[Blue Halberd Storytelling, Detailed and Detailed Review]

[75 points·Good grass·Alternative history] Traveling to a parallel world, there are dynasties and Taoists. The protagonist is a Brahmin in the county. He studies and practices in a Taoist temple. Because of his fiancée, he is involved in the power of the court. It is considered a conspiracy to cultivate immortality. I feel like it's a relatively slow pick-up. I didn't understand the content in the introduction at all in the first few chapters. I didn't know who the queen was for a long time, and it felt a bit like trying to sell someone else's meat.

[80 points·Licorice·Cultivation of Immortality] The protagonist comes to a world of immortals. There is a second uncle who cultivates immortality. With the help of his second uncle, he embarks on the path of cultivating immortality with a tongue sword. At the beginning, he uses the tongue sword to kill a group of monsters. He successfully obtains the inheritance of immortality from an old fox and opens something similar to an attribute panel. It is almost an early plug-in. From then on, the journey of cultivating immortality officially begins. The book by an old author has a good pace. The protagonist is decisive and determined at the beginning. The feeling of various strange powers and chaotic gods is also well written. It should be good if it doesn't collapse later.

[80 points·Licorice·Hong Kong] A new book by a veteran Hong Kong author looks like the vest of a certain Hong Kong author. The writing style tells you that he has written many such articles. The Hong Kong style is very strong. The protagonist travels back in time to the 1980s and becomes a police chief in Hong Kong. When the old forces of police reform are overthrown, he realizes the truth after guarding the reservoir for three years, starts to take the right path, climbs up in the police system, and becomes the first brother of the Hong Kong police. The plot is very compact, and the various contents are written to suit the background of the times and have a sense of the times. It is considered a masterpiece of this type of writing. Those who like to read Hong Kong literature can read it.

[70 points·Good grass·Professional stream] The protagonist travels to an extraordinary world where career promotion is used to fight against weirdness. At the beginning, he is unspoken by his mentor. Later, he encounters his mentor and is assassinated. After relying on a cheat to kill him, he takes a dominant position in the relationship with his mentor and begins to develop his strength. Plug-ins can awaken various professional abilities, and these professions will provide some attributes that are higher than others. Generally speaking, it is a career stream with a weird world view. The writing is not bad. If you like this type of writing, you can also read it.

[68 points·Grain and grass] In Journey to the West, at the beginning of the novel, Chen Guangrui, the father of Tang Seng, tries to change his destiny against the will of heaven. This identity is quite strange. Other novels about journey to the West usually choose the identity of a monster on the journey to the West. This book opens with Tang Seng's father, which is really the first time I have seen it. The protagonist relies on his own understanding of the plot of Journey to the West at the beginning. He joins Wei Zheng in the officialdom, finds Yuan Shoucheng in cultivating immortals, and tries to change his original destiny. To be honest, it feels not very easy to write. After all, many plots in Journey to the West would be difficult to advance if Monk Tang was not born, and many plot lines in the future would be difficult to explain. I don't know how the author plans to deal with it. Overall, the writing seems to be average. Some plots are too stiff to be pretentious. Overall, it depends on creativity.

[65 points·Grain·Doomsday text] A zombie apocalypse story with no system and no superpowers. The protagonist travels across the United States and relies on his talent to become a football player. When a zombie crisis suddenly breaks out during a party, he starts the doomsday survival mode. To be honest, these days, apocalyptic novels without a golden finger are really rare, and there are no superpowers. The highlight of the book is the plot, which is a great test for the author's writing skills. The overall feeling of the book is like watching an American TV series, similar to the feeling of "The Walking Dead". The main highlight of the whole book is the plot. In terms of the interactions and intrigues between various characters, the existence of zombies is not that important. It is just a plot promoter. Although the American drama has a decent taste, there are a bit too many dialogues, which makes it a bit headache to watch. Sometimes the plot is not pushed much, and it is just a few supporting characters bickering. I can only say that this book is more selective for readers, and American drama lovers may prefer it.

[78 points·Good grass·dnd] Traveling to the DND world, the protagonist's magic apprentice starts the game. As a result, the magic goddess breaks the magic network and collapses. There is a plug-in character panel, where you can choose a career and improve skills. Due to low intelligence, I choose the Dragon Vein Warlock to start, and what follows is a relatively normal DND adventure story. Overall, the writing style is relatively smooth. Although some panels and explanations take up a lot of space and look a bit hydrological, the writing style is pure DND Western fantasy, which is good, and the author is also very diligent in arranging pictures. Some content is difficult to understand just by looking at the text description, but it seems clear with pictures. Overall, it is a pretty good DND article. If you like this kind of book, you can read it.

