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A good book, although it's a bummer at the moment. But it is definitely the best historical novel I have ever read, because the protagonist is not the protagonist, but the protagonist is history, which is every force and person in history. This book really shows the depth of how difficult reform is. It is not something that a time traveler can change, but the historical process is destined to kill people, either due to feudal cannibalism, or the protagonist forces the reform to kill another group of innocent people. Capital has sprouted. After the real industrial revolution released capital, they were even more vicious than the feudal landlords. One step at a time, the more vicious the capital was, eating more people. In order to reform, we can only help dismantle feudal rights, feed capital, and save fewer people. The historical process is inevitable. So it's normal that this book won't continue. The person who died originally was caused by someone else, but the person who died now was indirectly caused by the protagonist. There is no way around it, it's so frustrating.

The early stage is a bit messy, but the middle stage is exciting and chivalrous. The protagonist has a positive outlook on things and does things neatly and neatly, which makes the audience understand the idea clearly. After the dark setting was introduced in the later period, the writing power dropped, and it felt like the villains became arrogant and brainless with this setting. After seeing the world of Journey to the East, Zhang Guolao's darkened setting was tasteless and abandoned.

The first copy is wonderful Read the comments. This copy is a copy of the author's previous book. It is very complete and the protagonist is better than the previous book. The previous book had the popular type of snake-like protagonist in Infinitely, but the protagonist of this book is more like a living person, a smart person.

Seven works The horror atmosphere is well rendered, the folklore is also wonderfully written, and the plot is overall very good. The only pity is that there is a problem with the portrayal of the protagonist. Unlike other novels where the protagonist cannot be created, the author has the writing power and could have written a charming protagonist, but it feels that the protagonist's creation makes way for the plot. The protagonist's image is split, and the villain's stereotype is to become a villain in order to become a villain. There are two villains competing with the protagonist. Many plots can be touched upon, but the characters are stereotyped and brainlessly pushed towards the villain. The double standard of the protagonist was not enjoyable to watch, so I had no choice but to abandon it.

Good looking, 75 points The ghost story is interesting, and the protagonist has a good outlook on life, but the writing process has too many jargon and likes to be divided into paragraphs in half a sentence, which makes the reading experience very poor. The fight process that should be supposed to be flashy and fragmentary, after reading it, I just feel that the fight is finally over. In addition, the love line is rather unappetizing, with a protagonist who neither accepts nor rejects + a lot of stereotypical assembly-line unrequited love female supporting characters. Each dungeon contains a female supporting character, and the routines are not changed. She is rescued by the protagonist, has unrequited love, and her love brain begins to fill her head with the protagonist. She automatically becomes jealous when the protagonist has no response. The protagonist leaves the dungeon, and the female supporting character waits infatuatedly. After reading about 400 chapters, I couldn't stand this routine and ran away. The protagonist is so charming that he really doesn't need to be backed up by a bunch of supporting female characters' unrequited love. I just feel that the female supporting characters are just tools, I'm not impressed at all, and a little annoyed. Excluding the unrequited love problem of the female supporting actor, the plot is still very interesting. Those who can bear it can go and see it.

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Good looking The writing style is very good. I like the classic chivalrous part about the monk the most, and the domineering part about Taixuan and the brothers creating a foundation together. The plot started to go downhill after Taixuan. The writing style is still the same, but the plot routines are more deliberate. In the beginning, he tortured the main character, and then continued to torture while being invincible. Even with the invincible sword in his hand, there are still people who cannot protect him. The individual plots seem quite awkward. The daughter Jinghong has no shaping except for a bunch of characters. The apprentice Wu Rong has some shaping, but I am very annoyed by the kind of apprentice who makes his own decisions for his own good. What I like about the plot of Monk and Taixuan is not only that the plot is very interesting, but also the way they get along with each other. The protagonist is equal to them. The protagonist is not a senior, a nanny, a parent, or a protector. I recalled that Taixuan and the protagonist had a quarrel because of their different views on the methods of magic. The protagonist was defeated by one sentence, and after the quarrel, they continued to fight side by side and live and die together. This is a friend who is an equal. He doesn't act for your own good, and he doesn't act too cautiously to ask questions.

Good looking Rule-based ghost stories + word games These days, it's not easy to find serious stories that aren't self-interested and funny, or that aren't invincible. I originally wrote a lot, but I deleted it if it didn't pass the review.

