Fantasy Brahma

The first fantasy novel I read. It was the summer after I graduated from elementary school. I accidentally saw it in the small book corner of the neighborhood committee. The motivation for borrowing it was purely out of curiosity about the thick book. I was attracted by it all of a sudden. The books I used to find interesting were Robinson Crusoe and the naughty boy Ma Xiaotiao. Elves, orcs, magic, and swordsmen were completely unimaginable. It can be said that it opened the door to a new world. Although some plots were a bit confusing, I still couldn't put it down and read it three or four times. After I returned it, I still wanted to read it, but the neighborhood committee cleaned up the books and couldn't borrow the book, so I always asked if it was ready. The aunt even praised me for loving reading. In fact, I just wanted to borrow this book, hahaha. In the postscript of the book, I remember it said "The story of Qiye will continue on Brahma Continent", so for a long time I thought that the second part of this book was called Brahma Continent, but I couldn't find it. 😁 Looking back now, maybe this book was not written that well, but I still can't forget the novelty and excitement this book once brought me. I still remember that day, the sun was shining brightly, I sat on a stone chair in front of the building, the wind blew the leaves, and I turned the pages of this book.

The first book I read was back in those days when there was still a market for renting books for two cents a day. Now that I think about it, it's all piracy 233 Leave a hole.

In my youthful years, this was the first book that opened my eyes to fantasy worlds. Although Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone was very popular at that time, and although Amethyst's The Magic Apprentice and Net Knight's I Am the Archmage were very popular, I was still inexplicably the first to come into contact with it ~ It's really full of memories!

The first book I read Digging a Hole to Remember

The first fantasy novel🌹🌹🌹

The first book I read and then the book shortage. Recalling the books I read before, I only remember one name: Seven Nights. I forget the title of the book.

It was because of this book that I fell into a trap, and my grades dropped from second to junior college, but I don't regret it.

This was the first novel I read. It was about ten years ago. I remember I read it as a physical book at the time. I read it over and over twenty times (I only had this one book at the time) and the book became fluffy as I flipped through it. Dozens of pages fell out from the front and back. I am still deeply impressed by Qiye Zixueer Chihar...

Borrowing buildings to push books (rising from ruin)

The first book I read. I loved it.

The first book, I remember it was a physical pirated book that I read in high school. It got out of hand after that. Does anyone remember the physical book that was very popular back then? I miss it so much.

I have read it several times. It is a very good novel. It is the one that left the deepest impression on me among the early online novels I read. It's a pity that it was not finished later, and there is no sequel to the story of Qiye.

The first physical book I read was a Harry Potter book. The names of several protagonists were changed to characters from Harry Potter. I missed it.

I really want to read other books by the author (although the possibility is almost non-existent)

I finally found it. I was in a trap, but this is my first physical novel. Feel nostalgic

Make a mark so someone can find me easily.

I just watched Brahma (Creation) and suddenly thought of Brahma of the Fantasy World. I remember watching it on mp3. Every time I turned it off, I had to play half a lesson to get to the place where I watched it last time.

The first book I read more than ten years ago, why doesn't the author write the next one?

The incomplete chapters were actually completed

I still remember the first book I read, but I can't remember the books I read now.

I miss you. I wonder if the author is still writing books.