[Shennong is Actually Myself]

[75 points·Good grass] The protagonist Gu Zian encounters a car accident on his way back from overtime work. When he wakes up, he finds himself on the streets of India and transforms into a white zebu. This setting cleverly contrasts the self-mockery of the "social animal" with the sacred status of the sacred cow in Hinduism. The identity of the urban worker is stripped away and replaced by the "godhead" worshiped by believers. Through the perspective of Gu Zian, the novel shows the complex picture of the caste system, religious fanaticism and the livelihood of the lower class people in Indian society: from the slums of Uttar Pradesh to the crematoriums by the Ganges, from the absurd scenes of believers kneeling down to beg for cow urine to cure illnesses to the realistic metaphor of political forces using sacred cow symbols to manipulate public opinion, the author uses light comedy to outline an exotic Ukiyo-e full of tension.

[65 points·Grain and grass] The background of the story is set in a world where evil arts are prevalent. Most quick success methods are accompanied by fatal side effects. For example, the Five Poison Palms need to be soaked in venom to practice. If you are not careful, you will die from the poison. But the protagonist accidentally awakens a heaven-defying system that can transfer the side effects of practicing evil skills to the enemy. As a result, the originally extremely dangerous training process has turned into a "side effect transfer game" for the protagonist to play crazy. The pain, poisoning and other negative effects he suffered during training were all automatically dumped by the system to his enemies, and he was able to rapidly improve his strength without any burden. This setting completely subverts the "high-risk, high-return" model of traditional evil writing. The protagonist can not only safely enjoy the power of the evil power, but also turn the side effects into a weapon against the enemy. It can be called the ultimate in "benefiting oneself at the expense of others."

[70 points·Good grass] This is a novel that combines elements of urban superpowers and mythology restart. The core setting revolves around the godhead of the "God of Lies". It is a typical behind-the-scenes mafia work. The broken godhead named "The God of Lies" travels through the void and connects with ordinary people in the modern world. What is special about this godhead is its ability to transform widely believed lies into true power. As the plot progresses, the godhead holders begin to take advantage of the information dissemination characteristics of modern society and gradually build a belief system based on lies. From the hidden legends in the city to the gradually emerging mythical order, the story unfolds a game about the reconstruction of power on the boundary between reality and illusion.

[60 points·Grain and grass] Su Lin was originally a white dragon in the world of immortality. He accidentally traveled back to Earth due to a thunderstorm, but was unable to transform back into a human form due to lack of spiritual energy. He could only hide his identity in the form of a white dragon. He accidentally fell into the live broadcast of "Approaching Science" and was discovered by relevant national departments. He was included in the special support system in the name of "rare and protected creatures". While interacting with human society, Sulin enjoyed the generous treatment of "thousands of acres of fertile land and exclusive attendants" while secretly looking for opportunities to restore his human form. The author does not directly start with the protagonist's time travel, but starts with the news event of "The Mysterious Creature of Falling Dragon Valley", and gradually reveals the true identity of Bailong through expert investigation, public discussion and other angles. This "suspenseful" opening design not only whets the readers' appetite, but also lays the groundwork for the subsequent cooperation between the country and Bailong.

[75 points·Good grass] This is an anti-routine Internet article that combines elements of doomsday rebirth and urban comedy. The work breaks out of the bloody fighting framework of traditional doomsday literature, taking "failed doomsday prophecy" as the core conflict to construct a comedy narrative intertwined with absurdity and reality. The story begins with the protagonist's rebirth at a critical point one month before the zombie outbreak. Different from the decisive killing of conventional reborns, he chose to share his knowledge of survival in the apocalypse through live broadcast, trying to awaken the public's awareness of crisis. However, as July 15th passed safely, the carefully prepared material reserves and wilderness survival lessons became fodder for netizens to make fun of them. When the protagonist burst into tears and stressed that the end was coming, the barrage in the live broadcast room was full of ridicule, "The clown is actually me." This absurd cycle of "crying wolf" style continues to escalate driven by the "Joker Value" tasks released by the system - from building a steel fortress with bare hands to live broadcasting of dismantling hot weapons. The more serious the survival demonstration is, the more it triggers carnival across the entire network, eventually turning the protagonist into a phenomenal internet celebrity. In essence, it is just a live-streaming article with doomsday skin. I don't know how long the author's current rhythm can last.

