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It's a relatively readable martial arts novel recently, but it's also quite toxic. Let's talk about the advantages first: 1. This book has a clear and only partner, Ning Zhongze. There are no other random women messing around, which is very to my liking! 2. The protagonist of this book has not become evil, and basically belongs to the lawful good camp, which is to my liking. 3. There is basically no problem with the development ideas and strategies of Huashan. First solve the financial problem, then solve the number problem, then improve the basic strength, then open the cheats for everyone to improve together, and then refer to the military defense strategy to defend Huashan. The feasibility is quite good, and there is no need for the author to force cheats to make the protagonist succeed. Let's talk about the shortcomings: Chapter 81: Good advice and good advice. The protagonist is teaching Zhu Houzhao and his eunuchs how to establish a strict protection system for the emperor. Zhu Houzhao and his eunuchs actually "nod frequently"... Zhu Houzhao is not the first emperor of China. The emperors of China have existed for more than a thousand years. How to protect the emperor in the past dynasties has formed more than one system. The system has matured to death! Do you still need to teach me? Problems arise from employment and execution issues, with the focus being on employment and supervision. Chapter 86: The situation is dangerous. The protagonist encounters Ren Woxing for the second time and is beaten violently by the Star Absorbing Technique. Only then is he hurriedly trying to find a way to solve it... Why did he go there so early? I think that all the time travelers who have traveled to Xiaoao should think about how to deal with Ren Woxing and Dongfang Bubai. I can understand the mishandling of Ren Woxing and Dongfang Bubai. They have not accumulated enough martial arts in the early stage and have become masters. I have not thought about how to deal with Ren Woxing for the second time. I cannot accept it. This is far worse than Zuo Lengchan! Chapter 107: After clearing the tail, the protagonist comes out of the palace and runs to Fuzhou to get the evil sword manual to train eunuchs for the emperor. However, with the tail behind him, he doesn't care at all. I can't understand it. What is this idea? You finished copying the evil-repelling sword manual earlier, and you only lured out the followers and killed them all after leaving the city. What's the point? How can you be sure that the stalker followed you all the way and didn't change people along the way? How do you make sure the stalker didn't message back ahead of time? What's the purpose of letting people follow you?

I feel that this book should not be posted on Qidian. He should be posted on a certain fruit and vegetable platform. Because the writing is clear enough, the routine of creating conflicts is very assembly line style. During the event, every time the opponent throws a punch, there are descriptions of spectators, video barrages, and comments. They are either frightened, surprised, or amazed. It is very dramatic, as if time suddenly pauses during the punch. By the way, there is also the author's dwarfed description of the islanders, which is full of retro style from twenty years ago. In summary, if I have a choice, I will not read this book again. If there is a shortage of books, I can reluctantly read it, lose my mind and read it at a glance.

When I read Chapter 19, the author arranged the case too tightly, and the description of the protagonist's marksmanship test was too pretentious. The author's description of the art of seizing a sword makes me feel that he has checked the information, but his excessive pursuit of "one gun and three targets" makes him seem ignorant. In short, you can't read this book with your brain in mind, or you can only read it if you are short of books.

I thought it was just fine in the desert before, but when I got out of the desert, I often felt rusty, which is not my cup of tea.

Advantages: The writing style is okay and there are novel ideas. Disadvantages: The author seems to have a grudge against the protagonist. He suppresses intelligence, realm, and combat ability. It can be called comprehensive suppression. Pressure on intelligence: As an adult, the protagonist is not used to ancient Han Dynasty literature. He has many distracting thoughts and cannot read books. I can understand this. But later on, when I succeeded in my sexual success, I calmed down and faced a village teacher's collection of books, thinking that it would take two hundred years to understand them! With this kind of learning ability, you never went to school in your previous life? Pressure realm: full of essence, full of Qi, prosperous, and then there is another ghost realm that I don't know, and only then can I start refining Qi. The protagonist has been practicing for decades, half a life, and he has only become prosperous. He has not even reached the threshold of cultivating immortals. Overwhelming combat power: After decades of training, I only know how to play with sticks. I have never thought about making weapons. I didn't have any weapons when I was in danger twice. He never thought about asking for skills from outside, never thought about improving the equipment, and had no sense of crisis. When something happened, he just wanted his eldest son to solve it. If his eldest son was not around or couldn't solve it, he wouldn't be able to do anything himself. He has no sense of shame, and he feels at ease when accepting favors from Master Liu many times. He actually has the nerve to ask for the secret method of sexual cultivation passed down from the ancestors of the Liu family for his second son. Summary: Those who have the ability live in the village and live in seclusion; those who have no ability live in the village and make a living. The protagonist is a mediocre person who thinks he lives in seclusion in the countryside, but is actually just muddling along, with no sense of crisis and no sense of responsibility.

