An Absolute List for Bookworms

Type: Other world, game Content: The Great Technician Han who was transported into the game had to start over again as an experimental subject. He seized the opportunity to escape. In order to survive and fight future crises in the galaxy, he continued to grow and cut leeks. Thoughts: I probably started reading it before the protagonist left the planet. Unexpectedly, I was attracted by it from the beginning. Later, the author also became a god in one book. The writing itself is quite good, full of creativity, and the story is strong. What I didn't expect was that it would be rounded off in the end. To be honest, this step on the round is very strong. I never expected it to be so round from the beginning. As a reader, I would like to say that the step of becoming a god is half of the credit.

Type: Time traveling, cultivating immortality, multi-dimensionality Content: The protagonist who traveled through time traveled through time and space, relying on a magical system of exercises to guide disciples in various realms and disciples in this realm, gradually turning over and growing up. Feeling: The Monster Monk's first book. How can I put it this way? This type of routine is probably the first one I read. I don't know if it is original. Goldfinger is very innovative. What sticks out to me is that he often recruits apprentices and relies on his apprentices to show off his skills. Nowadays, this kind of style is popular, and the protagonist does not rely on himself to show off. Hahahahaha. The writing is not bad and the story is strong. To be honest, I enjoyed reading it and felt that there were no shortcomings. It is just that as a novel of this type, it did everything it should do, but it was not the kind of excellence. Oh, yes, the demon monk got sick, and then suffered a small collapse in the later stage, so it was a bit unfinished. Later, Yao Monk opened a new book and didn't try anything new. I was quite disappointed. I was a little tired of aesthetics and didn't read any of the new books.

Type: Mecha Content: The genius who "escaped" from the killer training camp still retains an innocent heart after going through the dark trials. He lacks common sense and comes into contact with the interstellar society, but his biggest dream is to be a farmer adding apples. Feeling: I've fallen into a trap, I've fallen into a trap, I wonder who else doesn't know the reputation of Big D eunuch, ah, come forward. It's really good-looking, it's about the collision between an ignorant young genius and the gorgeous interstellar society. There are many routines of this type, but few people can write this feeling. Others write that they treat you as a retard, but what Fang wants to write is that the protagonist simply kills the villain and makes him look like a retard (I don't mean the villain is retarded🙄). In short, the update is terrible and the writing is very good. I put it in just because I think it looks good. NOTE: The update sucks, sucks, sucks, sucks!

Type: daily Content: On a blue star with a similar background, due to sudden climate anomalies, species diversity suffered a devastating blow. Human beings who had changed from the sudden environmental change began to have policies that favored the protection of animal diversity. The protagonist who suddenly "returned to his ancestors" studied his daily life (updated) Feeling: How can I put it this way, Dad Chen, I really admire you for finding out all the daily angles to write about. How did you come up with the inspiration for this theme? After reading Dad Chen's daily style, everyone said yes, okay. When I was obsessed with Doomsday and Mugenliu, the writing style of Doomsday and Mugenliu had such a dark feeling. After reading it for a day, my soul was gone. Really, I am the kind of person who is easily drawn into the world of books. Dad Chen's book is just, warm, really warm and healing. 😁 It's a very good book. If it has shortcomings, it's more of a feature than a shortcoming. The book that makes a statement is that it doesn't have the ability to level up and fight monsters on a daily basis. Welcome to discuss and ask questions

Type: doomsday, time travel Content: A certain love-struck protagonist travels to a doomsday world, a world that can be corrupted by emotions (a bit like Sweet Home), where he explores, decrypts, and traces the truth. (Updating) Feeling: When I first read it, I didn't expect that the author wanted to write so much. There were too many foreshadowings and world views behind it, and they were revealed layer by layer. In the later stages, the description of the copy was a bit boring due to the high force value. The content is smooth to read and non-toxic. The disadvantage is that like the nomenclature of night, "there is no preference" It seems a bit exaggerated, but it is actually a very good book. Welcome to discuss and ask questions

Type: Imagination, history, time travel Content: The commercial giant traveled through history, similar to the Song Dynasty. It was originally a salty fish, but encountered injustices along the way. Finally, click! Against the Jurchen Mongolia, red, red yyds were set off. (Updating) Thoughts: At first, I really thought of it as a smart ancient business war novel, but then something started to go wrong, all the way to click! Oh my God, it was so cool. The click in other stories is just like that. After all, time travelers, those who don't come twice are not worthy, but the banana paved the way is so good, it feels right. In terms of characterization, the plot is vast, and I think it will be a masterpiece (there is no masterpiece at the moment, hehe, I can't say enough, hehe) There are no shortcomings, okay (it's clear that I'm talking about colored glasses hahahaha), emmm, having nmd update is like squeezing out toothpaste, and it's the kind of toothpaste that leaves only a little bit in the end. Discussions and questions are welcome.

