Collection of Good Books

I have read all of Lao Mao's books except the first one, Suzaku Chronicles, so I will naturally not let go of this one. The protagonist is reborn as an ascended person and then practices cultivation again. It is a standard and cool writing configuration, but Mao Ni is able to write it differently. If you write well, you can really do whatever you want. The plot is a bit sticky in the later stages and not crisp enough, but if you don't get entangled, you can't call it a literary youth.

As the first novel in which a robot is the protagonist of time travel, how to describe the robot's thoughts has become a key point. Fortunately, the author did not disappoint. From the lines, you can feel that the author has a wide range of reading. He often quotes dialogues from various movies and animations, but it does not make people feel stiff, and his writing skills are good.

The most relaxing novel that travels back to the Ming Dynasty, giving you a fresh experience of the great power of the Celestial Dynasty. You have read a lot about the peasant wars in the late Ming Dynasty, the invasion of foreign tribes in the late Song Dynasty, the separatist rule of vassal towns in the late Tang Dynasty, and the rise of heroes in the late Han Dynasty. It will give you a wonderful and prosperous era. Although the writing is nonsense in many places, it is indeed relaxing and enjoyable to watch.

This author is the one who describes the characters in the most detailed way I have ever seen. The character of every character who appears is described very well. Whether it is the protagonist or supporting role or even an ordinary supporting role, it is described in detail. Through such description, each character becomes a more distinct existence. Reading Jie Yu 2's novel is like a group drama seen through the eyes of the protagonist.