It's a good read. It's my first time reading a Conan fanfic. The protagonist and plot development of this book completely hit my cuteness and enjoyment points. Vest style, the protagonist of the chaotic neutral camp, both red and black vests, no CP visually. The protagonist is cute and lovable, with all kinds of cool vests. He is a genius detective on the surface, but secretly a crime professor who induces others to commit crimes (by mistake). In fact, he just relies on Conan's death aura to complete the winery mission. In the early stage, I liked watching the daily routine, and as I progressed, I became more and more fond of the plot of the winery line. The question is, Uzo's waistcoat is so cool. The main storyline currently includes Shuichi Akai's appearance, and we look forward to the battle of wits and courage in the later stages. This author's last book was completely unfinished not long after the main storyline started. It would be a pity to skip straight to the reverse side and choose a winery for nothing. Fortunately, he read the Corpse Collectors first and then the Good Guys, so that he could have something to look forward to, otherwise he would be so angry that he would vomit blood. The only sequelae is that after reading the two Conan books by this author, I can no longer find a Conan fan that suits my taste. The other stories either don't match my taste, or they are too self-exciting and completely boring to read. Personally, I believe that no matter how innovative a fan novel is, it should at least maintain the general framework of the original work. When reading a fan novel, you want to see interesting interactions with the characters of the original work, plot conflicts that are earth-shaking but not collapsed within the framework of the original work. Those fan fictions that magically change the characters and world view along the way are actually just inferior original novels. Space One Piece and Conan's zombie stories are boring and really boring. PS: The interaction with Gin in this book is so nice. Even those who are not interested in Gin will fall in love with Gin after reading it.

Highly recommended, a behind-the-scenes article that truly fits the word "behind the scenes". The protagonist is reborn and works as a promoter of civilization behind the scenes. The plot is solid and logically self-consistent. The change from the modern technological era to the mythical and fantasy era is very natural, truly outlining a modern world of cultivation.

Light-hearted and well-written. The protagonist traveled through time and became the leader of a Xie cult, and was arrested and imprisoned at the beginning. The plug-in was left by Zhou Mu himself. The novel starts with the protagonist of Zhou Mu who doesn't know the existence of Zhou Mu. The male protagonist draws cards to bind the character through the system, and by cultivating the character's growth, 30% of the experience can be fed back to his own character card. The character card is actually a future strongman that the male protagonist of Zhoumu met, so the female protagonist was forced to start inhumane swordsmanship training. The best thing is that the Death Mad Swordswoman is so well created, and is real and three-dimensional without labeling. She has naturally transitioned from the scheming green tea in the early stage to a genius swordsman with a truly strong mentality. The emotional line with the male protagonist is also fresh and natural. In the main plot, from casual care bit by bit to the two parties confirming the importance of each other later, the process from simple use to mutual affection is perfect. It can be said to be the most natural emotional line I have ever seen in Qidian. The Dead Mad Swordswoman is not only the target of the male protagonist, but also an important role in the main plot and an important driving force. There is no deliberate greasiness that we usually see where women are used to advance the plot. It's a pity that after the update, I discovered that the author is a famous harem lover. I can't accept that a novel with such a good heroine is a harem. If the heroine later voluntarily becomes a member of the harem, it feels like the heroine's previous personality will completely collapse. Although it looks like it will still have a single female lead at the moment, I don't dare to bet on it, so I'll just wait and see which way it ends. If you can accept the harem, you can pursue it. If you can't accept the harem, you can stop when you see the protagonist coming out of prison.