Type: Ke system, mysterious awakening Content: Aaron, a visitor from Diqiu, relies on his strange talents to change the world without demons and embarks on an extraordinary path. (Updating) Feeling: Introduction I can't understand my brothers. It's quite interesting, borrowing from Mystery, but it's well written. I really didn't expect the protagonist's magical operations, which really made me happy. (Frozen) The characterization is not biased toward group portraits, and the plot is smooth. It is also an accessible novel. I just read it recently and saved my book drought. Then. . I followed up again and vomited blood. . Disadvantages: The promotion may be too fast, or the author may have other plans to write later. Secondly, in fact, I feel that the intelligence of other characters is a little lower than that of other characters, a little bit. Maybe it is because I am more enthusiastic about conspiracy theories, and I always feel that other characters do not see the truth clearly as they should. Welcome to discuss or ask questions

Type: Group travel, other world Content: The two worlds "suddenly" intersected, the residents of the earth traveled to another world, the protagonist suspected of "hyperamnesia" started in prison, the strange travel mechanism, the bloody path forward, the harsh life and death struggle, and the layers of calculations. (Updating) Feeling: I saw in the comment area that it shared the world view with the author's previous works. After I caught up with the update, I took a look at I Am a Big Gamer. Ah, I seemed to be too good at playing and couldn't watch it. I didn't watch the first sequence but I wanted to watch it too much. I'll give it a try later. I was actually a little bit addicted at the beginning (personal experience, don't point fingers). I read a little bit of it some time ago, just a few chapters, and then stopped reading it. Later, I was in a book shortage again, and I read about a dozen chapters before I recovered. Generally speaking, there is nothing wrong with the writing. If you have the same problem as me, try to be patient and read more. The writing is really good. The characterization is quite good. As for the plot, I have to say that I am an emotional person and was moved by the plot of self-sacrifice. The passing of life is more or less sad, and active sacrifice is truly great. Disadvantages: The protagonist's "fathers" are too awesome, too many. . How should I put it? There is a kind of "unreasonable" preference. Welcome to discuss or ask questions

Type: Wasteland World (York Series) Content: The world is destroyed by unknown reasons. The mentally ill protagonist who wants to liberate all mankind and save the world (True·Doctor's Certificate·Psychosis) investigates the cause of the destruction of the world, and a slightly restrained god: Zhi Sui. (Updating) Feeling: This is the third book by Cuiyu that I have read. I first read The Mystery, followed up on it, and then read The Mathematical Olympiad. There is almost no poison in it, but it is a bit difficult to read. I'm telling the truth. I feel like most of the people I'm chasing are people who have followed me all the way from Mystery. It's a bit difficult to attract passers-by. It's really slow to get started. It was like this when I first started watching it, and slowly, slowly I got hooked. The characterization is as good as ever, and the plot is silky smooth and is called Little Dove. Good looking, almost no flaws. Let me tell you something: I read it too fast for a while, maybe because I haven't watched it for a long time, and I forgot what the protagonist group was going to do. . Just then I remembered, investigating the truth behind the destruction of the world Friends who have watched it are welcome to discuss it or ask questions if they have any questions.

Type: Unlimited streaming Content: The main god's space collapsed and split into various paradises. The protagonist is accidentally packed away from the earth and enters the Fire Paradise. (Updating) Feeling: First of all, I feel that there are almost no poisonous points, and it is quite smooth to read. The author is very keen on magically modifying various fantasy worlds and integrating the abilities of each fantasy world in a relatively reasonable way. Most of the world is made up of games and anime. Although I have never actually watched or played many of them, I can still understand them after being exposed to them online for so long. The shortcoming I feel is that there is no main line, right? That is, if you want to become stronger, it will be gone, but I did not feel hindered by this during the reading process. Also, the author sometimes forgets the foreshadowing he has laid out. Friends who have read it are welcome to discuss or ask questions