(｡･ω･｡)ﾉ♡ I Threw You a Bunch of Good Books, Pick Them Up

This is the first novel by Butterfly Lan that I have read. It is full of aura and unconventional. Regarding the game world, the author satisfied most of my imagination. There are cheats, rumors, masters, battles, bloody battles, personal highlight moments, conspiracies, and villains. When you have all these, what else can you ask for? This book is the first novel I have seen that reasonably creates a conspiracy in the game, and it explains it very well. This book does not have the obsession in many novels that makes the protagonist unable to distinguish between games and reality. Feng Xiaoxiao is like a good friend around you and a college student addicted to games. However, the author has such magic power that makes me addicted to the game world he describes.

The person who wins the rotten girl wins the world, and that's Butterfly Lan. The language of his works is humorous, and the writing style is joyful but healthy and uplifting. This DNF-type competitive article should be regarded as the pinnacle of online competitive articles at present, right? Excellent group portrait descriptions are extremely rare in online novels. It tells the story of the struggle of a competitive master to make a comeback. It is humorous and humorous without losing the passion for struggle. The difficulty is that the book is suitable for both men and women. It was also a massacre at the time. Recently, it was adapted into an anime, which caused another wave of craze. It was also a massacre at the time, and recently it was adapted into an anime, causing another wave of craze. How to put it this way, the highlight of this book is, in my opinion, a sad portrayal of the Chinese e-sports industry (back then). How many people gave up their studies to play games, how many people ran away from home to play games, how many people who played games were looked down upon, how many people went astray when playing games, how many people wasted their youth, and how many people left the game sadly. . .

Three Days and Two Sleeps finally found the key to the evolution of a niche book into a mainstream work. This book also showcases the author's talent and talent. Personally, I prefer the style of exploration and suspense in the first half, but later on, it becomes more and more focused on fighting plots, probably to cater to the mainstream aesthetic taste. Personally, I still prefer the plots of Brothers, Hirata's World, and the story of becoming a clown and teaching Batman's successor. Of course, I still like the three days of crime trafficking more.

This is an old book that tells a heart-warming story about when you become a guard of the game, an NPC who has awakened to human emotions and thinking, and leaves his hometown to adventure in the Falvey continent. There are the cowardly and idiotic paladin Niu Wanwan, the passionate and narcissistic female mage president, the ranger who doesn't kill small animals, and the author's reflection, the myopic shooter with zero luck. The protagonist Jeff loves this virtual world wholeheartedly and lives here warmly with these lovely teammates. From the author's writing, we can see that they are real RP players, working hard to play their roles, and the witty and humorous descriptions make readers constantly smile knowingly. Those gaming comrades who will no longer come back, and bleak gaming comrades, how are you? Jeff lives in the hearts of every friend. I want to write a story for you, I want to record every experience you have, and tell everyone who sees this story that you are real! You were here! You are here...