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*The review is larger than a thousand words, it is recommended to read the full version in Book Friends Circle *The content of this article has been converted from traditional to simplified. Please forgive me if there are typos or parts of the words that do not convey the meaning. A place for regret I am a relatively timid person, and my novel reading experience is probably only Ghost Blowing the Coffin, Tomb Robbery Notes, and Late Night Bookstore. Every one of them made me tremble, and this one wrote a bunch of more realistic daily scenes and ghost stories. Every night, I was always struggling between 'just read another paragraph while trembling' and 'no, I have to go to sleep, I have to go to work tomorrow.' Then after cultivating immortals until early in the morning, I couldn't sleep. Do you want to go to the toilet? But there is a mirror in the toilet... The cycle of the whole story is roughly like this. The protagonist ventures into the nightmare daily mission to obtain some rewards. The protagonist ventures into the scene trial mission to meet new employees and obtain rewards. After obtaining this scene, it is open to tourists to play again. This cycle is very interesting. The daily nightmare represents the protagonist's breakthrough without special abilities at all. The atmosphere of constant fear and worry is really addictive. You are very scared and trembling, but you want to know what will happen next. When it comes to the scene trial tasks, the focus is on solving puzzles, solving the riddles of this scene, and understanding the origin of the story behind it. Of course, I think the more interesting part of this part is in the early stage of the story. It is more interesting when the protagonist is not a sledgehammer or is leading the red army. It allows the protagonist to consider whether to help during the struggle. In the later period, the average number of employees in red clothes will drop a lot. Of course, the author may have discovered this problem later, so some scenes become restricted abilities. At this time, it becomes the familiar trembling and interesting scenes in the early stage. I'm not a follow-up reader. I've seen many people mention that the pacing of limiting abilities is too slow and unsightly, but I feel that if you watch it in one go, the foreshadowing is much better than just sending out the red army to crush it. Finally, there is the opening scene, where you can see how the protagonist treats the tourists badly. When the protagonist has become a ruthless evil ghost leader and a sledgehammer maniac, you can only expect the tourists to experience these scenes with a sense of fear like ordinary people. This part is also very interesting. Seeing the rampaging evil ghost in the previous scene turn into a model employee and scare the tourists can be regarded as adjusting the rhythm and calming the heartbeat. To sum up, the early scenes when the protagonist has no abilities make people tremble. At this time, it is called fairy grass to me, but the protagonist grows too fast, and after the abilities increase, only the scenes with limited abilities are more interesting. The plot has been significantly changed, resulting in some contradictions. I like the heartwarming interactive stories and the past stories of the characters. Unfortunately, there are too many abandoned branch lines and too many weak characters. The outlook on life is very positive. The house is a place where regrets are stored. Life and death are separated. Some things always have to be done by someone. Moreover, the world is not divided into good and bad, but when there are more gentle people, the world becomes gentle. And I don't recommend watching it while shivering while cultivating in the middle of the night. It will be very inconvenient when you want to go to the toilet.

*The review is larger than a thousand words, it is recommended to read the full version in Book Friends Circle *The content of this article has been converted from traditional to simplified. Please forgive me if there are typos or parts of the words that do not convey the meaning. Cultivation plug-in that twists people's hearts, unwilling to share their true feelings and lamenting loneliness In the world after the distortion of the Heavenly Way, feeling and synchronizing the Heavenly Way will only become more and more distorted and lead to distortion. It means that cultivating immortals is very dangerous, but not cultivating immortals will also produce distortions under pollution. The demon wants to kill all intelligent life except the demon. The human alliance with heaven and immortals fight against the demon. The protagonist travels from modern times. The plug-in is an auxiliary training system, cats, gems, and some modern knowledge. The struggle in the early stage is very interesting to watch, and the various comedies are endlessly exciting. The protagonist's bright mind looks very enviable: 'After you have the strongest power, you can do whatever you want! If you want to kill the demons, kill them all. If you want to find out the truth about the earth, it takes a while to figure it out. No one can kill anyone who wants to live. I also want to eat as much fish and meat as I want every day, and eat whatever I want. ' In such a depressing world, working together with humans to fight against the mortal enemies of heavenly demons, the distorted environment, and the oppression of gods and gods, the only way to protect oneself is to practice Taoism, but practicing Taoism can lead to madness and distortion at any time. It is really full of the excitement of being in the abyss, but having the courage to look up and pursue the light. Compared with the issue of racial stance in the later period, I think the more interesting issue is the discussion of resistance in the early stage of class conflicts, the oppression of immortals and gods, and the bleak situation of mankind. ' I think the essence of this book is going to Daluotian to discuss Taoism. Although it is a routine for the second competition, it is really exciting. The most subsequent ones are going to Donghua City to rescue the elder Jiao Jiao. Then he continued to abuse Xuannv. Xuannv is really the best example of a scumbag who misses his life. To sum up, this is a story about cultivating immortality against the distorted way of heaven. It contains a lot of dark class and racial conflicts as flashpoints, but these are diluted by the protagonist's funny cheating features. In the early days, Da Luo Tian talked about it as fairy grass, but then it started to decline to food due to the lower limit adjustment of the protagonist and some confusing and repetitive routines. In the end, it can be seen that the author wanted to explain the branch plot as much as possible, but also wanted to bury the clues for the next part, so the ending looked a bit nondescript. It can only be said that the story is not over yet. The protagonist still has the opportunity to use more reasonable means to convince us that he did the right thing. He did the best he could, and there is still hope for a bright future ending.

