Keywords: Machiavellianism/Management/Fantasy/Infrastructure/Imperial Examination/Suspense/Republic of China/Ancient Times (continuously updated, 3 points will count as a high score if you start hard, and you can beat the literary shortage)
Fantasy novel, leaning towards suspense and drama style. The author should have borrowed from the "rotten meat" in the Japanese 18+bl game Sweet Pool or the rotten meat in Saya's Song, which is similar to the "visual meat" in the novel. In addition, the setting of the spiritual power tree (forgot its name) should refer to the parasitic barnacles in nature. Overall it didn't surprise me.
It is an alternative fantasy group portrait with a revenge theme. The background of the story is grand, and the plot of the protagonist group is very dense. Riding a whale to the south is so powerful. The main CP should be sweet from beginning to end, or at least sweet and sour, and there are a few pairs of secondary CPs that are quite cruel. In addition, the title of this book is a bit too casual, which is a bit of a drag. Overall, I felt very motivated after reading it.
According to imperial examination essays, once a child prodigy passes through a dandy's life, the prodigal son will return without money. The writing style of The Five Armies is guaranteed, but I was scolded for the interrupted updates and the rushed ending, so I closed the comment section. [The brother's novel "I'm Just a Dandy" tells the story of the original dude who ran a farm after his soul passed away. It's rated 9.7 And is good-looking. The emotional lines of both books are sweet]
Jianghu Chaotang story set by Zhongwu. After traveling through time, he became the happy son of the uncle's family. However, because of the supporting role, he was forced to be fat and beautiful since he was a child. In the opening chapter, the emperor's move to the capital caused all sorts of oolong farces. He was helpless and locked in a battle, and he rose up in anger while struggling. The content was interesting and unconventional.
Feitian Yexiang's classic Machiavellian novel, the comics are also very good, and more importantly, the full text of the novel is free! The attack force is responsible for the attack, the intelligence is responsible for the attack, and the plot is smooth. [We also recommend the ancient treasure historical article "Broken Jar, Broken and Slapped" about the chicken always being locked in red! ! ! The Three Kingdoms is an imaginary book, highly recommended with a century-old book history!
The writing is freehand and the early plot has a tight rhythm and a falling horse plot. In Chapter 30, the two show their feelings, and in Chapter 50, they learn the truth about their life experience and separate, and the later period is sour and sweet. Bonus points for the writing, but the battle plot after chapter 150 is a bit draggy, and the emotional line is not developed much, so some points are deducted.