A Transgender Omnivore's Journey to Beginnings

Personal recommendation ★★★★★ This is a book that I personally don't like, but I'm still willing to give it five stars. First of all, the structure of the whole book, and the ending that echoes the beginning and end, is one of the few articles I have encountered that can make my scalp tingle and gasp in admiration at the end. Especially after more than 2,000 chapters have passed, the core has not collapsed and many things have been closed. Then every apocalyptic world is really exciting. Many of the incredible worlds make me couldn't help but admire the Creator - everything is complete, so many wonderful ideas and so many cruel apocalypses. 039 Is not a cheat-style protagonist, but her ability is extremely special. It is difficult to use but becomes very powerful if used well. In addition, the enemies are getting stronger and stronger, resulting in her always defeating the strong with the weak. It's difficult but exciting, but it will filter out the audience who like to watch the protagonist kill and kill. The character creation is pretty good, although I really didn't like the puppet master at first. His label of killing innocent people was too eye-catching. In the end, I can only say that I understood him but couldn't agree with him. In short, 39's friends all have their own characteristics, and some of the supporting characters in the apocalyptic world are also impressive. And most importantly, I love gift bags! I really love the protective yandere who only has eyes for one person. Finally, let me talk about my trivial highlight. It is that the zz tendency in many worldviews is too obvious, and there is a feeling of trying hard to export opinions. That's not to say that words can't be used to express one's ambitions, or that there must be some moral meaning, but since many people echoed the comments in the comments, it can't be said that I'm too sensitive. Of course, it's just that I personally don't like this kind of tendentious content. I still prefer to watch fictional stories quietly.

Personal recommendation ★★★★ This is the first "similar" article that I have read after becoming interested in supernatural beings aroused by The Nightmare Apostle. To be honest, it's a really good story. The author is also good at telling stories. Some of the small tasks really have the flavor of XX ghost stories, but the whole book seems... More like a ghost story than a supernatural one. Then it uses ghosts as metaphors for people, and it never returns in the analysis of human nature. So I can only say that it is a good book and a good story, but it is not the weird excitement that I originally wanted to pursue. By the way, I almost forgot to mention that this book is quite remarkable in its creation of ghost characters. I really love Xu Yin! This is one of the few characters that I can particularly like after reading a novel. Xu Yin is number one in the world!

Personal recommendation ★★★☆ After watching the new work Nightmare Apostle, I came back to read The Attack. In terms of the rhythm and routine of the opening, if I didn't have the new book to back it up, I might have abandoned the article in the early stage. It can be seen that the early stage is immature in various senses, and the character design is also relatively old-fashioned, but it was originally written quite early. But the dungeons did get better in the later stages, and the next few copies were really exciting. The settings of some tasks and the parallel superposition of the last few worlds are also very thoughtful. If you like watching supernatural adventures, it is still worth reading. In addition, in reality, the main plot is slightly middle-of-the-road. There are many deliberately sensational points, but there is nothing you can do even if you are incited. Don't take it too seriously, just watch it.

Personal recommendation ★★★★☆ I think it is better written and more mature than Nightmare Attack. In particular, the presentation of the dungeon is more natural and balanced, with both content and atmosphere. The tasks and rules are more interesting than before. The sense of spirituality remains unchanged, but the logic is much stronger. The character design of the protagonist Yang Xiao is also more reasonable and acceptable, and is much more vivid and three-dimensional than the labeled Jiang Cheng. After reading The Nightmare Apostle, I also read many similar books. As far as my personal preference is concerned, this one has the most authentic spiritual flavor. Without writing, it becomes fantasy. Currently I like Dongzhou Apartment very much. The rules-based ghost story is very interesting. Every time the protagonist takes advantage of the rules to break the rules, it is very exciting. The test of human nature between the players is also well written. I originally admired Fu Shouzhuang, but it turned out to be unfinished, alas... Except for the real-life plot, it is still as good as a light novel. But overall, the battle in the Eye of Resentment is much better than the one in the previous book, at least the description of the battle scenes is not so shallow and immature. And the first one this time is originally a super large-scale medium-sized horror dungeon. As long as it can attract people to watch it, they will more or less pursue it all the way for the future of the good sister in the opera. Finally, it is a big and fragrant carrot hanging on the suspense thread.

