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Harry Potter fan art. The book's style, characterization, and writing are all very online. The writing style is original style + occasional humor, which looks comfortable and not boring. The writing is excellent and the scenes are described in detail. The characters are vivid, and the protagonists and supporting characters in the original work have distinctive personalities. The characterization feels even better than the original. The plots are basically original and the deductions are very reasonable. Goldfinger started out as a magic spell practice* that could be upgraded. It may have been an attempt to attract traffic through system-style themes. But starting from the third year, this article got better and better, and Golden Finger also improved into a super magic perception ability that can better blend into the background. I didn't like the theme of the final 50 chapters. It was difficult to read and I finished it half-heartedly.

The new book with big eyes is finally finished, finally finished. This book can be summarized in two parts and three stages. The two parts are farming and exploration. The farming part is lackluster, even boring. Since the author's strength is grand narrative, it is still very difficult to write about the magical industrial revolution of a medieval society in just four years. Many times the protagonist's ideas are advanced, but the speed of social development cannot keep up. This misalignment makes people unable to help but press the fast forward button. Furthermore, the author is not good at writing about farming, and the farming part is not interesting. The exploration part is what the author is good at shaping Hongda's world view. The foreshadowing and suspense are ups and downs, but compared to the "infinite flow" of the previous book "Abnormal", which took 6 million words to build the overall situation, the final stage is still inevitably boring. I used the words boring and boring above, which were my evaluations of this book after it was halfway through. In my opinion, this book is divided into three stages: before chapter 1000, chapters 1000-1500 and the last 100 chapters. The first 1000 chapters are very interesting to read. The development of the farming part is impactful, and the exploration part is interlocking and fascinating. Chapter 1000-1500 Farming has stopped, and the development of social productivity has stalled. The main contradiction spans from the secular productive forces, the royal family, and the empire to God and the world. This leap makes farming lose its appeal, because the main contradiction can no longer be solved by relying on the theory we want to see, and a mechanical deity is needed. This is how the subsequent article develops. What made me read the 500 chapters was that the author revealed the world view step by step. The farming part was very painful to read. My evaluation of the last 100 chapters is: it's mysterious. Because the main enemy of this planet has been solved, and the foreshadowing of the world view has been revealed, everyone with a discerning eye knows that the book can be completed, and as a result, 100 chapters have been written. Let's talk about the characters in this book, this is also Big Eyeball's strength. It's still the same as American sitcoms. First create a few characters, attach some personality labels, and then streamline the character labels based on audience/reader feedback, and finally leave a supporting character with distinctive personality traits but a single personality label but very popular. This technique works very well, in every sense of the word. It took 11 days to read this book from beginning to end during the epidemic lockdown, 4 days for the first 1,000 chapters, 3 days for the middle 500 chapters, and 4 days for the last 100 chapters. The reason why I persisted in watching it instead of skipping it was really my love for the big eyes.

This is a work I have read again after many days. Harry Potter fandom has been booming again on Qidian recently, and this book is one of the best. The writing is fluent and the expressions are fluent, which is better than most fans. The author combines many popular settings in this book, such as Dihua, a bitter villain, which makes it interesting to watch. In addition, although this book boldly revised the original plot, it was reasonable and expanded the original world view. This book is a rare masterpiece among Harry Potter fans and is worth recommending.

This is a scholarly novel with a vivid heroine. Although I don't like the setting of the heroine, I have to say that the portrayal of the heroine in this book is one of the best in Qidian. This book is not a scholarly text. Because most of the content of this book is set in high school, and the scientific research part that I am interested in has only two major plots. Although it was enjoyable to write, it was different from what I expected. Is this book a coming-of-age story? No, it's not. The character of the protagonist remains unchanged and does not change at all. This is a common feature of Qidian's novels, but after the author's writing style, one should have expectations for the protagonist's character portrayal. Finally, if you want to read Xuebawen, this book is not a good choice. If you want to read a less "pure" academic novel, give this book a try.

I gritted my teeth and finished reading. Director Shui Wen of China Entertainment Entertainment felt fresh after watching it for the first time, but after watching it too many times, it just feels that way. The main thing is to copy movies that have high box office. The protagonist of this book has not grown at all from beginning to end. The time span in the book is 10 years, leaving no trace on the protagonist at all. The plot is also a running story, just one movie after another. In short, I have seen movies similar to Huayu Shuiwen, and I don't recommend them. If you haven't seen it, there's no harm in watching it. You can learn about many good movies.

A great book on Japanese entertainment, worth recommending. There is only one female protagonist, but the female protagonist has a facial makeup, but this is a common problem. There are three main female supporting characters who are more vividly portrayed. The early stage is exciting and relaxed. But there is a flaw, that is, the author is weak in shaping the climax of the plot, and often a long section of foreshadowing ends mediocrely, which is a bit of a flow-through illusion. After the contract incident, I felt that the plot sped up, and the ending ended too quickly. It felt like one-third of the book was missing.

The author has written many good books, and this new one is no different. But the evaluation of this book must be divided into two parts. The first part is the chapters before the book was revised. It is very wonderfully written and has a sense of the times. You must know that very few rebirth novels written by Qidian have a sense of the times. Most of the protagonists in the rebirth novels only live in a post-2010 era in the name of the 1990s. The actions and methods of the protagonist in this book are very close to the social conditions of that year, and his starting methods are also very characteristic of that time. It can be said to be a rare good book. It is a pity that after this book was revised, it was reduced to a novel about the times. I just entered the major events of the year as a participant. The plot has no twists and turns. In most cases, just read the title. In short, the first half of this article is a masterpiece. It's okay not to read the second half. After all, there are many novels about rebirth.

