Three Thousand Female College Students Rank Among the Immortal Class

Evaluation after reading this book: Style: Relaxed, invincible, moderate speed As an online article written by a certain (self-proclaimed) author at a certain point five years ago, it has just the right amount of one million words, and this book has both advantages and disadvantages. The good points are: the style integration is more appropriate, the historical and logical lines of the design are more complex, but relatively self-consistent. In addition, the author has added in the introduction, single chapter, and completion of the book. The pitfalls have been basically filled in. It can be seen that the outline was carefully written, so the world view is also described in more detail. However, what has been criticized by book friends on many websites is the "salted fish" of the protagonist. It is not followed through to the end, because of certain settings (intentional by the author) and some plot points that give people a feeling of being "out of context". In addition, the emotional line between the male and female protagonists is not biased toward romance due to their personalities. There is a feeling of respecting each other as guests and taking advantage of each other (the male protagonist is purely greedy for his body, which can be regarded as a semi-harem, and the female protagonist needs the strength to fulfill her destiny). In terms of character plot (slight spoilers): The male protagonist Lu Ya (pronounced "Lu Ya", which means jumping out of the Three Realms, not in the Five Elements) is "set" to be at the full level of all professions (the author is too lazy to write down what professions there are, anyway, he is invincible). For some reasons, he calls himself an illusionist, and decides to live in this world in a "salted fish" way. To be more precise, he is astringent and divine (｡••｡). He has no career ambitions and just goes with the flow. The heroine Liu Xuanye is set to be the perfect (most) beautiful woman in this world, which is very obvious in the style of a heroine. Due to physical reasons (not specific to avoid spoilers), human nature and emotions account for a relatively small proportion. This means that as long as her plan can be realized, everything including herself can be a price. It can be said that without a male protagonist, she can realize her ambition step by step according to her own layout and see higher mountains. The role of the male protagonist is to enrich her humanity, reduce many necessary sacrifices/prices, and improve Xuan Ye's strength and vision. The union of the two is fate, and even someone stronger than Heaven cannot stop it (this is a hint ૮₍ ˃̶ ꇴ ˂̶ ₎ა). The heroine? /Female supporting role? : Ning Zhongzi (with a big background, but has nothing to do with her), Jiuhuxian (with a big background as well), Zhang Lianxin (with a special physique), Ban Yue (a genius of Yan Dao). Gong Mingxi (same physique as Zhang Lianxin). This part will not be described in detail. Book friends who like them more can write book reviews to supplement it. Overall, this book is worth reading. The setting is not cliche, the plot is okay, and the writing is fluent. For me, it temporarily alleviates the trouble of looking for relaxed style books everywhere.ヾ(*＾▽^) ｙｽｙｅE‼

One book written by the same author is enough to read. After reading a third of the book, I felt that the style was very similar and I was a bit tired of it. Overall, it was okay.