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"Xiu Chat" is an urban cultivation novel. The modern tool of the chat group is really used to its fullest. When you encounter enemies, you can ask the seniors in the group for help. When you encounter problems in cultivation, you can ask the seniors. When nothing happens, you can prick the hearts of the seniors. The images of the seniors in this book are also unique. Each one has his or her own characteristics, but they all keep up with the times, are strong in action, patiently teach the younger generations, and are often tricked by the younger generations. Compared with ordinary cultivation novels, this novel has more laughs. Unlike some other jokes that will become outdated, "Xiu Liao" contains many of its own plot jokes. Even if the jokes at the time of writing are outdated, the laughs in this book can still be strong. Recommended for those who like lighthearted plots.

To be honest, I really hated Xiling Empire at first. If my classmates hadn't kept talking about Amway, it became so exciting after 500 chapters, I wouldn't have watched it at all. The author's big-eyed ambush writing ability and ability to connect clues are among the best among the works I have read, but it really can't be hurt to force downgrade. As a fast-travel work, many of the characters in the time-traveled work are forced to become stupid and weak. The original technology to modify the rules has become an ordinary superpower, and the original fantasy setting has become as simple as a brave man defeating the devil. And no matter what kind of ability, it can't break the defense in front of the author's imaginary psionic energy. Such a setting is completely unacceptable to an original fan like me. Big Eyeball can be said to be an idealist. The gods in his works all truly love the world. His protagonists always have the power and methods to defeat their enemies. His protagonists can always resolve crises without leaving any sequelae. . . . . . This is the reason why I like the Xiling Empire, and it is also the reason why I hate the Xiling Empire. The efforts and struggles of the original protagonists in the original work are ruined by the big-eyed setting like a joke. In "Abnormal", these annoying things are gone, and there are no anime characters who have been reduced to intelligence. Clever foreshadowing, a coherent plot, a writing style that has been honed over four years, and a conventional group of psychotic characters. If you have the same pain as me when watching "Xiling" and love and hate it, you must watch this work.

The so-called power is to use communication and rely on common interests to make a group of people who are much stronger than oneself surrender. The so-called politics is not a conspiracy behind the scenes, but a conspiracy that is vigorously defeated. Others know what you are going to do, but they are still helpless. The protagonist, engineer Roland (who is Chen Yan, does not exist), traveled to a world with witches and became a prince. Without any superpowers, he used his knowledge and the various abilities of witches to develop the industrial revolution and explore the disasters hidden in the troubled times. The most refreshing part of this book is not the protagonist's pretentiousness, but the supporting characters' more performances. However, every wonderful performance of the supporting characters is inseparable from the strength and institutional support established by the protagonist, which gives people a unique sense of refreshment. Watching the self-proclaimed enemies being mercilessly crushed by the state machine established by the protagonist makes people inexplicably miss two lines of poetry.