Personally Recommended Book List, Long Reviews and Detailed Recommendations, I Hope There Won't Be a Book Shortage in the World~

Unlimited streaming of comprehensive comics, multiple female protagonists, and chat group articles. Personal rating: (7.5/10, Too much for Dianbo. At the same time, the repetition rate of the dramas and authors I have watched is a bit low, so the score is subjectively low for me. If it matches Dianbo, I will give a higher score) Jaki, the third-rate villain in Fist of the North Star, was fused with the consciousness of a modern time traveler. The new Mr. Jaki has awakened a super chat group full of beautiful girls! Alas! The invincible Uncle Jacqui! Can he save the world of Beidou and his group of poor beautiful girls before a nuclear war? ? ? Well, that's probably the story... Highlights: Although it is said to be the main world of Fist of the North Star, and the protagonist is also the character Jaki in Fist of the North Star, this novel feels more like being marinated in Haihu... Maybe it is because too many funny elements have been added, which deviates a bit from the heaviness of Fist of the North Star? Closer to home, the character of the protagonist Jaki can be considered a heroic + hard-working + fun-loving person. He is the type of protagonist who is quite likable. If the world is bad, he will beat the world with his fists. This is also the biggest highlight of this novel. When selecting worlds, the author basically chooses worlds that face huge crises and have not-so-good endings, and adds beautiful girls in the world who are about to face a tragic fate as group friends to join the chat group. Then there is the classic three-part series of "The super powerful Uncle Jaki is here, the invincible Big Dipper is here, and the disgusting garbage villain is dead", which saves a lot of regrets. Poison points: The author is really old, and some of the themes may be a little unclear to some readers. At the same time, the author's writing style is very radio-wave, and there is very little content to explain the plot. Therefore, once it involves a world that you don't understand, you will be completely confused when reading. At the same time, in various fan copies, there are a small number of CP splits. Different people have different opinions. Although the author did not deliberately belittle the male protagonist in the original story, it may be considered poisonous to some readers. Furthermore, the buried Fulian only appears very late, and there is not much plot. The cover of this book is somewhat misleading. Summary: It is a radio-complex unlimited-stream chat group text with a complex author's composition. If you share the same interests as the author, then this book is definitely worth a try. PS: It is recommended to read the book introduction. If you can tell from the introduction which anime the author is talking about, then you will be on the airwaves with the author.

Unlimited streaming of two-dimensional fan fiction, with multiple female protagonists. Personal rating: (8.5/10) Unlimited streaming of fan fiction, but the main world is original. It tells the story of Ji Xing, the protagonist who traveled to the world of demons and transformed into a unique "half-human, half-demon". In order not to turn into a demon who only eats brains, Ji Xing used the plug-in Seven Star Bead to travel through different worlds to learn different ability systems and find a way to transform back into a human. At the same time, he gradually gained the power to reveal the truth about the demon continent. Highlights: The research-type protagonist has a relatively normal character and outlook on life, and is very capable of action. He will be very proactive in pursuing goals, absorbing knowledge and gaining strength. He has a good impression of the character. Moreover, the protagonist's action logic in each world firmly grasps the underlying setting of "wanting to become a complete person again", forming a unique and distinctive character image. The author, Li Siyang, is also a veteran fan writer. When writing anime copies, he will rarely disrespect the original characters or appear to be out of character. At the same time, the author is not limited to copying the story framework of the original work. The protagonist Ji Xing's strong mobility allows him to bring about huge changes in every anime world, and he will not follow the original plot. Some worlds even only borrow the ability setting framework from the original work, and the entire original story has been changed by the protagonist to another world line. Only the ability system and the original characters have not changed much, and it can almost be regarded as a parallel world. Therefore, although the fan copies selected by the author include some poorly written themes, such as Sea of ​​Death, Demon Slayer, Conan, etc., The storyline is brand new and can bring a strong sense of expectation. (However, if you are reading fan fiction for the first time, it may not be suitable. The degree of originality is a bit too high, and it will exceed the psychological expectations of some readers who are new to fan fiction.) Poison points: Compared with fan copies, the original main world written by the author is not particularly outstanding, but this is probably a common problem with this type of original main world fan novels. It is difficult to have a particularly attractive main world in this type. The main world is a transition to adjust the rhythm. The author's particularly divergent writing style is an advantage when writing fan copies and can create new ideas; but when used to write original worlds, it seems a bit scattered. At the same time, the later content of the book began to become a bit boring. The author seemed to be dating friends at that time, and the focus of life changed. In the later content, the main world plot began to become more and more important, and the quality declined to a certain extent, but in the end it was still smooth. Summary: A very exciting unlimited flow novel written by a fan copy. It is more suitable for readers who have read a lot of fanfics. You can find some new expectations and changes in this book. Perhaps because of the major modifications to the original work, it is unfriendly to some readers who have little fan reading experience.

