Superpowers in Sky City

A very good light novel, but the first volume was not very good because of the author's deliberate concealment, but it got better and better after that. The writing is very exciting, whether it is the ability system, or the growth and changes of the protagonist, and even with the excellent companion master backstage, it still reflects the protagonist's key role in the incident (there are many self-proclaimed group portrait novels that are achieved at the expense of the protagonist's shaping and role, I personally hate this), and there is also a very interesting romantic comedy. In short, it is highly recommended. The author of this book is Oji Kaihuang, the author of Retsu Genru and Musashi Go. Those who have not read these two works are highly recommended. You can search them on Baidu.

A very, very good light novel. In this book, you can see the unified protagonist Fang, the villains with their own agendas, and the protagonist who has grown up along the way.

This is a fascinating domestic light novel that pays homage to "A Certain Magical Index" to a certain extent. The content is written in a unique style and is highly recommended for reading. PS: I love watching romantic comedies between boys and girls!

The debut online novel by the author of the legendary Anko Lie (although I read Cangdu first and then Lie Genyu). The first volume was terrible, and after the revised version, it was just readable. However, the subsequent progress was obvious. From the third volume onwards, it became normal and good-looking. It has laughter, passion, touching, shock, light novel flavor, cruel words, shocking wisdom, and a secret weapon that gives people unexpected surprises. (By the way, the preference for higher years is too obvious. In 4+1+1, 4 are upper years.)