The Works of 25-26 Years That Amazed Old Bookworms

6 M Miss Hufflepuff [HP Oliver Wood] Cat Village LadyRomance466k WordsCompleted 4.1kFavorites3kClicks/ch409Nutrition

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This book is really great, I don't know why no one has it, the difference in popularity and strength is a bit ridiculous. Personally, I really like this book. The first-person perspective of the interaction between the male and female protagonists is a very novel narrative method. It is the first time I have seen it. The characters of the male and female protagonists are very stable and very supportive. I think the most rare thing is that there are a lot of discussions about Quidditch in it, but it will not make readers who don't understand or are not interested feel difficult, but instead deepen the three-dimensionality of the characters. Moreover, Amy's character design of loving magical animals is firmly established. Every corner of the work is filled with small details about magical animals. This book has a lot of descriptive highlights surrounding the emotional connection between the protagonists. The level of confusion in the early stages was comparable to the one I watched ten years ago - "I Want You to Death". I was just about to say that the writing was too innocent. As a result, after the later stage of love, it was still very passionate (it can even be said that it taught me a lot). The scene design of the two people getting along is great. While Amy plays the piano unskilledly, she guides Wood to read the original words of "Pride and Prejudice". This passage is very charming. The language is all about music and literature, but there is a flow of emotion between the lines. The author has very upright views and pays great attention to details. Let's list a few performance excerpts while reading. 1. When Wood quarreled with Slytherin and said she was mine, Amy would remind her not to use such words that could easily fall into patriarchal tendencies. But if Wood was slightly awkward, Amy would also tell him the memories of the first time she fell in love with him to coax him. 2. When Wood encounters danger, he habitually stops Amy and wants to protect her behind him. Amy will be angry that she is despised, but she will also clarify her thoughts immediately and guide Wood to understand that she is not fragile. Before becoming someone's girlfriend, she is an independent individual first. 3. The family relationship model is not traditional either. Amy gets along with her parents like friends of the same generation. 4. The concept of marriage and childbearing is also very advanced. 5. The details of their relationship after graduation are also very interesting. You can say that they are an old married couple. They can often spark new sparks (actually it is quite good, there are not many works about the daily life of an old married couple). Well, let's talk about the less serious aspects. Compared to the straightforward desires in some action movies, I have always felt that a subtle and poetic touch of physical contact is more attractive to me most of the time. In fact, from a practical perspective, this way of writing is less likely to be locked. It's true, "Please jerk me off from the top of my head to the tip of my tail like a cat." This kind of invitation is so charming that girls, let alone boys, have no ability to resist. Apart from the love aspect of the protagonist, this book actually provides a clearer perspective to describe the cruelty of war. From the perspective of ordinary wizards who do not join the black and white camps, how are ordinary happy lives affected. This perspective is actually very valuable, but few people write more specifically about it. In fact, the reason why this book is not popular is probably because the protagonist is Wood. After all, everyone indexes their own popular articles based on the popular characters in HP fandom that they admire, but sometimes the scope of good articles may not coincide with this scope. The quality of this article deserves a lot of publicity.

11 回 Back to My Husband's Palace Mu LanzhouRomance851k WordsCompleted 93.1kFavorites192.2kClicks/ch112.9kNutrition

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One of the top ancient sayings. The emotional drama between Wei Caiwei and Wang Daxia is one of the most wonderfully portrayed that I have seen this year. It doesn't matter how delicate the twist is, the two of them are the type who have a passionate relationship and fall in love early. Mainly because after reading it, I felt like I had learned a lot and left satisfied. I understand everything.

12 反 The Villain Spoilers My Face Blue and White BurningRomance585k WordsCompleted 62.3kFavorites87.6kClicks/ch48.4kNutrition

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It's the type that would be recommended by the gold list, a typical successful business article. But the advantage lies in the novelty of "character design" and "story design". The heroine has a little bit of the "evil girl" character that I have come to like very much in recent years. When she meets the villain, she just sends her away without any hesitation. The male protagonist is a bit of a villain. What really shines about his setting is related to the story design, so I won't spoil it here. Overall, it is a refreshing article that is innovative and can make people stop.

