Daily, Relaxed, Warm, Mainly Serialized

Mrs. Fivetons does have something to write about in her daily life. In terms of subject matter, it can be regarded as a combination of everyday writing about heaven and farming. Isn't it weird? But this is the most reasonable label I can think of. The daily plot is slightly exaggerated, but it does not affect the viewing experience at all. Instead, it makes people feel that there is indeed such a happy and peaceful urban world. This may be the author's talent. It should be noted that in the beginning of the scenario killing and card drawing session, it is not possible to draw cards from any script killing, only those purchased through special channels. (That is, you can only buy it in the system mall, it is useless to compile it yourself) I had this misunderstanding at first. I thought it was too big and I was persuaded to quit. Later I found out that it was a misunderstanding.

It seems to be a fic, but in fact it doesn't matter if you haven't read the original work. As long as you know the general setting, it is easy to immerse yourself. It gives a very reasonable and interesting description of the thinking and brainstorming of both the red and black sides in the original work. There is no OOC, but it has new ideas. Use "Death Aura" very well. The plot is not career-oriented, one case after another is the daily life of Xiao Quexing.

It's much better than I expected, the plot is gripping but also very relaxing. The protagonist is a forensic doctor who cheats the system. The full text is an ultimate fantasy where technicians are supreme. Those who have had a dream of scientific research or technology may be particularly emotional after reading this. The description of fighting criminals is also very vivid, and the author's various metaphors are very strange and reasonable.

It makes no sense, but it is also reasonable in its outrageous thinking. The cultivation of immortality here is not the kind of upgrading style. It focuses on relaxing imagination and can be read as an invincible novel. Some ideas may not be rigorous enough, but it's enough to be relaxed and fun. Don't be too serious. It's good to have a laugh. It is easy to get tired of being nonsensical, but this book is not available yet.

You can tell by the title of the book The protagonist performs the professional tasks of a druid and receives the task rewards of a necromancer, focusing on relaxation and contrast. Although it is a Western fantasy, the name is not particularly difficult to pronounce. On the contrary, there are some Chinese-flavored plots. The taste may not be as pure, but the sense of substitution is also improved accordingly. The tone of the story is very pleasant, there is no bitterness or hatred, and it is quite comfortable to read along the way.

There is a pixel game on the protagonist's computer, in which the protagonist plays the god of civilization. He can use miracles such as lightning and heavy rain by consuming faith to guide the development of civilization. Obviously, the world in this game is a real world. The protagonist can present the "sacrifice" to him in reality as a concrete civilization, or he can "gift" things from reality into the game. The increase in the scale of civilization can improve the protagonist's physical quality in reality. It's a farming novel, but it's not a one-man story. The protagonist is just one of many "gods" who accidentally inherited a legacy at the level of a main god and becomes the Shilipo Swordsman in the world of Novice Village. Because the inheritance is very strong and the protagonist develops quickly, he plays a rampage in the novice village, and there is even a "Central Heaven"-type plot behind it, which is quite exciting to watch. I personally think that this kind of setting is more beautiful than the one-on-one approach, and the contradictions and developments are more distinct, rather than the ordinary one-player self-playing game. There are many interesting "supporting character stories" in the world of gods, which are worth watching. At the same time, the protagonist's gifts and guidance process are also very interesting, and there is no shortage of ideas and settings. Overall, it is a very warm and gentle masterpiece.

Uncharacteristically, Wenzhao really cut off all the climaxes and twists that he was best at in the past, and wrote about the daily life of otakus with peace of mind. Although the world of the heavens is still being written, each world is written in fragments and simplicity. It can be said that a transformation has been completed quietly. This book features a lot of updates, and the plot is fragmented. The text is purely based on years of accumulation to ensure the attraction between chapters, but it is correspondingly not stressful at all. It's quite enjoyable if you look at it as if you were reading everyday literature.

Yinghuo's book has nothing to say about its writing style. The only thing I have to worry about is whether the book will be cut suddenly () The romance written by Yinghuo is really good. Although each heroine (and the child in the simulator) only has the light and heat in the copy, they are enough to conquer me. It is a pity that as the number of female protagonists gradually increases, the situation becomes increasingly out of control, and the old female protagonists also lack follow-up development and exploration. It's a pity after all.