Sharing of Big Corn's Novels (What Books Have Old Bookworms Read)

🌟🌟🌟🌟 Multiple heroines, original fantasy The advantages and disadvantages are obvious Multiple heroines, original fantasy The advantages and disadvantages are obvious Excellent: The unique operating system is a major feature of this book. Although the Japanese style of writing is somewhat labeled and suspected of formulaic description, this feeling is not strong. At least the female characters have their own styles and the main characters are not dull. Missing: It is worthy of recognition that the author is obviously trying to design the plot, trying to lay out hidden clues and promote the climax of the plot by recycling foreshadowing. But the level is really average. The foreshadowing is too deliberately arranged, and the underline arrangement is very shallow, completely unable to support a climax that can bring enough pleasure and emotional resonance to the readers. On the other hand, the plot in the later part of the second volume is protracted and lengthy, but the various branches are not presented in depth enough (the amount of textual information is too small). On the other hand, the design of the combat power system is sparse, and the protagonist's improvement is reflected in data through the "Asian Girl Completion Manual". Each improvement has clear numerical changes, but until the second volume, the author did not implement these numerical values. You have no idea what the physical +2 and strength +2 in the book mean. There is almost no in-depth description of the magic setting. Originally 3.5, The operating system added 0.5. Let's give it four stars. Let's see what's written on the back

🌟🌟🌟🌟 city, doctor I read more than two hundred chapters. The advantages and disadvantages of this book are obvious. The writing is smooth, the author has done a good job of research, and the parts about doctors' work and life are very detailed. The description of the emotions between people is very weak, the story has no main line and no plot. Even if there is the most basic plot design in ordinary novels, in this book (for now) I have not seen any plot design that can be called outstanding, or even a running account. It is tasteless to eat and a pity to throw away.

It looks good, but it's in the palace It looks good, and it came out of the palace

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🌟🌟🌟🌟 Willow Hall or Willow Hall? Good news, the writing is as good as ever, bad news, the writing is as good as ever.

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Urban rebirth, single female protagonist🌟🌟🌟🌟➕⭐ Not good enough, but nice to look at The narrative is smooth and the plot rhythm is very comfortable. The characters each have their own characteristics. It's hard not to wonder which boss's vest this is. The smooth reading experience and sophisticated control are the biggest highlights of this book. There is not much emphasis on the style and background of the era in 2008, so this work is not considered a period novel, but a simple urban rebirth novel. It is obvious that the author did not intend to write too deep or detailed about the career line (for example, the first pot of gold was borrowed from the rich heroine). There is no more in-depth description within the framework, and more emphasis is placed on the decision-making of the protagonist. As for the emotional line, there is a single female protagonist. Objectively speaking, the heroine's character is a bit flimsy. Unlike Quiet Next Door, Lao Jiang and even Shen Youchu, who has a similar character, are more solid. However, the slightly illusory heroine design similar to "Shen Youchu" has brought great popularity to the book. But it cannot be denied that after 300 chapters, the heroine's slightly unreal and flat character brings less interest when the plot enters the foreshadowing period. In fact, this book has many shadows of "I Really", but the author has accurately screened out some elements that may cause controversy and dissatisfaction. It can only be said that the author knows what everyone wants to see. Therefore, "Who's Falling in Love After Being Reborn" is a refreshing urban rebirth novel that has some shortcomings in character creation and details, but is good enough. It's a good one, but I really love watching it. The overall quality is four stars, but it looks really good, so I'll give it half a star, four and a half stars.

🌟🌟🌟⭐➕⭐ There's a little water, let's have a look The pretentious plot is a bit too strong 9.18 Update: The urban rebirth novel is written in a completely fantasy style, and the character's behavior and background are somewhat separated. There is also very little rendering of the atmosphere of that era, but it is just old wine in a new bottle. If it were a novel written in 10 years, this might be nothing, but in a novel written in 17 years, there are too many routines, and the plot rhythm is very average, and the processing is not good. Switch to another platform. I'll come back and comment after reading it. At present, it looks like three and a half stars plus half a star, and the extra half star is given to the heroine. Ps: Alas, as long as the plot rhythm of this book can catch up with "Who Will Fall in Love After Rebirth", it will not rely on the heroine to reach the four-star threshold, which is a pity.

