By a twist of fate, the young Ma Le was brought into a world of endless cycles. Here, there were terrifying bioengineered zombies and strange magical beasts, space fleets sailing the stars and martial arts masters who could run along rooftops and leap across walls... From the day he entered, he was forever separated from ordinary people, condemned to a life like a gladiator’s, with nothing but battle and slaughter!
This place was known as the City Battle System, a stage for dozens of city-states and more than a hundred thousand warriors...
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When did Andy Lau play Yang Guo?
They all talk out their life-saving trump cards casually like a big mouth, and their brains are flawed.
The font of this article is too dense. It hurts my eyes when I read it.
There really were thousands of people killed, it was Xiang Yu
I love watching it. Every world is good but there are too many paragraphs describing the supporting characters.
This chapter is very well written, I love reading this kind of realistic books. Don't talk about decisive killing, inhumanity, and darkness. The protagonist is just a college student who has just stepped out of the society, what else do you want from him? In reality, some people are even afraid of killing pigs. I really don't know why there is so much hostility.
Didn't you say that Armstrong's moon landing was a hoax?
The layout is messy, I'm not in the mood to read it
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The author is quite remarkable in terms of plot conception and plot planning, but the best part is his realistic logic and character analysis. Of course, it involves the logical setting of creating different worlds. There are inevitably some flaws. However, compared with similar novels, the author's strict numerical settings and almost self-consistent logical rules are enough for this novel to rank among the second-rate or even first-rate of its kind.
Different from mainstream routines, nearly 10% of the novel is told or even substituted from the perspective of supporting characters, and the main body is mainly psychological background description or fighting scenes. Although this is conducive to enriching the image of supporting characters and improving the character logic, a relatively large amount of supporting character content can still be deleted and removed, because this will affect the reader's reading experience to some extent. However, combined with off-site factors, this may be regarded as a little care of the author. In addition, the writing is also solid, and the unpleasant perception may be resolved.
The first and middle stages are basically the slow advancement of the plot narrative, as well as supplementary and perfect framework settings, and more reasonable revisions of some whimsical content to incorporate them into the basic setting framework of the novel. This is also where the excellence of this book first emerges. The author explains the basic settings and logic in extremely detail, trying to integrate and plan all the worlds he has traveled through into a unified system, so he does not hesitate to spend a lot of money. I have tried my best to construct a logically self-consistent and realistic fantasy world. I roughly estimate that just "setting and modifying conceptual logic" will inevitably take dozens of chapters. Of course, so much purely illustrative content will naturally affect the experience of some readers. However, it can also be said that this has nothing to do with this book, just because it is not suitable. There should be no need to say more about this.
The protagonist Ma Le, to be honest, the character image of the protagonist is not lovable and even affects the perception, because he is stupid, pure stupidity. Although it may be intentional to portray a leader image or to make it obvious in the future, the protagonist's IQ level is still basically unchanged in the early and middle stages. A character who attaches great importance to love and justice, and is eager for challenges, and who constantly grows out of desperate situations, but it is undeniable that IQ is really the biggest challenge to a good perception, but the author is also quite good at characterization, and he still has two brushes in the description of behavioral logic and psychological analysis. There is also a lot of content in the book to enrich the character and image, and there are often detailed descriptions of image transformation. This also makes up for the problems caused by IQ to some extent, although overall, it is still slightly lacking.
In the later stage, you can clearly feel that the rhythm is out of control. The protagonist's combat power span is too large, which leads to the later stage almost leaning towards the style of invincible novels. Therefore, the author can only end the story in time, ending the final disaster in advance, and temporarily switches from the protagonist's perspective to the third perspective, allowing the protagonist to participate in the ending with unknown strength. This type of ending can be said to be cliché, but it is indeed a battle force. It is a good solution to the collapse, so you will experience a significant acceleration of the plot in the later period, as well as some slightly abrupt plot changes. However, it is worth noting that when the combat power collapses, it is also the best time to improve and sublimate the protagonist's image, because invincibility also represents the complete exposure of one's own inner emotions. It is a pity that the author did not spend a lot of pen and ink here, which is still a bit regretful.
In summary, this book benefits from the huge framework setting and reasonable and self-consistent logical rules. It stands out among the many works of Infinite Flow and can be regarded as a masterpiece. However, it is still worth noting that the large amount of explanatory text and supporting role perspectives may not be suitable for every reader. However, it is undeniable that this book is able to stand out in this genre. It may not be able to cover everything, but it can become the best in certain aspects. This is enough. This book is worth recommending.
