A full-length interstellar drama. I like the original title of The Little Girl Selling Rockets. My Interstellar Top is the most satisfying interstellar novel I have read in the past few years. This is actually Qi Shu's first novel. It's so amazing. Of course, it was very painful to follow the update back then, but it was so good that I chose to forgive her. I will always recommend it! ! !
Western Fantasy, a story about "the hatred of an old enemy is the best flirt"
Su Xingchuan is really good at writing about love and its pull. The love in her writing is like a pressure cooker that is so full that it overflows. Love is hidden under the roaring steam, struggling to leak out a little every time, until it finally collapses in the gentle kiss of her lover.
When Red Mouth and White Teeth wrote this book, it directly set off the retro trend. The setting is very interesting. The title and introduction of the book are very silly, but the content is slightly scary. When I follow the series, I can't stop, and I can't get into the trap without meal replacement.
Xu Bisheng's writing style is very warm. I cried just reading it, so I didn't dare to read more (?). Her style of writing in Kuaishuan is unique among Kuaishuan.
Interstellar mecha novels, mixed with the bloody stories that Huaishang is best at, are my top interstellar novels
(Of course, if Huaishang can finish writing The Wall of the Galactic Empire, I will make her a god. The orthopedic setting is really delicious.,,
Group portraits are fantasy. I know her from the interstellar novel "Retreating Ge", but I think her writing skills are even better in this book. How about taking the opportunity to write another interstellar novel "Retreating Ge"? You think so?
The tags in this book really trick the dog into killing him, and it is a masterpiece of the most distinctive style of his life. The background of her stories is always warm, but people and things are helpless and dark. Everyone in her novels is like a light-seeking moth, always fluttering in the bleak stories, but her tone of writing about people and things is always plain, so the words become dull knives, which are sharpened in your tear ducts and pierce the light.
The knives written in Xu's life before this one seemed far away from life, but the stories written in Xu's life in this book are full of bright sunshine. Personally, I think this book is the king of her unique style.
A fairy tale from the West, a story in which a dragon steals a hunter and becomes a princess.
Jiang Weijie is always good at writing about past events. She slowly lets them stay in the past in her chant-like narrative. The stories she writes are magnificent and magnificent, but every person in the story is vivid and three-dimensional. All these constitute the epic of mankind, and the end of each story is as bright and bright as the sentence in the fairy tale "The prince and the princess lived a happy life", which can be called a gentle and delicate fairy tale.
The OA fairy product, coupled with my favorite interstellar mecha elements, has no meal replacement. It is a pity that Fuguangque has stopped writing... The emotions she writes always leave a lot of room for imagination. It seems that countless ambiguities and pulls are staged behind the reader's back, so we have a hot and straightforward love story in our eyes.
Paradise Exile is really good at writing Cthulhu. This book is both a blockbuster and a unit drama (you should read it quickly). It is really an omnivorous paradise.
The male protagonist is one of the few pure intellectuals in JJ. The writing style is very humorous and relaxed, a bit like a road novel, open and confused, the road ahead is unknown but calm. This is a story pursued by two travelers. To a certain extent, the male protagonist is very similar to Gintoki,,,
Adult love is just like Zhong Yi and Zhang Xingzhi, it starts with lust and ends with love. This book writes that love requires both lust and responsibility. It says that beauty is the starting point of love, but it cannot be the pillar of love.
The first hundred chapters of this book have a very profound portrayal of Dazai Osamu. The whole story has a Dazai-esque aesthetic. It is a new copy starting from 101, and when the Hero Academy was about to be finished, there was a thunderstorm, so this book ended miserably.
(Occasionally, I also eat some rolls of Fu Fei Fu Hua. Omnivores will never starve to death.
Very interesting setting, a fairy tale among Shenxia BG fans
Western fantasy, oh, the lovely Duke, and the lovely rabbit-headed Charlie, the Winter Melon Tea Fairy, please write another one. Who supports and who opposes
The first British and American TV series in my life, and probably the first TV series in my life. I have to say that the be of this book really shocked my young heart. Even if the background setting of the TV series is aside, it is very good among the fast-traveling novels (by the way, I have never watched the British and American TV series it has...)
I think there is no need to say more about "Empty Lights and Flowing Away". She is one of the few authors who makes me feel like "you were born before I was born, and you are already old after I was born." It is a pity that when I got to know her, she had basically stopped writing articles.
This is real pica cp,,, when I was reading a lot of new cp, I read all the articles, so I tried to enter here () There are not many articles in this circle, this should have a larger number of words, the others are all in the old Ford
I just finished reading it, and the writing style of Qingqing Feng really catches me every time. Steampunk is mixed with some elements of oriental fantasy, giving it a mixed but uplifting feeling.
This commemorates the first time I got into Saiki fanfiction. Although I haven't even read the original novel () when I read it, the incident at Hero Academia hadn't happened yet. The overall setting of this novel is very interesting.
The two completed fast-travel stories in this book are very interesting. I hate that they cheated this book. I chased them and watched them cheat! I gave it two stars because I once thought the author would never come back to write, but I didn't expect that she would come back to the world a few years later. So what did I pray so hard for this book?