13 吉 Good Luck and Good Luck Mu LanzhouRomance835k WordsCompleted 54.1kFavorites59.2kClicks/ch104.1kNutrition

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One of the top old sayings this year is to close your eyes and enter. Careful consideration of every word and every sentence, more than 800,000 words feels like 2 million words. This is one of those rare works where I have read every chapter title. Facts have proved that if childhood sweethearts see each other right, Tianjiang will have no fighting power at all. Although the protagonist starts as a servant and slave, there are shadows of the Red Mansion, which makes people feel that the layout is the largest among these ancient novels.

14 破 Break the Precept Qiaojia XiaoqiaoRomance2.1M WordsCompleted 49.8kFavorites141kClicks/ch55.7kNutrition

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The portrayal of the two male protagonists in this book is amazing, but relatively speaking, the portrayal of the female protagonist is a bit lacking. In addition, in the later period, the female protagonist has emotional entanglements with the two male protagonists, and they constantly talk about the past life, the past life, the past life, and the confusion. It was a bit shocking to me. The advantage is that it has the feel of ancient immortal novels and is not limited by stereotypes. The first half of this is really fragrant, the second half is up to you to decide.

15 江 Jianghu Xiaoxiangfeng Once Upon a Time JunhuaRomance575k WordsCompleted 28.7kFavorites125.7kClicks/ch34.7kNutrition

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This year's top Jianghu novels are not large in length, but concise. By the way, last year's ones were "Feihong Snow Claws" and the middle-of-the-road "Return to the End". Even if this book of Lujiang is fully ordered, there is currently no physical extra chapter. Those who have not yet ordered it can consider buying the physical book directly, but it seems that the endings of the two editions are slightly different. The copywriting gives people the impression that the heroine is a brainless darling, but she is not at all. The heroine appears to be adventurous, but in fact she is calm and rational, and often comes up with clever ideas. She is a capable player, but she does not follow the path of Mary Sue Goldfinger. The author's writing skills are very strong, and he can outline the general image of the characters in three or two strokes. The content is mainly supported by description (rather than direct narration). The conspiracy of more than ten years is ended in three chapters, and the use of narration is flexible. The writing style is humorous, the plot has many twists and turns, and the overall reading experience is relaxing and enjoyable. As an article about Jianghu, this article makes a certain debate between good and evil, but it is not too obscure. It is good at depicting group portraits, and each character is vivid and three-dimensional. One of the top movies this year, you can watch it with your eyes closed, although the fact that there are no physical extras really makes me sad.

16 美 Beauty Secrets Sunset RoseRomance1.1M WordsCompleted 27.4kFavorites72.3kClicks/ch25.7kNutrition

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This year's top Xianxia. A great book series that was delayed by the name in those years. Everyone who saw it said it was good. Before reading it, the name may seem off-putting, but after reading it, I feel that the name is quite appropriate. Among the novels written about Mei Zong, it is rare to see Mei Zong face up to the art of Mei Zong and use it as a way to enter Taoism, and at the same time write in a way that is not vulgar. As for the fairy tale theme, it has the feel of ancient novels about cultivating immortals. It does not simply follow the route of the ancient cultivation and upgrading stream, nor is it like some styles in Lujiang in recent years that only focus on cultivating immortals. Reading it gives me the feeling of seeing the world while cultivating immortality, and seeing the helplessness of the ups and downs of the world. In terms of the pace of the article, the plot is compact, the language is concise, and there is almost no nonsense throughout. After reading it in one breath, the article was completed in one breath and was full of momentum. Although there are only a million words, reading it is as enjoyable as reading a work with two to three million words. In terms of text expression, the terms used to restore the ancient background feel unfamiliar in the first thirty chapters, but gradually get better in the later chapters. The plot setting and world framework are not the most ambitious among the immortal novels I have read, but the victory is that the plot twists are not unconventional, the story is highly completed and properly wrapped up, the world framework laid out by me is full one by one, and the foreshadowing that needs to be filled in is filled in one by one. In terms of characterization, the protagonist's growth and personality changes are logical and traceable. The villains' settings are also three-dimensional and not flat. Everyone has their own merits, and the endings of everyone are not simply obvious. As for the emotional line, it progresses layer by layer with delicate turns. Since the male and female protagonists are both first-class "rational people", the relationship between them, from the onset to the depth, makes people feel "unresolved", which is heart-wrenching and interesting at the same time.

