Reading Comfortable Book

This is a new book for Infinite readers, and I feel it is better than the middle ones. It can be regarded as a decent pseudo-Infinite, yes, two pseudo-books. The background of the Three Kingdoms in the main world, the first world borrows Jin Yong's background. But it's just a background, the setting is quite novel. The author's advantage is that his writing style is solid and he rarely suffers from language errors. There aren't too many holes in the setting, and it's cleverly conceived. The disadvantage is that he gives me a very boring feeling in the middle and late stages of each plot. It's a bit abstract, lacks a sense of substitution, and the climax is not satisfying. Overall B-. I feel that the author's writing skills have improved recently, and the plot after Qin Shi Mingyue is much more comfortable than before, B+.

Cuttlefish's new book. The background is suspected to be a combination of Europe in the steam age and the world of Cthulhu. Frankly speaking, this type of book is not Shanzhu's cup of tea. Just because of the name, I went in and tried it. I can only say that it is worthy of being a squid. Even if the background setting is not my favorite type, the book can still attract me. I feel that Zhongyuan Wuqing has hope. The atmosphere is gorgeous and real, and the step-by-step climax makes people sad and thrilling. And even the daily and foreshadowing parts can be written quite interestingly, and the quality is extremely stable. A rare masterpiece. A+. In addition, I gave it an A+ because I don't prefer this type of book. The quality alone is definitely S-level.

It's a new book, but the writing style is very comfortable. The setting that the main character is a left-behind child was a nuisance to me at first. I tried it because of the recommendation in the book review section. Then, I was lucky enough not to miss a good book. The author's description of customs is particularly realistic and his outlook on life is relatively positive. The character of the protagonist is also very comforting. The beginning of Chapter 60 was so awkward that I didn't even know what to say. Currently rated B.

Author, Yanyu Jiangnan. Starting from Notes of a Demon Hunter, the works of Yanyu Jiangnan, the plot writing style has become more and more down-to-earth while retaining its own unique spirituality and beauty. At that time, one book supported more than half of the story. The subsequent Sin City also left a very deep impression on me. The new book is still short, so it's difficult to write a review, but the name Yanyu Jiangnan makes me believe that this book is worth reading.

There is basically no old reader of Qidian who doesn't know this book. The Banana book took about ten years to write. The modern strategist who sees through the world travels back to the late Northern Song Dynasty. Please put it down. Although it is a somewhat profound book, the author is also a well-known author. But the author's character determines that death does not exist. No one in the protagonist group can die, so he can feel at ease. The disadvantage is that the writing is rather subtle, and you might not be able to understand it if you don't read it carefully. On the other hand, each chapter of the author is not short and weak, but he always writes every month and stops updating for half a year. Who remembers the previous plot after that? I read it in one sitting and got an S-. The follow-up reading was entirely supported by the good writing, and it was a B+.

The first book to be added to the bookshelf due to advertising. It is set to be infinite in a virtual game, similar to Thriller Park and Body Bugs, but the focus is on player-ware confrontation and IQ online. The author's writing is first-rate, the setting is perfect, the main plot has not collapsed at all, and the branch plots can also be rounded out. There are two shortcomings. First, there are too many mistakes and typos in works of the same level. Second, the pace is too slow, with one copy every two months. And the layout is huge. If it doesn't collapse as planned, it will probably be at least six million words in total. Generally speaking, look for A- when fattening, and B when chasing.

New book by the author of The Great Nirvana. It feels like a clear breakthrough compared to previous works. The protagonist's behavior is close to reality, but he also has a noble temperament. At the same time, this is also the best book for shaping the image of women. What normal people can imagine is that the second female lead is like the goddess you had a crush on when you were young, and the first female lead is a bit perfect, but makes people feel real, unlike the female protagonist who is unreal. (Personally, the only person who can be compared is the son-in-law, but the latter is a historical woman, and this book is closer to reality.) I have never seen a female character portrayed to this level. If so, please be sure to leave a message and let me know, this level of characterization alone makes it worth reading. Read A in one breath and catch up on B+. I think the update that everyone has criticized is okay (this book is going to be a fattening book anyway), but I feel like the pretense and slap in the face are becoming more and more deliberate. Fall to fattening B+ and chase B-.