This is the most pleasing sign-in flow I have ever seen. The plot before the protagonist leaves Kyoto is particularly smooth. He kills monsters and gets rewards until he becomes a qigong practitioner with ten thousand years of practice. After he is released from prison, he continues to work as a scribe and occasionally opens a small account to show off. I thought it was another bad Ke Qi Yuan. Who knows that the plot starts to get messy after the protagonist leaves Kyoto. Although It's not broken, but there are too many elements. The protagonist's behavior pattern is sometimes invincible and sometimes obscene. The various supporting characters obviously follow various templates and destiny. Ignoring this, it can still be watched. Until the protagonist is drunk and pretends to be enlightened, causing trouble in the Dragon Palace and molesting the dragon girl. The protagonist really breaks down and it becomes unwatchable. The image of the protagonist is hypocritical and hypocritical. The little story about the white fox mother and daughter is the most unpleasant to me besides teasing the dragon girl. The monster must die no matter what the reason is. The white fox who did not kill innocent people died in vain if he was killed by the protagonist. As for the human scumbag who betrayed the white fox, the protagonist not only did not kill the little fox, but also thought it was natural for the little fox to miss his father. The theory of human destiny is arbitrary, but while humans are supreme, it is disgusting to see other sentient beings act as lowly as ants. After reading the history of humiliation a hundred years ago, I will always unconsciously assume the role of the innocent oppressed when reading the book. The protagonist is not as interesting as Lao Zhang.

I gave up after reading dozens of chapters The writing is good and the setting is good. The first few chapters have a smooth flow, but then things start to get messy after the painted-skinned evil ghost appears. The rhythm is a mess, with a hammer in the east and a hammer in the west, all the branch lines are mixed together, and after dozens of chapters, no branch line can make any progress. At the beginning, before the influence of "Painted Skin" was finished, an evil ghost appeared. After the evil ghost appeared, he pulled out the incense and visualized it. Before the idea of incense was found, an old beggar appeared and taught the ancient method of Qi training. After he got the Qi training method, there was no point in going to the Buddhist temple to pretend to be a monk. There are also a lot of messy pitfalls such as the old monk suspecting that the protagonist is the reincarnation of an immortal, the prince and his counselors suspected of causing trouble, the Xuan Dao sect leading the reincarnation of the real immortal to cleanse the Taoist base, and so on. Then after dozens of chapters, the evil ghost is still alive and well, and the protagonist has obtained a bunch of skills that seem to be useful but also useless. In addition to successfully pretending to be successful in front of the monk, there are other pitfalls.

It's a pity that a book with the potential to be a masterpiece ended up being unfinished. No cp I read it based on the behind-the-scenes flow in the title. The behind-the-scenes story really doesn't match the title of the book. The author's writing gets better and better, and he becomes more and more controllable over the scenes. It's refreshing and full of style. He uses plug-ins to pretend to be a god list, and creates a heaven in another world. He also makes the fake become real, so that the forces that have been passed down for a long time are deceived into thinking that there really is an awesome heaven in ancient times. Disadvantages: The article is not on topic and is too protective. The title of the book is "Growing up bosses behind the scenes", but as a result, the first few people raised at the beginning are always in a state of being protected, Ji Xin, Zhu Yan, and Zhong Zheng. Except for Zhong Zheng, who had a character arc when he first fought against the underworld forces, the other two are just people who have nothing to do with their names. They have a lot of halo around them, but they have no effect when doing business. Especially Zhu Yan, I was touched by the scene when I first met the protagonist, but after coming out of the secret realm and being given the aura of "reincarnation" of the Great Sage, in addition to using the legendary deeds of the Great Sage to brag about this useless Zhu Yan, there are no original and glorious deeds at all, which makes me think that this Zhu Yan is also worthy? Not every monkey is a great sage. The real bosses who are engaged in business are either deceived by the protagonist or the protagonist drives the vest themselves. It is better to change my name to me and be the boss behind the scenes. The plot is far-fetched and gives the protagonist a setting where he is too lazy to take the initiative to do things in heaven. Therefore, in order to promote the plot, he can only let Greedy Wolf continue to commit suicide and make troubles. This kind of plot is enough to be played two or three times. As a result, for most of the book, watching the protagonist scold Greedy Wolf for making troubles while always inadvertently giving Greedy Wolf a chance to make troubles. After reading it, you will feel that the protagonist's brain is not good. As a behind-the-scenes story, it is very affecting the perception. The author is a little bit literary and can't figure out the protagonist's position. The people behind the scenes are chess players, using all beings in the world as a chess game, a trade-off, and a strategy. However, the protagonist of this book likes to open a lot of vests and then rush to the front line with a bunch of subordinates, but there is always no real drama after the collection. I like the common man who splashes blood ten moves, but the common man is a man who rushes out of the chess game and ignores the blood of the table, rather than suddenly jumping on the table and disrupting the chessboard when the chess piece is being played. What type of characters should have what type of shaping. In the middle and late stages, the game was too exaggerated, the world view expanded too quickly, and the combat power increased too quickly, resulting in a lot of foreshadowing in the early stage being scrapped. If we don't scrap it and play it steady, and write down the supporting characters and world view in a solid way, we won't be unable to recover it in the later stage. Although I have said a lot, I am just picking on the 80 points. I am picking on it because I think it is good. If it is ridiculed at every point, I will not be interested in picking on it. Overall, it's a good behind-the-scenes story.

