I Train the Big Shots Behind the Scenes

The writing style is very fairy-like and the world view is very magnificent. Although it is a bit biased towards systematic writing, it is quite well written. I got a little tired after reading around chapter 150, so I stopped reading. I feel like the plot is a bit like Senior Brother which is too solid. It's a behind-the-scenes classic, but it's a shame.

The setting is very different from novels of the same type. The protagonist is initially hinted to be a prince, but the shaping of the protagonist's character is too out of the ordinary. From the first time he was named Heavenly Court, he should have made arrangements for the follow-up layout and the protagonist's psychology. However, the author's arrangements for the protagonist are specious. Although the book is generally expressed in a nonsensical way, the protagonist's thinking is not closely related to the development of the plot. Compared with good books of the same type, it lags behind in this aspect, but it does a good job in suspense and foreshadowing. Overall, it's above average. If you don't like the protagonist who has a cheerful personality, I really don't recommend this book. Everyone has their own preferences for carrots and vegetables. There are not many good books out there, so this book can also be used as an alternative.

The writing style is weird, but what exactly is it writing? Is the author from a new concept writing competition and enjoys being in the clouds?

Where are the words of the writer

Very nice, I like Phoenix very much. The woman in white said in a cold voice: "Then, if you really die... I will gather your dust and let you come back again, no matter how many times, it will be like this; it will be like this for eternity, for countless years, how about it?" What a confession! Love Phoenix so much

I read this book after reading the Demon Suppression Museum. The first part is a little unremarkable, but the further it goes, the more magnificent the story becomes. The Donghuang, who is obsessed with showing off, Cang Tian, who turns his back on all living beings, Mr. Yun, who is out of tune, and the Monkey King of this world. Each character is portrayed with its own characteristics. Although it is a bit fast-paced in the end, it also leaves endless daydreams. The extra chapter also confirms the friendship between friends. It may not be particularly outstanding under the masterpieces of various great gods at the time, but for today's fast-paced online novels, it is indeed a rare and excellent work. Of course, after reading two books by the author, I still feel that "The Museum of Demon Suppression" is a masterpiece. The author has also been working hard to write better works.

Following Lan Keqiyuan's second fairy tale enlightenment work, these two movies let me know what a fairy is like

A book that is different from other cool novels. The writing is very good, the plot is compact, and the description of the characters is also very delicate.

Seeing that there is no boundary division now,

It looks okay. The holes dug in the front have been filled in. Later, I found out that the protagonist has traveled through time very early. It feels almost boring.