Articles with detailed settings based on research, including but not limited to: history/all walks of life/different world/derivatives/apocalypse. Personal taste only.
By the way, the players from the very beginning of lol are a bit like the history of Chinese lol e-sports. I feel like the author has really improved significantly compared to the 18-year-old book.
I can't help it. Two of my favorite players are also at this juncture. They are so empathetic.
I came across this article when I was obsessed with watching the game. I don't play lol very much, but it feels cool to watch. But when I saw the ending, I didn't want to watch it anymore, even though there are many stories behind it.
Landscaping fish tank. Not only does it have professional textual research, but it also writes down to reality. The plot in the middle part is a bit confusing and the ending is a bit rushed.
Because this is an old article published in 2016 (even though it was only completed in recent years), it is inevitable that some concepts are older.
Watching it can make me calm down. The mentality of the protagonist is the mentality of cultivating immortals that I like. Adding the first person perspective makes me have a Taoist mentality.
It has a great sense of immersion, which makes people feel trance-like when they return to the real world. This is the most necessary thing to write about this kind of subject
Magic is written in such a way that it feels like the author really likes it. The emotional line is a little weak and the plot is a little confusing, but magic saves everything!
Even though it is relatively old, the writing is mediocre, and it becomes more and more clumsy and procrastinating as it goes on, and the proportion of commentary and popular science is unbalanced; but it is really well-founded and has a sense of reality, and it is really not to be missed by movie lovers.
Nero. The first book on ancient Rome. The Rome described is as real as living there. The characters are also three-dimensional, not just flimsy historical labels. The cutting is really detailed and appropriate, and he is very good at using just a few strokes to outline a character from one profile. For example, Nero's father.
Zhu Houzhao's younger brother × Zhuma's cousin
When I read historical texts, what I value most is the historical perspective presented by the author. And the author of this article really understands and respects history, and he is not the kind of self-righteous judge of history. Some characters may be less well-written and weak due to length reasons, such as Wang Yangming, etc., But the character of Zhu Houzhao is really well portrayed. From the young man who was flamboyant at the beginning, he later chose to indulge because of his own constraints and pain, forcing this feeling on the people of the world. At the same time, he became more and more like an indifferent and jealous emperor. But what remains unchanged is Zhu Houzhao's eternal sincerity, his sincerity towards his true feelings and his sincerity towards his true relatives. Perhaps if the relationship between him and the male protagonist were changed and he became a general (regardless of the premise of the system, or the male protagonist is willing to change the system to grant authority?), Would the most innocent and enthusiastic bright boy remain unchanged, give this sincerity to more people, and live the life he wants.
Although I felt a bit like a bystander of history at first and didn't really integrate into it, it got much better in the middle and late periods of the Wu Zong Dynasty. As a time traveler, the male protagonist is also one of the rare people who maintains his original intention, unites knowledge and action, and has never been assimilated into feudal society. The correspondence with Elizabeth that followed was really touching. Originally, it was a bit regretful to see that the later generations were a constitutional monarchy, but a lot of traditional culture was preserved without being westernized, and later it was transformed into a republic. It was perfect and beautiful! The emotional drama is also one of the rare historical novels that is well written and respects both sides.