No cp reverse passage The story is based on the background of the behind-the-scenes mafia flow. After traveling to another world for more than 20 years, the protagonist discovers that an earth cinema has appeared, which specializes in broadcasting fighting and martial arts movies from the earth. The audience will randomly obtain the memories and abilities of the movie characters, and the movie characters will also be randomly transported to the real world. Because of the rules of raising Gu in the movie theater, you can gain memory ability by watching a movie, and you can gain all abilities of the other person including physical fitness and internal strength by killing the movie characters. No matter who you are, you can gain the other person's abilities by killing the other person. So the world began to change, becoming more and more chaotic. Overall, it is a well-written anti-travel novel with no poisonous points. I have read a lot of stories written by behind-the-scenes masterminds, but I suddenly found that it is better to use the behind-the-scenes masterstrokes as a backdrop to tell stories about characters in this context. Disadvantage, updates are very slow.

Food and fodder during the book shortage The subject matter is my favorite type of showman showmanship, but unfortunately the writing is not rigorous, the rhythm is wrong, and the showmanship is superficial. It seems that not only does it not make me feel happy, but I feel a little embarrassed. It's still okay to read it as a clueless novice

No cp fairy tale I have been working on Squid's previous works since I entered the game. As I read along the way, I can clearly see Squid's progress. In addition to the improvement in writing and plot settings, I can also see the prototype of some settings and some similar shadows. If you want to catch up on this book, it is recommended to skip the first volume and start with the second volume. Wait until you like this book before finishing the first volume.

Pearl Essence·Tai Shang Tian Mo·Qian Zhu Zhu The protagonist traveled through time and became Grandpa Goldfinger. After being enshrined for millions of years, the original Daochen Bead was secretly sealed in a young man's body, and his body was accidentally taken away. Based on the accumulated status of the body, he gave himself a golden finger, with a talent of 999 for cultivating Taoism and a talent of 99999 for cultivating demons. As a true successor of the righteous path, he would always have full-level demonic skills and magical powers delivered to his door. In order not to be possessed by the devil, the protagonist dismembers his demon incarnation and suppresses it into a secret realm that deceives people, which is even more ruthless than a werewolf. The protagonist is a showman who likes to show off his sacredness in front of others. Because he is so demonic, he can act both righteously and evilly, but he has a bottom line and is human. This kind of protagonist is my favorite type. The plot is refreshing and fast-paced, and each small dungeon is interesting. The first reincarnation dungeon, Twelve Yuan Chen, breaks through the world, and is as chivalrous as traditional martial arts. The second dungeon is a traditional fairy tale, in which Shushan collects magic weapons to eliminate demons. The copy of Shengtang Demon Tribulation felt that the rhythm was a bit off, so it was just average. Afterwards, the dungeons of the Heavenly Demon Secret Realm and the Immortal Qin Luo Celestial Weapon dungeon in this world are also very exciting. The author likes to make jokes, and his level of making jokes is very high. The kind that makes old bookworms smile knowingly after reading it. The biggest shortcoming of this book is that it is really slow to update. It would be boring to follow chapter by chapter. But now I'm fat.

Infinite Flow, the male protagonist is the most evil protagonist I have ever seen. He is not the kind that eats people and goes bloody. The evil thing is that the use of skills is particularly weird. The protagonists of the first two copies are made into villains and bosses that can be placed in other novels. It is very cool.

It's a no-CP escape type. The first two copies were poisonous. After enduring it, the author's writing skills improved and became better. There is a sense of suspense and horror, the creative ideas of the dungeon are very interesting, the world view is complete and logical, the supporting characters occasionally have good highlights, the protagonist is well-shaped in the later stage, and he is a stable and reliable wise man-type teammate who is neither a virgin nor a villain. The characteristics of other teammates are also very clear. What is even more rare is that the descriptions of the girls in it are very good and there are no routines at all.