The Empire of Shilin

If there were no dark history in the first 500 chapters, Big Eyeball could have directly become a god with Xiling. If there are newcomers, it is recommended to skip the previous dark history and read the beginning of 2.0 And start directly from Chapter 567: The Big Nebula.

It is a first-person and strange two-dimensional comprehensive comic. It is hard to imagine how I, who was still young, could finish reading this book without any experience in animation, but this is indeed one of my inspirations for online writing. I first read it on various pirated websites. This book was definitely not the first one I read, but it was already one of the oldest in my memory. At that time, the cover was still a blue blurry picture that I couldn't tell what it was. Looking at the level of this book aside from the first person perspective, I can only say that Big Eyeball grows very fast, and the later stages are definitely above the average level among online novels. The early stages are not terrible at all, and can only be said to be at the average level among novice novels. But to be honest, with the current level of new books, I can only say that the first half of the book is readable. PS: The reason why I was extremely impressed by this book is its fan masterpiece "Xiling × Country". This book is definitely the origin of my reading of Huangshu.

The novel combines various elements such as fan fiction and YY. Although the early content is relatively slow, it depicts a grand world that includes civilization, individuals, survival, war, evolution and other aspects. The book not only contains cuteness and ridicule, but also has a passionate and epic feel. However, in the early stage, it is too biased towards cool writing. Although the harem elements are not obvious, the technological level is not consistent with the world view. In terms of setting, you can read it as a light novel. The dissolution of Sandora symbolized the end of the old empire. The emperor personally handed over the last territory and said an affectionate farewell to the old empire. From then on, the Xiling Empire no longer looked back on the past, but firmly moved towards the future. It has been a long journey since that step four years ago, and now it has finally taken root. The future is unlimited, and the Xiling Empire and its eternal existence are moving forward unstoppably.

Those who are willing to watch Xiling should come from Anomaly/Dawn/Deep Sea Embers/Alien Hotel. To be honest, if I didn't know that the quality of the books written by Big Eyeballs is really poor, this is the one that could read hope Ling from the beginning👍🏻 Personally, I only found it interesting after about 300 chapters. What can I say about the previous content? The new issue of Big Brother Meng is dry and lacking in quality. If you want to read it, you can read it. If you don't want to read it, you can just skip it.

Warning: The following content is my subjective opinion. There may be errors and omissions, and it may be a bad review. Please judge carefully when reading (Note: If you feel bad, you can call the reviewer a fool in your heart, do not send it out) If it were only the early part of Big Eyeball's debut, my assessment would be that it would be "unsightly", but from the middle stage onwards, Far Eyes has undoubtedly become more sublime (?). The best/bad thing about this book is its "everydayness". I can only say that this method of turning an endless and magnificent epic into the daily life of the neighbor next door is amazing. Well, the ordinaryness revealed between the lines can save most people from the solemn feeling of reading a so-called epic. Instead, it feels more like witnessing or even experiencing a real time with their own eyes, as if they are "Chen Jun". Unfortunately, in the eyes of most people, it is just an online article, which essentially lacks a sense of epicness and formality. Under mainstream perception, it will not be considered a science fiction masterpiece, and it lacks a sense of respect. (Of course maybe it doesn't need to) The logic of this book can also be called self-consistent (Autie: The World Forgot Me). The author constructed a technology-magic dual-core racial talent tree and some self-created scattered technology/magic talent trees from scratch. I looked at it and thought, okay, +1 for things that can't be done (crying). A lot of holes have been filled in (it's so rare). And the unified theory of information... This is true, and I really admire it (because I also borrowed some concepts from this view in my own novels). And the shaping aspect. There is no doubt that the character creation is very good. It can show the multiple sides of a character without too much sense of dissonance. As for the shaping of civilization, that's really awesome👍. It seems like it's just one word, Kuai! Next are some bad points. Needless to say, it was too toxic in the early stage. It's too simple. After all, I've just started writing a book, so don't be so harsh. Comprehensive comic factors. It depends on personal preference. Some people just don't like comprehensive comics, while some people can accept them. On this factor, I hold an acceptable point of view. (Because I can watch it) And Otie, does anyone remember it? It's a bug in the early stages. But I really can't forget this thing. I want to laugh over and over again. This thing can be considered to be ranked as "prison":) In short, if you really can't stand it, just treat this thing as a setting book for "Abnormal". Note (reviewer complained): I feel like the paragraph I praised earlier could be used as an evaluation of "Abnormal Creatures" by changing a few words. Another note: I could have written a lot more, but my hands are tired. Note again: This time I'm just trying to make up the word count.

It can be seen that the author is very good at depicting the grand scenes of war. The little loli raised at home also has a distinctive personality. The protagonist has a good personality. The history of civilization is well written. Well, I am not good at commenting. The above four reasons are why I love reading this book.

There is too much nonsense, and there are too many women. This is also true after reading "Records of Abnormal Creatures" written by the author later (the pig's feet and a few women are talking nonsense, accounting for 1/2 of the content). In addition, the female emperor Xiling and the female general who came back from time travel are both old monsters who have lived for more than 100,000 years, but they behave and speak like elementary school girls, which is speechless.

It can be said that the book with big eyes has influenced my entire high school life, from Dawn to Abnormality to Xiling. When I was chasing it backwards, I was really moved by this huge and tender world. In Xiling, you can see many inspirations from the later books, there are many beloved cameos, and you can see the great progress of Eyeball's writing. Maybe it is not a completely outstanding work (such as the first few hundred chapters) but it is definitely a great work, because without it, there would be nothing that follows. Long live the empire! Although no one should read Xiling Empire as their first book, I still strongly recommend "Abnormal Creatures" and "Sword of Dawn". Personally, I think it is one of the best online articles, especially if you can catch the big-eyed radio waves.

I think it's pretty, creative and thoughtful.

I finally understand, Lin Xue, with her big eyes, succeeded in making this @! &% Is shaped into a person who is nothing without the ability to predict, not even a person. Lin Xue only relied on her bug-like predictions to get to the side of the male protagonist. Is this how the tsundere of that era sold swords to gain attention? Why…