The DND dragon novel I am reading includes Golden Finger and multiple female dragons. Personal rating: (8/10) A fantasy story about a red iron dragon hybrid protagonist who possesses adaptive evolution and becomes stronger while surviving in a world full of hostility towards evil dragons. Highlights: It's hard to comment... It's really a very standard DND dragon novel. The author is also an experienced dragon writer. He has the guidance of a real dragon. The writing style is very dragon-like, and it's an authentic evil dragon novel! The main point of this kind of article is probably the golden finger. The adaptive evolution of Golden Finger in this article is quite interesting. The protagonist can rely on long-term targeted training to evolve the structure to overcome difficulties. For example, if you are beaten every day, you will be more resistant to beatings, and if you turn your neck every day, you will be more flexible, etc. This kind of evolution is not very fast, but it is not very slow either. The author has a good control over the narrative structure. There is no direct expansion of the combat power that makes it impossible to write, but there is also no situation where a large section of content does not make any progress and the golden finger is directly offline. The character of the protagonist, Dragon, is "dragon's animal nature + self-discipline + rationality". His character is quite lovable. It is a good compromise between dragon and human. It can be seen that he is a dragon rather than a human, but he is not an alien beast without any sense of substitution. Poison points: The novel itself doesn't have anything bad about it. The author's writing style is very mature, and it's the kind of book that doesn't seem to be innovative, but can always be read and read to the top. The only shortcoming may be here. Although it is not poisonous, it is indeed a bit bland. The protagonist is said to be adaptive evolution, but the direction of evolution is similar to the biological abilities of dragons in Monster Hunter. The evolution is quite logical. After watching more, the sense of expectation slowly decreases, and there is a feeling of being expected. There is no sense of unknown expectation like Yakuza style that is intensified to the point of being unpredictable. When fighting with all their strength to show off, there are very few scenes where the human enemies show surprise when they discover that the protagonist is special and powerful unlike other dragons. The feedback from the beast enemies is purely "Why is the protagonist so strong?" The shock lacks variety and layering, and it becomes a bit monotonous if repeated too much. Summary: It's a decent and excellent DND Longwen dry food. After looking at it for a long time, I felt a little choked and panicked.