*The content of this article has been converted from traditional to simplified. Please forgive me if there are typos or parts of the words that do not convey the meaning. The epic story of the growth of the Creator and creation from man to God The protagonist gets a painting, can put things in it to evolve, and then extract the power from it to change himself. Therefore, it should be that the protagonist is the creator of a small world. While creating the world, he also improves himself, transforming from a human to a god. In the process, due to poor thinking or other immature reasons, some people and things will be created, and these people and things may interact and cause conflicts. This is probably such a story with a long-term epic feel. I stopped at around 40%. The reason is that I feel that the airwaves are not very consistent and I have no sense of immersion in the Creator himself. As for the characters in the short story, I personally feel that the shaping process is too short. Before I can understand or immerse myself in them, they have already changed, or they have to move to the next scene very quickly. Therefore, I feel that I cannot empathize with the emotions, anger, sorrow, and joy of the characters. I see that there are many epic-level wars nearby, but I don't understand why they are fighting. The first few real-world plots are quite boring and generally slap in the face. Maybe they are about the sense of separation between human identity and the identity of the Creator? It's just an ordinary slap-in-the-face plot. Readers who don't want to ruin the Creator's experience can skip all the real-life chapters. The first world created was the Zerg race, which evolved from ants. After consuming all the resources, it finally broke through the world barrier, but I don't know where it went. (It seems that they want to find the protagonist? I kind of want to know if they found the protagonist in the end) The second world creates a mixed world with orcs, humans, and elves. It starts with helping human heroes complete the civilization epic of the Golden Empire, and then creates mythical creatures, magical systems, and witchcraft systems in sequence. The lion girl should be playing the role of King Arthur Saber. After awakening her bloodline, she was tricked into taking on the task of slaying the dragon. After she succeeded, she came back to revive the orc empire. This section is probably the longest character description in a single paragraph, but because I have seen Saber, the sense of involvement is relatively shallow. The subsequent battle with the Saint, the plot of the Saint's death and being brought to the Kingdom of God is also a bit unclear. Personally, I feel that I rarely see the love of the Creator for the species he created. Instead, I see more experimental observations, observing how these creatures will react, and they will intervene in the creation of species, but they will not give much help. In short, it is a bit difficult to use the concepts of ordinary people to substitute the emotions of the Creator when he looks at the created species. It feels like the attitude of laboratory experimenters towards mice. To sum up, I probably don't have the ability to evaluate this novel. I am relatively incapable of observing the changes of these species with this kind of feeling. The plot is almost always described in a fast historical text description. Perhaps this is why I can't feel the ups and downs, and I often feel that the creator is playing with species. I still prefer to use the perspective of an ordinary person to feel the feelings of ordinary people.

*The review is larger than a thousand words, it is recommended to read the full version in Book Friends Circle *The content of this article has been converted from traditional to simplified. Please forgive me if there are typos or parts of the words that do not convey the meaning. A mercenary group adventure where team members are like tools The protagonist traveled to a different world that was exactly the same as the game world. Because he was a professional master before and knew that he had a chance to return to the real world, he recruited a mercenary group to help him push the boss back. However, the eight girls in the mercenary group all fell in love with him as they got along better. The various training teams in the early stage, bringing up teammates, and heart-warming plots from time to time are very enjoyable. Facing the battle is indeed like being in a group with a master commanding to fight monsters. Teamwork looks very interesting. It's a pity that the beauty of Xiancao lasts until the fifth volume. I strongly recommend not to read it again after reading the fifth volume. The sixth volume starts to drop below the level of food and grass. Each female character begins to have her own plans. They no longer admit that they are the best comrades. The leader also has no desire to change all this. He just wants everyone to level up quickly and help me fight the boss. I want to go home. The daily interactions of this broken group only make people feel sad. The protagonist of the eighth volume is even more disappointing. The protagonist is completely unworthy of these eight charming heroines with their own characteristics. This typical passive and weak man is the most disgusting kind of protagonist in works with multiple female protagonists. It was the first time I saw a book that made me so excited, and it was also the first time I saw a book that collapsed as fast as jumping off a cliff. Asker is a professional master. He has absolute expertise in fighting and upgrading the world. It is interesting to watch him lead a group, and it is also interesting to watch him train the heroines. The various plots in which the female characters are afraid of being beaten up by his training also make people smile. In the early and middle stages, changing the fate of the heroine, training the team, and leading the team to fight are the most interesting plots. However, when I saw 70%, I just felt that Askew had completely consumed all the good feelings I had for him. The team had been separated and disintegrated, and no one cared about him. Even though he's like this, he still lies there and does nothing to redeem himself. It's okay to say that he's just a trash scumbag, and that he's not emotionless. He's just a scumbag who consumes the emotions of the heroines, hangs them, never responds, but actually uses them to achieve his goal of returning home. Without any independent decision, he would just lie down and wait for everyone to get into his bed after the beating. This is the type of protagonist I despise the most in novels. He is forged with blood and redoubled efforts, but he did not put in blood to calm down the conflicts that arose, nor did he put in extra efforts to make up for the love that the female character can only get one-eighth of. He just waited passively, using the rubbish excuse that I can't respond at the moment to hang everyone up, and let them give everything they have for the protagonist's selfish reason to go home. The fact is correct. After defeating the boss, the mercenary group disintegrated immediately. This group was really useless. Writing this is both powerless and sad. There are so many touching female characters, but in the end they are treated like this. The source of the evil lies in the weak and passive scumbag male protagonist. I just hope that these characters can be given a more exciting stage.

*The review is larger than a thousand words, it is recommended to read the full version in Book Friends Circle *The content of this article has been converted from traditional to simplified. Please forgive me if there are typos or parts of the words that do not convey the meaning. Love accumulated through mutual influence? A love that is naturally compatible and harmonious? I read this novel for a total of 20 hours in two days and didn't close my eyes for 32 hours. I am still writing this review. I really read it like crazy. In the end, my motivation was to see how Rin God would end it. Unfortunately, it was too late to break the fairy world. At least for me, it was too late compared to Miki's final use of heavy restraints to completely tie the protagonist to death. So in the end, it ended with Rin God feeling a little aggrieved. First of all, by conquering a system where you can earn points and redeem them. With such an expert setting, you can tell at a glance that this novel wants to cause trouble. This point makes people twitch and call the author an expert. In the early stage, the two heroines, Rin Kiyono and Miki Kujo, were introduced with very distinctive character settings. The plots related to them are always exciting and full of impulses that make people want to know what will happen next. It wasn't until the middle period that the plot slowly slowed down, perhaps because the protagonist had reached a point where there were no big crises that would endanger his life, so that the whole rhythm became as dull as water, and it was no longer as exciting as in the early stage. And I think what's even more pity is that the system does not produce many key plot directions, but allows the characters to naturally slowly produce chemical reactions from the daily foreshadowing. Of course, this may also be considered an advantage, but I think compared with the compact plot close to the early stage, I would prefer the crisis-ridden and heart-pounding rhythm of the early stage. In the later stage, the relationship is roughly settled, and all that remains is how to make everyone willing and resolve the conflicts between each other. This part is because Meiji got started first, so it is not very friendly to me who is waiting for the outcome of Lin Shen. In addition, I feel that in the end, the heroines The characters seem to have only slimy functions, and I feel that the three-dimensionality of the characters has been reduced a lot. I don't really like watching slimy plots with changing patterns, so the characters that stand out to me in this part are a bit out of the ordinary, and the plot is a bit watery. One more complaint: the background plots of the Kiyono family and the Kujo family are a bit slow and boring. It would feel more fulfilling if these were briefly summarized. Finally, to sum up, in the early stage, it was very magical, and the various plot twists and turns made people excited. After slowing down in the middle period, it became a little dull, and the protagonist began to become quite oily. I didn't like to rely on the slimy favorability all the time. I thought it would be better to condense all these into an impressive turn. Until the end of the later period, it would still be between the range of fairy grass to food. In the end, selfishly, because of Lin Shen's relationship, I thought it would probably be kept in the food and grass. Meiji's restraint was really amazing, but the victim, Lin Shen, might be aggrieved. Regardless of the role, I think it should be maintained at the level of grass jelly to food.

