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I love this book so much now that I have become a little fan of the author?Ω? The writing skills are profound and have a very ancient charm. The characters are created with a sense of group resemblance. Both the protagonist and the supporting characters are vivid and have different personalities. They are handsome and suave. I feel that I can make up many CPs in my head (wrong, crossed out). There is no need to say the plot, with twists and turns and interlocking links. I don't know where to start at the moment, but I highly recommend it (?>?

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I originally thought it was a story about fighting for hegemony, but now I'm not sure. The book is still in Bingda's old style, with suspenseful twists and turns, and the map is constantly changing while advancing the plot. As long as you read Bingda's book, his words will always capture you firmly. Therefore, the advantages of this book are the same as those of Bingda's previous books, and the things that trouble me as a reader are still those, such as too many repeated destructions of character creation, too many turns, and a bit of aesthetic fatigue. But to be honest, there is no need to force too much, this level has already crushed most.

1 The characters are vivid, the protagonist is like Guo Jing, and the intellectual responsibility is given to Xiu Xiu and Wan Feng, which is great. It avoids 90% of the common problems of the protagonist being too intelligent and almost a monster, and the supporting characters having low IQs! 2. Many of the foreshadowings are suspenseful, such as the protagonist's life experience, where is his mother, and Wan Feng's secret. The "suspense" alone can support many series, such as Tomb Raider Notes, Zhetian Perfect Holy Ruins, and Dou Po series. 3. My favorite protagonist is only a human-male hybrid, the supporting characters are reborn, Wan Feng is also a traitor, and the traitor brother is an old man. They are not given away one by one as the narrative develops. Can you believe it? Great. 4 Reasonable and clever. It's reasonable, the main character is admired, and a lot of them are disliked (in some books, the main character is always hostile and suppressed by everyone, and then turns back to kill him. It's repetitive. It's readable but uncomfortable). Some of the unreasonable ones are left to the supporting characters to be stupid, which is good for taking advantage of. For example, the master of the Lord's Chance Tree Cave did not give the Lord many treasures, skills, disciples, and connections. It was not the author who jumped out to explain and write the setting, but the old man who was good-looking and reserved.

Fantasy. The protagonist's soul travels through the Japanese fantasy RPG game. Because the protagonist has played the game before traveling through time, he knows the historical development of the world and the fate of the characters (NPCs), and also has plug-ins for the game system. So I started to resist change. The worldview is hugely shaped, and the power system in the later stage is chaotic.

The fire is not extinguished! It's strange to say that in other fantasy novels, I avoid love scenes like tigers and snakes, but here I just want to see Brother Xiaoqiu fall in love with the girls, but you are so damn good to go and do it, it makes my heart itch. The character reuse rate is really high. Each character can appear seven or eight times. Even if he dies, he will show up again after hundreds of chapters. The character characterization is a bit overdone. In the world of Taoist priests, except for the old woman and the bald man, everyone else is a special villain, and none of them can be trusted! Overall, the book can still be called a fairy tale, and the world view is exceptionally well-created. The author's imagination has to be convinced. There is no old-fashioned way of defeating monsters, upgrading and completing quests, and it will never let you guess the subsequent plot. And when I thought that the ending would have a big climax, I didn't expect that it ended badly. It was just a little bit, a little bit.

This is the story of Zhou Ning, a boy who was born in the magic-based Jubiao Empire but could not cast magic. He took his two friends, Nangong Bei and Yuan Yin, to pursue the true meaning of martial arts and magic and embarked on the "golden road" that allowed them to grow up. Travel and adventure along the way to experience exotic customs and reveal the grand blueprint of the super demon-killing empire. The nonsensical humor is frozen thousands of miles away, and each character has a story buried deep in his heart that he doesn't want to mention. I still vaguely remember those wandering figures. Qi Lin, the strongest dragon warrior who seems frivolous but is actually infatuated, Yuan Yin who values love and justice, the erudite and wise Xiao Shu, the greedy and filial demon doctor Lu Ying, and the beautiful and tragic demon girl Shang Lanyan are all unpredictable. The romantic poet Hua Huo, and the appearance of the four beauties with different personalities, Chen Yu, Luo Yan, Bi Yue and Xiu Hua, dazzled the readers, marveling at the author's ingenious conception and giving them an immersive feeling.