Cyberpunk and Marvel fandom, Zhutianliu, single heroine, have been completed. I put it on hold for now after reading more than 700 chapters. Personal rating: (9/10 for the cyberpunk part, 7.5/10 For the Marvel and other parts) The protagonist, a nuclear engineer from the wasteland world after the nuclear war, reincarnated into the Marvel world after dying of radiation sickness. Relying on golden fingers and unknown energy sources, he engaged in inter-dimensional science and engineering in the Marvel and cyberpunk worlds, and cured his own radiation sickness. Highlights: The protagonist has bodies in both the Marvel and Cyberpunk worlds, and relies on Goldfinger to switch his main consciousness between the two bodies. The protagonist's golden finger is relatively abstract, and its effect is that it will not be affected by technological products. The effect is almost equivalent to "it can be modified at will without becoming a cyberpsychosis." In addition, because he exists in two worlds at the same time, the protagonist can use Marvel's technology to fight cyberpunk, and use cyberpunk's technology to fight Marvel. However, what is transported is more knowledge, and points are consumed according to weight to deliver items, so the pace of the novel is not very fast, and it does not directly become a plot where the two worlds are defeated. The Cyberpunk 2077 part of this book is quite exciting. The author perfectly portrays the aboriginal people living in the cyberpunk world, and vividly expresses the punk resistance spirit of the bottom people in the cyberpunk world and the confusion of not knowing what they want to resist through various specific events. When reading, you have a strong sense of the picture, and you won't feel out of place. At the same time, a very important point: the author did not deliberately hair the blades in order to create a cyberpunk atmosphere. The protagonist did use his powerful golden fingers and wisdom to reverse the tragic fate of many characters in the world of Cyberpunk 2077, but he did not diminish the flavor of Cyberpunk itself because of the reduction of these tragedies. Cyberpunk is still cyberpunk, but the protagonist, a foreigner with a different color, is gradually bringing more dynamic changes to this deformed social form. I think this kind of reading perspective is very rare in the world view of cyberpunk. Poison points: One of the biggest problems with this book is that its title and introduction are inaccurate in describing the content of the entire book, which will cause new readers to have misplaced expectations about the entire novel... First of all, new readers, the focus of this book is not Marvel. Although Marvel is the main world, the Marvel written by the author is an original if world, and it is also a heavily modified variant. It is almost difficult to see common Marvel fan content. Don't expect the Marvel universe, gems, magic... Secondly, this book doesn't start in cyberpunk, it pretty much lives in cyberpunk. In the early stage, the plot only had Marvel and Cyber, and the pace was very slow. At 70%, the New World Transformers suddenly appeared, and then began to turn into infinite worlds... The whole flavor changed... Summary: The author is really good at writing cyberpunk. If you regard this book as a cyberpunk fanfic with Marvel technology plug-ins, it is very exciting; but if you want to read the Infinity Science and Technology that "starts" with cyberpunk, it is not suitable for you.

Gu Long Martial Arts fanfic, unlimited streaming, multiple female protagonists, completed Personal rating: (7/10) The Gu Long fanfic of Infinite Flow has fluctuations in different world views, so the score is not too high. Personally, I like the last copy of Chu Liuxiang the most. The invincible protagonist with fully developed martial arts finally got the title back again in the last copy: "The melon-eating swordsman" - how can one eat melons peacefully in the world of martial arts if he is not strong enough to be invincible? Highlights: The protagonist has the ability to directly pass through the existing main characters in the book and obtain the golden finger of the character's corresponding martial arts. Just like the title, the focus of the novel is "eating melon" The protagonist's character is fairly hard-working, has a sense of humor, is slightly loose, and is a fun-loving person. His biggest pursuit in life after time travel is to personally observe the "big scenes" in Gu Long's novels as a melon-eater. The biggest highlight of the whole book is watching the protagonist go around eating melons and smashing up the villains who thought he was weak and interfered with his eating melons. The main point of this book is that it can be seen as a variant of pretending to be a pig and eating the tiger. However, the protagonist does not actually mess with the pigs. On the contrary, the protagonist never deliberately hides his martial arts strength; but because the protagonist directly replaces the identity that has an origin in the novel, others do not know and cannot believe why he is so strong. This writing method greatly weakens the poisonous point caused by deliberately pretending to be weak in the flow of pretending to be a pig and eating a tiger, but retains the exciting point of bursting out in strength to scare the villain, which is a major feature of this book. Poison points: Personally, I think the emotional line of this book is a bit confusing. Although as an ancient setting, multiple female protagonists are logically reasonable. However, this book has a special setting in which all rivers return to the sea, that is, the timeline of each world will be paused after writing, and in the final ending, all rivers will return to the sea, and they will be integrated into one. But... The heroines selected by the author in each world seem to have very poor personality compatibility, and the heroines in each world do not know that the protagonist has so many other women. It is difficult to imagine the emotional life state of the protagonist after the novel is completed. I am afraid that these heroines will not be able to live in the Legend of Zhen Huan in the end... However, the author did not deal with this problem in the end. The article ended after Baichuan returned to the sea, and the problem of getting along with multiple female protagonists did not arise. Summary: The look and feel of each world in this book is quite good. The plot is humorous and interesting. The protagonist is almost never frustrated and is very good at showing off. Readers who really hate multiple female protagonists may not like it too much.

