Recipes from an Endangered Bookworm

It is a special historical fictional novel. This is my first time reading this style. The protagonist can be said to be the Luo clan, a non-royal family whose mission is to protect the Chinese nation. As a bug, the ancestor has the vision of time travel and various legendary props to control the family in the sky. The overt line of the story is the history of China, and the hidden line is the Luo people. In this case, an individual's appearance is basically a piece of history, with a long span, and the time process is calculated in years. It feels like playing a strategy game. The advantage is that this large span will keep the plot in different historical hot spots and not be boring. The author has considerable historical knowledge. He adapted it but did not make it up randomly, and it will not make people feel like they have written it randomly. The combination of history and adaptation is good. Personally, I feel like my eyes are shining brightly. I haven't encountered a historical novel that I like for a long time. I'll save it. When I read it, I really couldn't help myself. With the addition of various historical trends, I felt very excited when I read it. I loved it so much, Cai! --Lack of stamina, the front is very interesting, but the back is a bit boring starting from the middle of Han Dynasty T_T

Works similar to "Thrillerland". The infinite flow of mission system allows players to complete missions, solve puzzles and fight in various bizarre mission scenes. The protagonist is a genius-type abnormal human being who talks a lot. Overall, it's not bad, especially for those who like this style. I have read more than 200 chapters so far (I am not sure about continuing later). I personally feel that it is okay, but there are also shortcomings such as the lack of main plot, and the protagonist is too invincible, and the weird scenes are solved by the protagonist absurdly. It is quite refreshing to watch, but it loses the fun and excitement of "creepy". The constant mission scenes are also a bit repetitive (although they are all original by the author). Maybe for an old bookworm like me, the fun of shallow reading is getting less and less. In the end, I thought this book was pretty good, so I added it to my collection.

Ru Shui Yi is an old author who specializes in writing about international mercenaries and spies. I read the last book well, but I didn't finish it. This book is more interesting. The content is not the kind of pretentiousness, but a real plot. If you like it, you can save it.

The highlight of "Dad + Entertainment" is that SSS veterans travel to another world and gain a celebrity wife and cute daughter Xixi. It is a very healing and heart-warming novel. It has been too long and I have forgotten the plot, but I have a good impression of it. It tells a great family story, and the interactions between husband and wife and father and daughter are very warm, but the entertainment part was forgotten and added in.

This book is probably a fan novel based on the story background of the game Warhammer. As Yunzhui, many people don't understand it, but they also enjoyed reading it. I feel that Warhammer World is really too huge, comparable to World of Warcraft, with all kinds of elements: gods, demons, interstellar, intelligence, subspace, various interstellar races (Zerg, Orcs, Necron, Tau, Eldar, etc.). The author likes to use big chapters, so I can definitely fill them up~ Supplement: It was a bit too high and low, the main character replaced the emperor and empress. It was a bit boring so I stopped reading it. Some book friends also saw it the same way. Anyway, I just followed my feelings.

The second work of Wan'er that I have read, the title of this book is a bit vulgar, but in fact it is about the heroine's unlimited flow, and she grows up through various thrilling copies. It is all original and very suitable for male readers. The protagonist Qing Xiao is equally impressive, strong, intelligent and charming. This book may be because it is a female channel, and of course Wan'er is not a driving veteran, so it is not as popular as the newspaper-selling Spiritual Realm Walker. I feel that the setting is somewhat similar. In recent years, this kind of original small copy upgraded setting has been quite popular.

Strange book! The school SWAT responds to various (horror) crises by possessing characters in mysterious games. The author may have been from a police academy or is a student. There are many professional terms in it, but I don't know how serious they are. The details are in place. The plot itself is very exciting, and there are relatively few such disaster themes. I think this book is quite good, so I added it to my book list not long after reading it!

This book is written by Waner♀**. This book tells the story of a very charming woman Se Se who works hard in the entertainment industry. The relationship is very sweet and Se Se is great. It is original and not a cliché. Ps Wan'er is my favorite female author. I have read two books, and this is the first one. I recently remembered that I must add it to my collection. In addition, books written by female authors actually don't read as impetuously as books written by male authors, which is very different. Wan'er is the first female author I know (only in books, not in real life) and like her works.

Boss Cao is very domineering and the author writes it very well. I highly recommend it. But later on I didn't bother to read it. It wasn't that the writing was bad, it was mainly that the sentiments about family and country were a bit boring.

Well, this is my favorite among the mysterious fics, so I thought of it and added it to my list.

This book is quite readable. Although it is not very "rational" (the combat power settings are vague and the combat links are more fantasy), the settings are not bad. There are more dialogues and more plot. The overall setting is relatively complicated. It can relieve boredom when reading, and the writing style is indeed that Gulong style. (I have abandoned the book. I feel inexplicable and unable to explain what is going on. It is inappropriate)

Needless to say, The Secret Part 2 and The Squid Part 2 are recommended for collection. This book is really good, who gave it a bad review? Don't you think I've described too little? In this kind of book where everyone in the world doesn't know you, I think the introduction is a waste of time, hehe

It is a doomsday + infinite flow work written by a female author. The protagonist is also a woman. If you are used to seeing rough and detailed works written by men, you will find that when you read this book again: the character is different, it is actually a Madonna-old hen personality; the copies of each scene are original; and the ability settings are unique. The author's female perspective is very different for those who are tired of reading male videos! The depiction is delicate and the imagination is very rich. This is not a data stream, but a stream of consciousness infinite doomsday theme. It's great. I didn't read it before, but I discovered it this time.