinary and has all-knowing information. At first glance, Golden Finger seems to be very clever, but when I read the book, there is nothing wrong with it. There are very few inner descriptions of the male protagonist, but the character creation is very three-dimensional. After seeing so many male protagonists who have proclaimed themselves kings and emperors, this is the only one I have seen so far who can be called a saint. That kind of gentleness that embraces all things, and the capacity to carry all things, are really rare in life. (Is this the daddy thing? It makes me want to call him daddy) I prefer the story of the Earth. The reason behind it may be that the knowledge level of us mortals is too low. Watching those ultimate-level technological games does not make me feel immersed and exciting. The 0.1 Point deduction is here.

4.2 Points [more than grain and grass but not enough fairy grass] The setting is very good, and it is also an example of winning with imagination. The appearance of ghosts is like a natural phenomenon and a fixed running program that cannot be eliminated. It is not a conscious creature and naturally cannot communicate. My favorite point in the book is that only the power of ghosts can fight against ghosts, and personal will is worthless in front of them. Apart from the fact that he is the protagonist and doesn't die easily, Leg Brother doesn't have any golden tricks. Every step he takes is a gamble with his life. The disadvantage is that the plot outside of imagination (pretentiousness, slaps in the face, etc.) Is a bit cliché, and the portrayal of the male protagonist is also a bit flat. Personally, I feel that the connection between the male protagonist's mental changes is rather blunt, and the ending is a bit unexpected but also reasonable.

4.9 Points [A bit poisonous grass jelly (specifically refers to the emotional line of the male and female protagonist)] It was very epileptic and suited my mental state at the time. 2 Points for the world view, 2.9 Points for the male protagonist (I'm greedy for my brother's body, I'm a bitch), and 0.1 Points are deducted because the emotional line between the male and female protagonists is too poisonous. It was originally because of this book that I officially came to Qidian. After this thing hit the airwaves, thieves became popular. There is also an anti-theft effect that shocked me. The ultimate lunatic is Wen Kexing. I heard that some people who read the pirated version discovered that the male protagonist's name was wrong after reading three or four chapters, haha. I can't tell the difference, I really can't tell the difference!