A Transgender Omnivore's Journey to Beginnings

Personal recommendation: ★★★★ When I read the author's book for the first time, I felt that the writing style was very comfortable, light and lively but not too deviant or deviating from the text. The small theater where the dialogue is played is really interesting. The heroine wanted to be strong in her last life, and she married an inhumane man who crushed the scumbag. Although she was not happy, at least she died strong, but the sisters in the family all ended badly. In this life, he has been trying to keep his family safe from the time he broke off the engagement. He is considered to be an unstoppable Shuangwen, and he has basically not suffered any defeat. The younger sisters also grew up together. The family was very harmonious, and they all obeyed the heroine. The male protagonist has a good character and has a "family" that is holding him back, but he is not kidnapped by morality at all, and he cooperates with the female protagonist to deal with his own family without mercy. In the early stage, the two were more like partners, but after their feelings were triggered, they pursued each other generously. There was no bloodshed or misunderstanding, just a sweet love, and the heroine always took the lead.

Personal recommendation: ★★★★☆ The half-star is still tied to the main plot and is just average, just like Jiu Zhang. Solving Crimes is the only authoritative modern criminal investigation text without CP. The case is still very well written as always. I have always felt that Taozi is really good at writing about the murderer. After being fully emotional, he can then take a positive view from the protagonist's point of view and show his attitude that his situation is merciful and his crime is unforgivable. It's embarrassing but also reminds me that we must choose the right way even if we counterattack the damage. The heroine's super IQ is online, and the logic of the case is also online. She will quote some psychological and sociological theories, and the process of peeling off the cocoon is very interesting. Although there is no emotional connection, it's actually quite easy to get along with Li. It's not an official relationship but it makes people fall in love with each other. I don't know if I can understand it. I clicked on the details in order to add a book, but I didn't expect that someone in the comment area was disgusted with Li. It's a long time ago and my memory is not clear, but I have the impression that he is a really good partner and actually has a lot of emotional intelligence. Later, he understood the heroine very well and had a sense of boundaries, which provided a lot of emotional value.

Personal recommendation: ★★★☆ I have probably read three of hope Xing's books, Jiao Niang, Jun Jiuling and this one. In fact, I didn't like hope Xing's style very much at first. Her heroines are all typical female heroines. It's not that I don't like strong women, but she just can't be as strong as I am. How can I put it... She feels very strong and unreasonable. And I always buy stocks. Although the official allocation can usually be recognized at a glance, I always have to pull between different stocks, which goes against my need for ancient sayings. But I have to admit that hope Xing is really good at telling stories, and the plot is well written, so I just kept watching it. It's just that the heroine is always a little uncomfortable if she doesn't meet the aesthetics. After that I was reluctant to click on her books. I chose this Danzhu book to write a review because of a chapter that has always been criticized repeatedly over the years... But I really didn't like the bottomless love Danzhu showed to Zhang Yao's white moonlight filter like an old mother in the early stage. Behind him is the third prince who keeps getting involved. Many people think it is justifiable for him to implicate innocent people and take revenge on society, and their views are shattered. The only thing I like in the whole book is the male protagonist. His character is perfect, but his emotional line is quite marginal... It's still a matter of buying stocks. It's really uncomfortable to raise stocks for male partners.

Personal recommendation: ★★★★ The heroines of the same author are always strong, and this one is too. Even though the male and female protagonists are both from the royal palace, the female protagonist is still firmly on top, while the male protagonist is a little more arrogant and loyal. In terms of the overall story structure, I personally think it is the best one so far. There is a core suspense that has been hanging all the time, and clues are slowly being released. From the beginning, it was thought to be a cliche, and then the speculation was repeatedly overturned. Up to now, after 175 chapters, there are still many doubts and speculations. The female protagonist has a cool start, and then becomes almost invincible and kills all the enemies along the way. Recently, various forces have begun to exert their strength, and there is a sense of tension as each is showing off his or her powers and preparing to fight, as if everyone is racing to see who can make a breakthrough first. The love line is not developed much, and it has a slight meaning of marriage first and love later, but I think the real wedding of the two may have to wait until the finale.