*The review is larger than a thousand words, it is recommended to read the full version in Book Friends Circle *The content of this article has been converted from traditional to simplified. Please forgive me if there are typos or parts of the words that do not convey the meaning. Ordinary little people traveling between the era of Dharma ending and the era of spiritual energy recovery The protagonist has a plug-in that can travel back and forth between the Age of Ending Law and the modern era where spiritual energy is resurrected. In modern times, since the spiritual energy recovery has just occurred, various training methods are still relatively rudimentary. In the Age of Ending Law, there are methods of cultivating immortals that have been accumulated for many years, but the spiritual energy is already thin. Therefore, the two sides are directly complementary, looking for the exercises needed by the modern era from the Dharma Ending Age, and providing the heavenly materials and earthly treasures needed by the Dharma Ending Age from the modern era. My favorite character is Lei Zun. He has been brilliant all his life and has shed blood and sweat to protect his homeland. Just this once, not for his homeland or the people, but for himself. But there are some mistakes that cannot be made even once. He tried to pretend and deceive, but after he truly violated his conscience, he found it boring and heartbroken. In the end, he paid his life for this mistake. The merits and demerits cannot be offset. We admire this hero, but we also judge this sinner. 'Everyone in the city is pointing at you to save their lives, but you are old, exhausted, and can no longer hold on...' From the beginning to about 40%, I felt that the protagonist was a bit annoying, but it didn't go beyond the limit in my heart. I always thought why wasn't he a little kinder here, or why wasn't he a little more decisive here, but looking back, I felt that this is what an ordinary person who is ordinary and not very smart should be like. The whole plot has been tasteless and I want to give up, but why not watch it a little more to see what new tricks will come next? Maybe there will be some unusual changes in the next chapter? Maybe in a few chapters the protagonist will be able to show his qualities for Liusu to see, and maybe Liusu will remember what else about the protagonist has been attracting her. Just like this, I watched 50%, and found that the protagonist began to teach skills in reality, prepare to establish a sect, and popularize immortality. However, I felt that the protagonist began to change. The protagonist was no longer the ordinary little person. The protagonist became stronger and no longer had to be controlled by anyone. Even Liusu was no longer an opponent. But I suddenly felt tired of this protagonist. Liusu, on the other hand, has always been at odds with the protagonist, which makes her feel more and more uncomfortable. She doesn't know whether to call the protagonist stupid or to say that Liusu is too reserved. He keeps playing the trick of saying that everyone thinks you are a couple, but you don't think you are a couple in your heart, but just ordinary friends of the opposite sex who know each other and cherish each other. It really feels like a pretentious thing. Finally, there is the empress Qing Yi. Like the saint, she has no respect for her role as emperor. She fell in love instantly and then behaved like a little girl in love. Maybe it can be explained that she cut off her own identity. Being an empress is too tiring. Of course she should be happy when she can be an ordinary person. The sudden collapse and disappearance of the empress' demeanor makes people feel that falling in love is terrible, and they don't want to waste themselves like this. So in the end, it stopped at 50%. To sum up, the exchange of things back and forth was a bit interesting, but there were really not too many highlights. What supported me in seeing the middle was probably the plot of Lei Zun and wanting to wait for Tassel to stop being awkward, but when I finally waited, I felt that it was almost done, so I stopped here.

*The review is larger than a thousand words, it is recommended to read the full version in Book Friends Circle *The content of this article has been converted from traditional to simplified. Please forgive me if there are typos or parts of the words that do not convey the meaning. Indulging in the transformation from ordinary to heroic, disappointed in the hero's unscrupulous tactics After taking a nap, you travel to a thousand years later, and death returns. Changes in the present can cause unexpected and fruitful results through the amplification of thousands of years. This setting is extremely exciting. The RE flow and the time factor amplify the degree of change. The combination of these two ideas can be so amazing. The beauty is not about how many bursts there are, but what kind of changes will be caused by the RE preparations made thousands of years ago every thousand years? The expectation of "I will do better next time" will make people turn faster and faster without realizing it, and they can't wait to know how to change the regrets of this time next time. And the changes brought about by what you do are not necessarily only positive, negative situations also occur from time to time. This process of continuously traveling through thousands of years before and after thousands of years, creating harvest and then reversing and slowly revealing the truth is addictive. I see many people saying that many chapters should be skipped in the early stage, otherwise it will just be an embarrassing urban novel. I strongly disagree with this point. The early foreshadowing can well describe how an ordinary protagonist who is waiting for death gradually feels hope and unwillingness, hopes to change something, and hopes to save some people. This gradual transformation from ordinary to heroic without the foreshadowing of dozens of previous chapters, the plot will inevitably appear weak and unconvincing. The same goes for my early interactions with Zhong Lei, from strangeness and disgust to maybe he understands me and maybe I can try to trust him a little bit. I feel guilty towards her and I feel sorry for her. Will she forgive me when she knows the truth? Will she still get along with me like she does now? These are all the excitement that comes after the foreshadowing. How high it will take off and fly after a few chapters is because of how low the previous foreshadowing is. The three to eight world lines in the middle are reversing and moving like this, quietly changing something, but not everything is right. Although they have changed themselves into heroes, they are still full of guilt and fear. From time to time, there are some bloody plots to get through. There are really many shining points in these places. One change is not too much, but the kind of adjustment that is surprising but reasonable. I felt very comfortable watching most of the parts in this process. In the first 40% of the book, I was fascinated by the transformation of the protagonist from an ordinary person to a hero, becoming full of responsibility and courage, but I did not forget that he was just a porter in essence, and he was full of guilt for his actions. Later, I was disappointed with this protagonist who had a race but failed his family. He established a savior and made everything utilitarian, so that all his companions could be used. This to me has trampled on my own principles. To sum up, the first 40% of my story is grass jelly. The interesting setting and repeated changes in the plot are super interesting to me. This part is probably the one with the fewest plots that have been reviewed. Later, as the review plot was added and the protagonist changed near the ninth world line, it gradually dropped to the level of food. The tenth world line is very toxic to me. My family is all fighting for the dream of being a hero. My stomach hurts when I watch it. In the end, I just want to sigh.