Personal recommendation ★★★★★ I was already very imaginative in "Doomsday", and it is even more amazing in "Artifact Report". What kind of imagination is required to construct such a wonderful world and creatures as the nest and its inhabitants. The opening scene of the Nest Hospital and Jin Xueli's initial vulture incident can both be described as exquisite. Even the appearance of Chai Si, who can only torment in this world, feels like Mission Impossible. It's a masterpiece that's captivating at the beginning and you can't stop watching it. Different from the regular infinite flow, the author created a complete world of lair, which has unified painting style rules with the small copies in it, but each has its own interest. But the dungeon is not the main dish. The competition between the candidates runs through reality and the lair, and it is definitely not the kind of dungeon that confuses the real world. The competition between the fakes is exciting no matter when and where. However, one of the biggest limitations of this book is that the jumping narrative from multiple perspectives is a bit fiddly. Especially when catching up on updates, it is easy to lose track of what day it is. It would probably be much better if you read it in one go. But as long as you can accept this narrative method, you can appreciate its subtlety. When the story gears from different perspectives are turned on, the feeling of enlightenment is really comfortable. The main plot seems to be halfway through now? Who will win in the domination game is a result that readers have been longing for. I hope there will be a stunning ending that will not disappoint.

Personal recommendation ★★★★☆ Solving crimes + martial arts, both men and women are strong in both civil and military skills, childhood sweethearts reunite after a long separation, and the emotional line is excellent. Tao Zi's crime solving is the best female channel in my opinion. This new book is still about solving crimes, but I think the case is not as impressive as the previous two books. However, it blends well with martial arts, and the fighting scenes have the charm of martial arts novels. The protagonist group can kill everything with force, and of course the heroine's brainpower is invincible. And the biggest advantage of this book is that the emotional lines between the male and female protagonists are very well written, full of glass sugar residue, all sweet, but with a hint of cruelty hidden inside. Moreover, it is a rare old saying that integrates the emotional line and the main line very well. You can push the boss while falling in love, date and kill people at the same time. It is not the conventional routine of doing things independently and then finding time to fall in love. The male and female protagonists are very direct and proactive, without any pretense, with 100% trust and zero misunderstandings, and they behave like dogs on a daily basis. The only shortcoming in my mind is that the main plot is not wrapped up well, and it feels a little bit anticlimactic. But there is no ending yet. It feels like it is just short of a ending. Let's see if there are any surprises in the final chapter.

Personal recommendation: ★★★★★ Feida's new book has less than 100 chapters. The writing style is vivid and the writing is beautiful. Missing Half a Heart is a little advice for book lovers who only love romance. In the early stage, the male and female protagonists grew up separately, but now they have to separate after a brief intersection. However, the male protagonist dotes on the female protagonist with a clear purpose, which is quite easy to criticize. It is said that a female protagonist who is rare in the world of raising cubs has good teeth and fierce breasts. There are also immortal masters, loyal dog servants, and rough jade friends. He has just ended his life in the Peach Blossom Land with his mentor and friend, and is about to embark on the road of revenge. Let's update it on October 26, 2025, and add half a star to complete the five stars. The revenge in the second volume is unexpectedly refreshing. After the male and female protagonists merge, they are invincible. Although the relationship line has not officially begun in the third volume, the male protagonist's unconditional following and love and the female protagonist's ignorant protection of shortcomings are both very good. The key is that the growth of the female protagonist is so wonderful that it is worth everything! Moreover, the structure of the whole article is really excellent, each volume has a clear theme, and the writing style is getting better and better as I read it. I couldn't help but write a long review at the end of each volume to praise it.