Advantages: Resignation, joining Xiaomi, and founding the other side are all written well. Disadvantages: I will only talk about the two that impressed me the most: 1. The group holds an annual meeting and invites Japanese actresses to perform. I can understand it, but I really didn't expect that the protagonist would mess around with the actresses first. The author is really hungry. 2. It's another year's group annual meeting. Bi'an Group is rich and wants to issue year-end bonuses. The protagonist asks the person in charge to withdraw 10 billion in cash, throw it down from the roof of the headquarters, and let employees pick up whatever they pick up... This protagonist, the helmsman of a group with assets worth hundreds of billions, has neither physical knowledge nor compliance awareness... I don't know what to say. Record it and delete the book.

I watched it twice and gave up due to the same problem both times. Let's talk about the advantages first. There is nothing wrong with medical common sense, at least it's not something that a layman like me can find fault with. As for the shortcomings, the author has no common sense about car modification! A broken Peugeot 307 equipped with a Lamborghini engine! Let the AI ​​go through it before publishing so it won't make this common sense mistake!

The author of this book is a thoughtful person. The protagonist looks a bit like Hongjun. The early protagonist's broadcast-style preaching, which made no distinction between friend and foe, was rather annoying, because after all, he was not invincible yet. It's okay to be invincible later on, the relationship between the timeline and the enlightened person is handled very thoughtfully, and the mystery of Wu Yao's death that runs through most of the plot is also written very innovatively. Worth a look!

After reading it for a day, I feel that the writing is okay. Until the author created various coincidences and wrote to death a comrade who enlisted in the army for the second time. . . I know all this is possible, but I don't want to see it. After deleting the book, I am worried that I will forget the title and pick it up again. I might as well add it back to make a record, and then delete it after recording.

I skipped to chapter 43 and realized that the author of this book might be really hungry. She is a woman, so let's go! Obviously the plot arrangement is okay, but various women have to be added. Just hang it up for now. I'll watch it someday when I'm hungry.

This book has been on the bookshelf for a long time. It is an entertainment novel that was reborn in 2000. The protagonist was a stuntman in his previous life and was killed by a pyrotechnics error. After his rebirth, he passed the college entrance examination and art examination and was admitted to Nortel. The last time I read it, I stopped at Chapter 10. Now I start from the beginning and read Chapter 13. The protagonist said that he was the top scorer in the college entrance examination and that he was just a stuntman in his previous life. In this life, he only has a golden finger with a good memory. Only then did I remember why I gave up on this book temporarily. People say you should not read novels written by your own major when reading books, because the author is not as professional as you. In the student field, all readers have the right to speak. The author does not consider the value of being the top scorer in the college entrance examination and how difficult it is to get the top score. This does not mean that a "good memory" can explain the past. If it weren't for this book's comment limit on fans, the chapter about the double champion in the college entrance examination would definitely exceed 999+! All in all, give up books, unless there will be a book shortage in the future

In Portland in 2002, as a student majoring in sports medicine, the protagonist won the general manager position from Paul Allen through a bet, and then bought the No. 1 Pick from the Rockets and signed Yao... Every time he encountered difficulties after that, the protagonist would make a bet with someone, and the other party would accept the bet every time. The protagonist achieved his goal again and again in the form of bets, until the NBA regular season. I haven't watched the back yet. . . It's now 120,000 words long, so it's a bit unfair to only mention the word "bet" and ignore the author's plot design, but the author's plot design is also completely unintentional! He treats readers as if they are mentally retarded! Well, having said that, there are not many books with Dayao as an important supporting role, and even fewer of them are readable. Let's keep this one for now. If it doesn't die, we'll see how it goes later. ... I've read Chapter 80. It's 180,000 words long. There's no betting plot later. You can read the plot.

