Personal Composition to God

4⭐ (In order to temporarily replace a previously added book that the author ruined and discontinued for no reason) Let's talk about the shortcomings first. Some details and plot logic, I can only say, are subject to discussion. For example, "grand" appears in spoken language many times in the book. I want to know, is this word very colloquial? At least I haven't seen anyone talk about it since I was a child. Another thing, compared to the Helmsman (not that I want to criticize it, it's just for the convenience of explanation), this book can be said to be only slightly inferior to the love line, but even better in terms of flirting and making love; but the career line, is it better than nothing? Even in the later period, love and career were intertwined, which somewhat dragged down the perception of the love line. In addition, to be honest, I still can't tell much about the current male protagonist's personal abilities. His current promotion and even future promotions are all based on connections. (It will be mentioned later that the male protagonist's entry into the comprehensive trading company was also arranged by his biological father.) Although the author described that he would read books to improve himself in his spare time, and occasionally (only once or twice) solved the obstacles set by others. It imitates a Korean drama, so some plot conflicts will feel a bit bloody, but it's okay, it's the questionable part I mentioned earlier. The advantage is the emotional line mentioned above, and it became the first dog-food novel with a single female protagonist that has more than 500,000 words that I have read (many of them were too boring to read later). After watching it, I really like Yoona, which also led to the appearance of the relatively unspectacular second female lead. She didn't do anything wrong, but she just couldn't like it, which made her feel a little sad. Speaking of which, this kind of single-female protagonist story is still a bit embarrassing for a female character who knows she will lose when she appears. The design of the highlights is also unique. There is also the fantasy color at the beginning or throughout the whole text. If it is poorly written, it will feel outrageous. The well-written one is "Your Name". I think this book (especially the interaction between the male and female protagonists in the early stage) is considered well-written. Compared with movies, online articles can take longer to describe the weirdness of this kind of fantasy breaking into reality. Of course, you have to be patient. Judging from the author's mention of the subscription results at that time, he is obviously worthy of praise in this regard. It suddenly occurred to me that one of the reasons why the male protagonist persists in fighting seems to be that he does not want to give up the results of his hard work in the company over the past few years, but this can be regarded as a bright spot on his resume. Is it unusual to change jobs? You can completely withdraw from the war within the chaebols and continue with a large company that is not controlled by them. In the end, who will be the eldest son as the heir to the Cao family? One of the reasons is that the son-in-law is not a member of the family after all. The future of a daughter who loves her son-in-law is unknown, but you can completely specify a successor in a will. Moreover, Cao Shijing's ability and achievements are obvious to all. I didn't see the author mention the eldest son's children anyway. Then he said that the biological father was actually helping his wife fight for the throne very early, so why pretend to be hostile? For a smart person like you, wouldn't it be okay to choose to be a "good wife" early on? Wouldn't this play be better? The battle for the succession of the Cao family is really poorly written. The completeness of the final reading was acceptable, but the plot outside of the emotional line cannot be said to be unreliable. The emotional line may also be because I was blinded by the dog food. It really made me insist on reading it. This is the first single-female protagonist novel that makes me feel sweet but not greasy. However, I have not read many such single-female protagonist novels, haha.

It's hard to imagine that I, who was preparing for the college entrance examination, would still find time to read a book of this style. I think the writing style reflected in this book is even better than that of Xia Hua Xian. So beautiful. It's like reading a piece of prose. On the main line, this book has shortcomings, but it is outstanding in terms of writing style and other aspects. In fact, the first Sanchi book I read was Ya Sao. It was a physical book that a classmate brought to class, but I didn't finish it. But after reading this book, I felt that San Chi was so suitable for the Eastern Jin Dynasty. His writing style perfectly expresses the atmosphere of the Eastern Jin Dynasty. In just one book, the temperament of the Eastern Jin Dynasty is vividly displayed. This is something I cannot feel in other historical novels, and it is undoubtedly a masterpiece.

"Heartbeat of Rebirth" Since no such book could be found, a work by the same author was used as a substitute. In my heart, I am the God of urban areas and emotional lines. (So good that I couldn't bear to finish reading it) Xia Hua's writing style at that time was truly unparalleled, so beautiful and elegant. Ye Zi, Sun Sun, the An family sisters, sisters-in-law, teachers, Xia Hua is really good at being able to write all types into my ideal type. In addition, the male protagonist of this book is also lovable, and I even wanted to marry him😍. The career line has been taken care of in one stroke, and the emotional line has been attacked hard. You did a good job!

It was also a book that broke my horizons. Before reading it, I thought that Eastern fantasy was nothing more than fighting monsters, upgrading and changing maps, and it was refreshing to buy Amomum villosum and sell goods along the way. After reading it, I discovered my ignorance. Su Ming is probably the most miserable male protagonist I have ever read in an online novel. From around the 100th chapter, he lost everything as a young boy. But at that time, neither I nor he thought that this was just the beginning of his tragic fate. The most painful thing is that he once had something. What Ergen did to Su Ming was to deprive him of beauty and hope every time he saw them. This was Ergen's fate and Su Ming's fate. He lived in a miserable world all his life until the end. (The foreshadowing of recycling at the end really shocked me😭)

I think it is one of the most suitable novels for online writing. The plot is not heavy, the logic is self-consistent and not complicated, and it can represent an entire genre of novels. Especially good at character creation, the three-dimensional protagonist is matched with beautiful and unpretentious writing, and the carefully designed plot makes every female protagonist exciting. The highest level line, the first one is Yue Yaer, which is really unforgettable. It is worthy of being the only designated divine book in Y Bar. Unfortunately, there was no news from Yuyan after finishing this book, and no more works were published.