Gou Taoist cultivator, zombie protagonist, multiple female protagonists. Read Chapter 222 and put it aside for now. Personal Rating: (7/10), there are many highlights worth reading, but there are also places that made it awkward for me to read. The protagonist Xu Qing travels to another world and is reincarnated as an ox-horse wandering corpse. The Golden Finger is a salvation book given as a reward for transcending the dead. After escaping from the wandering life of a cow and horse, he disguised himself as a corpse exorcist and transformed himself into a mortal corpse in a funeral street. Highlights: The author's writing style is similar to storytelling, and he is very good at writing folklore and strange stories, and the golden finger "The Book of Saviors" specially designed to serve this purpose further strengthens this point. When the protagonist transcends the deceased, the Sutra will fully display the life of the deceased. These life stories are very down-to-earth and extremely real, like short stories, which are very exciting. At the same time, the author buries grass snakes and gray threads in the background stories of these deceased people. Like long strings of beads, the stories are connected together to form the main line of the novel. Through these stories, people can feel the extremely real and wonderful world created by the author behind them. Poison points: Compared with the author's wonderful narrative, the combat system of this book is quite a mess... The description of various combat powers is very vague. There is a kind of beauty in ancient novels where one punched the sky yesterday and was beaten to death with a stick today... Due to the author's unique writing style, the protagonist Xu Qing is extremely procrastinating when fighting, creating a sense of absurdity that no matter who he fights, it is a 50-50 split, which makes people wonder where the protagonist has gone in his cultivation. Maybe the protagonist is really evenly matched with his opponent? But even so, the vague description of combat power makes it impossible to realize that the protagonist's combat power should be evenly matched with that of the opponent at this time. In addition, in the combat power system, the protagonist's flexibility in applying his own skills is very low. The golden finger of super-powerful skills allows the protagonist to have a large number of skill trees. However, it is difficult to see the protagonist's use of multiple combinations of skills in the whole text. It has a human-machine feel when playing the game and only clicks the skill button. At the same time, as of Chapter 222 that I have read, the two aspects of "zombies" and "immortality" are very poorly developed in this book. In a novel where the protagonist is an immortal zombie, the time flow of the story is too slow to fully reflect the characteristics of immortality. The protagonist's identity as a wandering zombie is hardly reflected except that he "cannot eat normally" and "is not a joke." Summary: This is a novel with excellent storytelling. The interesting folklore stories and skills in the text can attract many people to read it. But it is not suitable for readers who want to see exciting battles, daily life of wandering corpses, vicissitudes of life, and cultivating immortality.