17 伯 The Countess and the Maid [Western Fantasy] TsuneyaRomance1.8M WordsCompleted 13.7kFavorites10.7kClicks/ch29.7kNutrition

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One of the top this year. There are many places in this article that remind me of several anime works I have seen before, such as: "The Rose of Versailles" and "The Wine of Eternal Life". First, in terms of characters, the characters are wonderful and the depictions are very three-dimensional. Leona is actually very similar to Oscar in "Versailles" in terms of setting. She is a noblewoman disguised as a man. Her character has a noble spirit that is different from that of this class, but she is more independent. There is a feeling of a bouquet being beaten by the wind and rain of fate, giving birth to self-awareness, and then starting to fight. Leona will actively use her "male" identity to bypass the shackles of women in a specific era and master the right to speak to complete her revenge and political mission. In this process, her light and heat have been benefiting the people around her through every subtle move. Generally speaking, the group portraits are also well portrayed. People like Bowen, Superintendent Barton, and Giles are also impressive, and Leonhardt even has that white moonlight and uneasy feeling in his heart. Second, in terms of language, my ability to control words is very strong. First, the language description is very visual and can satisfy the needs of imagination. The reading process has the feeling of watching anime. Second, the atmosphere of the unit drama of suspense and reasoning is maintained very well. The short stories in the unit are also very readable and can be connected to the main line. I really like Leona's concluding thoughts at the end of each case, which are speculative about justice and truth, and also reflect the struggle of human nature and the dire straits of love in Mali. Third, the emotional line is well laid out. There are not many emotional scenes but the twists and turns are delicate. The children who have been specially selected for CP romance novels for many years guarantee this. In general, reviews cannot represent one ten thousandth of what you encounter during the real reading process. This is a truly well-crafted work. There are basically no points for deductions in terms of handling techniques. It is well worth reading.

18 女 Witch Wakes up in Werewolf Night Warm Milk TeaRomance963k WordsCompleted 12.9kFavorites15.7kClicks/ch21kNutrition

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Generally speaking, it is an unconventional masterpiece with great potential to be developed into comics, games and other forms of works. There have been a lot of Western fantasy books in recent years, but not many seem to have the theme of the coming-of-age story of a group of witches. Not to mention that this book has a pretty good handle on both the "medieval magical style" and the "mysterious sense of witches." In order to read this book, I specially saved a collection in Yiyun to eat together. When I saw the exciting parts of the plot, pictures were automatically generated in my mind, coupled with the music that matched the background, I was so happy. Here I would like to recommend a playlist by a certain Yi Yun to my colleagues. The name is "[Building a Tombstone in the Fields] Medieval". The cover of the playlist is the world-famous painting "The Accolade" in which the author appears. Many of the songs in my own collection are selected from here. Personally, I feel it is gentler than other medieval-style playlists and not so rough. It is suitable to be used with articles on the theme of "witches/witches". In addition, I personally think that the first half is more exciting than the second half. In fact, it can be seen that there are a lot of points that I want to write about in the second half, but the processing is a bit confusing, from character portrayal to plot sorting. Fortunately, the final ending comes full circle. In fact, this book has a certain foundation in Western fantasy and a high artistic quality. There are shadows of Greek mythology, Celtic mythology, HP, dungeons, and the moon world in it, but it has indeed established its own story tower and has not been ignored by the settings of these previous works. Although in the latter part of the story, where chaos is dealt with, there are shadows of relying on literary skills to support it, the first half is so obviously excellent that it can completely allow people to immersively experience the charm of "Witches Night, Dances with Wolves". Another gratifying aspect of this book is that Lu Jiang's "feminist" works in the past two years like to start from the perspective of "the comparison and struggle of power and strength between the two genders"; but this book takes "women" more as the subject itself, and the story revolves around the travels, battles, and growth of the witches, showing the charm and growth of the female characters themselves, which is very thoughtful. I see the beauty of women's appearance and spirit, the imperfections in their characters, their growth, and their powerful side. This makes me truly feel the pride and joy of being a woman. Personally, I think that this perspective of positive influence, when used properly, can sometimes be more intuitively persuasive than simply using the reverse contrastive approach of "one party is in a position of oppression, so the other party must become stronger to resist oppression."