The title of the book persuades people to quit, the main character Goldfinger is extremely poisonous, and the writing is a little childish at the beginning. But please hang in there! Among the nearly a hundred fantasy books I have read, it has the best setting. (Except those like Qing Yunian whose realms are not particularly different) The logic of events is perfect, the characters are full and multifaceted, and the IQs of the supporting characters are online. It can be called a fantasy city! The disadvantage is that the battle scenes are slightly lacking and the rhythm control is average. C at the beginning, B+ after that, and the person you like can reach A.

Urban clear flow, well-known works. Both the logic and the three concepts are top-notch, the response and foreshadowing are very good, and it has the flavor of a physical book. The disadvantage is that as an online literature, some plots are a bit delayed when updating. Completed. A.

Non-traditional online games. The architecture of the game should be innovative. But this book still doesn't require too much thinking, just follow the plot. And there aren't many self-contradictions in the book. As for the shortcomings, sometimes the unfolding of the plot can be a bit confusing, and the modularity of the supporting characters is a bit obvious. Overall, B-, but there are not many books in this style. If you read it correctly, you will get an A.

The power system is relatively complete, and the writing, IQ, and logic are above average. The climax is solid and engaging. The disadvantage is that transition chapters are boring, such as after changing maps for the first time. And the early stages of the book are a bit immature. Overall B+, the eight major world parts (around the first 600 chapters) are A.

The style is similar to I Killed the Master, but in comparison, the language is more mature, the main line is clear, and the logic is much more complete. The way to decide whether to read this book is very simple, just click on it and read three chapters. Three chapters of this book are enough for you to make a judgment. Rated A-, liked A+. Later updates and plot went in a direction that was incomprehensible to B-.

The new book Wu Jie Zhi has a better plot logic and is easy to read. Most characters have certain characteristics of their own. However, after the protagonist's strength exceeds a certain level, the performance of low-level characters tends to be NPC-like. The entire book is basically a show performed by the protagonist alone. Except for the beginning, the entire book is a combination of the sweeping monk and the mastermind behind the scenes. Some character behaviors and dialogues actually violate logic when viewed in conventional terms, but if you imagine the novel as an animation, you will feel no sense of violation (#-.-). And although it is a novice novel, there are few unacceptable poisonous points in the book, and the climax is quite impressive. It is the [hidden] YY that most people have experienced when they were young and watching anime. Personally, I think it is the one that best fits the introduction of the book list. A.

It is a very famous book, it is full of imagination, and it is indeed a setting that ordinary people cannot easily think of. In the early stage, it was always joyful, and in the later stage, it was occasionally joyful amidst the seriousness. I wanted to give up at the time, but I thought about it since I had already read so much, so let's finish it. The postscript was so touching, but it ended so abruptly. Although it was complete from the perspective of the book, this shows that the author is a ruthless man. A to A+ in the early stage, S in some plots, B after the Earth Fairy comes out. By the way, you can watch the first part of the anime, and the second part haha.

Many people don't read it when they see a well-known author, but in this book the author completely changed the previous plot style, at least in the first five hundred chapters. The main character is quite jumpy. Except for the one before and after switching maps, the other one made me willing to click in when I saw the update. The language style is also considered normal, and most people can give it an evaluation ranging from Liang Cao + to Xiancao -.

In the first few chapters, the author is probably looking for some status, which is a bit baffling. However, many Mary Sue settings in the early stage can be explained later. In addition, the end of each chapter is a climax. Especially at the end of the fifth chapter, many people have more or less fantasized about the cross-level large-scale undifferentiated super AOE that many people have fantasized about when reading novels. I sincerely recommend reading this before deciding whether to abandon the book. Of course, if you still don't like the plot after watching it, there's really no need to try it. Don't be superstitious about Long Kong's comments. A+ if you like the writing style. Even if you are not used to the language style, the plot and setting alone are at least B. The climax is the best and most stable fantasy I have ever seen, bar none. It collapsed slightly in the late stage, C+. But you can think of it as a long postscript.