Original creations are endless and there is no female protagonist. Personal evaluation: (8.5/10), It is quite exciting, with almost no poisonous food. The protagonist Chu Tianshu, who was originally a witch doctor, was trapped in a terrifying dream every night because he was too young to enter Taoism. When the spiritual energy was revived, the ancestral plug-in token was activated to identify the master, leading Chu Tianshu to travel through the heavens to eliminate demons, use the power of evil spirits to practice martial arts, cure hidden dangers in the body, and eliminate evil and promote good in the heavens. Highlights: The novel style of "Wen Cha Rice Wine" is quite unified. Needless to say, the protagonist Chu Tianshu is as always a maniac fighting for justice. His pursuit of justice is like a demon. Every time he comes to a world, the sun and moon will change the blue sky, and a living person will be brought to peace and purity with his fist. This is the super righteous outlook on things that I like. And when you read it, you won't feel like "Ah, it's Guang Weizheng again, I've tasted enough, let's finish it quickly", but you will cheer for the protagonist from the bottom of your heart, hoping that he will turn all the maggots in the world into meat pies. This kind of experience is very rare. The author Wen Cha Mi Jiu is very good at fighting scenes. Each fighting scene is crisp and unique. The protagonist Chu Tianshu never holds back against evil heretics. There are few opponents in the whole story who can survive three chapters in the hands of the protagonist. He kills decisively and makes the audience excited. In addition to the three-dimensional view and fighting scenes that the author is best at, in terms of narrative rhythm, compared with the author's previous books, the rhythm of this book is much slower, and the numerical expansion speed is even slower. This kind of rhythm is very suitable for the author's writing style. In a low-level environment, the author's descriptions are obviously more specific and exciting. If you read slowly, you can give people a clear picture and a better look and feel than the previous books. In terms of setting, although the author still likes fist-to-bone martial arts combat the most, the protagonist Chu Tianshu also has an additional skill pool of spells, which makes the combat system much richer and dilutes the numbness and boredom caused by too many combat plots. Poison points: There are basically no particularly obvious poisonous points in this book, so let me talk about some of my personal dislikes: Personally, I feel that although this book is still decisive in combat, with almost no enemies able to survive three chapters, there is still something wrong with the combat rhythm - there are too few changes. It is true that the duration of each battle is not long, and there is no very protracted narrative. However, on the other hand, since the protagonist always plays high-end games, this book lacks particularly streamlined battles. The kind of battles that clear out miscellaneous soldiers or eliminate elite monsters in a few lines are a bit too few. When the author describes the battle, the more high-end and intense the battle, the more detailed the description becomes, so that there is a phenomenon: whether it is killing the opponent in one second or one hour, the description will take one or two chapters. All the villains need two chapters. Although they are indeed not long, the difference is not obvious. If this goes on like this, it will lead to a strange experience: "Oh, they are all villains in two chapters", which will lead to a repetitive feeling that the villains are all the same. After reading for a long time, it will gradually become boring. Summary: Wencha Rice Wine is as exciting a battle novel as ever, but I personally feel that after reading it for a long time, I will still feel tired from repetition.

One Piece fanfic, complete story, no female protagonist. Personal evaluation: early stage (8.5/10) Late stage (5/10) In One Piece fanfic, the protagonist is not a human, but a 1500-year-old statue made of historical text. Because of the Renren Fruit-Phantom Beast Species-the demonic form changes into a human form, he creates the eight demonic powers through imagination and learning*. The fruit of 1500 years of understanding and understanding is the golden finger of the protagonist. The story takes place in the very early days, when Luffy is about to meet Red Hair, and there is almost no Straw Hat plot unless he is following the boat. Highlights: The author of this book is obviously a super fan of Semicircle. It can be seen from his new book "Super Martial Arts Tokyo", a fanfic about Kenshin Bladega, that the author has a very deep understanding of fighting works such as "Bazeya" and "Fist Wisdom". Compared with ordinary numerical confrontations, he is better at describing the confrontation between "Tao" and will between two strong men in a struggle. Because of this, the author is very good at describing duels with people with strong self-will, such as Fujitora, Golden Lion, Barrett... Each of them has written extremely exciting duel plots. At the same time, in order to match these strong men, the protagonist's