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All I can say is that it's very enjoyable to read, not as boring as other cool novels, and the plot is full of ups and downs, and it's also very enjoyable to read.

After five chapters, I can't stand it anymore. The protagonist is so mentally retarded. When he was first captured, he was like a fried hen. In the blink of an eye, he chuckled. There is also the plot. What does the protagonist think of in the eyes of the controller? I can't stand the retarded words. This is a novel, not a cartoon, right?

It's well written, but there are a lot of typos

Serious book review: I didn't want to write this at first, but recently I happened to look back and found that some of the plots were too uncomfortable, and some of the flaws were really unpalatable. There are spoilers. 1. The protagonist Xinghen is a playboy or Neptune. Classic scumbag quotations appear in many chapters of the book. I don't dislike harems. I can accept them if the plot is reasonable and necessary. However, after reading the quotations in the book, I really have to complain. What a scumbag. The harem has taken too much. . . 2. The plot of Minotaur, light, apocalypse, and the Caili trio. Guangming and Caili are in the same holy alliance, love each other, and can sacrifice themselves for each other in times of crisis. The two have been in a relationship for more than forty years. Later, when he encountered the apocalypse of the dark camp, Genius, due to some relationships with Haixing, Guangming could not defeat the apocalypse. He always had an obsession in his heart that only by winning the apocalypse could he be qualified to marry Caili. The apocalypse had a crush on Caili, and had the ambition to rule the dark forces and the entire alliance. Later, for his ambition, he attacked Guangming's father at the time, the leader of the Holy Alliance (he did not know at the time that he was the father of the apocalypse), and was seriously injured. Then the key point came. Guangming received the news that his father was seriously injured. Knowing that his brother had feelings for Caili, he generously left his lover to take care of his brother, Doshi, and went to see his father. Later, he learned that the person who attacked was Doshi, and went back to look for him angrily. As a result, Caili and Doshi ran away. . . What was the reason? Caili later learned that Doomsday attacked Guangming's father and missed him. At that time, Doomsday was half seriously injured and pretending to be miserable and half threatening. If Caili couldn't kill him, he would lead the dark forces to rule the entire alliance. Then the next plot is what I can't bear the most. Cai Li can't do it. He is kind and soft-hearted, and proposes to make a three-part agreement with Doomsday. If he withdraws from the dark forces, restrains the forces from being enemies of the Holy Alliance, and helps improve the strength of the Holy Alliance, she agrees to marry him. . . . . Finally, the light was green. . . . I really want to complain! ! ! Is this some ancient dynasty's marriage ceremony? Still voluntary. The author calls Caili a hero. Is Caili a hero? For the alliance, yes, but as someone else's girlfriend, with a relationship of 40 years, no matter what the purpose, is it really okay to make such an agreement with a third party? Anyway, I was uncomfortable and disgusted, ah, I feel uncomfortable when I think of this. As someone else's girlfriend, lover, you should never use yourself as a bargaining chip, and Guangming didn't know about it at that time. As a result, when did Guangming find out? Many years later, the two appeared in front of Guangming. Caili said personally that he was married to the apocalypse, and Guangming collapsed. . . . . There is not much description of Caili's heart in the book. Caili should love the light more, but she married the apocalypse for the sake of the light and the alliance. How did the author come up with this plot? To be honest, it really shocked me for many years. Guangming has been living in self-blame since then, hating himself for not marrying Caili earlier. But it's because he loves Caili so much that he always wants to prove that he is better than Momo and is qualified to marry her, but in the end he was robbed of his lover by Momo. In the end of the world, the article calls him a hero. I think he is more of a villain, half betrayed and half threatened. He broke up a pair of lovers and relied on threats to make Caili marry him. And when the three of them met later, they even put their arms around Caili's waist in front of Guangming to win over Guangming. Isn't this the triumph of a pure villain? As for Caili, what was she thinking? There is not much description in the article. Life after marriage is dull. Whenever the light is mentioned, her eyes will darken. Will she be happy after making this decision? Definitely not. When facing the light later, she is already a wife, and her words still protect the apocalypse. To be honest, I really don't know what Cai Li thinks (I guess the author doesn't know how to write it), who does she [love]? According to the description in the article, she should still be emotionally inclined to the bright side, but she is married to Doomsday, has a daughter, and has a grandson (the protagonist), so she has to help her husband. That's why I said that Caili could not use himself as a bargaining chip to marry a third party, let alone for the sake of his lover at the time. This tm is really too poisonous! I can't stand this scenario. What the hell is this plot? To make people uncomfortable on purpose, right? The most shocking thing is that Guangming was raped by his good brother Doomsday and stole his girlfriend. As a result, after our protagonist heard about Guangming's past, he even persuaded Guangming to bless them. I really can't take it anymore, oh my god 3. The protagonists Tianhen and Lily The protagonist's dark camp and Lily's light camp can be considered the female lead, but I feel that they are not as good as the later ones. The protagonist was rescued by Lily when he was weak, fell in love with Lily, the first woman he truly liked in the article, and pursued success. But Lily has a grand dream, to eliminate all slums in the alliance and relieve suffering civilians, while the protagonist hopes to be free and pursue power. To be honest, I think Lily is a truly commendable saint, the Holy Mother. She really sacrificed a lot and took action for her own wishes and ideals. Our protagonist promises: He is willing to wait for Lily to fulfill her wish before we can be together again. He will be Lily's "forever" harbor and wait for Lily's ship. Later, the protagonist becomes a nemesis. At some important moments, Lily did not appear by the protagonist's side because she wanted to rescue civilians, and because of the camp of light and darkness, there was a gap between the two. When Lily later took the position of alliance speaker (and truly had the right to revoke the slums established by the alliance), the protagonist and Lily broke up, believing that the two of them had different ideas, and the "forever" harbor they had promised was abandoned. Next I'm going to complain, why can't ideals and love have both? Lily couldn't stay with the protagonist because she had to build a slum, so the protagonist was dissatisfied. He said he wasn't angry, but the rest of the story was obviously angry. At first Lily thought that the two of them, one dark and one light, could not be together, and she also said that her heart had already been given to the people in the slums (later she finally considered love for herself). She had refused and escaped from the protagonist, fearing that they could not be together and would lead to confrontation. It was the protagonist who promised to comfort Baihe again and again. Together, there will be no problem, and he also made various promises, even if Lily hides from him, he will find her, promising to wait, he will be Lily's eternal harbor, he knows Lily's ideals, and also knows what will happen next, and then, finally won Lily's heart, Lily feels that there is hope for them.

Like it very much

Typos are common in such a long novel. Don't waste your senses. I won't say any more redundant comments. I have seen great authors since I was a child. Yyds!

The protagonist is not witty enough and lacks wisdom. He is very harsh towards his own people and weak towards his enemies. The story is not exciting but rather weak. I really can't finish it.

There are just typos

The first plot is okay, but the middle and later stages are too fast, and the protagonist feels awesome all the way, which is completely inconsistent with the early settings.

Too many typos