*The content of this article has been converted from traditional to simplified. Please forgive me if there are typos or parts of the words that do not convey the meaning. It was once a fresh story about seeking immortality The secret of Sword Sect's success is that the important characters who support Sword Sect are not the main sword cultivators. It starts off with a fresh start, a relaxing story about cultivating immortality by finding a different path instead of taking the right path. The protagonist can be filled with several adjectives at the beginning: kind but principled, genius but still able to advance and retreat, strong and struggling to survive, I think it's best to focus on the first 30% or so of the story, and the stories around the subsequent 30 to 60% will gradually become more and more useless. The image of the protagonist is also inconsistent, and it begins to fill in some unpleasant traditional novice plots. After 60%, the story takes a turn for the worse, completely returning to the traditional route of being eliminated by geniuses, slapping each other in the face, and competing for hegemony. The reading experience is not good. The most exciting and flavorful plot in the previous section may be the story of Lonely Desk's life towards death, "A lonely boat with leaves, carrying everyone through misfortunes" This sentence matches the current scene and makes people excited. In addition, it shows that the protagonist is doing meritorious deeds without doing his job. Practicing medicine, tasting herbs, such ordinary novels rarely appear. Generally, ordinary actions are meaningless, but they make people feel full of fairy tales. I think a true immortal should be so free and able to do whatever he wants, regardless of whether it is worth it, appropriate, or whether there is a better way. This makes me happy, and it is a great good that conforms to the principles in my heart. However, subsequent stories have become less and less fairy-like. Instead, what he joins is to support the mortal country. The protagonist is omnipotent and performs the deeds of gods with the body of golden elixir. The sect elders who were disobedient were slapped in the face, Taoist friends who were shocked and returned from exile, and the immortal officials who were not like gods were slapped in the face. These are really difficult to describe in detail. All in all, they are uncomfortable experiences. The most disappointing thing is the change in the protagonist's attitude and principles. From treating mortals to treating gods, he always behaves the same willfully. From being dissatisfied with the collar, making things difficult for Moon Sword, slapping the elders in the face and running away, and causing conflicts after going to the world, these are all more and more disappointing. That's about it, the follow-up is boring, and that's about it for the main text, What I want to see is the young immortal who is full of immortality in the early stage, rather than the great omnipotent protagonist who becomes a god later.

*The content of this article has been converted from traditional to simplified. Please forgive me if there are typos or parts of the words that do not convey the meaning. Cultivation of bosses using Tianting leather I stopped at Chapter 150 of Tianqian Yuanshuo, about 40-50% of the book. The reason for stopping was that I felt that the plot of the chapter did not have enough sparkle to impress me. The other part was that I felt tired and tired of the process of using Tianting Skin to create characters. When I finally read this, it felt more and more inconsistent with my original expectations. I originally expected to see a development story in which the protagonist was created by many coincidences and trained many interesting bosses. However, I felt that what I was seeing was that the protagonist used other people's memories to create himself. The training space was getting less and less, so I decided to abandon the book here. Before abandoning the book, I thought that the initial training of Ji Xin and Greedy Wolf was actually the flavor that I really wanted to see. The protagonist himself is a plug-in for other characters, and the original destiny of the character is changed through this plug-in. Moreover, people still don't know that the protagonist is actually just an ordinary person with low strength. I think this idea is actually quite interesting, but unfortunately later on, I felt that the protagonist did this less and less. Starting from the establishment of the underworld, it felt like there was no main line and no new character development. Instead, he started to conquer other ghost realms, but the battle itself was very boring. The most impressive paragraphs, apart from the interesting training, only have some more ridiculous stories, such as Yun Ying'er's stupid wait. This stupid bird opened a sect and trained disciples while waiting for a master who only stayed with her for three months and was false to her. Waiting for 10,000 years was not enough. She was soaked in the rain all day and did not wake up. She was also worried that the evil master was just delayed on the way and was rushing here, and forced himself to hang himself for three thousand years. He lay in bed every day and waited. Such a stupid bird deserves a perfect ending. I hope she will be happy in the chapters that I didn't see. The other is the scene where Ji Xin noticed that Tong Le was following him up the mountain covered in blood, so he took off his boots, put them on for her and carried him down the mountain. It's not a very novel story, but I'm often moved by silly and bloody places like this. Finally, let's talk about the use of mythical skins to visualize certain characters. The first one to use this method is absolutely amazing, but in modern novels, I think this method has become a bit outdated. Too many novels use this method and it is not refreshing. Especially pure skinning, and people cannot observe the process of skinning. There are subtle differences between the characters in this book and the character being skinned, or if you cannot find different new interpretations of the same character, it will be very boring. Especially in this book, there is a greedy wolf and a land, which constantly reminds these trapped characters who they are. Forcing the characters to cooperate with the performance in this direction seems boring and without any surprises.

