
An Adventurer’s Investigation Journal
冒险者的调查日志
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 898k Words
- Genre
- Western Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Sword & Sorcery
- Updated
- 16d ago
- Source
- Qidian
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A Casual Database
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Great Book Recommendations, Fewer Reading Slumps
Books with lots of subscribers: urban, light novels, and historical fiction~ A step above newbies, but not quite a veteran reader~ These are my personal opinions, so please don't take offense~ My ratings are only: Solid pick (has something going for it) Must-read (really good) I'm out of things to read. I've dropped so many books halfway through~
Promising New Gems
I think these books have promising premises and plots so far. Keep in mind that everyone has different standards for what makes a great book, so the works on this list might not be to your taste. And even these promising young stories may go off the rails or be abandoned by their authors for any number of reasons. There's nothing we can do about that. The recommendations here reflect each book's updates as of the date this list was posted. Whether they go on to become hits or get abandoned is be
Lang Li's Book Bag: Strongly Recommended Reads
All are fresh, original works well worth reading. The writing doesn't feel amateurish, and the plots are solid too. This list is just a hobby, and I'll update it whenever I remember. Saving it will remind me to update! 🥳 I've graduated and started working, so updates may be less frequent.
Late-Night Reading Warning! Novels You Won't Be Able to Put Down
Warning! The books on this list are highly addictive and may cause symptoms such as staying up all night and forgetting to eat. Make sure you have nothing planned for tomorrow before reading! I've removed a few abandoned novels. Aside from legendary works, this list doesn't keep novels that have been abandoned or left on hiatus.
The Divine Farmer’s Materia Medica
I’ve made a separate list for completed books. I’ve read or am currently reading all the books here. Most are solid reads, and some have flaws, but none have major deal-breakers. If you’re out of books, give them a try.
Smart Protagonists, Essential Reads for a Book Drought
Smart protagonists and engaging plots. Good for a reading slump. Single-heroine stories, slice-of-life, farming, development, and management. Plus a few other good reads.
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Mainly recommends stories with weird creatures, Call of Cthulhu, and Dungeons & Dragons elements † Collect this list, and Father Cthulhu will remember your contribution † ◆ About one book added every 15 days ◆ ◆ Please recommend new books in a similar style ◆ ◆ If you like the recommendations, feel free to collect this list ◆ ◆ Brief reviews describe the general style and writing, without spoilers ◆ ◆ Every month or so, I'll pick a few books and update their reviews ◆ ★
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Why do authors charge for publishing their books? Why are all the heroines female? Why are the books full of words?
Okay, okay, the biggest advantage of the investigator path is that you don't have to deliberately suppress your combat power. After all, you have five or seven skills, but it's just about testing the author's imagination.
One of the insignificant abilities of the protagonist is that he can summon monsters that he has killed before without any damage. After the summoned object dies, he can summon it again immediately, and he can also connect the summoned object's perception. At present, it seems that this ability alone can speed through the parallel universe level within seven days.
Thoughts after reading
After reading it for several months, I read Chapter 197 in one go today and ordered all of them at the same time. Let me tell you my opinion. From the beginning to the point where you cooperate with the will of the labyrinth to kill the warlock, it's pretty good. After that it's boring and full of holes. Firstly, the protagonist's subjective initiative is too poor, secondly, the stakes are too high, and thirdly, the author intentionally or unintentionally suppresses the protagonist's growth. The specific thoughts are as follows: 1. The protagonist does not have a clear goal in the subsequent chapters, and is just dawdling around. Although I know that this world is dangerous (there is a clear mention of demon invasion and cults + seals everywhere), I have always been passively wandering around. I am still hanging around the Novice Village, and there are ways to quickly increase my strength but I don't use it. It is still a very simple method (I will talk about the third article later) 2. The author gave me too much. With your cognitive point system, it is easy to obtain points and the improvement is huge. You can even reach the birth of a demigod in the Novice Village. In addition, it is clearly written that the protagonist's magic power utilization rate is extremely high. Summoning monsters consumes almost no magic power. If you just throw the summoned object and hang up in the jungle, you can be invincible for several years without leaving the house. 3. The author is obviously trying to suppress the protagonist's level. According to the protagonist's golden finger, you can get points by killing new types of monsters, and the points increase attributes one by one. There is currently a seaport on the map, and the main character's summon is a glass dragon. You just take a boat and wander offshore, and then throw the glass dragon out to sweep it. There are not only a hundred new monsters in the sea, but also 20 ordinary-level monsters and three excellent-level monsters, right? With this, you can get 29 cognitive points. You can directly increase all attributes except charm to 20, and then run to the nearby hills to start sweeping away with the army of summoned objects. At least half a year, you can get all attributes above 30 + five or six elite-level skills. Finally, there are some suggestions, which are provided by the author for reference only. 1. Regarding attribute issues, since expansion cannot be avoided, try to change your thinking. For example, if you add a threshold, when the attributes reach 20 points, they will become extraordinary attributes, and further improvement requires more cognitive points (which will make readers feel frustrated). Then increase the cool point setting to get extraordinary entries when they reach 20 points, and other people are random, and the protagonist can choose one of three. At the same time, the intensity of each attribute point after 20 points increases exponentially, improving expressiveness, which can also dilute and weaken the problem of attribute expansion to a certain extent. 2. Subjective initiative, it is recommended to find a clear short-term goal for the protagonist, and then write around this goal. For example, give the protagonist a reason to pursue the demon sect, or use it to create a shining point in the protagonist's character, but do not touch the protagonist's relatives and friends. This is a poisonous point. While laying hidden clues to highlight subsequent major events, clues are occasionally given at the end of chapters or when the protagonist searches for files, such as what demonic sect has corrupted a certain powerful noble. But this kind of plot is best not to directly corrupt the king, because the protagonist is a lone ranger. If the king is defeated, who will pick up the mess? 3. The problem of leveling up. The biggest problem at present is that the protagonist clearly has time to level up, but the author forces him to do it unexpectedly. It is recommended to level up when it is necessary, which is also cool. That's all for now. I also subscribed before it was put on the shelves. The author's background should be able to see that I am automatically subscribed. I really want the author to write better as he writes. At present, each platform uses ghostwriting and AI. There are really not many traditional online articles that can be read... Come on, author.
After reading three chapters, I felt it was average. I could read it if I wanted to, but I could still find a few points if I didn't want to. The combat description is average, and other aspects are not very attractive.
Why does each protagonist have a wallet, a shield, and a spear at the beginning, and the fight with the goblins is back and forth?
Shocking reversal, the latest chapter, the protagonist is contaminated by the evil god, and the direction of his investigation is wrong. He himself is the one under investigation, and he is forced to cognitively change by the natives. Everything that is fake is fake, and it is all an act.
The mana cost of summoning monsters is too low, right?
Even for a summoner, the mana consumption is too low. I feel that if a full-time summoner can summon monsters at such a low cost, isn't that a T1 profession?
I am Shennong.
To be honest, it is well written. Being able to go to Sanjiang is really powerful. It is easy and pleasant to read, and the plot is not complicated. I think this is the meaning of online writing. After a tired day, I want to read something simple and relaxing. Moreover, this book creates a feeling of playing a game. The plot mode of slowly growing is very comfortable. Personal evaluation is good grass, not bad. Keep up the good work, author, I will vote for you.
I heard that the author has never been an investigator
But this does not prevent the author from being investigated and severely investigated.