Personal recommendation: ★★★★ It's an antique article from more than ten years ago. I wrote it based on my impressions from that time, and it may not be in line with current aesthetics. Mainly because I saw a new book opening, which brought back dusty memories. Yue Guan's books are up to the point where I read Ye Tianzi (I haven't finished them yet). I have basically read the previous ones, and I will only recommend the one I like the most. I like Night Journey in Jinyi because it does not rely on modern knowledge like most historical texts. The greatest ability is to carry and copy copies, and then accelerate industrial civilization, develop towards characteristic socialism, and build an ideal utopia in ancient times. Yueguan's novels all follow the protagonist's own unique path of correction, and Night Walk in Jinyi is particularly in line with the historical environment. There is no forced cheating to advance the world process, but it has played its greatest role as an integral part of history. What time travel brought him was just predicting the direction of history and understanding historical celebrities, which was an advantage due to lack of information. What is reflected is not the superiority of modern people, but the excellence of the character Xia Xun himself. Many contemporary characters have online IQs, and their layouts are very interesting. What impressed me the most was a case that was reversed again and again. What kind of prince was he probably? Whether it was black or white, I was really impressed at the time. And where Zhu Di moved the capital, he was also working step by step. Finally, I could accept this aspect of harem stories back then. Anyway, whether it's a harem or a single female protagonist, the majority of male videos are tool guys, and they should all be viewed as RPG teammates. But I have to say that the relationship between ♂♀ in the following books became more and more confusing (starting from "Drunk Pillow"). After seeing this as a highlight, I gradually became disgusted with it.

Personal recommendation: ★★★☆ I liked the first two books by Yuzhu very much and highly recommend them, but this new book is getting less and less popular as I write about it. In the early days, I could give it at least four stars. I read over a hundred chapters in one go, and I felt that it was one of the few stories that I couldn't put down. The main plot of escape + immortality is very attractive, and coupled with the spiritual realm in the mind, it can be regarded as a fusion of many popular settings. But in the later stages of writing, I started to lean toward historical writing, and the structure became more and more scattered. The original title of the book was The Ming Dynasty, which was about changing the direction of history, but it suddenly fell into a very stereotyped historical writing routine, and its appeal dropped. The Japanese part is really too cliche. Eight out of ten Japanese-hatred books will follow this pattern. The subsequent rectification of officialdom and other matters were also sudden macro reforms and micro private servers. The invention thread that had been put away since the Xianli washing machine was suddenly picked up again, quite like a stick here and a hammer here and there. In fact, in the officialdom line, Xiaohong's past part is very well written, it is a complete plot, and the rest is almost all scattered branches. It's as if a Xianxia RPG suddenly stopped the main plot and started running endless NPC side plots.

Personal recommendation: ★★★★☆ It took a while to finish, so my memory may not be so clear. Generally speaking, it is a historical text about strong women, GB text () The male and female protagonists are double-crossed. They knew each other originally. In the real world, the male protagonist has a crush on the female protagonist. Then after crossing the world, the two of them happened to be an engaged couple. The story of falling in love while conquering the world, conquering the world is the main line. In my impression, the human nature in troubled times is well written. Even though they were all born into aristocratic families, they all had some family troubles, and after the initial resolution, they started to fight against each other in troubled times. The heroine has a sharp temperament, takes the leadership route, has personal charm, and has the ability to fight. The male protagonist is also a male majoring in science in the auxiliary department, giving full play to his mathematical genius to help the female protagonist in infrastructure construction.

Personal recommendation: ★★★ A popular article that I abandoned halfway through. I checked my subscription records in the past few days and discovered that I actually subscribed to more than 200 chapters. In fact, I initially thought the copy of the game was pretty good, and I am still impressed by the Taoist dancing shoes. I just like books with a thriller atmosphere. But after gradually starting PvP, it started to feel a bit like Long Aotian Invincible. In addition, the setting of the previous generation of Demon King was too confusing. After this kind of destiny was in your sight, I didn't like it so much, but I had the patience to read it for the sake of the new copy. The reason for abandoning the article was the relationship with my sister-in-law... I can accept the male harem and the selling point of beauty, but what are you doing under the guise of a relative? Anyway, I got tired of it and gave up.