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Super powers, unlimited flow🌟🌟🌟🌟⭐ The writing is humorous and the overall plot is smooth (although the outline has been changed due to force majeure). The dungeons are basically original, and there are Easter egg characters. The "High Dimensional Invasion" dungeon is very enjoyable to watch. The protagonist is a bit neurotic and nonsensical similar to Feng Bujue (but more nonsensical than Feng Bujue, so he doesn't seem very stable. Let's see how it develops later). The writing is very interesting, and the protagonist's many off-line operations and jokes make people laugh. However, the dungeons are slightly less interesting, and some of the dungeons are a bit violent (like the school ghost story book and the original temple book), and the protagonist's nonsensical treatment method does not seem to be very reasonable, which is funny but not interesting enough. The combat power system in the early stage was slightly broken, and the S+ rating of some dungeon protagonists was not justified enough. The quality of the dungeons in the mid-term gradually improved, and several good dungeons appeared, such as the "Hi Island Ghost Story" in the Dreamland of King Shengnan. The ending was a little rushed in the later stages. Some holes have not been filled. Overall, the quality is good, giving it four and a half stars.

History, time travel🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟The writing is smooth and the characters are three-dimensional. The author has done a lot of homework. From various systems to characters to historical facts, the description of the scenery of the Eastern Jin Dynasty is very detailed and rich. As a historical text, the textual research of the work is very commendable. The plot and characters are a bit slow in the early stages and less interesting. After the early stage, overall the plot progress is basically smooth and natural. This article has elements of time travel, but the protagonist is not so much a modern person who has integrated the memory of the host body, but a local person who has the knowledge of later generations and part of his way of thinking. The modern imprint on the protagonist is very shallow. His slightly so-called "extraordinary" behavior is more likely to stem from his unruly temperament in the context of the Eastern Jin Dynasty. The points that are deducted are mainly in the later period, because the handling of some characters and plots in the second half is a bit stiff (such as Qin Qin). In the end, I don't like the handling of Run'er's ending. The highlights of the characters are suppressed (this is purely subjective preference). Overall, this is a rare and excellent time-travel historical work.

City🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟⭐ The writing is excellent, the writing is smooth, and the writing is very pyrotechnic. The characters are vivid and three-dimensional, and even the supporting roles are particularly brilliant. In terms of writing, it can probably be regarded as one of the best novels I have read in the past ten years. When a self-made entrepreneur returns to college at the age of 35 when his career is at its peak, how will he view and treat this new life? A must-read for the city.

Two female protagonists, who are good at cultivating immortals🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟⭐ The writing style is strange and depressing, the writing is smooth overall, and the narrative seems a bit too compact and depressing, but this also brings a unique reading experience to the book. The worldview is very unique and complete. The character creation is slightly insufficient, but some deficiencies in the logic of people's behavior make the two worlds less real and give readers a stronger sense of confusion. It becomes increasingly unclear who is real and who is fake. The weird world in the early stage of the work, the harsh living environment, the powerful Danyangzi, and the two worlds that seem real and illusory, all give people a strong sense of oppression. At the same time, the rhythm of the plot is very tight, which keeps Huo Wang and the reader's emotions tightly pressed. When the confusion, pain and depression seemed to have no end, Huo Wang cried to his mother: "Mom, I really can't tell the difference!" All emotions burst out at once. This work alone is enough to become one of the best works in 21 or even 22 years. However, after the outbreak, there was still endless confusion and depression. It can be said that Brother Huozi has always been shrouded in confusion and pain. In the later stage of the work, the identities and fates of a large number of characters undergo a turning point, a large number of foreshadowings are recycled, and the world view becomes clear step by step. If the early reading experience is one of confusion and pain, then the later stage is a complex experience of slight numbness after the pain, a sudden realization that everything is gradually pieced together, and confusion where there are still many things that are not clear. After talking about the plot, let's talk about things other than the plot. The author's research on Chinese folk customs is terrifying, and what's even more terrifying is that Foxtail incorporates various legends and folk customs into his works. All kinds of weird and unspeakable creatures and spells make the world of Daogui more perfect. At the same time, ordinary humans and even some people with the ability to practice have become increasingly insignificant, unable to resist, unable to survive, and even unable to understand the so-called "immortals" too deeply. To sum up, Daogui is an excellent fantasy work with a very unique reading experience. Highly recommended. Ps: It is recommended to eat it with a few refreshing books