Composition material accumulation experience is rich and colorful.
When did Andy Lau play Yang Guo?
They all talk out their life-saving trump cards casually like a big mouth, and their brains are flawed.
The font of this article is too dense. It hurts my eyes when I read it.
There really were thousands of people killed, it was Xiang Yu
I love watching it. Every world is good but there are too many paragraphs describing the supporting characters.
This chapter is very well written, I love reading this kind of realistic books. Don't talk about decisive killing, inhumanity, and darkness. The protagonist is just a college student who has just stepped out of the society, what else do you want from him? In reality, some people are even afraid of killing pigs. I really don't know why there is so much hostility.
Didn't you say that Armstrong's moon landing was a hoax?
The layout is messy, I'm not in the mood to read it
Recommended masterpieces in unlimited streaming The author is quite remarkable in terms of plot conception and plot planning, but the best part is his realistic logic and character analysis. Of course, it involves the logical setting of creating different worlds. There are inevitably some flaws. However, compared with similar novels, the author's strict numerical settings and almost self-consistent logical rules are enough for this novel to rank among the second-rate or even first-rate of its kind. Different from mainstream routines, nearly 10% of the novel is told or even substituted from the perspective of supporting characters, and the main body is mainly psychological background description or fighting scenes. Although this is conducive to enriching the image of supporting characters and improving the character logic, a relatively large amount of supporting character content can still be deleted and removed, because this will affect the reader's reading experience to some extent. However, combined with off-site factors, this may be regarded as a little care of the author. In addition, the writing is also solid, and the unpleasant perception may be resolved. The first and middle stages are basically the slow advancement of the plot narrative, as well as supplementary and perfect framework settings, and more reasonable revisions of some whimsical content to incorporate them into the basic setting framework of the novel. This is also where the excellence of this book first emerges. The author explains the basic settings and logic in extremely detail, trying to integrate and plan all the worlds he has traveled through into a unified system, so he does not hesitate to spend a lot of money. I have tried my best to construct a logically self-consistent and realistic fantasy world. I roughly estimate that just "setting and modifying conceptual logic" will inevitably take dozens of chapters. Of course, so much purely illustrative content will naturally affect the experience of some readers. However, it can also be said that this has nothing to do with this book, just because it is not suitable. There should be no need to say more about this. The protagonist Ma Le, to be honest, the character image of the protagonist is not lovable and even affects the perception, because he is stupid, pure stupidity. Although it may be intentional to portray a leader image or to make it obvious in the future, the protagonist's IQ level is still basically unchanged in the early and middle stages. A character who attaches great importance to love and justice, and is eager for challenges, and who constantly grows out of desperate situations, but it is undeniable that IQ is really the biggest challenge to a good perception, but the author is also quite good at characterization, and he still has two brushes in the description of behavioral logic and psychological analysis. There is also a lot of content in the book to enrich the character and image, and there are often detailed descriptions of image transformation. This also makes up for the problems caused by IQ to some extent, although overall, it is still slightly lacking. In the later stage, you can clearly feel that the rhythm is out of control. The protagonist's combat power span is too large, which leads to the later stage almost leaning towards the style of invincible novels. Therefore, the author can only end the story in time, ending the final disaster in advance, and temporarily switches from the protagonist's perspective to the third perspective, allowing the protagonist to participate in the ending with unknown strength. This type of ending can be said to be cliché, but it is indeed a battle force. It is a good solution to the collapse, so you will experience a significant acceleration of the plot in the later period, as well as some slightly abrupt plot changes. However, it is worth noting that when the combat power collapses, it is also the best time to improve and sublimate the protagonist's image, because invincibility also represents the complete exposure of one's own inner emotions. It is a pity that the author did not spend a lot of pen and ink here, which is still a bit regretful. In summary, this book benefits from the huge framework setting and reasonable and self-consistent logical rules. It stands out among the many works of Infinite Flow and can be regarded as a masterpiece. However, it is still worth noting that the large amount of explanatory text and supporting role perspectives may not be suitable for every reader. However, it is undeniable that this book is able to stand out in this genre. It may not be able to cover everything, but it can become the best in certain aspects. This is enough. This book is worth recommending.
Composition material accumulation experience is rich and colorful.