A Long Review List Focusing on Seedlings

This new book by an old author is the best one I feel this year as a rebirth and entrepreneurship article. Rebirth of academic masters + urban entrepreneurship essays. The protagonist who is a top student travels back to a vocational high school student. He got his first pot of gold by pretending to be a Tsinghua student as a tutor. He used his super problem-solving ability to successfully enter the best local high school to prepare for the college entrance examination. He successfully joined Peking University as the top scorer in the national college entrance examination. At the same time, we created an Internet navigation platform + Internet cafe management system, used Qingbei's connections to recruit experts from all walks of life, self-developed legends to become cash cows, and cooperated with Peking University's industry-university-research institute to develop the strongest Chinese search through its own platform promotion to quickly expand its share. The ultimate goal is to become the father of AI large models. Why read this book: It is well written in terms of professionalism. At least I, a layman, can't read it clearly. It makes it more interesting when combined with the explanations of various brothers in the previous chapter. But what's more important in novels is the story. There is no shortage of highly professional products in the online literary world but only a bunch of stories. This book still has a good story, and it's very enjoyable to read whether it's a high school campus or starting a business in college, and there are no bullshit villains or clowns around the protagonist, and everyone is well portrayed. Why don't you read this book: The starting point of Fa Ka is generally reasonable, but the later points and lyrics are baffling. In general, I'll give it a try. I'll make a comment later depending on the situation.

I found this after seeing the Amway stickers. The quality is quite high. Fantasy esoteric stream. The protagonist is reborn in a fantasy world of the Victorian era, where occultism and mortals coexist but in a parallel world. The predecessor was reopened by the supernatural props of occultism, and the protagonist took over but became a sick man. Fortunately, I have Dark Blue and added some points to start upgrading step by step. Why read this book: The writing is smooth, but what I like more is the world view and power settings. After all, I have always liked this book. The shaping of this aspect is quite good and the atmosphere is quite strong. Why not read this book: It feels a bit like dragging out the drama and suppressing its level. Moreover, writing that the death of the predecessor was an awakening ceremony for the matrilineal family and then making amends without taking revenge is tantamount to setting the mother up for a trap and making the readers unhappy at the same time. In general, I'll give it a try. I'll make a comment later depending on the situation.

I found it by scanning the list, which is okay. Hong Kong comprehensive article. The protagonist travels through time and becomes a member of the Hong Kong comprehensive world. Relying on the system's improved ability, he is quickly promoted from a practical police officer to a police sergeant who can lead a team alone. Why read this book: This is one of the highest quality Hong Kong comprehensive articles I have read recently. On the premise of ensuring refreshing and losing a certain amount of rationality, the characters' IQ and logic are relatively better than similar characters in all aspects. Why not read this book: The most exciting part of this type of book is the early and middle stages. The latter part is difficult and busy to write. The same is probably true for this book. In general, I'll give it a try. I'll make a comment later depending on the situation.

A new book from the top of the world. Overhead Chinese Entertainment. Thirteen years into the imaginary world, the protagonist with facial nerve damage retired from work and became a security guard for treatment. It happened that students from a local low-level art school planned to make a horror-themed micro-movie here. They took a fancy to the protagonist's appearance and invited him to join the film. The protagonist planned to use this to enter the entertainment industry and it was natural that they hit it off. Why I read this book: This is the author who I have followed N times, including several of his Chinese entertainment books. One feature is that the female characters in the novel are neither villains nor white lotus. They are ordinary tea art masters. 1V1 or multiple Vs, the tea art can be said to be the best I have ever seen in Chinese entertainment literature. Especially nowadays, the general fan orientation of Chinese entertainment stories, even if it is not the kind of single female protagonist - the goddess is the real protagonist, the male protagonist is just a tool to realize the goddess's dream, the fan stories are also white lotus jinchūriki. In reality, any dirty stuff like pulling, hard rubbing, and green tea can be washed away as silly and sweet and wronged. I actually don't like the so-called dark side that's full of conspiracy and calculation and harming people at every step, and I don't really like the popular White Lotus fan side, because in the final analysis, neither side seems to be writing about living people. In this environment, this person's style is set off by his peers. Why not read this book: I haven't read fictional Chinese entertainment stories in a few years, and I wouldn't want to read this book if it wasn't written by this guy, because I've seen a saying before-entertainment stories are essentially alternative fan fiction, and I agree with that, fictional fiction means original writing by fan authors, and if the biggest highlights are gone, it's easy to expose weaknesses. In addition, from the many books I have read, the author is standardly incompetent in the later stages. He starts to get stuck as soon as he reaches the middle stage of writing, and the later stages are either eunuchs or poorly finished. I think this book will be no exception. In general, I'll give it a try. I'll make a comment later depending on the situation.

