Both are fast-travel novels in the Five System Series. They are being serialized. If you mind, you can save them until they are finished. The first one is System 22. The host likes drinking very much. It is quite interesting. I don't like to read fast-travel novels and I only have these two books. The second one is the story of the system and the host. The host was originally a tree spirit but was burned to death and then bound to the system. The host conquers the male protagonist, and the system is a sultry man who possesses the male protagonist and is conquered by the host. Hahaha.
They are both very interesting. In the first one, the heroine returns to the hero's past time and time again. The hero slowly falls in love with her and has been waiting for the heroine to travel through time and space. The second one is also very interesting. The heroine is really awesome. It seems that there is no male protagonist yet. The third one is a very warm short story and I am really happy.
The story, this book is a very high-quality book, and the heroine is sober from beginning to end. She never loves the emperor, but the emperor is also very good, and every extra episode is worth watching over and over again. Each character has a specific ending, and there are reasons for palace fights in previous lives, such as concubines. It is not the traditional palace fight to the queen. The heroine finally became the queen mother and wandered around the world. It is a book that I will never abandon when I put it on the bookshelf!
1. The first book is a survival novel, but it is written from the perspective of a girl, which is quite interesting. 2. The very touching story of the second book is really interesting. 3. The third book is a fast-travel novel, but it is written from the perspective of the male protagonist to attack the female protagonist.
The books I recommend are all highly rated, and I've been a bookworm for seven years.
These three books are all good. You can read them. Everyone likes them and thinks they are quite good. If you haven't read them, you can give them a try, haha.
You can try this one! ! ! The female protagonist is a guqin master, and the male protagonist is engaged in drone development. The daily interactions are super exciting, and the three perspectives of the plot are also very online.
When the world is speeding up, they choose to become the "unchanged" coordinates - "The Play Next Door": a breathing cautionary fable. In an era where everyone talks about trends, iteration, and subversion, do you feel suffocated? It's as if life is neatly trimmed by invisible hands, faith is packaged into sellable products, and goodwill is calculated into demonstrable performance—we run faster and faster, but our hearts become increasingly empty. If you are also looking for a different voice, a book that can make your soul breathe deeply, then please read "The Play Next Door". This is not a novel, but a bronze mirror that reflects the times; it is not a story, but a good medicine to awaken perception. 🔥 Why is "The Play Next Door" worth putting down your phone and reading quietly? 1. It does not write about the "past", but the "present" we are experiencing. When you open each chapter, you think you are seeing ancient craftsmen, monks, and luthiers, but as you read on, you will get chills down your spine - what you see is clearly an accurate metaphor for contemporary society. In Chapter 261 "The Monk Giving Porridge", Monk Zhiming was excluded because he insisted that "you must taste the porridge yourself first" and was replaced by the "Tzu Chi Hall" with perfect procedures but no one dared to taste it. Where is the ancient porridge shed here? It is clearly the epitome of the alienation of modern charity - when goodwill becomes quantifiable performance, and when compassion becomes a cold process, what we lose is not only the temperature of the porridge, but also the most basic trust and sharing of human nature. In Chapter 262 "Incense Candle Maker", Chen Qingyuan spent a year "awakening" the scent, sticking to natural fragrances and beeswax, while businessman Liu Wan used chemical essences and paraffin to mass-produce the fragrance. In the end, believers were choked and shed tears, but they mistakenly thought it was "the wrath of God". This absurd scene accurately hits the "counterfeiting disease" in contemporary society - from food safety to knowledge dissemination, from interpersonal emotions to spiritual beliefs, are we also trapped in various "chemical incense" and "stone candles", choking and self-doubting? Chapter 263 "Temple Gardening Monk" is an eternal fable about "control and freedom". The wild and interesting "Wuxin Garden" guarded by silence was transformed by the new abbot into a landscape as neat as a military formation. The garden was beautiful, but the birds and animals stopped coming, and the monk's heart became tight. Isn't this the current situation of our education, the dilemma of management, and the prison of the soul? We pursue efficiency, cleanliness, and control, but inadvertently stifle the space for spiritual growth. 2. It does not provide "answers", but lights up "candles of thinking." The most precious thing about "The Play Next Door" is that it never preaches. It just calmly shows: when the world is running wildly in a certain direction, there are still some people who, with an almost stubborn attitude, become the "unchanged" coordinates. · The porridge-giving monk said: "Once compassion loses its body temperature, it is no different than death." This sentence will hit every modern person who gradually loses their original intention to work under the pressure of performance. · The maker of incense candles said: "What we want is smoke that leads to spirituality, not mist that can cause tears." This will make everyone who feels suffocated by social media filters, fast food knowledge, and utilitarian relationships feel trembling in their hearts. · The temple gardening monk said: "The garden is the mirror of the heart. A heart that is too tidy cannot contain the divinity of nature." This is simply a gentle but firm antidote for all souls kidnapped by standardized life. 3. Its text itself is a kind of "reverse practice". In this era of pursuing "taking you through the movie in 3 minutes", "The Play Next Door" goes in the opposite direction. Its narrative is calm, delicate, and immersive. Reading it, you won't get a fast food of information, but a slow cooker of the soul. You will follow Monk Zhiming to get up to wash rice before dawn, and feel how the temperature of the porridge spreads from the palms to the heart; you will accompany Chen Qingyuan to collect rosin in the morning dew, and understand the awe of time behind the "wake up for a year"; you will stand quietly in the garden with Qingji, and hear the difference in the weight of the dewdrops falling on the bamboo leaves. This reading experience itself is a "defection" from the impetuous life. In a chapter of nine thousand words, your breathing will slow down unconsciously and your senses will reopen - it turns out that what we have lost is not only the "natural spices" and "wildness" in the story, but also the ability to perceive subtle beauty. 🌿 "The Play Next Door" is dedicated to you: · If you are tired of the "acceleration" of the world and want to find some kind of unchanging core; · If you are in the wave of utilitarianism and still believe that some values should not be weighed; · If you doubt whether "uniformity" is the only answer; · If you are willing to spend an afternoon in dialogue with an ancient, quiet wisdom; then, this book is written for you. It doesn't promise a happy ending - in fact, many chapters end with the craftsman leaving. But it gives you something more precious: a clear mirror, a profound warning, and a possibility - in this era where everyone is pushed by the system, you can still choose to become some kind of "unchangeable" coordinate, guarding a bit of real temperature, pure faith, and wild growth. There are no heroes in "The Play Next Door", only mortals who refuse to compromise. And perhaps, in this era, this "unwillingness to compromise" is the gentlest bravery. Just open it. Let the soul of the craftsman, the enlightenment of the monk, and the heart of the piano player, which are about to be lost, pass through the words and light a "smoke of spiritual communication" in your heart, water a "wild garden", and cook a pot of "warm porridge." You will find that what you are reading is not other people's stories, but the long-forgotten echoes in your own heart. --- "The Play Next Door" -- Next door to the hustle and bustle of the times, listen to the secret words of the soul. Every chapter is a profession that is about to be lost; every line is an ancient mirror that reflects the present; every page turn is a gentle questioning of the original meaning of life.
The author is so funny and the three views are correct [Apocalypse + Cultivation + Super Lucky + Easy Funny + Growth Counterattack + Positive Energy] See how the koi girl uses European energy to influence the apocalypse and heal the world with kindness!
1.📖📖The sky is pale. The girl lay lying in the grass, her once honey-colored skin turned pale, and the scars on her left arm and chest disappeared completely. However, the mechanical arm that had been with her for nearly twenty years still existed and did not disappear because she came to another world.