Yingyu Last Night

A very interesting League of Legends novel. The protagonist is a mage from WoW, and then he goes to Valoran and still does the hard work of saving the world, and enjoys various blessings by the way. The advantage is that it sticks to the settings, is reasonable, and follows the official settings of Chishu without wavering. Switching between the identity of the mastermind behind the scenes and the violent breaking of the situation, the description is relatively good, and there is no dramatic "intelligence". The characterization is also good, and can better restore the personality characteristics of the characters in the game itself. Some plots are more in-depth and may be better than the current official description. It is a very good work for players who like League of Legends. The shortcomings are that the opening of the harem is relatively stiff and the emotional description is not very good. But it doesn't affect the overall situation, overall it's pretty good.

This book is not like Kishimoto's Naruto. It is based on Naruto in a realistic world view, using calm thinking to infer how the world should develop and what the world should be like. There are advantages and disadvantages to this writing method. The advantage is that as long as the author's writing skills are good enough and his knowledge is broad enough, he can have more depth on the basis of regular online articles. From the perspective of popular literature, it surpasses most of the fans, and at least becomes the "Hokage" version of the "One Piece Code". Of course, there are many shortcomings. The most obvious one is that it will cause a cut-off in the character of the original characters. Take Kai, who most readers think is a drama, for example. Kai in the original work is definitely not so sophisticated, at least the portraits presented to the audience are not like this. But what if it is the real world of Naruto? Are there any fools among the few elite Jonin who can become the mainstay? He may be hot-blooded, he may be funny, but he will never know anything about politics. If we take away Kai's inherent label and treat him as a real person, he will present another side that will not appear in hot-blooded comics, which will cause drama. Such a depiction requires extremely high writing skills from the author. In addition, there will be situations where it is too much and too much emphasis on reality will lead to "taken for granted" situations. For example, in the section where Jiraiya talks about Orochimaru's views on war, he will think about the system of war, but not in such detail. Naruto is a world that lacks systematic theory, and such a view will only appear in a reality with a highly developed political system. Of course, by now you can see how serious the author is about his work. It's been a long time since I've seen such an excellent work in the fandom area, and I really like it.

This book is finished, so you can jump in if you haven't read it yet. The story is roughly about being in Naruto for many years and almost getting used to the life of ANBU. As a result, the real-life Naruto was only released in 2017, and he traveled back in time at the end of the first chapter. Then the time travel goes back and forth as the comic is updated. At the same time, his behavior in Naruto will affect the subsequent development of the comic. The idea is interesting. The whole book is probably characterized by warmth. The protagonist and supporting characters in the work are all gentle. Even if the protagonist returns to modern times with all his abilities, he does not abuse them. However, this gentleness is also applied to what gay brothers are, causing some plots to look orange. This book is not very particular about the original work, and there are some loopholes in the plot, but the flaws are not concealed. The advantage of this book lies in the emotional rendering, and it is one of the few works that can arouse emotional resonance after reading the book. Good and bad coexist.

It is a work of the spirit-reviving type with plenty of laughs. The routines are old but the descriptions are clear. There are no harsh and vulgar plots that everyone understands. The descriptions of campus and society are very friendly, and the writing is very positive. It is a work that can be read in bed after a day of work and study, which can relieve the depressed mood of the day. The values ​​​​of the work center on good people being rewarded and being kind to others. It tells the story of a pair of self-reliant orphan brothers and sisters who strive to survive and are treated tenderly by the world. What I like most is the three perspectives of this story. It's a pity that there are updates. I want to keep reading, but my desire to keep up with updates is not strong.

It is refreshing to intervene in the Three Kingdoms from the perspective of a craftsman, settling on "craftsmanship" and establishing his life on "Moxue". Through some seemingly small causes, big results can be achieved, such as the innovation of plows and crossbows, which led to the advancement of overall technological development and productivity. Through the small city of Mo, it then affected the whole world and promoted the process of history. Such stories are very attractive to me. The description of the work is more life-like, the details are the advantages, and the character description is also interesting. I look forward to the subsequent development.