Personal recommendation: ★★★★☆ The story is really well written, very gripping, and the opening setting can retain people, making them want to explore. I quite like the protagonist Qing Chen. He is not the type who is all-powerful, but more of a low-key IQ-type invincible type. I haven't read any of the author's previous works. This is the first one, but it also establishes the knight profession and makes me want to see their origins. Different forces are written with their own characteristics and are very memorable. What seems to be a bit criticized is that I often overestimate my intentions and force sensationalism, but I still like this and think it's okay, although the frequency is so high that it seems a bit deliberate () I will reduce the star by half because I feel that the big scene at the end was not well grasped, and it is still a bit vain. Having said that, after enlarging the worldview, there are not many that really make me feel that I have written it, and I can't even think of it at once. Once I start to organize the mysterious world and universe of most of them, I can't get far away from them. This book is generally good. Maybe if you have read the previous work, you will have more resonance with it.

Personal recommendation: ★★★☆ Willow Ye just finished a new book. The beginning is still very good. The heroine is decisive in killing. She does not need to repeatedly plan for hundreds of chapters. She has a roughly feasible plan and can kill a target with just a few chapters. In the early days, I felt a bit like watching Zhang Huan. I was not restricted at all at home, and I would not get stuck in house fights. I gave my grandparents a little shock every day. The male protagonist basically appears at the beginning, and he is very protective of the female protagonist from the beginning because of some connections. It is very easy to fight in the early stage. What to say later, it has always been sweet, but the male protagonist is becoming more and more like a tool. He seems to have no life of his own. He exists only to revolve around the female protagonist. He does not have much personal charm of his own, so after confirming the relationship, he is not so easy to beat... It's rare to have a biological father who loves his daughter as much as his life, and the background is completely blank. Although it does have nothing to do with the main plot, I can't write more about it, I just think it is too flat. The female protagonist has been playing a stable role until the ending... It's a bit of a forced plot. In fact, I think this time-travel setting is so special, so it's a pity that I didn't write more about it after explaining it in such a sloppy way. I have the impression that Liuye's two recent books ended less than satisfactory, starting high and leaving low.

Personal recommendation: ★★★ The updated review adds half a star. I actually didn't like the last book that much (it just didn't suit my personal taste), but I caught up on the new book because of the event. The result was outrageous. After more than ten chapters, it felt like I was watching a Tokai version of Steins; Gate. It's not just a tribute, it's almost a replica of Stone Gate. That is to say, starting from the internal conflict of the protagonist group, Jiang Ran's story finally began based on the setting of Stone Gate. However, the logic is not strong at the moment, and it is difficult to identify with many of the protagonist's actions. Sometimes I really feel that it is to suppress the development of the plot and forcibly reduce the intelligence. The pace of this book is still slow, the amount of information is not much, and there are more invalid words. You insist that it is all foreshadowing, but it does affect the reading experience of online articles. Added after launch: It looks better than the free part. Actually, I don't quite understand. Is it really okay to persuade people to quit during the free period? I started to work on some suspense. Just as the dreamland was better in the previous book, the prison break part of traveling to the future is also better now. The appearance of new characters has the author's own characteristics, but the shadow of the previous book is still very heavy, and it often feels like changing the soup without changing the medicine.

Personal recommendation: ★★★★ Prell's Eye yyds! This setting where everything can be tagged is really interesting. You can know some little-known gossip by looking at people. You can cheat and explore the essence at any time by looking at items. Moreover, the fact that there are personality attributes with subjective evaluations really enhances the fun. Because of the hook, the protagonist basically has an invincible growth flow. But he is not a lone wolf. With partners who are equally invincible, Wujiu is the best captain! The story and characters are actually very well written, but I still saw that it was left in the middle and late stages. I may not necessarily abandon the article, but may pick it up and continue reading. Mainly because I was a little tired in the later stage, the Eye of Prior was gradually weakened, and the huge world view began to be overhauled. A common problem with this type of writing is that it is easy to write in vain, and it is scattered all over the place without being practical. Several major forces each show their magical powers, and a few heroes appear in troubled times. If I can't write a story that is astonishing and deviating from the cliché, I will be a little bored.