[75 points·Good grass] Necromancer themes are not uncommon, but the setting of "Summon 055" is really confusing. After reading through the first few chapters, I found that this is a novel that combines the traditional Western fantasy system with modern military elements and belongs to the "industrial Cthulhu" style type. The story begins when the protagonist Chen Mo accidentally connects with his mother during the undead summoning ceremony, and the style of the painting completely deviates. While other summoners are still summoning conventional undead creatures such as zombies and black warriors, his skeleton soldiers have already been equipped with automatic rifles for physical salvation, and even summoned the Type 055 destroyer equipped with naval guns and anti-aircraft missiles as the ultimate combat power. This "industrialized undead natural disaster" setting is both absurd and refreshing. The plot has a tight rhythm, from the summoning ceremony going out of control to the undead army taking shape. Each chapter has a new explosive point, especially the scene of the 055 destroyer crossing the dimensional barrier, which is very graphic. If you are tired of the same traditional summoning flow, you might as well feel the unique charm of "Necromancer Opening a Warship".

[82 points·Licorice] A new book for kindergarten. It is a hybrid style of time-travel cultivation + game system flow. It is a bit like inserting the game logic of "The Master" into the world of cultivating immortals. The story tells the story of Chu Huaixu, a "top player" in the game accompaniment world. He originally opened an account in "Borrowing Sword" to make some extra money. However, as soon as he went online, he found that he had been transported into the game world. As soon as he landed, he was hunted down by the patrol room. He was also inexplicably attracted by a Taoist boss and was directly taken into the sect. Watching this journey, Chu Huaixu, wearing the face of a handsome fox-like guy, uses the thinking of a gamer to find tricks in the world of cultivation, while dealing with various strange tasks and identity mysteries. Let's talk about the highlights first. The biggest highlight of this article is the protagonist's "player thinking" cheat. While others rely on meditation, he relies on gaining experience points; while others are afraid of pain, he complains about the malfunction of the game settings; even choosing exercises is like choosing equipment, and it depends directly on the "matching degree." The rhythm of the plot is also very tight, from being hunted to entering the Taoist gate, interspersed with mysterious organizations, world protagonists, and secrets of martial arts. There are enough clues and suspense. Especially the interactions between Chu Huaixu, Han Shuangjiang, and Li Chunsong. One is a beautiful woman with a hidden "furnace" mentality, and the other is a sect boss who is addicted to gambling. Everyone has their own story line. It can be seen that the author has put a lot of thought into building a world view. Overall, this article is suitable for readers who like light-hearted articles and are interested in game cultivation settings. The protagonist's character design and plot ideas are quite novel. Although there are some minor flaws, the desire to follow up is still quite strong.

[80 points·Licorice] Combining traditional fantasy elements with modern scientific research thinking, the protagonist Jia Xiu travels to the magical world and discovers that his "sovereign" is neither a demon nor an evil god, but a mysterious existence that requires him to focus on magic research. Through his special ability "Rune Eye", he converted complex magic runes into code-like forms for analysis, subdivided primary healing spells into more than thirty variations for different wounds, and even developed a weird spell that made toenails grow horizontally. This way of deconstructing magic with scientific thinking makes the originally serious spell-casting process full of absurdity. When Margaret, a reviewer from Saint Petersburg College, came to investigate with doubts, she discovered an astonishing rigor in the massive number of patents - all research was based on solid logical deductions, but the direction was too eccentric. The author avoids the common routine of leveling up and fighting monsters, and instead focuses on the micro-field of "spell research". Overall, this is a work suitable for readers who like innovative settings.

[82 points·Licorice] The narrative is unfolded from the perspective of the demon clan. The story revolves around the descendants of Yunmeng Longjun and White Snake Lord. Through the process of establishing power in the human world and recruiting disciples to teach the Dharma, the grand picture of the intertwining of the demon clan and the human world is gradually revealed. In the novel, there is a very imaginative cultivation system, such as "The Sutra of Destruction and Transformation of Dragons" passed down by the Dragon Palace, and there are also detailed descriptions of the protagonist transforming into a mortal to build bridges, pave roads, and open a martial arts hall in Yongxing County. It perfectly combines the immortality of the demon clan with the fireworks of the human world. The highlight of this novel is its unique setting perspective. Different from the common stories of humans cultivating immortals, the author uses the protagonist of dragon blood to show another interpretation of "Tao" by the demon clan - neither completely detached from the world nor fully integrated into the human world, but seeking survival and transcendence in the gap between the two. This setting adds freshness to the story and gives the innovation of the training system a more solid logical support.