Niche Grain Excavator (21.5.9 Update)

Why you should read this book: Modern urban literature. As a high school history teacher who is tired of dealing with students, parents and superiors every day, the protagonist regains his old dreams with the encouragement of his college friends, and forms a gaming team to participate in e-sports competitions with a few friends who are also in their late twenties and are confused about the future. The book's description of urban life in the magical city is very detailed, and the language is very down-to-earth, with a strong flavor of life, especially the characters are extremely vivid, and the stories of the older young men and women, weirdoes, seem to be happening around you, and it is very interesting to read. If you like urban literature, you can try it. Why not read this book: It lacks the excitement of traditional online novels, so be careful if you want to watch a show of pretentiousness and slaps in the face. Personal evaluation: Liangcao-

Why you should read this book: Yamaguchiyama Doujin. The Chinese special forces traveled to the World of Warcraft with a broken system. Since the humans in Azeroth are essentially Titan creations cursed with flesh and blood, their origins are completely different from those on Earth. The protagonist cannot awaken his anger and learn warrior skills, and his national skills are useless. Fortunately, the protagonist, as an intelligent creature, also has mental power and can control arcane energy with the help of the system, becoming a master of both magic and martial arts like Gandalf the White. Currently, the protagonist and Jaina are working as a mage apprentice in Dalaran to learn arcane magic, and have tried to persuade Princess Calia to use the power of the church and the royal family to hire refugees to establish lumber mills and processing industries near Lordaeron. Taking the path of the Brotherhood has left the Brotherhood with nowhere to go. The author's writing style is excellent, his style is realistic, and he describes the alliance's military, political, customs and culture in great detail. The combat descriptions are particularly exciting, and the collision of concepts between Chinese martial arts and Warcraft combat skills is very interesting. In addition, the author draws on the magic factions of DND and defines arcana as a discipline that uses different concepts of arcane runes to order arcane energy to form various natural phenomena to interfere with the material world. Based on this, he explains the principles of various commonly used magics, which is very creative. Highly recommended to Warcraft fans. Why not read this book: Updates are too slow, with one update every day and occasional interruptions. Personal Rating: Grain and Grass

Why you should read this book: Parallel world entertainment article. A middle-aged man in his late 40s was reincarnated into a parallel world, married and had a daughter with his first love, and then divorced himself. He found that his first love had become a diva, and he had become a housewife. He also lost all his savings due to the P2P explosion, and returned to the music industry to raise his daughter. The author's writing is fluent, the characters are vividly drawn, and the descriptions of various entertainment industry chaos such as fan circles' feuding and traffic marketing also appear to be very real. Several of the songs copied by the protagonist are widely circulated classics, and the release timing is also well chosen to suit his own situation. For example, the protagonist comes back to sing "The Ordinary Road", sings "When Will the Bright Moon Come" at the Mid-Autumn Festival Gala, and recalls the past and sings campus ballads, which are very resonant to read. If you are interested in warm entertainment articles, you can try it. Why not read this book: The character of the protagonist, a middle-aged uncle with a wife and daughter, greatly limits the direction of the plot. At least the harem will definitely not be opened, which makes it feel less enjoyable. Personal Rating: Grain and Grass

Why you should read this book: Historical time travel article. A high school student from Tianchao traveled back in time to the last years of Kangxi's reign in the Qing Dynasty. He was recognized by the government as a descendant of the Third Prince Zhu because he was dressed in fancy clothes and talking nonsense. When he was about to be executed, he was rescued by the remnants of the Siming Mountain Rebel Army. From then on, he involuntarily embarked on the path of resisting the Qing Dynasty and restoring the Ming Dynasty. The author very cleverly established the image of a second-year high school student as the protagonist, which not only explains the various childish and reckless behaviors of the protagonist in the early stages of time travel, but also pave the way for the protagonist's reflection and growth after suffering repeated setbacks in life and death. The protagonist in the book seizes the weakness of the decline of famous generals in the last years of Kangxi and the lack of national treasury, and launches an uprising in the Jiangnan area where the weak cavalry under the Manchu rule cannot play its role. He also relies on the righteousness of anti-Qing and restoration of the Ming Dynasty to form a united front with various party sects to share the pressure of the Manchu encirclement and suppression. At the same time, he vigorously develops foreign trade to form a new firearms army, and finally regains Jiangnan and rebuilds the Ming Dynasty. The deduction is not bad, and it can be regarded as a qualified and refreshing article about the Qing Dynasty rebellion. Why not read this book: The writing is average, and the protagonist did not further deepen social reform after taking office. It feels like it has returned to the old path of enlightened autocratic feudal emperors, which is a bit disappointing. Personal evaluation: Dry food +