Personal recommendation: ★★★ Not long after I started reading, I felt that I would give up sooner or later, but I didn't expect to read more than 800 chapters. The setting of the hotel and the writing of the dungeon are actually quite interesting. There are a few strange layouts that are really good, and they are not just ghosts who kill by instinct. What attracted me to watch further was the setting of each mission, the different weird killing techniques, and the mystery surrounding Ji Li. What I personally don't like is that the tone of the entire book is too indifferent to human life. Hotel employees can be killed casually, not to mention ordinary people affected by hotel missions. They really don't take human life seriously. So I was going back and forth between the fact that the values ​​​​of this book did not suit me and the weird atmosphere was indeed attractive. In addition, after the store manager fight occurred, the one who couldn't be killed was too buggy. He had the boss's health bar and attribute values, but his positioning was not so boss-like. I don't like their line too much, it feels like an inexplicable forced numerical value.

Personal recommendation: ★★★☆ When I read the introduction, I thought it was a rules-based train survival game, but it turned out that trains are really just means of transportation, although a lot of things do happen on trains. Generally speaking, it is a multi-world shuttle game with unlimited flow of copies. Representing real-world culture in different partitions? Civilization? Humanities? During the process, the protagonist changes the world while clearing the dungeons that exist in this zone. Personally, I quite like the values ​​​​of the protagonist. He is neither evil nor holy, and has his own moral code. I stayed at the game initially because the creation of dungeons and props was quite unique, the clearance process also reflected the protagonist's IQ, and several dungeons were quite interesting. It's just that the protagonist won't take the initiative to explain until the end, and readers may have to play guessing games with the supporting characters. To be honest, the world that impressed me the most was Zhang Shuo's interpretation of Xiaohua Honghong. I was instantly struck by it at the time, but it was really not in the text. It was too obscure. The invincible growth flow of the character line, because Brother Xu is low-key, is a way of pretending that readers from a God's perspective can enjoy. Once it is activated, it will be a killing. Why there aren't many stars? It's because the main plot is too weak. Brother Xu always feels like he's drifting with the crowd. After nearly three thousand chapters, it feels like he's not even halfway through it. The author is tired of updating...

Personal recommendation: ★★★★ Even though I clicked on it and closed it N times, I was finally attracted by the introduction and read it patiently, and finally got into the book. Initially, I read the author's previous doomsday puzzles. Although I saw the placement in the middle and later stages, I had expectations for the author's style, so I clicked on the three towers again. My personal evaluation at the beginning was that it was really vulgar, but once I entered the dungeon, I couldn't control it. Guita's imagination is really good! The weird atmosphere of the first dungeon is very good, but overall it can only be regarded as an appetizer. The following ones are really exciting in their own way. Moreover, the linkage design between the Desire Tower and the Guilty Tower is also very clever, which is equivalent to the next time the tower passes through two twin copies. In addition, there is no common problem of unlimited flow of dungeons, because downloading is almost non-stop, and there are no dungeons at all. At present, only Killing Tower is always in a useless position that is neither embarrassing nor embarrassing. I hope it can be enriched in the future.

Personal recommendation ★★★☆ A book that seems to be about the trial of human nature, but is actually just a pure battle of wits. The main ones are the careful calculation and intrigue in the game dungeon, the sociological evolution ecological tank in the community outside the dungeon, and the 12-person political science classroom. Personally, I like both of these themes, and I especially like the pure battle of wits. It feels like you can think along with the rules in the book and compete with the author. However, some people may feel that the rules are too complex and require a lot of brainpower, making them seem too tiring. In the community building part, I have the same interest in human observation as the protagonist, so I don't feel that it is watery like many people. But there are indeed many voices that feel unreasonable and childish, so please avoid them yourself. Perhaps because the author focuses on writing game wits, the story and character creation are slightly lacking. If you don't pursue the main line and character line, you can give it a look if you like to watch real and IQ-type dungeons. 2025.12.21 Update halved stars The dungeon started to become more and more cumbersome, and on top of repeating the rules, there were also problems with repeated explanations. Even people who like to solve puzzles will find it difficult to read. If you don't change it later, you may lose your rating.