character is also quite unique. As a rough stone that has been sleeping for 1,500 years, the protagonist has pure curiosity and desire to explore the world. As the purest person, the infection heals the people around him, bridging a large number of tragedies and regrets in the original work. Poison points: Corresponding to several extremely exciting duels, I think the biggest problem in this book lies in the narrative rhythm. The plot in the first half of the book is quite exciting. The stunning duel and decisive narrative form an extremely exciting beginning. However, after the end of the Seven Waters Chapter... As the plot unfolds step by step, the rhythm of the entire book seems to gradually escape the author's control and become weird. The first is crazy repetition: the author likes to state the plot at the end of the previous chapter from a different perspective at the beginning of the next chapter, and finally settle on the same sentence. It is true that this method of repeating the same plot with different perspectives can enhance the sense of storyboarding and picture. However, if this method is used in some less important scenes, the amount of information is too low, and the narrative rhythm begins to become cumbersome and seems to be too many words... Secondly, there is the question of what the protagonist is doing. Later in the article, the problem of losing the perspective of the protagonist often occurs. You know, according to the setting, the protagonist of this article is quite powerful, but in the description of the article, there is always a feeling that the protagonist is standing next to him but doing nothing. Personally, I think this is because the author did not write the protagonist's action line clearly, and there are too many supporting roles. And the most critical thing - rhythm: the rhythm of the book is completely unbalanced in the later period: the three generals, the marshal, the five old stars, and the four emperors, these superpowers that should be written more have fewer plots than the last, as if the author no longer wants to write or does not know how to write. It can be seen from the speed at which the protagonist awakens the eight demons: when the reading progress is 60%, the protagonist has awakened six demons, but the last two demons suddenly awakened between 90% and 100%... Summary: The book is exciting in the early stages, but mediocre in the later stages, but it's still worth reading.

Pokémon fanfic, a mixture of animated games and worldviews, based on party research, no heroine (possible single/multiple heroines, there is a love line foreshadowing) medium to slow pace, daily writing, semi-invincible. Personal rating: (8/10) It depicts a very detailed Pokémon fanfic. Although I am not an experienced Pokémon player, it can be seen that the author has carefully collected various details of the Pokémon world and created a comprehensive and specific Pokémon game animation fusion world. Highlights: The protagonist's profession is a craftsman, and he has a very strong golden finger. He can directly touch the props to obtain the production methods and skills of various props. At the same time, he can add experience to Pokémon like a player and upgrade extremely quickly. Therefore, the whole text is basically an invincible flow. Although the protagonist has not become truly "invincible", the rapid growth process keeps the protagonist in a position where he can handle it with ease. On this basis, the plot of this article does not progress very quickly. Strong strength becomes the basis for a peaceful and happy daily life, allowing readers to feel comfortable in the unhurried life plot. After all, nothing can threaten the protagonist. The overall structure of the novel is roughly: opening a shop to sell props → traveling to collect materials → opening a shop to sell props cycle, which is somewhat similar to the flow of opening a shop, but there are some changes. Although the protagonist's character is very strong, the protagonist himself has a character of modesty + knowledge seeking + hard work, so he is not annoying, and does not give people the feeling of being unworthy of morality. Instead, he feels that his character is indeed worthy of mastering so many skills. This is Arceus's reward for craftsmen who pursue technology. Lightning points: There were some less important highlights in the early stages of this book, but they began to diminish in the later stages. There are two main problems in the early plot: First of all, the author directly applied some game dialogues into the novel, which caused some background characters to really talk like NPCs, which was a bit of a surprise... However, this problem almost disappeared in the later period. Then there is the issue of the protagonist's pricing of props. Some props directly apply the pricing of the Pokémon game. However, these prices are very unreasonable or even outrageous in the world of integration of games and animations. It will give people the feeling that the protagonist has no business acumen. However, this problem will not exist in the later period, and the pricing aspect will be omitted in the later period. The emphasis is on showing the importance that other people attach to the protagonist's props. This aspect has a much better look. After all, the prices in the Pokémon world are indeed a bit strange and difficult to deal with in detail. Summary: Pokémon Research fanfic, it is very worth reading for readers who like warm daily life but also have requirements for the protagonist to have strong combat power (such as me~)