Unlimited streaming, rewind after death🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟 Unpopular masterpiece A very amazing work of unlimited flow. The quality of the first to third worlds is average, but starting from the fourth world, both the worldview structure level and the plot quality of the dungeon world have been greatly improved. The author has great imagination, and each dungeon world is sufficiently differentiated to not make people feel boring. The characters are full-bodied and three-dimensional, and they are not homogeneous. From the protagonist to the teammates around the protagonist to the so-called NPCs in the dungeon, they all have their own impressive characteristics. The ability to roll back on death has not become a pure cheating artifact. The ability to roll back on death is both a power and a curse. Not only does it mean that the protagonist Su Ming'an can rely on re-opening the ending dilemma, but it also means that he must bear everything alone to save what he cherishes. The pain of being unable to talk to others and having to bear and struggle alone is very moving (those who have watched re0 should understand this feeling). At the same time, the tone of the book is slightly depressing precisely because of the author's description of this aspect. But even so, there are still people who are willing to follow and help Su Mingan. Su Ming'an is called a lighthouse, and his followers call themselves light chasers, but who can say that the real light chasers are not the light that illuminates the darkness in Su Ming'an's inner world that contains struggle and pain. This is really an excellent work. If book lovers are dissuaded by the slightly poor reading experience in the first few worlds, please believe me, this book is definitely worth reading.

Fantasy, multiple female protagonists🌟🌟🌟🌟 The opening chapter is excellent and the writing is good. The plot is not cliche, the description of Shura Field is very interesting, and the overall plot control is also good. However, perhaps because of the author's bad taste, there are some problems with the handling of the plot related to Xiao He (one of the female protagonists) and Chu Chu (one of the female protagonists). The viewing experience has dropped significantly, and the later plot is a bit boring, so it only gets four stars. Book lovers who like novels with multiple heroines can give it a try.

Fantasy, two heroines🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟 Famous works, excellent writing style. The story is not clichéd, and the story is captivating. It was a long time ago that I read this book, but many details can still be recalled immediately. This work written many years ago is still excellent even now What? Is Zhu Xian out for the second time? You must be remembering it wrong.

Fantasy, prehistoric🌟🌟🌟⭐ Closer to home, this is the first work after becoming famous thanks to my senior brother. It still has a writing style similar to that of a light novel, with interesting characters and a decent plot. Closer to home, I have been trying to go against the routine. In this regard, this book is actually not very good, and the ending is hasty in the later stages, with obvious advantages and disadvantages. Four stars-

Unlimited streaming (original), single female protagonist🌟🌟🌟🌟⭐ The writing is excellent, the story is interesting, and each copy is interesting and has its own characteristics. The biggest problem is that this book is close to being a eunuch. Originally six stars, the eunuch deducted one and a half stars

🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟 Old Demon Han sensed something was wrong and retreated behind everyone. Once one of the four most famous online novels, this book doesn't need much description, just read it. The anime adaptation is also pretty good.

Fantasy, multiple female protagonists🌟🌟🌟🌟 This is my favorite of all Tudou's novels. The control is still excellent, and the emotional description in the second half cannot be called delicate, but it is still very impressive. The problem of too fast pace that often occurs in Tudou's later period is alleviated to some extent in this book. The villain also gives people a full sense of oppression. (Five stars may have some filters, four and a half stars+) "Then what's the point of Ice Master? I've always been Ying Huanhuan."