*The review is larger than a thousand words, it is recommended to read the full version in Book Friends Circle *The content of this article has been converted from traditional to simplified. Please forgive me if there are typos or parts of the words that do not convey the meaning. The helpless rivers and lakes are filled with color with flowers It took me seven days to read this book. The female characters have distinct characteristics. Each female character has at least one attractive plot chapter. It is a pure martial arts world. The protagonist is a martial arts wizard and has a top-notch appearance. The main plot is probably only the first paragraph before leaving Chang'an, which is compact and delicate. The follow-up is more ordinary. Occasionally, there are some helpless stories interspersed. Those stories look very interesting. The story of helplessness in the world goes first to Sancai. The protagonist went to Old Man Sun's shop to buy wine and rewarded him with some more money so that Sancai could continue gambling. When he couldn't gamble enough, he stole Old Man Sun's life savings, but it was not enough to repay the debt and he was taken to Baima Village to pay off the debt. The protagonist He broke into Baima Village and killed three people. In the process, he also escorted Zhang Chao. When he came back, he told Old Man Sun to help him find his savings. However, a few days later, Zhang Chao's wife also went to Old Man Sun's shop to buy wine to pay homage to Zhang Chao, and Old Man Sun suddenly understood all this. The image of Manzhi, the silly wolf guard who is confused and has low self-esteem, is so well created. He is really the most important redemption besides Yufu in the early stage. The dialogue "Mr. Xu, I am not stupid" made me excited in the middle of the night. It was also this line that created the image of a female supplementary who was stupid, naive, and had low self-esteem and liked the prince. To this day, I still remember Manzhi squatting on the ground and drawing circles with the branches, and stupidly realized that she seemed to be used by the prince, and now she seemed useless. The scene of silent tears made people sad. And I didn't expect that the author actually remembered this paragraph in the end, and recycled it so that the prince could explain it to Manzhi. I really felt tears in my eyes when I read this paragraph, and I felt like an old father watching his daughter find a good home. The prince's domineering attitude of "I'll give you stars and I'll help you solve your problems" when dealing with all kinds of emotional problems, usually relies on accidents. This is quite different from his domineering attitude of fighting head-on to be the best in the world. For silly women who only care about the prince, sometimes it makes people feel sorry for these silly women. The shortcomings of too many characters being thin in the later period are also obvious, but what I like most is that this kind of ending means that all the female characters have a good ending. I very much agree with this point. What I hate the most is the plot where some female characters have to leave decisively. If you want to let them go, then there should be no entanglements. If there are entanglements, then you have to take the responsibility to let them live a good life for the rest of their lives. What I hate most is seeing the lonely back of the female characters. This positive review really makes me very satisfied. Even all the previous shortcomings can be ignored. It is a pleasure to read the novel and the pictures. Thank you to the author for giving me this satisfaction. To sum up, the plot arrangement before Chang'an was a fairy tale. Unfortunately, the plot between Madam Lu and the Queen Mother Xiang'er was too unruly and willful at that time. However, after advancing to the middle and late stages, the negative perception brought about by this unruly and willful was well transformed into love. However, the main plot became boring again, and the prince became more and more scumbag in the later period. Each character has at least one attractive chapter, and the occasional rivers and lakes story also makes people feel the helplessness of ordinary people. Overall, it is a novel worth reading.

*The review is larger than a thousand words, it is recommended to read the full version in Book Friends Circle *The content of this article has been converted from traditional to simplified. Please forgive me if there are typos or parts of the words that do not convey the meaning. Still could use a better hatchet The setting is a very clear and interesting main axis. The protagonist must maintain close contact with the four of them, otherwise they will die in various accidents. The protagonist himself will end up in a dead end because of this close relationship. How can he maintain close enough intimacy without being in a bad situation? I think this setting is super interesting and gives the protagonist a perfect reason, but it is a pity that this setting is not used that much. The initial paragraph where the protagonist wants to change his mind and become a straight man is interesting enough, but later when he starts to recognize the reality and decides to decide the harem, the plot is not too dangerous. Instead, most of them are promoted by ordinary love events. I thought that we could see the various dangers brought by love and the special situations brought about to slowly melt the barriers between the protagonist and the four people. But what I see more is the normal love process between the protagonist Yiyi and the four people. This really makes people feel a bit too scumbag. Of course, the essence is that the protagonist is a scumbag, but I think it can penetrate the inner guilt of some protagonists, and some irresistible accidents cause both of them to be trapped in it and unable to leave. In my impression, the four female characters each have their own characteristics. Lu Qi is rational and kind, Ning Le is simple and dedicated, Ye Xun is young and strong, Yixuan is sinister, In fact, I feel that the characteristics of each character are not fully developed. Among them, Yixuan is even more regrettable. I thought there was too much description of jealousy, but there was not much description. I was obviously the first to worry about gains and losses. It also feels like the Shura Field part could be replaced with a more irresistible surprise. It may be that the author is too gentle and is unwilling to let the four female characters in the novel suffer too much ups and downs, so they are replaced with spiritual confrontations in the Shura Field. After seeing similar situations many times, I feel tired, and I am slightly irritated by characters who always show more jealousy. I like this super interesting idea, but after reading it, I feel a little pity. The hamster setting is also a pity. In fact, the best thing about the RE-type setting is the impact of the protected character accidentally discovering the truth. If more settings in this aspect can be used, I think this will make people like it more.

*The content of this article has been converted from traditional to simplified. Please forgive me if there are typos or parts of the words that do not convey the meaning. The perfect love partner who combines all the beautiful qualities Rika is the perfect girl who combines all the beautiful qualities. To quote a passage from the novel: 'She is cute, beautiful, family-oriented, gentle, hard-working, virtuous, can draw, cook, is not aggressive at all when she is angry, will be very happy when receiving small gifts, and will tell me, 'Come back soon.'" He is even a bit clingy, a bit silly, prone to fussing, obsessive, and well-behaved. The most important thing is that she likes the protagonist and loves her wholeheartedly and without reservation. I don't think any man can refuse a girl who is willing to give it to her for free. She fulfilled all the perfect fantasies about a love partner. She fell asleep after reading the book and her figure is still lingering in my mind. This is a pure love novel with a single heroine, like an intoxicating dream, and there is no powerless reality to remind readers of the cruelty of reality. The author gives readers a sweet and tiresome love that makes people immersed in it and unwilling to wake up. Of course, because of the limitations of these elements, this kind of novel is destined not to be too long, unless it is mixed with more other aspects of content, but it is not so pure. The whole book feels like the heroine's quiet and firm whisper: 'Look at me, look at me more, you can only look at me intently, look at all of me.' About the first 10% of the ups and downs of the plot are easily embarrassing and unpleasant. Later, when the readers gradually fall in love with Rika, it will be a beautiful sweet dream. However, it is a pity that similar embarrassing scenes are repeated after the relationship is officially established. Repeatedly using similar scenes to make sweets is a bit superfluous. If the last 30% can advance the plot faster instead of being repetitive, the whole book should be more refined, and the candy can stay in a perfect state of sweetness but not greasy. I think people who have read the book will fall into a deep depression and be unable to extricate themselves from the sweet pit of giving everything to Lixiang. However, as mentioned before, this kind of dream is too sweet and perfect. I am very grateful to the author for bringing me all this. However, older readers may be like me, secretly tightening their mood because of the shortcomings of reality, but feeling a little sad. Overall, I am not recommending this novel, but I am recommending Lixiang. I recommend this perfect and ideal girl that makes people immersed in it. Let her accompany you to have a good dream, and then work hard after waking up from the dream.