A masterpiece that opened the door to a new world for me. I watched it all night in college. Chu Xuan is my forever male god. The team spirit among the Central Continent teams is really admirable. Every character has blood and tears. Including Luo Yinglong and Nios from other enemy teams. However zhttty is a liar. The promised Infinite Horror 2 may be shelved in my lifetime.

After finally reading the epilogue, I suddenly felt that every character, Douglas, Fernand, and Hathaway seemed to suddenly appear in front of me again. Each character is flesh and blood, has its own legend, its own sadness, and its own story. A masterpiece, I don't want to explain that the book is a bit depressing at the beginning, but this is also the characteristic of this book. In addition, this book lacks explosion, and the fighting scenes are very dull (no need to defend the author's own admission), but I have to admit that the magic written in this book has a sense of mystery, which makes people read. It will not feel like wearing the name of magic, but using some kind of vitality and mysterious energy to fight. It won't make people feel that they are not releasing weird magic, but using passionate skills. Therefore, the fights in this book should not be suitable for hot-blooded fights. If the author makes the fighting scenes weirder, it will be more exciting. In addition, the description of some paragraphs needs to be improved!

The book was written almost ten years ago. However, unlike today's mainstream game novels that are keen on describing the treasure hunt and hegemony in the dungeon, Canaan focuses more on adventure and the portrayal of characters. In particular, some of the small characters are brilliantly written. Every character in it is so real and distinct. They adhere to their own ideas and walk firmly on the long road. For example, the heroine "Snow" does not hesitate to fall for the protagonist and does things that go against her own heart, which makes people feel very emotional. Canaan does not rely on the DND setting to attract people. He is telling a story about ideal confrontation and the pursuit of faith. DND is just a background. The wisdom of the mage, the cooperation of teammates, the magnificent world, and the confusing plot are the charm of this book. The author once promised to finish Canaan after finishing Amber. Unfortunately, readers are too naive. Amber has been written for several years and has not yet been completed. The update speed is speechless. Canaan is far away and will not be completed in another lifetime.

There is no pyrotechnics, a brilliant supporting cast, and excellent emotional mobilization. The main problem is that there are so many weak logical connections if it is taken seriously. The character Ye Qiu is too deified, and there is a huge contrast between before and after. The setting of the game itself is limited by the times and the author's imagination, and there is no authenticity at all - there will be no competition that requires daily equipment to support the game, and there will be no formula research or even individual settings. It is just a commercial company, not God, and the game itself is not the whole world. The online game part can be modified into a competition or simply drastically reduce the word count. Finally, it is undeniable that the market demand for fuxiang has played a role in promoting this book, but what I hate is the intrusion of fujoshi into non-fuxiang works. There is one characteristic of the fujoshi group that I cannot forgive - many times the nature of fujoshi pairings is "not recognizing feelings other than love." Family and friendship do not exist in the eyes of some fujoshi, which is a blasphemy against human nature.

It is a drama-style novel that attracted the attention of the public because the story unfolds from multiple protagonists' perspectives at the beginning. In a dystopian world where supernatural powers are revealed to the world, the story of an invincible pervert trying to gather his partners and cleanse the entire world. This is probably the most physical book among Hawthorn's novels (although it would be strange to describe it this way). Since the protagonist is invincible, there is no suspense in the later stages of the plot, but it is still a fantasy masterpiece worth reading. Hawthorn has been achieved three times in a row. This should be my favorite writer at Qidian.