19 论 On the Compliance of Death [Western Fantasy] TsuneyaRomance1.2M WordsCompleted 8.6kFavorites7.8kClicks/ch9kNutrition

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It's still the same, with a strong Western fantasy flavor and an animation-like language style. To be honest, compared with "The Countess and Mr. Maid" and "After My Husband Was Abducted by the Demon King", this book is still a bit immature in terms of character details and plot development in the first half of the article, but the second half is much better, and the language level is gradually on par with the latter two books. But the character setting of this book is really charming. After reading it for a long time, in your spare time, cute scenes of the protagonists getting along with each other suddenly pop up in your mind. The scenes of the hero changing back to his original form and the heroine acting coquettishly have too much staying power. The intensity of the impact reminded me of "The Dragon and the Tiger" I watched ten years ago. For months after watching it, I was recalling the climax of the plot and the emotional pull between the protagonists. Even after many years, I would occasionally take it out and smack it repeatedly. It's amazing, because there aren't many emotional scenes in this book. Personally, I feel that the reason for this effect is that there is a spirit of exploring new things in the text. The protagonist's process of finding himself and perfecting his personality during his long and difficult journey is actually also a process of the author testing and honing his writing skills and style. If "Husband Was Abducted" is a work that belongs to the author's comfort zone, then these previous works are the only way to form this comfort zone by stumbling and testing forward. Many of Lujiang's long-established authors had some test works that explored "boundaries" before forming their own stable and commercial writing styles. These works often have more "new ideas" than the later solidified models, and are closer to the author's early naive worldview. The pursuit of simplicity, returning to nature, and the exploratory creations in his early years actually have irreplaceable charm. In short, getting back to the subject, for fans who come here for the western fantasy label, this book is definitely worth reading.

20 老 After My Husband Was Kidnapped by the Devil [Western Fantasy] TsuneyaRomance461k WordsCompleted 7.7kFavorites11.1kClicks/ch12.3kNutrition

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The expressiveness of the writing is stronger than that of the "Compliance" book, probably because I practiced it after writing the one million and hundreds of words in that book. It still has the same animated narrative style as always, but the language is more refined, and the occasional jerky feeling in "Compliance" has faded away. Every short paragraph of text is almost a mature picture, and the characters' expressions and movements are natural and delicate. Transitions and interludes are also very flexible. The character setting is very interesting and the portrayal is also very three-dimensional. Overall, it's very good. It's not long, but it has a very authentic Western fantasy feel. The reading process felt like watching dozens of episodes of Western fantasy adventure anime. Reminiscent of heart-warming works with a daily orientation such as "Spice and Wolf" and "Flylin's Burial", it is a fairy tale for adults. The author's steadily improving writing style, grasp of the Western fantasy style, and sophisticated delivery are all plus points, and you can follow it for a long time with your eyes closed. By the way, the BGM I used when reading this book is: Yume no Yuji - Yoshino Yuji (selected from the "Spice and Wolf" OST), the single is looped, and the immersive experience is warm and healing. Especially when listening to this song when Clark talks about the memory killing, you can vaguely smell the aroma of apples while cooking.