I found this by scanning the list, and it's an interesting meme. EVA-based comprehensive comic book. Shinji Ikari, who returned from Yang Shen and was full of divine machine language, started from the beginning of the EVA story. He drove Unit 1 to defeat the apostles. He taught the martial arts and Taoism in Yang Shen to the people around him in NERV to establish his own power. At the same time, he began to contact other forces in the comic world. Why read this book: In fact, the biggest or even only advantage of this book is the contrast between Shen Ji's language in EVA. I actually don't like Yang Shen's plot, anger, and Shen Ji's language style, but I have to say that putting Yang Shen's flavor in EVA has such a comedic effect. I can't remember how many times I laughed while reading this book. Why not read this book: As a meme novel, the quality is destined to be much worse when the inspiration is used up, but I just don't know whether it will be like this in the middle or later stages. In addition, the suturing monster world of Zongman is also famous for being difficult to balance. If you are not careful, the story will collapse. I don't know what will happen next. In general, I'll give it a try. I'll make a comment later depending on the situation.

I scanned the list and found the author whose book I had followed before, and it was okay to check it out. Urban supernatural writing. In a modern city, the protagonist, who is an alien with infinite power, travels to a supernatural world of a similar era. After a plot, he joins the official organization. It doesn't take long for him to gain momentum by relying on a card-drawing system similar to meat pigeon upgrades and his own talents. Why read this book: To be honest, the plot is quite cliche, basically the same as when a traditional urban superpower joins an organization. However, the power setting, world view, and fighting are all good. This is also the advantage that I felt was good when I watched Steel Chain Fingers. Why not read this book: The plot is just as cliche as mentioned above. Generally speaking, food and grass will be reassessed later depending on the situation.

There is a new book by an author who I have followed before. It seems to be good. I will post a review in two days.

Emperor Danling's new book. Historical text of the Sixteen Kingdoms of the Eastern Jin Dynasty. The protagonist travels through the timeline of the Eastern Jin Dynasty when Shi Hu died and took advantage of the Northern Expedition. As the leader of Guizhou, he pretended to be the Liu family of Pengcheng and joined the local real Liu family to escape southward. Now he has entered the territory of the Eastern Jin Dynasty and is about to be received by the Governor Chu Pei who will follow the Liu family to accept the defeat of the Northern Expedition. Why read this book: Although I didn't read the previous book before it was on the shelves, it was just an imaginary history or a hodgepodge of Sui and Tang Dynasties changed skins and high martial arts was really not suitable for Emperor Dan Ling. This return to the orthodox historical text is much better immediately, and it still has the same taste as the previous two books. Why not read this book: In addition to the failure of the previous book, another problem is that *Inertia always creates some extremely controversial plots near the end, which even destroys the character of the protagonist. I guess this book is no exception. Generally speaking, food and grass will be reassessed later depending on the situation.

Crab Heart new book. Historical text. The protagonist is reborn during the Northern and Southern Dynasties, which coincides with Liu Yu's Northern Expedition. The protagonist is a fugitive slave from a powerful family in Yanzhou in the north, and plans to join the Jin army. He captured the Northern Wei emperor's valet and cooperated with the extermination of military leaders as a certificate of surrender. He obtained the trust of the local governor and was introduced to the Northern Expeditionary Army. Currently, he used his old family connections to seize the slip platform and dedicated it to the Jin army. Why I read this book: I basically don't read historical books, mainly because the ones that are popular nowadays are generally not what I like to read. I just rely on others' recommendations or follow up on new books by a few old historical authors with good reputations like mine. This is one of them. Although none of them have been completed to the end, I have basically followed them all. The books he wrote have the flavor of historical literature. Although the inertia tends to strengthen the opponent, it doesn't hurt. Why not read this book: How to put it this way, I actually hesitated for two weeks whether to add this book, because I can't update it daily, and often don't update it for several days. I thought it was cut, but then it suddenly updated. Anyway, it's not fun to follow the book, and it's hard to say whether it will be cut later. Generally speaking, food and grass will be reassessed later depending on the situation.

The computer was broken for a few days and was fixed last night. The book review will be published in two days.

