Messy Food and Grass[all Completed]

Rating 7.5 Points Food and grass In the early and middle stages, it is a very good Xueba style. It can be regarded as a benchmark for Xueba flow. The author still has something good. In the later period, he started to turn to soft science fiction, which is also the trademark of this author. Just take a look at it. The overall story structure is complete, regardless of the emotional line. I personally feel that the author's ideas are limited, otherwise he could actually write a lot of interesting things in the middle and later stages. Overall, this is a story about the protagonist's unparalleled success in academia.

Yes, it's an 8-point masterpiece. It's a rare and very good unlimited stream. The plot is more complete than the original stream of consciousness. Except there is no main plot (wait, you don't think of that as the main plot, do you?) The protagonist is a scumbag, well, a very scumbag type┐(─__─)┌ The core of the whole book is to have fun, work hard, pick up girls and then roll the snowball little by little (*°∀°)=3 But it doesn't matter, just enjoy reading it. High-quality grain and grass, suitable for all ages

6.7 Points The supernatural feeling in the early stage is very well written. But after encountering the wind of river crab, he upgraded to fight monsters instead. Upgrading to fight monsters is not a problem, but the author's writing of upgrading and fighting monsters is really average. In addition, the ending is like a bulldozer filling in holes and finishing the book in a hurry. All I can say about this book is that you can still read it. The character description and story outline are okay, but the speed of upgrading and changing maps is too fast. The whole book is mainly about cultivating immortality (crossed out, not cultivating immortality at all) and practicing martial arts in a supernatural world. The highlights of the book are the descriptions of the weirdness itself and the guides. The guides are indeed well portrayed, but the protagonist's leveling up is too fast.

Unstable score, 7-8 points The specific score depends on whether the protagonist suits your taste. He is selfish and rational, but he actually follows a philosophical path. I don't know if the author's own knowledge of physics is insufficient, but this book basically stops talking about technology when it comes to nuclear bombs. In fact, it's quite good to write about it from now on. Well, a book of food and grass

7. 4 Points A pure, happy book In this book, poisonous milk and hxd are two different concepts (clarified in advance), and the protagonist is an assistant (at least in the early stage...) Although the foreshadowing has been filled in, I feel that some settings in the plot could be better, the writing is in place, and the logic is reasonable. Overall, it is indeed an interesting work that is suitable for everyone. --Update-- The next Lord of Nine Stars will basically be a copy of this book. There is nothing new. Just read this book. The rating of Lord of Nine Stars is 5.5/10.

4. 6 Points It would be better to simply call it Da Liu's Science Fiction Collection. The author's writing is very rusty, and I have to go through the trial period of the first 150 chapters to read this book. There are many logical problems, but I can barely read it. The ending is not very good. Although it is written according to the outline, in a sense it is not as good as the ending of some TJ articles. Many holes are not filled in. The only advantage is that the protagonist of the book itself is actually a wandering earth civilization, which is a compressed biscuit-level food that was only used during the book shortage period. By the way, the ending chapter 30 deducted at least 1 point from this book. I really don't understand what kind of weird operation it is to support mechanical genetic modification while limiting the lifespan to 200. Oh, and there is also the idea of mastering the ultimate technology and watching the decline of one's own civilization. I don't understand. Maybe this is poetic. It has the flavor of the immortal death, but the protagonist is Xiao Cheng Xin

8.1 Points: A tragedy in a comedy shell, a refreshing novel with a tragic connotation. The conflict of thoughts in the middle period is very well written. From the characterization to the logic to the design of the world view, it is very interesting, and it is not as awkward as the previous book. Of course, I still have to mention that although the emotional line is well written, the repeated attacks are a minus point. At the same time, the protagonist gradually becomes a tool in the later period, otherwise the overall score of the book would be higher.

6. 0 Points It's a step down compared to the previous book. The rhythm is messy, the plot is too watery, and the fighting is even more frustrating. If you don't know how to write, I won't write it, but it's okay (absolutely) The branch line has no sense of existence. The advantage is that it has no poisonous points. If you can barely pass it, you can see the line. The protagonist is the protagonist of the author's previous book, so it would be better to read this one after reading the previous one. Invincible Flow... Pure Water Literature

Just finished a pirate fanfic The title of the book is deceptive, the protagonist is considered a bright hero Rating 7. 2/10 This rating is quite over the top, mainly because the protagonist really suits my taste. The writing is online throughout, the logic is reasonable, and the plot is quite interesting. The characterization and foreshadowing feel a little lacking, which is not a big problem. After all, fans are not very demanding in characterization. The protagonist finally reaches the position of the navy marshal. Guang Zhengwei presses and rebuilds the world government with a wave of his hand. Switching between two personalities is a bit like One Piece Waiting for the next book

Old KP Excellent book of the Gram series. It has no other shortcomings except that it is a bit short. The ending and story line are quite satisfying, rated 7.7 That being said, are you really not considering writing a sequel?