Bookworm's Notebook

Treat

Treat

This book is okay,

It looks quite comfortable. I'll tell you a little bit about it later.

Treat

I think it looks good. I saw four o'clock on two weekend nights and couldn't stop at all. First of all, this is a book that really tells a story. As soon as he traveled back in time, he began to avenge his father and brother. He went to Hangzhou alone to take advantage of the situation on the edge of various forces, stirring up the situation, and then got involved in it to unfold the whole book. There are no boring pretentious slaps in the face, and there are no unnecessary bad routines to fill the word count. It is a story-telling story combined with history. It is a true historical time travel, rather than the common "fan" novels with historical shells nowadays. Second, the title of the book, Ming Dynasty, refers to the character and behavioral drive that modern people have reacquired through personal and indirect contact under the label images of historical figures obtained from history books. But what's excellent is not giving a new label of the author's magic modification, but the face hidden or directly shown behind the historical events in the background of the times, and feeling that each of the fresh lives is at least zz life. The protagonist and supporting characters are well portrayed. At least when I read, I thought about what this person would do, not how the supporting character in the book would be arranged by the author. This is called a sense of substitution. Third, I can feel that the author is writing the book in a down-to-earth manner. Although he said before it was put on the shelf that the results were not good but he would finish the book, he did not write it just to finish the book. After reading the latest chapter, the quality has not declined perceptibly, and his attitude is very good. Fourth, following the previous point, the author actually has a bit of dry humor in his writing, which he still maintains today. It's fun to read, but it doesn't make fun of you. It just makes you smile and doesn't make you feel greasy. How should I put it? It's a bit like Zaizhi, but the word count has not been expanded yet, and the protagonist has not yet joined the officialdom. Let's consider it a partial version - I don't intend to compare the protagonist's character to a high level, it's just about the reading experience. Above, I would recommend. Just so that everyone can have one more good book to choose from, and also to give the author even a little more motivation to continue writing good books. . . . . . . . . . . I went home after drinking at the National Day party and saw a good show in Chapter 520. I still admired the author's attitude and level. Every chapter was written carefully, and there was no feeling of perfunctory at all. Recommended again. Worth a visit for those who like history

To be replenished

I still remember the book list I created for Tianbao. Now Shui Yezi has released a new book. I feel that the writing style is more mature, upright yet humorous, and the plot is not particularly disgusting. It's strange that the results are not satisfactory, please give me a push

Awaiting comment

There can only be one book list. Therefore, this book is included not only for recommendation, but also to talk about things. Together with another book "Zhenwu World".

This is a good book that in my opinion was poorly written. Expand another day.

I just started watching, and I saw daylight on the first night. I added it to my book list purely because of how moved I was by it, not because of the characters and stories. It actually brought me back inexplicably to a time when I was a child without computer network. I got a book to take home, cleaned the table, and sat in front of the window to read on weekend afternoons. It brought me a similar feeling of joy to my friends after exchanging books. It reminded me of the sense of anticipation on the way home from the rental bookstore when I brought the book. Books are paper books in the true sense, bookish books. Of course, this book is a work from ancient times. I guess YY at that time was still a manifestation of imagination and did not need to face the questioning of today's reasonable parties, so it is inevitable that there are some so-called poisonous points and plots accumulated over time. But even so, the readability is still very strong, and the first few development stages have a sense of cumulative pleasure until the eruption of a small climax. It can be said that, using the current popular criteria for judging the coolness, this book's control over the rhythm is even better than those authors who can only write about idiot passers-by and sarcastic-faced protagonists with professional filling in the coolness. (I will add some after reading it. This book is in the middle and late stages, and it is a lot weaker by today's standards. There is a word in the book that explains this problem: the cool novels that are often talked about now were still called yy novels in that era. Yy is enough, but it is a bit childish... 1. The royal people are too casual, and there is no sense of the strictness of the palace. 2. What is it? The climax of Chuda is a bit too dramatic, the destruction of the city in Lingzhou, and the decisive battle to quell the chaos are all similar. It has a sense of graphics but low rationality - it doesn't require the verification of the rational party. 3. The handling of the Tengjiao Saint and the final fake death is a bit fake. The plot is smooth, but in today's terms there are still some poisonous points. So I liked it at the beginning, but later on I could only read it as a YY novel. Just like the shocking American blockbusters back then, the scenes now seem much smaller and the special effects are a bit rougher. ---------- I would like to say a few more words, and by the way, I want to read the historical genre before and after watching Arcane Throne. Interspersed with fantasy history, the aesthetic fatigue will be lessened. For the history class, there are three more books before I find this one. The most recent one is Song Shi Mingyue. Most say it shows a style painting of that time. But I personally prefer to apply this sentence to Tianbao Fengliu, and I have also seen Fengliu. In the Song Dynasty, Mingyue's science and technology was booming, but the society was timid and afraid of what others would find. But when you click on the technology tree, you're not afraid of being found out and can't explain it? It's like a high-level character who doesn't hide his combat power can try to please low-level characters because he is afraid that others will find out that he is powerful - I don't dare to continue reading. You can expect the technology tree to collapse later or the protagonist to grovel unnecessarily. The previous one was Zhenguan Da Xianren. It's a matter of opinion, I think you can watch it, but there are too many fake humorous scenes, and there are too many clowns around - how to put it, Song Xiaobao is so popular because his sketches are funny, not because he is ugly. There is a bit too much space for fools at the beginning of this book. The previous book, The Number One Scholar from a Poor Family, was recommended somewhere in the app. Except for the well-designed joke about Tang Bohu's leak of the project, which happened to be the protagonist's breaking point, the others were unbearable. This joke also needs to be spiced up to make you sick.