I found it by scanning the list, Doraemon's new book. The heavens flow. The protagonist takes the system and travels to the world of the Condor Shooting, and becomes a disciple of Qiu Chuji. He quickly becomes a first-rate master by relying on the system and enough energy. Currently, Yang Kang relies on frame-up to make Yang Kang betray his relatives in the Jin Kingdom and he has to recognize his ancestors and return to his clan. At the same time, he becomes Huang Yaoshi's son-in-law. Why read this book: Although I haven't finished any of Doraemon's books either as a eunuch or because I abandoned them midway, I have read all of them except for the Siheyuan novel. Mainly because of his imaginative routines and sarcastic remarks, at least the beginning is interesting, and this one is no exception. Why not read this book: As mentioned before, this is an old eunuch, and he is very bad at post-production. Even if he is not an eunuch, he will easily fail to write and become boring. In general, I'll give it a try. I'll make a comment later depending on the situation.

Wenzhao Gong's new book. Fairy tales. The protagonist travels through a new world of immortality. It turns out that his family is a pig raised by someone else. Fortunately, he escaped from the famine. At the same time, he has a golden finger for traveling between two worlds. He can travel to the world of mortals and quickly upgrade with the help of the characteristics of both sides. Why read this book: To be honest, I think this is the best of Wenzhao Gong's recent works. The characteristics of the two worlds are well written. It's also a good point that the setting of a legal life is ignored by Golden Finger. Anyway, I hope to write about the different characteristics of the two worlds of immortality. Why not read this book: Not yet. Generally speaking, food and grass will be reassessed later depending on the situation.

I scanned the charts and found the first few chapters but put it down. Then I read the recommendations in the posts and tried it again. I finished it and it was okay. Rebirth of Chinese Entertainment. The protagonist, who had trouble in the entertainment industry in his previous life and changed his career to become a complaining blogger, was reborn as a 2004 grade theater student in 2008. He started by singing breakup love songs, then became a singer and acted part-time, and then opened a studio. Currently, he uses his domain name as a bargaining chip to cooperate with Weibo. Why I read this book: Although the first few chapters were able to persuade me to give up, after the second trial of drug tolerance, it was really good after the beginning. The characters are well written, and the upgrade route cannot be said to be reliable, but it is still relatively reasonable compared with most of my peers. In the end, it looks interesting. Why not read this book: Except for the beginning, the plot related to Love Apartment is a bit toxic. In addition, the author likes critical reviews, so opinions may vary. Generally speaking, food and grass will be reassessed later depending on the situation.

I have found a few books that I can read recently, but for now I will add this one first. Huayuwen. The indigenous protagonist who graduated from CUHK in 2001 and became a southern entertainment reporter can constantly encounter himself in the parallel world with a tragic ending in his dream when faced with a choice. He can "eliminate" himself in the parallel world by changing the future, and at the same time inherit his own abilities in the parallel world. Now he has become a multi-millionaire, meeting important people who will make his fortune in the future, and plans to invest in real estate in the imperial capital. Why read this book: The design of Goldfinger is good. It is innovative and the setting also allows me to accept the protagonist of an urban novel. The writing style is quite good, and some of the golden sentences are not bad. Moreover, the characters are all okay, they have brains and understand the world, unlike every NPC. It's one of the more eye-catching books I've picked up recently. Why not read this book: After looking at the records, I saw that the previous two books were sold at 200,000 to 300,000 yuan, and I don't know the future of this one. Generally speaking, food and grass will be reassessed later depending on the situation.

Found it by scanning the list, the quality is okay. Western fantasy. The protagonist is reborn in a Western fantasy world similar to the Victorian era, and is still a college student. But the orphans who are self-reliant will soon become homeless because they have no money to pay rent. But after all, the protagonist relies on golden fingers to escape from the economic crisis, and at the same time contacts semi-official organizations to become an official transcendent. Why read this book: Although Victorian Western fantasy novels and drinking potions to change jobs are not new things, it still depends on how well it is written. This is the best quality among the Western fantasy novels I have been reading in the past month, and the story is okay. I plan to continue reading it until I encounter something that I can't accept. Why not read this book: In fact, I also pursued three books of the same genre at the same time. I cut two of them and one was entangled with the literary youth and persuaded me to quit. Then I looked at the recent reading list and found a bunch of Good Guys that I gave up before they were put on the shelves. I can only say that the current Internet literature ecology is not the same as it was ten years ago. I can't guarantee whether this book will suddenly disappear in the future. In general, I'll give it a try. I'll make a comment later depending on the situation.