Personal recommendation★★★ Very subjective personal recommendation and very personal subjective evaluation. If you don't like it, don't read it. Maybe I really don't understand science fiction, it looks like fantasy... Especially the explanation of 42 given at the end is like a deus ex machina. The ending of the core suspense of the freshman year is so trivial, which I cannot accept. In fact, the core setting of traveling through different future world lines through dreams and repeatedly looping through the last day of the doomsday is good, and this is probably the only part that I find interesting. What shocked me the most in the whole book was when Teacher Wei read the three words "Liu Shiyu" in a certain dream. For the other deliberately sensational moments of the female supporting characters, I can only say that they are overly staged, too hard and too industrial. The structure of the whole book is not so much a science fiction novel as it is a gal wearing a science fiction skin... The inexplicable and desperate love of the female supporting characters and the 360° central air conditioning do not reveal true love for the protagonist at all. Why do you have to bring a girl with you no matter where you go on adventures? And the protagonist is also a character with no outstanding advantages except for cheating. Can you believe that he started his career by plagiarizing designs? If you're an art student, you can just copy the cat's settings, but you also have to copy the deformation style. You can't design it yourself! Save the world by moving. Of course, if the story can be told well, the above shortcomings can be ignored, but I really don't have the patience to read articles with so many repetitive and invalid information. If I hadn't booked all the books in advance for an event, I would have picked a few chapters to focus on and then give up. The novels I read now are either full of brain-burning suspense with a lot of information, or fast-paced and ups and downs without procrastination, or they are stimulating supernatural, sweet love, cool writing, etc. That purely provide emotional value. However, there are really a lot of meaningless things in this book that cannot provide any value. In the words of the text, as the protagonist advances the plot, he can't wait to write down all the possibilities and considerations in his mind that are 18,000 miles away. He also has to repeat the key information repeatedly like Mrs. Xianglin, leaving some space for the audience to think. No teacher is as verbose as you in class!

Personal recommendation ★★★★★ A very favorite book! From now on, I recognize Yu Zhu's writing style, but I don't know how to name it. I mean the title of the book. It seems to be a story about systematic farming, but it is actually a story about the growth of a sweet girl and a heroine. I originally watched it for my childhood sweethearts. Shan Bao and Man Bao are indeed very cute and loving, but the main reason is that the growth of the two treasures is more interesting. In other words, they are very positive and positive. Just looking at them makes you feel warm and sunny. There are no particularly evil villains, but you can feel the hard work of the protagonist group. The character creation is also very good, usually just a few sentences can establish the charm of a character, especially whether it is farming in the early stage or court in the later stage, there are no top-notch characters. From family members, villagers, county magistrates to Beijing officials, princes and emperors, it is very rare that they are all good people. There is no endless struggle with the villains, but the plot is not boring either. Just watch Man Bao getting better and better as time goes by, and their world becomes better and better.

Personal recommendation ★★★★★ I opened the long-famous Mystery with the expectation that Western Fantasy might not last 5 minutes, and then I found that it was not the boring and obscure translation style I imagined, and it was unexpectedly fascinating. In terms of story content and writing style, it really lives up to its reputation and deserves five stars. The line of sequence upgrade is the driving force for everyone in and outside the book to continue. The people Klein meets during the upgrade process, and the abilities they display are somewhere between a refreshing story and a battle of wits against the weak and the strong. In short, it is quite interesting and not frustrating. The settings of each sequence are also very interesting. In short, it is a concise and easy-to-understand Western fantasy with a strong story that will not drop out of the book bag. The main line, Little Sun's Hometown, is the most impressive. I truly feel the existence of faith, not faith in God, but faith that leads people to the light. The elders really made me cry to death. The only regret is that the ending is a bit sloppy, but if you watch the second part with expectations for the future after the end... It may be better to stay at the mysterious ending and imagine the future by yourself.

Personal recommendation ★★★☆ If it hadn't been so many years ago and the chapters are almost 5,000 yet to be finished, I would have given it one more star. The early stage was really good. I played it three times, and I still enjoyed it every time. The unique setting of Three Kingdoms generals + special skills, plus I am originally a member of the Shu party. It is really interesting to see the male protagonist leading Liu Bei to conquer the world in a new way. Moreover, the author's preferences for the Three Kingdoms are quite in line with my taste. Both my little Kong Ming and my heroic brother Yun are my own. Especially Zhao Yun, who is absolutely one of his direct relatives. Under Lu Bu, he is invincible in the world. Then let's talk about why I, who already like the Three Kingdoms and admire the historical character setting, only gave it three and a half stars because it became inexplicable after two thousand chapters. After the war with foreign countries started, I felt that it had changed from a good historical novel to a social philosophy paper, from storytelling to a social theory explanation of war, which caused me to stagnate at more than 2,000 chapters for many years... But just like that, I wanted to finish it because I really like the setting itself. Well......