The loose comedy is quite interesting, but the logic is not very rigorous, and the characters are relatively flat, but it is basically self-consistent, so you don't need to go too deep into the comedy. It has been said that it is "the most chaotic in history". Naturally, the writing is very chaotic. Various elements and characters come together to mess around. Basically, there are several laughs in every chapter. It is quite fun to read. I strongly recommend the audio version of Ai Baoliang's book, which is highly restored. It's rare for a good novel to have a good audio book, love it.

A work of genius, a rare good book that writes stories with heart instead of stacking words. The main and supporting characters have vivid personalities, and the content is interesting and not kitsch. The story is based on the online game + unlimited streaming model, and is written into dozens of unit dramas that echo back and forth through the process of brushing copies. The rhythm is well controlled, which reduces the psychological fatigue of reading a long story. The early part of the article is very amazing, and the thrilling game atmosphere is immersive; in the middle period, the thriller elements are reduced, and inference decryption begins to become the mainstream; in the later period, fighting scenes become standard, which greatly reduces the charm of the whole book. The main plot is full of tension, but excessive reversal consumes the reader's empathy. In the final analysis, it is evil to rely on settings alone to forcibly defy nature. Perhaps it is the limitation of the author's writing power, or perhaps it is the natural limitation of the online game genre. It is difficult to write touching scenes in game-type stories. The interest, setting depth, breadth of coverage, characterization, writing sincerity, and overall completion of "Thriller" are all excellent. Unfortunately, it is weak in the touching aspect and is one step away from fairy grass.

Time-travel historical novel (Ming Dynasty) Character: Brave and resourceful, calm and calm Highlights: Qingliu Poisonous points: - Disadvantages:... Plot: ★★★★ Characters: ★★★★ Writing style: ★★★★★ General comment: Heaven and man are separated forever, and a song that clears the guest's heart will never end. Digression: Unlike other readers, I was not aware of the author's condition when I read this book, and I was indifferent to the author's many references to his body in the article. It seems really shameful now. At the end of the article, I have been waiting for an update for a long time and am itching to find out the situation - it is so, it is so. I saw that the author of the words in front of me was no longer in this world. Each word was a solitary shell that he had thrown away on the beach. This really hit me hard with the weight of my life. I thought that even if it was a bad ending or an eunuch, all books would have a final chapter and all stories would have an ending. It turns out there is such a kind of farewell.

This book is great! The good thing is that it reads smoothly, just like the weather outside the window, it may be sunny, rainy, snowy or frosty, but one day after another, the days go by like this, with slight fluctuations but still calm. This is the life that many people dream of. The protagonist did it as a cat, which was not easy. But to be honest, if the protagonist were replaced by an individual, he might not be able to achieve this level of success. It can be regarded as taking advantage of the setting. In addition, when I finished reading this book, I felt that it was still unfinished, and I complained about why I couldn't write more about this book that seemed like boiled water. Later, when I looked back, I realized that this was actually much more difficult than writing about the fight between gods and gods for ten thousand years. It was good to be able to write this. If you really want to read something similar, just read it again.

I have no interest in the other two books after "Arcane Throne" by Thief. This one finally returns to the medieval style that she is good at hhhh. Anyone who is familiar with squid knows that under this premise, this book is at least a starting point. It makes me happy to see it. Cuiyu's progress is obvious to all. As she said, "everyday writing can be very interesting." -------- The power system of this book is a brand-new potion promotion system mixed with Cthulhu flavor. Of course, it's okay if you don't understand Cthulhu; the protagonist is an honest time travel setting, and the character setting should be regarded as a white-collar worker, with a little bit of "keyboard warrior" added. I have to say that Squid Girl is too lazy this time. At the beginning, if it were a different author, 80% of the book would be shot directly by the editor? ? But to be honest, Squid has made great progress. She has completely mastered the true feelings without sensationalism. When Old Neil died, I cried like a dog in the library while listening to the BGM on my headphones...