Although it is not an online article, I added it anyway. It really represents my youth. One afternoon in junior high school, I finished watching Dawn of Fire while sitting on the floor of Xinhua Bookstore. A few years later, when I was in high school, I bought a total of five books from 2 to 4 (I regret not picking up the first one at that time, and I can't buy the old version now😭). It's advertised as China's Harry Potter, but I want to say that for me, who was still young, it didn't attract me even if there were a hundred Harry Potters out there. The bad guy Mingfei, the cold-faced senior brother, the rich and handsome Caesar, the old handsome principal, the perverted vice principal, the eldest sister Nuonuo, the trio of nannies, the elephant turtle, and the most distressed Eri Yi... They are all people who can never be forgotten😭 Old Jiangnan thief, let me have no regrets in my youth😭

An internet classic. I watched the TV series when I was a kid, and later read the novels. The protagonist Zhang Xiaofan is a representative protagonist type. In the novel, it can be said that both Lu and Lin are more traditional protagonists than him. Of course, this cannot be blamed on Xiaofan. The reason why he is who he is is not determined by himself. Also, in my opinion, after Baguio died, he was the devil. He is Peter Parker without Uncle Ben. Before watching it, I would never have imagined that the male protagonist would leave a deeper impression on me than the two female protagonists. Also, let's make a small complaint, the fans of the two heroines are really angry 😂 My point is that both of them are heroines, and the person I saw under the moon is Baguio. Baguio is the unforgettable one who fell in love for the first time, while Xueqi is the one who suddenly looks back and never leaves. Why should we have to compete?

I don't think I need to say more about this. I like mysteries very much. I read this book when I was in high school. It can be said that it guided me out of the fantasy novels of the Dou Po genre. It was this book that reshaped my aesthetic appreciation of online literature. It is really good, the world view is extremely complete, the setting is meticulous and rigorous, the characters have distinct personalities, the plot has no flaws, it is interesting and a bit playful, and even the updates during the serialization are stable... Yes, as mentioned above, it has almost no shortcomings. Most of the "bad reviews" I've read about it are due to its Western background. In an era when mystery reigned supreme, it made people believe that a world would shine if it was described seriously. In terms of reputation and performance, it can be said that The Secret of Fame and Fortune is the only novel that I can recommend without distinction (without caring about the other person's preferences) in the past five years.

⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ As a digression, I have always been opposed to using the impression of the author's past experience on readers as one of the criteria for judging the current book, because these people may not think of changing their evaluation until a year or two after the book is finished. For the same reason, I am also opposed to the "balance party" that scores the above behaviors. Book review after completion: An unexpected beginning, a natural end. I haven't watched Conquer the Demons, but the author's pursuit of detailed settings is the first I've seen. The design of the battle plot also implements this, to the extent that people will not have the opportunity to complain (referring to dissatisfaction with the plot design) (the Security Bureau is almost the same as the legal camp, and it is a bit strange not to see any super main force except the latter). Mystery is also detailed in setting, but this book is not only meticulous, but also has bold imagination. My urban supernatural enlightenment can be regarded as King Spare My Life (I was still very happy to read it at a young age), Dragon Clan, Horror Paradise may also be considered, and then Crime Trafficking, Strategic Angel. This book is by no means weaker than any of the above in terms of detailed setting, and is better in imagination. In the older version, there are various settings of occultism in the entire world view. In addition, the level of influence of the battle has increased from the city level to the world level, but the map has not been changed at all. In the younger version, I will be a little surprised every time I see the development of the siren's abilities (and think about how many years it took a certain pirate to show the strength of the Nika fruit. I am speechless to the author), the siren is a killer (the same is true for the Siren Blade), Li Duo is just for use, but it will not give people the feeling of moral incompetence, not only because of his own thoughts, but also because he is the "Devil Li Duo". In addition, the direction of the plot is also unpredictable and often unexpected. Boldness is not only reflected in the imagination, but also in the appropriate detail. It can be said that there are no branch lines in this book and it is all the main line. Except for what can be called the main line, it is fragmentary daily life and nothing else. It does not focus on the description of the world structure and so on like the strategic angels, because this is not the focus in this book, but it is still rare to almost completely ignore the non-focus. It's also surprising that there is a traditional atmosphere before the ending (two chapters go the distance of dozens of chapters). Li Duo, Qingniao, Biting Blood, Lieque, the Qiao brothers and sisters, Yuchi, Mingyi, Zhuan, Baiju, Liming, Fazheng (the names and characters seem to be somewhat related), they are all complex but simple people, and the first three among them are all memorable Yes, Biting Blood made a decision that no one, including herself, could understand. She has always devoted herself to Qingniao who loves Li Duo firmly. Biting Blood was extremely touching when she was hugged at the end and when Li Duo said "I choose you" to Qingniao. Also, the Siren, who has not left a memory point in my mind for a long time, has a highlight at the end that no other character can overshadow. It takes back all the foreshadowing and fleshes out the character almost instantly. It is so shocking! In addition, I think the word "Tie Tie" is not used well in the introduction. It mainly conflicts with the serious style of the main text (after all, many descriptions in the first person must conform to Li Duo's setting). Of course, the serious writing style can still have a lot of fun, but it is still difficult to imagine the scene where this word appears in the main text (not counting as a character's speech). Finally, hey! ! ! I'm looking forward to the author's new book (I'll read it immediately after the update is released!)!

⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ The author I am following up on is Canghai Zhuchengjiu. I personally don't know much about the country of America, but I enjoyed reading the book and it made people think, "Ah, this is what the country of America should be like." But the break is in the middleヽ(#`Д´)ノ Updated again ( ﹡ˆoˆ﹡ )