*The review is larger than a thousand words, it is recommended to read the full version in Book Friends Circle *The content of this article has been converted from traditional to simplified. Please forgive me if there are typos or parts of the words that do not convey the meaning. Can trust the other party's communication more The first 15% can be called fairy grass. The heroine is cool and smart, with a strong appearance but a soft and impressionable heart. Her small actions hide a warm connotation. The image of the cold character who is extremely strong and endearing becomes fuller little by little. The male protagonist is also the most charming during this period. His little attentiveness. For me, the most beautiful scene in the whole book is not the scene where he plays the guitar tunelessly and sings his first dream to the female protagonist, nor is it changing the song to "Love You" and then proposing at the concert. It is the protagonist secretly remembering what dishes her mother cooked when the female protagonist came home to judge that these are the dishes that the female protagonist likes to eat. The female protagonist's surprise when she ordered these dishes when we ate together. This is the most beautiful and attentive thing in the ordinary. However, around the middle of about 200 to 400 chapters, it is really disappointing. The repetitive scenes and interrupted formulas make people more and more awkward. They are forever locked in the heroine's house for dating, eating with her parents, and rushing back after missing her for a night. There are no complete relaxation scenes that look too broken, and they continue to consume the good impression initially established. The male and female protagonists also became more and more stereotyped during this period, and the female protagonist almost always only had a few fixed lines and fixed actions; the male protagonist's careful and considerate gentlemanly demeanor also disappeared, and the plot around this was really disappointing. This is not like a boyfriend and girlfriend who have established a relationship at all. Their attitude towards outsiders is even more generous. If this is the case, it is better to go back to the initial process of cautiously testing each other. The interactive plot of unintentional love looks even more flexible and more like a cute little couple than the interaction after love. Funny wood can really break people's hearts. Just using narration to describe how they are deeply in love with each other cannot cover up these loveless actions. I really like this arrogant heroine who persists in her dreams and is indifferent on the outside but has a passionate heart on the inside, and I also like this male protagonist who is thoughtful, generous, tolerant and willing to take responsibility. I hate all the elder plots with the male and female protagonists. I don't believe that any readers who love the male and female protagonists as much as I do would like to see this kind of obstacle that pretends to be family but actually hides malice between them. I like the male and female protagonists, their love for each other, and their complementarity with each other. Therefore, I cannot tolerate the obstacles between them. I cannot accept that they clearly love each other deeply but in some small ways they appear not to love each other that much. The only elder who admires in the whole book is Lin Jun. He is the only one who truly fully supports his son, and is even willing to take practical actions to remove the obstacles between the two of them for his son. To sort it out, from about 100 chapters to the establishment of the relationship, the male and female protagonists have great points that make people like it. From the next chapter 400, the process begins to repeat. The male protagonist gradually sinks, and the female protagonist gradually becomes indifferent. The two people deeply strengthen their proud parts, and the parts that touch each other's hearts gradually decrease. By the end of Four Hundred, the concert was touching, and then gradually became chaotic. The male and female protagonists really have qualities that make people feel very excited. The bland plot is not a problem. It loses its uniqueness without the main axis.

*The review is larger than a thousand words, it is recommended to read the full version in Book Friends Circle *The content of this article has been converted from traditional to simplified. Please forgive me if there are typos or parts of the words that do not convey the meaning. Every tragic ending relies on different sacrifices in exchange for not being completely swallowed up by despair. This is a book in the classic Crusuu style. Various classic Crusuo gods appear in turn and bring different disasters. In the desperate disasters, the investigators constantly sacrifice themselves in exchange for temporary hope, and then are overwhelmed by deeper despair. I think the biggest highlight is the courage that different characters burst out in the chapters where despair and disaster strike one after another, the courage and sacrifice that little people have buried deep in their hearts. Even if we may find that the last sacrifice was meaningless in the next chapter of disaster, surviving the last disaster is actually the greatest meaning. Each tragic ending relies on different sacrifices in exchange for not being completely swallowed by despair, holding on to hope and courage in the abyss, and discovering the noble courage buried in the human heart. The protagonist is indeed a character close to a saint. Such a character makes us admire and believe in us, but we cannot expect ourselves to be the same as him. Our favorite character is Ruoxiang Yuchi. He has no superpowers and just makes the bravest sacrifices in an ordinary way. Compared with the protagonist, they are ordinary, desperate, and will be used by evil gods. But because of their ordinaryness, their courage is more resonant and cannot be ignored. What's also very interesting is that some of the villain's theories are indeed irrefutable. Of course, I think readers would like to see the protagonist use more upright words to refute the villain, and use the voice of justice to tell the villain that they are wrong. But in fact, there are many realities that are completely irrefutable, and even make people think that what the villain said is right. This is depressing and upsetting, but it's interesting. Are we going to continue to make noble sacrifices to maintain a peace that doesn't seem to be completely righteous and flawless? I think everyone may have a different answer, but the answer the protagonist gives us in the story is that he believes that humans are stupid, but humans are also noble, and he is willing to ignore the despicable parts for the noble parts. I think this is an answer that is enough to convince me and allow me to gain a little salvation in this sad world. At the same time, this book is not recommended to everyone. Please consider again that you can detach yourself enough from the story to purely appreciate the hope. Don't put yourself too deeply into it, as such a gloomy tone will make people feel melancholy all day long. For the right people on the airwaves, I think this is a good introductory novel in the Clusus style. It emphasizes the brilliance of various difficulties when overcoming difficulties, and reduces part of the endless despair of the traditional Clusus style. At least after a period of despair, you can finally see some hope. Of course it may not include the ending, but I think a saint protagonist has sacrificed everything he can, and then other heroes will take up the torch and continue to fight against endless despair.

