Alien Tai Chi Eye

Drying bookshelf

This book fully explains what it means: a bullshit title, a top-notch plot, and a god-level setting. The power system setting is unique and creative, and the concept of "magic = microorganisms" makes the fighting full of courage and imagination. The character setting is in the legendary Japanese fantasy style, and the male protagonist's later magic attribute is: gravity. The princess heroine later turns into a yandere.

He Shu's "Burning the Eight Wastes" couldn't be added to the book list, so I chose this one. Burning is over, this is the first time I know what "Eunuch" is, and it's still unfinished. In the Western magic genre, the author takes a different approach to the understanding of fire, which is interesting. At that time, I didn't even have the concept of "magic crystal". Moreover, there are many holes dug, and the descriptions are relatively rich. The writing probably collapsed in the later stages, and all the main characters were awakened by some kind of power... And then there was no news from the author. It is said that someone approached the author, and the author said that he would fill in the holes when he had time, but... It is really a pity. I once had the idea of ​​finishing him off. So the impression is of a child standing on a cliff looking at the sky.