The first online novel I read. My roommate in college was watching minions and bad guys on the computer every day. At that time, did you think these could be fought? Later, when I was free, I asked him to recommend a book, which was this one. It changed my impression of online novels, and also established my aesthetic view of historical online novels for a long time to come: at that time, copying poems was not a bad thing, there were literature and martial arts, there were court and war, there was the ambition to climb up, and the emotion of not forgetting the original intention - my fans must also remember Han Youniang, right? Even though I didn't read fantasy at the time, I actually found after reading it that although I thought online novels could be read, I couldn't find anything else that I could really read. . . To put it more bluntly, I was considered a fan of Yue Guan at the time. I thought he was good at telling stories and had the support of his writing style. But later I felt that he used this ability too much to cater to his imaginary readers and interspersed pornographic jokes in the book. .

Although this one is very controversial. But I still have to say that it is a rare historical masterpiece that I have seen in recent years. It looks great once you look inside. Some say it's soap opera type, maybe. There are big scenes, as well as laughter and curses between characters. There are emotions, passion, and tears for the ancients. When I was watching, I actually went to Baidu to read Princess Changsun and Princess Jinyang. Several posts I saw on Longkong all said that he was servile, which I personally found baffling. Does watching time travel mean watching a rebel becoming an emperor? Frankly speaking, I have never read any of it because I wanted to be an emperor. Maybe I don't know what's so interesting about it. However, if it were not for the standard of becoming an emperor through time travel, it would be impossible for this book to be taken out of a large number of history books and criticized for being servile. --If rebellion is necessary during the Zhenguan period, then the standard of rebellion must still be maintained.

A very good one. Watched at the same time as Release the Witch and Food Vendor. The Witch is recognized for its good writing style, but in fact all three books make people feel comfortable. If compared in terms of content, this book obviously has more plot than the other two books. However, all three books are a bit unable to capture the readers who want to read more. Needless to say, the food is delicious, and the development of Witch is relatively slow. It is difficult to feel that key places are missing. But when I returned to China to study science and technology, I couldn't pick it up. But looking at yourself, of course there is no problem. But I followed several books at the same time, and when I read some technology trees every day, I felt like I had fast-forwarded the content. After all, everyone has read more. Maybe you will put this book down and read it together when you are almost done with the technology. In summary, it is still a readable book. It will make you feel better after reading it in one sitting.

After reading it, I just want to say that squid is indeed amazing. When I first read the Long Kong Tu version, I read more than 200 pages. I felt that the writing was boring, and there was no plot conflict. The author just went home and studied the notes blindly. It is said that the later part is analytical modeling that science students love to read. After reading this time, I felt that I was wrong. This book is really great. It is not only a mathematical model, but also has a complete world view, delicate characters and emotions. The theoretical content and upgrading to fight monsters are actually just right, and the development from low-level to god-like is also written around a line of exploration smoothly. There is no routine like pretending to be a slap in the face at a low level, or looking down on all sentient beings and forgetting one's feelings at a high level, but it doesn't feel like it's not enough to have fun. If compared with the first life, the rhythm and flow of this book are better. Compared with the first life, after seeing all the difficulties at the end, I secretly hope to finish it as soon as possible. I feel that this book can still be written more, and at least it can be expanded by 500,000-800,000 words. I also thought about the protagonist playing the piano to the mercenary girl.

Many people talk about literary youth and water. To be honest, I find it very strange. What these people want to read is a fast-paced pretentious book, which happens to be the one with the most starting points. I don't know why they are staring at Mao Ni. I enjoyed reading this book so far (seeing Luo Luo compete in martial arts to find a bride), and I want to say that it was worth it to see 36 and 36 tossing the academy, and the heroine and the heroine escaping in Zhou Garden. Especially the part in the Zhou Garden left a deep impression on me after a long time. This is much more content than the so-called flimsy, two-step, one-slap-in-the-face book. But I'm a little scared. This is the aftereffect of watching Jiang Ye. I always feel that Mao Ni is the kind of person who has an extremely rich imagination and sufficient writing. . Crazy man, he accidentally wrote himself high, and then he couldn't stop writing and collapsed.

A very comfortable book to read. The writing style is delicate and gentle, but not dry. The cuteness of the witch and the technology of the protagonist are combined very well. It's not about focusing on technology, just focusing on skills regardless of readers' feelings.