Why you should read this book: Modern mage writing. The protagonist is a squib mage college student with almost no spellcasting ability, so he is very interested in the culture and things of Muggle society. After messing up the final exam again, the teacher arranged for him to investigate the supernatural phenomena in Muggle society with his top student brother as a summer internship to make up for credits. The author's writing is excellent, his descriptions are delicate, and his characters are vivid. Through interesting and logical imagination, and reasonable and detailed details, he depicts a world of wizards hidden in Muggle society, as well as the undercurrents surging beneath it. On the one hand, with the increase in the number of Muggles and the development of science and technology, it has become increasingly difficult for mages to erase their own traces with psychic spells. Muggle leaders have recognized the existence of mages and are deeply afraid of them; on the other hand, as the scope of Muggle activities has expanded, there are fewer and fewer independent mage settlements. Mages have gradually integrated into Muggle social life and even fell in love with Muggles and had children. Muggle executives feel repulsed and even fearful of this, and worry that their own ethnic group will eventually be completely assimilated and disappeared. The conflict between the two sides is about to break out, and some radicals have even taken action. The so-called supernatural events are the traces they have left in Muggle society. The actions and choices of the protagonist and companions will determine the future of the two worlds. It reads a bit like an adult version of Harry Potter with a Chinese background. If you are interested, you can try it. Why not read this book: Updates are not stable. Personal Rating: Grain and Grass

Why you should read this book: New book by Undersea Walker, daily entertainment article. A story about a college student majoring in directing from Tianchao who was reborn into the Great Depression era after the collapse of the Japanese bubble economy in the last century, and competed for "Ichiban" TV ratings. Although it is a poorly written parallel world script and program copying creative routines, the author's writing and narrative skills are still outstanding as always. The protagonist uses "Wonderful Stories of the World" as a stepping stone to enter a major TV station. With the excellent script and future marketing methods, he quickly becomes one of the late-night ratings. Coupled with professional director knowledge and rich industry insiders, it creates a small climax in just over 100,000 words, and it feels very comfortable to read. It must be said that the characters in Hai Hai's novels, no matter how big or small they are, are all vividly drawn and full of personality, and there is no sense that they are all the same. Especially for female characters, even if you don't like them, their every move is enough to touch people's hearts. This is true for Fuyumi Yukisato Noki Yoko in "The Evil Girl", and the same is true for the overworked child stars, energetic ama, cute JK, etc. In this book. Their ability to create characters is really impressive. Highly recommended to lovers of daily literature and entertainment literature. Why not read this book: There is a lack of specific description of the filming process and broadcast content of the program. It feels very empty, as if you are playing Cairo. After a few clicks of the mouse, the program is finished, and the ratings come out with a few more clicks. It lacks a sense of reality. In this regard, it is not as good as another Japanese entertainment book "Flying Over the Bubble Era" with a similar background. Personal evaluation: Liangcao+

Why you should read this book: Classical cultivation. In a world of cultivation where the old dynasty was destroyed and a new dynasty was established, a young man whose parents both died relied on the golden finger he read in his dream to enter school and practice to get ahead. The author's writing style is sophisticated, the words and sentences are quite ancient, and the setting is thorough and self-contained. To practice cultivation, you must first study, and then take the imperial examination after studying. Only when you have a meritorious title can you get the corresponding level of exercises from the government. Privately teaching the method of refining Qi is a serious crime and will be demoted to slavery. From the popular mechanical creations to the Taoist books for entrance exams, the book uses rich details to outline a world of classical cultivation where Taoism manifests its sages and hundreds of schools of thought contend, which is quite innovative. The protagonist has a mature and thoughtful character, knows the pros and cons, and is able to stick to principles while still being cunning and cunning. This character setting is very comfortable to watch, and the fighting descriptions are also very exciting. It is highly recommended for those who are interested in cultivation literature. Why not read this book: The protagonist cultivates truth and energy, not for immortality or the great road, but for getting ahead, earning a set of royal robes for his mother, who was born as a singer, and letting her enemies kowtow in front of her mother's grave to make amends. It cannot be said that the three views are not correct, but the layout is a bit smaller after all, and it lacks a bit of the spirit of worldliness, which is a pity. Personal Rating: Grain and Grass