*The review is larger than a thousand words, it is recommended to read the full version in Book Friends Circle *The content of this article has been converted from traditional to simplified. Please forgive me if there are typos or parts of the words that do not convey the meaning. Ordinary and touching daily life of a doctor It took me a week to read this book. Although I really struggled to read the book in the later stages, the small clinical cases in the early and middle stages really moved me a lot. I was in awe of the disease and learned more cautiously, because maybe the next case would be an area I had never understood before. The difficulties of doctors, the difficulties of patients, and the relationship between doctors and patients are much more interesting than participating in competitions to win glory or developing new drugs to shock the world. My favorite character is Qin Yue. Such a silly girl who loves the protagonist wholeheartedly made me feel that the protagonist is not worthy of her many times. She will complain about who is not the father and mother who needs respect. She will be so anxious that she jumps on the gurney to perform CPR. She will worry that there is nothing she can do to help the protagonist. Even if she cannot get pregnant, she will worry that it is her own problem. Qin Yue is very strong, and the only occasion that left a deep impression on her was a medical incident in the emergency center, where a pregnant nurse was stabbed in the chest. Although the emphasis here is on medical incidents and blacklists, what impressed me most was that Qin Yue said that she just wanted to be an ordinary person and live a small life with the protagonist. She was so afraid that the protagonist would take risks. Can she not be a hero? I want to say that their marriage was not because Qin Yue was too lucky, but that Professor Chen was too lucky to have such a girl from heaven and earth fall in love with him. You can read the chapter titles for plots such as going abroad to compete, making medicine, or helping the powerful to treat illnesses. It will save you some time. I really don't like too many plots that shock or slap the second generation in the face. This makes me feel unreal. There should be limits to human stupidity. Are there so many people who are born to look down on others? Compared with Xiao Chen in the early period, Professor Chen in the later period made me feel that the settings and reactions were very different. The doctor was kind-hearted but principled. This was the impression that Xiao Chen gave me. What impressed me deeply was that Yan Ming rarely gave instructions. In the end, the patient had an acute myocardial infarction and was not found dead. Xiao Chen punched Yan Ming in the face. This kind of Xiao Chen gave me a more flesh-and-blood impression. Professor Chen gave me the impression that doctors have national boundaries. Compared with him, I think I prefer Xiao Chen who is on duty in the emergency room. But maybe it's because he is more capable and has more to consider. I am a small citizen and I really don't have such a vision, so I admire Xiao Chen even more when he is covered in blood. Finally, I suddenly thought of Professor Meng. The moment when she came to the stage with confidence to publish her paper was really beautiful. To sum up, I like all kinds of small clinical stories in the early and middle stages. After the middle and late stages, I guess it is because the clinical stories are almost used. There are many plots of competitions, pharmaceuticals, slapping people in the face, and noble people treating diseases. These plots are not very interesting. If you are in a hurry, I think it can be picked up by skipping the chapter names. Generally speaking, it may be more suitable to make the plot more compact and stop at marrying Qin Yue.

*The review is larger than a thousand words, it is recommended to read the full version in Book Friends Circle *The content of this article has been converted from traditional to simplified. Please forgive me if there are typos or parts of the words that do not convey the meaning. Filial piety deteriorates Master is so cute. With such a Master, who can not want to be filial to Master all the time? Who's filial piety can't change? Silly, lazy, violent, but simply looking forward to finding a suitable partner, quietly letting his love for a disciple deteriorate. The title of this book is completely in line with the theme, but it may be unfortunate because of it. It was finished in a hurry and ended before the final plot of filial piety was unfolded. I can only say that it is a pity. In my imagination, it should be a very touching scene. I'm not sure whether the author himself is full of filial piety and is reluctant to abuse the master, or whether he really writes the master's strength too high. There are very few scenes where the master is frustrated or the protagonist goes out of his way to save the master. These scenes should have a substantial filial piety bonus, and they can also trick a wave of tears from filial readers like me. As for the supporting characters, the supporting female characters are actually very interesting, including the master's shady master and the fearful disciple who knows too much. However, this book has a single female protagonist, and because I didn't join the group to read the extras, the protagonist is still a dedicated and good disciple in my heart. But I would like to describe these attractive characters. If they have secretly been attracted to the protagonist, but in the end they are alone or assigned to other characters, this will make people feel a little confused. I understand the gap between reality and novels, and I understand the charm of a single female protagonist. But in this way, I would not want the protagonist to seduce other characters. Being attractive but irresponsible will make me feel that the protagonist is a scumbag, and I would like to get a more willful ending in the novel. I think the advantages are very clear, a very three-dimensional and lovable master, an interesting system with clear feedback, and then cooperate with the author's creativity to fill the cycle of filial piety->exchange->better filial piety. In the process, the master gradually discovers that his love for his disciple is slowly deteriorating. In fact, my favorite part is the chapter that simply improves the master's life and shows filial piety. Watching the master become happy because of the protagonist's actions, I feel touched that all the efforts are worth it. To sum up, my favorite part is probably about the first 20%. This chapter where the master's life is improved and the master gradually realizes the importance of his disciple is like fairy grass to me. The plot slowly unfolds in the next dungeon. I personally think it is too messy and has no theme, so it is probably reduced to food. As for the end, it was cut in half due to various factors. Before the end, the protagonist worked hard and shed blood to fulfill his filial piety. Both the protagonist and the master found that each other's hearts had deteriorated and were full of the sour taste of love. Finally, I wish the author a great next book. I also want to see a flesh-and-blood and charming character like Master active in the next story.