It's hard to describe this book in just one word... The protagonist is Huang Laoxie's youngest apprentice, but unlike his fellow brothers and sisters, he became Huang Laoxie's apprentice not because he has good qualifications and high understanding, but because Huang Laoxie is his cousin, and because of his cousin's aunt He died after exhausting his efforts to forcibly restore the Nine Yin Manual. He hated Huang Laoxie. He didn't have to break his leg. He got angry and cursed Huang Laoxie in his heart. Huang Laoxie broke one of his legs and was then abandoned to the seaside. The original owner died. After traveling through time, the protagonist was rescued by an old Taoist priest who was begging. The above are all brief introductions and do not involve the plot. As for the plot, after reading Chapter 69 of the second volume, I felt it was okay, a bit new and a bit old-fashioned. New idea: The second volume is about family development. The selection and subsequent development of family martial arts are systematically planned. Everything from foundation to internal and external skills to weapons are taken into consideration. Joint attack martial arts are also included. It seems that light kung fu and footwork are also considered. In the later stage, I don't know whether to consider the development of five sense enhancement, medical skills, poison skills, hidden weapons, etc. Cliché: The old Taoist priest who rescued him turned out to be a high-ranking member of the Taoist sect Quan Xing (it doesn't seem to be a high-level person, because Quan Xing is basically dead in the book), and he also left him Quan Xing's expired martial arts secrets. The little girl brought up by the old Taoist priest actually has excellent martial arts aptitude. Even Hong Qigong wanted to take her as his apprentice. We don't know how she has such excellent aptitude for a little girl who has been starved for three days and had nine meals of malnutrition. The author also listened to the advice and would correct some clear mistakes when book friends pointed them out. In short, in the era of declining martial arts novels, it is difficult to find a book that is passable, but there are some aspects of this book that make people want to give up. Let's take a look at it first, it feels pretty good so far. Hey, martial arts...

Of the three golden chapters, I only read the second. Let me talk about the poisonous points I encountered: 1. Chapter 1, paragraph 2: It rained heavily. Paragraph 3: ... Only a few beams of moonlight flickered, outlining dim light and shadow on the ground. Was this written by AI? Where does the moonlight come from under the pouring rain? 2. Chapter 2 says that Jinyiwei is an orphan without a father or mother, but as we all know, Jinyiwei is hereditary. 3. There is no more 3. I ran away when I saw 2. In order to avoid repeating the trap, I hereby record it.

Zaojun's growth path is a very unique track. The author's writing style is also okay, but the rhythm is a bit too compact and depressing. Moreover, this book has a strong game style. There will be drops when you kill monsters, and there will be treasure chests in the wasteland dungeon, which is a bit inconsistent. But you can take a look.

The author's previous movie "The Sword Out of Hengshan" was good, but this one is not that great. The protagonist has to rely on the author to survive many crises temporarily. It is very similar to the martial arts style of 20 or 30 years ago. I read 20 or 30 chapters, but I can't hold on after that, so I'll keep it for now.

The protagonist keeps traveling between the real world and various film and television worlds. I haven't seen many film and television works, so I skipped them directly. From the parts I have seen, the author writes well. The main and supporting characters have online IQs.

The protagonist Zhang Fan obtained the future medical system after graduation, used the system to study crazily, and started to rise from a county hospital in a grassland on the border. After further training at Chasu Hospital, he was appreciated by the director of the Department of Orthopedics and stayed as an orthopedic surgeon at the top three hospitals in the city. After going to Jade Bird for further training, he was once again appreciated by a national-level hepatobiliary surgery boss, but he did not stay in Jade Bird. Instead, he returned to Qiansu and used the reputation of the boss to fly knives everywhere. The scope of flying knives gradually covered the entire Xinjiang, and even spread to the entire northwest, making the entire northwest a no-fly zone. The protagonist has gradually grown from an ordinary doctor to a deputy ministerial-level doctor with MAX technology, academics and management. He is located in the northwest, covers the whole country, and is famous all over the world. The author is an orthopedic surgeon in a hospital, and his descriptions of the medical staff are vivid and touching, including several disaster relief operations and accident scene rescues. There are a lot of typos in this book, but the description of medical knowledge is okay, and the word count is large, so you can read it.

With Zhang Zhiwei as the protagonist, I think this is an invincible novel. Although the young Zhang Zhiwei is not yet invincible, he is already one step ahead of his peers and even the older generation. He definitely has a share in being ranked among the top 10 in China. The author's writing is okay, and the plot arrangement is also okay. It's not a scam. You can watch it.

I wanted to write about the plot of Chou Ah Chou's new book, but when I saw the title, I realized that the plot summary of the entire book is in the title, so I won't introduce it in detail. All in all, it's pretty good.