This book can be regarded as half a documentary novel. It performs certain artistic processing on real events to make them look more funny and humorous. Many of the scenes made me grin. The author tries his best to describe naval life as realistically as possible. Those who are interested in naval life should not miss this book. All in all, this is a good book for leisure and entertainment and worth reading. Of course, reading the book with today's eyes will inevitably have some bad jokes, but the flaws do not hide the good points.

The theme of this book is "Xueba Wen", which tells the story of scientists. But since the plots all describe theories that have yet to be confirmed, I always feel that I am scratching my head. The research done by the protagonist before returning to China has been completed in reality, and it seems to have a sense of substitution. Unfortunately, after returning to China, the research on controllable nuclear fusion has surpassed the current technology, and the author cannot explain why, which leads to a fragmented reading experience. After all, the first half of the book is a documentary route, and the second half of the book becomes a soft science fiction nonsense route. Regardless of the subject matter, there is nothing about this book that appeals to me. It's still the same problem. The documentary writing in the early stage has some flavor, which masks the shortcomings of the writing. Later, when you enter the yy theme, it will be an ordinary running account. You can just read the title and not the content. All in all, this book is average. If you can read it to the end, it takes up most of the subject matter. If you read the second book, I would probably give up after reading it halfway.

This is a death novel, a female channel novel. I am a fan of Death, and I must read all Death stories, whether they are male videos or not. Unlike men's videos that pursue rhythm and the pleasure of reading, women's videos use more words to describe inner activities, and this book is no exception. There is nothing more in this book than the love between men and women. The plot is that of Bleach, unchanged. Whenever the heroine threatens the development of the plot, she will escape with amnesia, Hueco Mundo, or Black Tune. This is an unforgivable mistake in a male channel, because amnesia is so bloody, and not changing the original plot reflects the author's lack of creative ability, but it does not seem unacceptable in the context of a female channel. In short, the evaluation of this book is that there is no plot and the characters have too much inner drama. After being fully subscribed, the fan value ranks 34th, which also reflects the weakness of this book.

The author wrote it very carefully and checked a lot of information. The box office and film reviews of each movie of the protagonist are traceable, and he did not just make up his own mind. But the whole story is like a glass of boiled water, and the protagonist is the filming machine. In addition to spreading dog food, it is also making movies. This may have been popular in 2011 when it was born, but from today's perspective, the content seems a bit hollow. Personally, I think this book ends just right when the main character wins an Oscar 1/3 of the way through. It is already a bit delayed when it ends 1/2 of the way when the main character gets married. After that, I basically just read it casually because there is no meaningful content. Just make movies, make movies, make movies. The subscription peak of this book is almost 5,000, and it has been in the top ten on the monthly ticket list, but after I fully subscribed, the fan value ranked at 295, which explains something.

The theme of this book is to use Hollywood movies to crush Chinese movies. This was emotionally difficult for me to accept, so I didn't open it until I was really short of books. After reading the entire book, I felt that this was a book that was delayed by its theme. If I were to rank, I think it is the second most beautiful director's film I have ever read, the first being "Film Teacher". Unlike other directorial articles that only overdraw excellent Chinese movies and have sex, this book is about growth. The protagonist is growing up, the supporting characters are growing up, and Chinese movies are also growing up. Starting Point The protagonists in many books have the same character and behavior from beginning to end, but this book is different. The protagonist's views on movies, life, and values ​​are constantly evolving. Coupled with the author's good writing style, it is very interesting to read. This is a good book, highly recommended.

Finished reading. How to say it? It feels like a running account. The author spreads the dog food well, and also has deliberate humorous descriptions, but the plot is too flat and lacks ups and downs. It can be used to pass the time when there is a book shortage, but once there are books with better themes, it is easy to fall in love with them. The author has added some descriptions of the fate of small characters in the article, and also intends to write more words in the new article. I am afraid that it is incompatible with the current Internet environment, and the new book may not be a rush.

The first and middle stages are just ordinary novice novels, and the rhythm of the writing is Dou Po Liu. In the later period, the characters in the text traveled back to the original work and interacted with the original characters. The plot was very funny and made people laugh out loud. All in all, it's just average. You can take a look at it to pass the time.

The novel with the most words I have ever read. The characters are three-dimensional and have interesting personalities. The world background setting is unique, the scenes are described delicately, and the plot setting is very imaginative. It is not a routine text. A very good novel, a classic.

The plot development is a bit bland, and there are also dragging rhythms of the theatrical version in between. As a serious drama that is neither invincible nor funny, it can be considered a masterpiece.

The subject matter is interesting and the protagonist is very funny. Although the writing is average and the pace is average, the plot is enjoyable and not boring at all.

A very good book. The writing is humorous and the plot is unconventional. Appropriate length.

An invincible book, but with an interesting core. The exploration of the new world by the God King and the protagonist is surprising, and there is no cliche plot. Character stereotypes are a common problem in Qidian articles, but compared to other articles, they have been well established. In the early stage, it was relatively commonplace, but in the middle stage, it gradually got better. In the later stage, after 50 chapters, the author lost confidence and ended it in a hurry. That's fine, it's better than lingering.

The subject matter is novel and the writing is decent. The plot arrangement has several unique paragraphs, but precisely because of its characteristics, some readers with a weak heart cannot accept it, and it is called a suicide plot in the book review area. In addition, the updates are not strong enough, and subscriptions are dropped drastically. It is a waste of a good subject and it is unfinished.