[70 points·Good grass·MC system text] Western fantasy time travel, MC system text, the protagonist travels to the Alchemy Empire and carries the MC game system. He can rub various items by hand and perform various constructions just like in the game. He is considered to be an innate holy body. He originally planned to farm with peace of mind. After discovering the corruption of the empire, he started killing everyone and used his own The system capabilities are variously promoted. To be honest, the background foreshadowing in the previous article is a bit too long. Tens of thousands of words have been written about the apocalypse in the title and introduction of the book and it has not yet been published. The protagonist has been in a state of exerting his divine power to overthrow the empire. Although it is not unreadable, it feels a bit like selling the dog's meat over the sheep's head. Moreover, there is too much MC content. After reading the author's last book, which was also about MC, many of the contents about the MC system in the book were not explained at all. This is too unfriendly for people who have not played MC much, and they look confused. I can only say that this book is more suitable for MC lovers.

[65 points·Grain and grass·Transaction flow] Traveling through the world of high martial arts, the classes are distinct, and the world view is a bit like that of a book about cultivating immortals without money. The protagonist, Goldfinger, is a contract that can be used to trade various conceptual items. For example, abstract things such as talent, comprehension time, etc. Can be exchanged as long as a specific concept is given. The plug-in ability is essentially a pin in exchange for a villa, exchanging things that are not important to others with things that are not important to you, and then maximizing the benefits. The ability is a bit interesting, but the plot is too messy, the plot lines are too complicated, and there is no clear main line.

[75 points·Good grass·Gulong fan] Time-travel novels, so far, mainly focus on the world view of Gu Long's novels. The protagonist's name is Fang Yunhua, who is quite interesting. He joined the Huashan School to learn swordsmanship. He is said to be the most passionate about it, but it is actually the Haiwang novel. He has strategies for various female characters. I haven't read too many Gu Long novels, but the writing is okay so far, and the plot progression is quite smooth.

[78 points·Good grass·Two realms] The protagonist travels through the world of cultivating immortals and becomes a cannon fodder demon cultivator. He practices techniques that must absorb energy and blood. The plug-in is a double portal. He can go to a strange world to obtain very scarce ghost resources in the main world. He obtains techniques through the main world, and then obtains resources in the weird world and gradually develops. The character of the protagonist is okay, he is decisive in killing, and the various strategies to improve his strength are also okay, and it does not overwhelm the combat power. In the first few tens of thousands of words, he has obtained various top-quality resources in the main world. His strength improves very quickly, which is quite enjoyable to watch. However, sometimes he will make short essays out of nowhere and talk about some big principles, which makes people speechless.

[75·Good Grass·System/Meizong] The protagonist travels to a world that combines classic movies and TV shows such as "The Godfather", "The Killer Is Too Cold" and "John Wick". As a result, he awakens a "Peace Ambassador" system - which unlocks skills and rewards by stopping violence and maintaining peace. For example, preventing zero-dollar purchases in supermarkets can earn skill points, protecting community safety can increase charm points, and saving urban crises can extend life. This book belongs to the type that is broad-minded but chewy in details. The combination of gangster tactics and system flow is very clever. Every time something is done in the name of "maintaining peace", there is a sense of contrast. It is suitable for friends who like light-hearted writing and want to see some fresh routines. It is a work that can be entered with confidence.

[78·Good Grass·System Flow/Urban Abilities] A system novel that combines anti-involution in the workplace with superpowers in an interesting way. The protagonist is not the traditional Long Aotian character, but a social animal who is rubbed against the ground by life. As a result, a green leather train trip suddenly awakens a "law-abiding system". You must abide by labor laws in order to upgrade. Each upgrade can also unlock new intelligence skills. The advantages of this book are quite outstanding. The first is the anti-routine. In other system novels, the protagonist either kills monsters to level up or relies on golden fingers to crush them. The protagonist here must actually solve the problem through legal means, such as fighting back against the evil boss, using his intelligence advantage to help bloggers shoot videos, or even earning bonuses by reporting wanted criminals. Generally speaking, this book is suitable for readers who like relaxed wits and counterattacks in the workplace, especially old bookworms who are tired of the aesthetics of system flow. It uses the entry point of "abiding by the law" to redefine Goldfinger, which is both realistic and entertaining.

[75·Good Grass·Esports/Reincarnation] A former professional top laner was reincarnated into a Japanese female high school student, and re-entered the professional arena with the unique skills of "the best vampire in the canyon". It was also interspersed with Tokyo campus life and the daily life of a virtual anchor. It is a gender-transformation + Japanese formula that is rare in e-sports literature. The highlight of this book is that the contrast is well done. The hard-core operational details of former professional players are in sharp contrast with the daily life of beautiful Japanese girls. It not only meets the professional needs of e-sports enthusiasts, but also allows two-dimensional readers to get the cuteness. Generally speaking, it is suitable for readers who like refreshing feeling + details. If you want to see the heroine use vampires to kill Korean clothes and use tactical thinking to play around the campus, this book can meet your expectations.

