The first time I came into contact with novels was after the high school entrance examination. At that time, I used an ancient slider phone to catch up with "Very Pure and Ambiguous" by Yuren II, and later I browsed all kinds of romance novels. When I was in my first year of high school, I became even more fond of Xinyiwu's youth series, such as "So You're Still Here" and so on. However, in a fantasy romance, the author's plot about a pair of male and female vice-presidents who fall in love and kill each other made my blood boil. From then on, I fell into the pit of Tanmei. In the past nine years, I have read countless Danmei novels, and I have forgotten many plots or names. As I read more and more novels. I found that the book shortage is too serious, not only because I am picky about writing or plot, but also because of the type of articles. I prefer serious dramas and long novels, such as Yi Renbei's "Exile from Another World", and I don't like to travel in documentary genres such as "Chasing a Good Man and Discovering There Are Things in the World That Money Can't Do". I used to think that campus literature was good and full of youthful atmosphere, but now that I am old, the post-apocalyptic genre has become my favorite. For example, "Kaleidoscope of Death" is my favorite unlimited novel. Okay, too much verbosity, I'll see you in the article.
Purpose: Chinese culture is extensive and profound and has a long history