A Yu-Gi-Oh fanfic, a multi-generational fusion of the world view of Yu-Gi-Oh, with a moderate pace and single/no heroine. Personal rating: (9/10) Description: A very interesting and exciting Yu-Gi-Oh fanfic! The author uses the unique Yu-Gi-Oh Fusion worldview to cleverly combine superiors, fusions, rituals, synchronizations, supercharges, and possibly even links. The protagonist's golden finger is "super fusion" and has the power to create and fuse related cards. He is a person with the ultimate fusion of beliefs. Travelers, prophets, but there is a fixed time to travel, so they will not know the newly released cards. Highlights: This book is light on construction and heavy on soul power. He is a typical Yu-Gi-Oh fan who puts more emphasis on believing in the power of the deck than playing cards scientifically. In the plot, different summoning methods represent the mainstream forces of different worlds, and there is no distinction between high and low versions. This greatly avoids the pure bullying version of "Using Super Power to Fight the Duel Kingdom" in the Yu-Gi-Oh fandom. The deck used by the protagonist is similar to Fusion. The core belief of integrating everything is to believe in the deck. He also has a soul card with extraordinary power called "Super Fusion", as well as a standard wife behind the deck. The style of the entire book is very similar to the original Yu-Gi-Oh! In addition, the author's basic introduction to cards and Yu-Gi-Oh! Is relatively detailed. Players who have only watched the first few Yu-Gi-Oh and Yu-Gi-Oh! Can enter. Lightning points: There are no obvious highlights. If I have to say, due to the style of this book, the protagonist uses a "soul deck", so readers who want to see three cards filled with lust and full card effects may not be suitable for this book. Summary: It is extremely suitable for lovers of soul decks. Fans of scientific card playing and pure construction may not like it (but if you can draw the magic again and again, which player doesn't want to use souls~)

Fairy Tail fanfic, slow-paced, slow-burning, with a single female protagonist. Personal rating: (6/10) Chapter 177 is temporarily abandoned, so I only passed the exam. A fan of Fairy Tail, the protagonist has a plug-in to summon wild monsters from the League of Legends and fuse the wild monsters with himself. Highlights: The author's depiction of the emotional and love lines is very delicate. The protagonist likes Mira. The two maintained an ambiguous relationship for a long time in the early stage. It is very sweet and has the feeling of a romantic comedy. The protagonist has very upright views, has a hard-working and cautious personality, and is quite likable. Lightning points: Personally, I think the highlights of this book are closely related to its highlights. The author has a complete imbalance in the arrangement of the love line and the main line (combat line). As the content progresses, the love line begins to fill up crazily. Although the sweetness is still guaranteed, a big problem is that the heroine Mira has a knot that requires strength to solve. If the main line is not promoted in the early stage, the love line cannot make significant progress, which causes the love line to become a completely sweet story filled with water. In addition, as a fan of passionate fighting works, there is really too little fighting content. The progress of the protagonist's strength is actually not slow in the story time, but the pace of this book is very slow! This leads to the following: Although the protagonist has gained first-line combat power in a few months, in the eyes of readers, almost 200 chapters later, the protagonist still cannot defeat even a decent character in the original work! So how does the protagonist face the original enemies whose combat power expands rapidly in the later period? In the objective situation of weak strength, the cautious character loses its supporting foundation. And, I don't know if it's the author's writing habits or my misunderstanding: In the early stage, the author basically sketches the protagonist's crushing games and details the protagonist's pressure games, thus giving readers a feeling that the protagonist is defeated everywhere when reading. Every time the battle is exciting, he is fighting peripheral characters and minions. I feel that there is a lack of description of a 1V1 and evenly matched battle with a strong person in the original book in the early stage, so that readers can have a logical basis for judging the protagonist's combat effectiveness. Fans of the hot-blooded battle series can't have too few battles... Final summary: Readers who like romance light novel plots (especially the ambiguous and pulling plots) will probably like it more; readers who are more demanding on combat power and long for the excitement of fighting may lose interest in reading later in the book.