*The review is larger than a thousand words, it is recommended to read the full version in Book Friends Circle *The content of this article has been converted from traditional to simplified. Please forgive me if there are typos or parts of the words that do not convey the meaning. The story of man's conflict with his created species This is a story full of conflicts, with an overall gloomy tone. It is always cloudy like the polluted environment in the story. It is attracted by the first paragraph of the story, and then more stories worth pondering are introduced, and the world slowly unfolds in a series of reversals. First of all, the world view draws on the world of Becoming Human and then extends it to a deeper level. Many scenes are familiar to people, such as the android protagonist finding Xia Chuluo to work on a case together, escaping from a home with secrets, and replacing parts of scrapped androids from an abandoned cemetery. The protagonist's understanding of himself is one of the many reversals that I think is great. Initially he realizes that he is reborn, and then he is told the truth by Yin Long, and then the remaining brothers reveal information to make him doubt himself. For me, this is a question that I often ask myself in the dead of night when I have entered middle age but have made no contribution, 'Who am I? ' The two have different focuses. I think each has its own outstanding points. Generally speaking, Becoming Human has less magical power to change everything, and the issues discussed are more specific. However, The Bionic Era introduces more conflicts and allows people to see more fragments worth thinking about. The advantages are very outstanding. The key point is that it raises deep conflict issues many times to make people think. Each short story has a part worth thinking about. The two most impressive scenes are: First of all, the initial character Li Meng, I think the relationship between her and Li Yu is the most touching in the whole book. After awakening, she chooses revenge, and finally stays with her forever. Maybe she deserves better treatment. Ordinary people like us actually only need to feel the sincerity of the other party to this degree to be able to give wholeheartedly, no matter whether the other party is a bionic person or something else. The second one is when the plan is destroyed, the android looks at her master for the last time and tells him: 'I will miss you.' This is even a character without a name, but this scene is the most beautiful scene in the book in my opinion. To sum up, this is a story describing a conflict. There are many issues worth pondering. Each short story is actually a complete article that can be slowly chewed and savored. By changing your perspective and taking on the roles in the book, you can get a lot of inspiration for thinking. Later, there will be more battles between gods. If the power of gods can be suppressed more here, and the feeling of being poor when some people are highlighted, the depth of this book should be further improved. I would also like to thank the author and hope that his next book will give us some more in-depth thoughts. I recommend this book to all readers who like to think wildly. Don't read too fast when reading. Chew more before reading the next fragment to feel better.

*The review is larger than a thousand words, it is recommended to read the full version in Book Friends Circle *The content of this article has been converted from traditional to simplified. Please forgive me if there are typos or parts of the words that do not convey the meaning. I hope it's a simple police novel about solving crimes I saw the main reason why I gave up chasing after watching the online drama, mainly because I couldn't stand the entanglement between the protagonist, Keiko and Mingmei. After breaking up with Keiko, he quickly hooked up with Mingmei, which suddenly made me feel that the protagonist was very unacceptable. Another reason was that the protagonist would automatically adjust his bottom line when facing high-level cases. It was really uncomfortable to watch, so I decided to stop here. First of all, the previous cases themselves are very interesting. Whether it is the process of committing the crime or the investigation, at least the cases are interesting enough to make people want to know the truth hidden behind them. In addition, the stories of the people involved in the cases also make people want to understand in depth. This is a story about a police case handling without any superpowers. The first case within a case left a deep impression on me. The protagonist mentioned something: Don't put him in a lower priority or be lazy to deal with it just because it is a small incident. Maybe the prisoner just needs such a successful case to gain confidence and commit a more serious case. The next innocent victim is so innocent. It was probably when this point was mentioned that made me identify with the protagonist. Personally, I feel that the protagonist's relationship is really terrible. I like works with many female protagonists, but I hate the treatment that seems to be very utilitarian, especially starting to attack the next event before the previous event has cooled down. This makes people unable to feel the sincerity of the protagonist. Generally speaking, I have watched Better multi-heroines usually establish a bond through unavoidable major events, and then gradually deepen it until they can't let go. But here, it seems that everyone's affection for the protagonist is full, and the protagonist is still hesitant about self-pity, which makes people uncomfortable. Finally, I think this novel is a pity. If there were no emotional lines or high-level events, but a simple crime-solving novel without side-effects, it would be much more comfortable. At least I was attracted to the protagonist, the supporting characters, and the people involved in the case, and I also hope that they can have a happy ending.

*The content of this article has been converted from traditional to simplified. Please forgive me if there are typos or parts of the words that do not convey the meaning. After the invincible salted fish After filial piety deteriorated, I read this book for five days. I originally thought that I could savor the sweetness and sourness of love when I interacted with Master from this book. Unfortunately, it was too far from my expectations, which made me read it intermittently. The story of the invincible boss can use classic routines to shock people at the beginning, which makes it interesting, but after the jokes are used up, it will inevitably become difficult to advance the plot. The routine of the villain coming too many times will become boring after a long time. The supporting actresses will be worried about the touching plot, and they will no longer worry about it as they become invincible every time. There is no upgrading of the plot, no crisis to shock people, only the exploration of the truth of the world and daily interactions between characters, but the protagonist is a salty fish, which means that he will not have any initiative to participate in the journey of exploring the truth. If the daily plot is not enough, and the interactions with the supporting characters are not enough to make people look forward to it, then the whole story will be difficult to find interesting. My favorite character among the characters is Senior Sister Ning Zhongzi. In all the scenes, only Senior Sister Ning Zhongzi is silly at home worrying about the protagonist Xuan Ye, which resonates with me. My next favorite is Ban Yue. Although she doesn't have many roles, her sincere and flawless enthusiasm is very contagious. As for the remaining female supporting characters, whether they are Lian Xin or Jiu Huxian, I also like them. People like it, but it's a bit difficult for people to say what they like specifically. All the female supporting characters are a bit stereotyped, like using settings to tell you what the character is like, instead of letting people slowly discover that you are like this through the interactive plot. I think this is a pity, and it makes people less moved by slowly falling in love with the character. The female protagonist is even less interesting. In the end, I only remember these words: 'He will save me alone. From now on, I can only stay at home to support my husband and raise my children, and I have no more dreams. ' These words make people feel heartless, and with the character of the protagonist, I think even if Xuan Ye fails a hundred times, he will save Xuan Ye and comfort her to try the one hundred and first time. I don't quite understand why a female protagonist is set up who is a bit unlikable and even looks a bit utilitarian. I even think that transferring the plot of pregnancy and childbirth to the senior sister will make everything look much sweeter. Finally, to summarize, the whole book is just food from the beginning, and the invincible flow routine is very interesting at the beginning. Unfortunately, when it gets too fresh and starts to explore the world and unfold the main plot, it is dragged down by the character setting, which makes the plot feel aimless. The truth of the world also makes people feel a bit disappointed. There are no big surprises. This feeling lasts until the ending. In addition, during the process of reading, I felt that the author is a very difficult person. Although I don't have QQ, so I couldn't go to the group to watch the extra chapters, but can anyone tell me what other works the author has completed in the past? I also want to find the feeling of love that comes from interacting with Master again. I also wish the author well and hope that the next book will be even better.