[80·Licorice·Xian Xia Cultivation] The classical Xianxia genre does not have any fancy golden fingers such as systems and sign-ins. It follows the traditional path of cultivating immortals. The background of the story is set in a world where spiritual energy is revived. The protagonist uses the unique setting of "Lingbao Tao Seed" to understand the avenue of immortality and uncover the secrets of the world of immortality step by step from the bottom. In terms of content, the protagonist is not born a cheater, but starts out as an ordinary disciple adopted by a sect. He accumulates strength by refining magical weapons, understanding formations, and discussing Taoism with others. Every scene in the book is full of the flavor of cultivating immortality, especially the details of the refining of magical weapons are written in a solid way. It can be seen that the author has worked hard on traditional culture. This book belongs to the "slow-to-heat" category. If you are a fan of fast food-style immortality novels, you may not find it satisfying, but if you like the solid narrative style of "Mortal Cultivation of Immortality", this book is worth a try.

[75 points·Good grass·Fantasy martial arts] The story begins with a strange book called "Nine Death Books" that can bring people back to life. The protagonist Shi Feihuo is involved in the power vortex of Changping City by accident. The world here is not a fairy tale of happy grudges, but a Shura field full of calculations: the six sects are sanctimonious on the surface, but in fact they have their own evil intentions; for the sake of fame and fortune, the city owner Wan Daofeng does not hesitate to use the "Nine Death Sword" as bait to lure the masters of the world into the game. Shi Feihuo is caught between good and evil. While trying to save his life, he also needs to unlock the secrets of the "Nine Death Books". The whole process is like walking a tightrope, and he will be shattered into pieces if he is not careful. This book is suitable for readers who like to scrutinize tactics and human nature games. If you can accept the rhythm of starting low and going high, this book is worth a try.

[75 points·Good grass·System recruitment flow] A variant of the system's apprentice flow. The background of the story is set in a troubled time when martial arts are prosperous and immortal cultivation is in decline. The protagonist is trapped in a formation and must recruit disciples to activate the sect's functions. The main plot line revolves around the protagonist establishing a sect in troubled times. He first accepted the hunted girl as his eldest disciple, and then successively picked up young masters who had been abandoned by aristocratic families, homeless orphans, and even took in monster cubs as his disciples. As the disciples grow up, ordinary people who could only wield swords gradually awaken their talents under the immortal cultivation techniques taught by the protagonist. The system mechanism is cleverly designed, and the setting of accepting disciples and returning resources makes the rhythm tight, and each disciple makes a breakthrough. In terms of character creation, the background stories of the disciples have their own foreshadowing, which is suitable for readers who like to cultivate immortality easily and develop a flow. It is recommended to read after refining, as the update speed may wear away your patience.

[80·Licorice·Xianxia·Fantasy Cultivation] In a village under the jurisdiction of a certain cultivating sect, a sixteen-year-old boy was selected to participate in the training selection, and he took an old scalper from his family to join Yunqiansi's Qingyun Pavilion. As a result, something strange happened when he first started: the old cow who depended on each other for life turned out to be the legendary evil god, and a golden destiny suddenly popped up in his head, which said "peerless genius" but also carried the risk of sudden death. He is forced to marry a mysterious fairy who seems weak but hides a shocking secret. The advantages of this book are quite outstanding. The author's writing is online, the scene descriptions are very graphic, the plot rhythm is tight, and each chapter has a plot hook, which is full of suspense. Generally speaking, it has a good sense of imagination and suspense. It not only has the upgrade system of cultivating immortals to fight monsters, but also intersperses many mysterious plot hooks. It is suitable for Taoists who like to have some brain-burning elements.

[75 points·Good grass·System flow·Gaowu world] To put it simply, the protagonist uses the identity of a special professional "boss" to turn various mythical characters and professionals into his own employees, becoming stronger by sharing their skills and attribute points, and at the same time dealing with the crisis of dimensional invasion. This setting has both the "part-time job" theme and the freshness of mythological elements. It is easy to think of the "capitalist's happiness". Overall, this is a novel suitable for those who are looking for a relaxed and refreshing feeling, and for readers who like systematic flow and mythological elements. If you don't mind the depth of the characters and the details of the world view, and just want to experience the thrill of "the boss leading the mythical employees to beat up the intruders", this book will definitely make you enjoy reading it.

[76 points·Good grass·System/Shen Hao Wen] The protagonist unexpectedly obtains the Shenhao System, which generates money with every breath. He can also unlock various interesting rewards by completing daily tasks, such as consumption cards, energy buffs, etc. Instead of directly throwing money at the protagonist to become a nouveau riche, the system encourages him to improve his quality of life through reasonable consumption, such as buying a mobility scooter, investing in a small business, and even using the skill cards rewarded by the system to learn new things. This "long-term" upgrade method makes the story less violent and more life-like. Overall, this book is suitable for readers who like slow-burn urban writing, especially those who have requirements for system settings and life details. If you are tired of the cliche-style novels and want to see "how rich people live seriously", you might as well give this book a try.