
Global Evolution: The Entire Nation Invades Another World
全球进化举国攻入异世界
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.8M Words
- Genre
- Sci-Fi
- Subgenre
- Futuristic Fantasy
- Updated
- 3y ago
- Source
- Qimao
Synopsis
All-time: Popularity, Must-read votes.
600Chapters
124kPopularity
1.1kReaders
1.6kMust-read votes
9.2Score
823Ratings
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A bit of a satirical core flavor wrapped in a cool body 😂 The language and writing style are "simple and humorous", natural and smooth, easy to understand, and "logically tight". The sense of humor is often revealed between the lines, with little fun coming out from time to time🤣, and occasionally adding some jokes. The IQs of the characters in the book are online, and there is basically no unprovoked behavior. All the characters' behaviors are reasonable and basically consistent with the characters' own interests and character image settings. A set of reasonable logic can be found for each person's behavior. The "cool" component of this book accounts for a large proportion, but the core is not "cool" but "satire". In the early stage, there are many descriptions of social phenomena, focusing on "injustice" aspects; in the middle period, the main object of "satire" changed, and instead there was a lot of criticism of the "Tao Zong" in the book (you will understand what it means after reading the relevant content), focusing on satirizing and criticizing its corruption. The concept of decay and ignorance; in the later stage, the level of the protagonist rises, and the objects are transformed into gods instead. The gods show arrogance and are inconsistent in appearance and appearance. Although their behavior is reasonable to a certain extent, the problem is the shameless despicable means and overly ungrateful behavior; three main satirical objects are used throughout the whole text, and these three periods are the periods when each appears more frequently. Ahem... Although it's hard to tell, but this book also has a harem character 😂 Although the various characters are not weird xp, it's mainly because of their weird identities, but the protagonists are always loyal to them, no scumbag, and don't recognize people when they put on their pants (*/∇\) Just be mentally prepared (the driving element is also more promising) In short, this book can be regarded as an excellent work out of nine. The writing style and logic are all top-notch, and the author's knowledge is also extraordinary. It is undoubtedly a masterpiece👍
I have read the fifth volume now. I have graduated from middle school and this is my first time reviewing a book. Although it is only five volumes, I can see the author's hard work, from character description to plot development, it is really very transparent. This is also the first time I recommend a book to everyone.
At present, we have seen that 50% of the names are confused and misspelled. "Outrageous" is no longer enough to describe it. Fingers, toes, and heads are all pointed. It's a very good book, but why does it make it so "angry" for readers?
Damn it, Holy Mother is otherwise perfect. How can the class monitor be such a sinister person? He colluded with the guidance counselor to hack the scholarships of dozens of classmates, preventing them from being recruited as regular employees by large companies after graduation. She actually tried to give him a chance again and again.
Pig's Foot Madonna + Ultimate Dog Licking + Invincible Straw Bag
This book is very well written! The author's writing style is very good and can vividly let readers feel the sense of the picture. Although there is a bit of a Virgin feeling in the front, it is to portray the characters and enrich the image of the pig's feet. It becomes more and more exciting as you go to the back. The protagonist is decisive in killing and is no longer submissive and indecisive. The emotional scenes are also well connected. It is really well written to say everything!
Early stage: "The Perfect Boyfriend Development Plan" Mid-term: "Two and Five Boys of the Apocalypse Branch" Later period: "Investment and Rules of the Void Clan"
The plot is pretty exciting, and the characters' IQs are online. In the early and middle period, the thinking and criticism of social phenomena are more serious, and the proportion of driving is less. It should get high marks, even if the author's criticism of Taoism is a bit excessive, and the admiration for imperial power and aristocracy is actually 100 steps closer to the dregs of Confucianism than 50 steps. The causal role of the clash of civilizations was not described in the criticism. The fictional inheritance of thousands of years is uniformly too fanciful. In the later period, it entered a state of cool writing, driving non-stop, having a huge harem, and falling into a cliché. Compared with most white-text environments in Qimao, this book is a step above.
After reading so many novels, I can honestly say that the author's writing style is rough and humorous, with no rhyme and clarity in the whole text. It's really awkward.
The subtleties of the world, the protagonist's bond with his father in this world leads to a deep hatred of Confucianism's three cardinal principles and five constant principles.