Healing Book List

Imaginary novel! The story is about a handsome little scholar who traveled through time and was captured by bandits and became the village father-in-law not long after. The plot is interesting, the narration is clear, and the style is fresh. There are few slaps in the face and it is not blunt, but the story is very readable. Although it still has the same storyline of toilet water, perfume, and soap, it does not make people tired. Although there is not much emphasis on character creation, the tiny details reflected in a few sentences make the characters more vivid.

It has a setting similar to that of a fairy. If you look at the title of the book, you may guess that the story will have many elements of the Strange Tales from a Chinese Studio. The writing style is sophisticated and has an ancient style, and it has the flavor of a classical fairy tale. The protagonist is smart, capable, and decisive in killing, but he can be timid even when he should be. The character descriptions are also quite good, and the IQs of the characters currently appearing are all online.

Really. The protagonist Gongsun Auntie is clearly playing a traveling frog game! The son has gone out, the son has made friends with famous generals, and the son has been promoted again! My son is back, and he brought a cat to his mother!

A book I pulled out from my memory, like "The Throne of the End of the Law" by the same author, takes the road of pretending to slap in the face to the extreme. No matter what the plot is, it can always be turned into pretending to slap in the face. If there is no need to pay too much attention to the rationality, the slap in the face is still very familiar. There is no other but familiarity. Just looking at the slap in the face, it's still a bit satisfying.

The whole book has 7 million words, and it doesn't feel lengthy at all when reading it. The book depicts a series of vivid, flesh-and-blood characters, and the plot advancement accurately grasps the rhythm that makes people want to stop. In addition, the author has no obvious poisonous points or deliberately tortures the protagonist, and the three views are in line with the mainstream. This book is definitely the best military novel I have read in recent years, and it is also a military novel that ranks at least among the top ten online articles.

It is a very common idea for time travellers. After time travel, you start by training servants, running, training in formation, spear formation, and suppressing bandits. Make the first pot of gold by artificially cultivating pearls, and then auction them off before other powerful people come to exploit them. . I took in the little loli Liu Rushi. . .

There are two plug-ins for the protagonist, one can hear the voices of people asking for help in the distance, and the other can create a consciousness space of his own, which can bring people from different eras together, and can also use consciousness to enter their bodies and help them by the way.

The setting is novel, the writing is good, there is no complicated plot, but it is not trivial at all. It is obviously a post-apocalyptic background, but the author created a warm and lovely feeling. I couldn't put it down when I first read it, and I reread it several times.

Most of the nautical novels in Qidian are just game fans, but this one is true to nature. The knowledge of navigation itself, the description of the geography, politics and military of South America, and the analysis of the intricate situation in Southeast Asia all give people a refreshing feeling. The author's information is extremely well prepared, and what's rare is that he truly has his own views on history. Do not apply a certain theory to history based on preconceived ideas, but draw conclusions from tedious data.

The Gospel of the Party is not a pure Western fantasy. The characterization is relatively light, the vocabulary is gorgeous, and the writing is delicate. You can see a lot of animation. The story and setting are also quite brilliant. The huge world view slowly revealed, the colorful and lifelike daily life are displayed in the beautiful writing, showing a vivid image of medieval characters.