I found out from the Amway stickers that the quality is okay. Eastern fantasy. The protagonist started out as a peasant, but his land was taken away by the newly-rising local wealthy family and he fell into despair. Therefore, the protagonist, who was suspected of solving the mystery of the fetus and negating his original life, planned to learn martial arts to change his destiny. He joined a martial arts school in the city and relied on his own efforts and golden fingers to become a well-known local martial arts genius. At the same time, he also practiced Taoism when he was facing difficulties. Why read this book: The protagonist's step-by-step growth is well written, whether it's upgrading or the growth of his mind and world experience. The few noble people around the protagonist are not the traditional NPC grandfathers who are dedicated to the protagonist in web novels. Although they are good people who help the protagonist, they are not stupid and sweet, but act after considering their own pros and cons. To be honest, I think this is more likable than the NPC-style grandfather. Why not read this book: First of all, it is a slow-burning book, and the pace is a bit harsh. Secondly, the growth-type protagonist, although the protagonist is not deliberately forced to make disgusting mistakes for the sake of growth, after all, many people do not like this kind of character. In general, I'll give it a try. I'll make a comment later depending on the situation.

I have been chased by Amway many times, but it is really great. Lighthouse text. The protagonist is a lighthouse native who controls the political situation. Although there are various critical reviews on the Internet, he is a loser in real life. At this time, he was possessed by Roosevelt's ghost, and under his guidance, he gradually participated in politics. Now he defeated the old mayor and became the new mayor and began to participate in the actual affairs of the city. Why I read this book: Actually, I had seen it before it was listed by Amway, but I didn't want to read it at all at the time, because those who follow hot topics are often of very poor quality, and the vast majority of writers are locust writers who simply feed on the popularity of traffic. And since it is this kind of subject matter, most of them are engaged in emotional stimulation and political traffic. If they don't want to be fed history, they just skip it. However, I later read a few Amway posts and responded with good reviews, and several friends recommended Amway to me, so I decided to give it a try. Although the first few chapters are quite average, the writing gets better and better as the protagonist begins to officially participate in politics. The writing is very good, and the details of the political battles are written to enhance the sense of reality. It ignites when it should be ignited, and it is also refreshing. And I personally like this idealist style of using realism to achieve goals. To be honest, among the lighthouse articles I read, this one is a bit close to Chicago 1990. Why not read this book: The protagonist's personal charm is average. Although the author started to let him show his personal abilities, at least I don't see it so far. Of course, if you are reading it for the real protagonist Roosevelt, then it doesn't matter. In addition, a book on this subject must be G-rated, it just depends on when it is published. Overall, Grain and Grass +, I will change my review later depending on the situation.

I found it by scanning the list, and it's pretty good. An imaginary version of the martial arts literature of the Republic of China. The protagonist travels to an imaginary world similar to the early Republic of China with martial arts, and becomes the richest young man in the place. Relying on golden fingers and family resources to quickly increase his martial arts level, a master who didn't eat beef fell into crisis and killed him. The whole family fled to the magic city. I met my best friend whose mother was well-off and got involved in the chess game among the top executives in Shanghai. Why read this book: It has a strong smell of boiling water. From the popular science, it seems to be Tuoba Goudan's trumpet, so that's normal. I recommend this book to anyone who likes the flow. Why not read this book: On the eve of its release, I found an enemy from the sky who refused to eat beef. It was quite inexplicable. It was neither reasonable nor uncomfortable. Even if it killed someone, I didn't feel any comfort at all. In addition, the plot is too protracted and written here and there, giving the impression that there is no outline at all. In general, I'll give it a try. I'll make a comment later depending on the situation.

After reading the Amway stickers, I found that although there are many flaws, it is really good-looking. Rebirth fantasy. The protagonist travels to a French-Soviet fusion monster country that resembles the Victorian era, and uses Goldfinger to become an artificial academic AI for nearby college students from the lowest level to satisfy their needs. At the same time, he is involved in the evil god case, and uses the high-dimensional extraordinary abilities of the three-legged cat-level psychics in the new country to reduce the dimension. Why I read this book: Speaking of which, I rarely read books in one sitting, but I read this one in one morning while reading this chapter and talking about all the bad points. Although there are some problems, the reading is not bad, the story is very strong, and the world view is also the kind I like. I will continue to read it until it collapses. Why not read this book: Many times, the plot is driven by the protagonist's wisdom, and it's not just the protagonist alone. As a result, the author is often complained about and patched. The contrast between the dimensionality reduction attack of the protagonist's psychic circle and the reality of just escaping from abject poverty is also quite disconnected, and as a "god" he lacks qualifications. Generally speaking, food and grass will be reassessed later depending on the situation.

Fuck off the new book. Fantasy novel from another world. A world of mist. The protagonist's location is divided into inner and outer cities. The protagonist is a resident of the outer city. He visits the martial arts hall in the outer city and becomes stronger step by step by relying on the "Dark Blue Plus Points" that can transform everything to strengthen his martial arts. Why read this book: In fact, for an author with a very distinctive personal style like Gokai, this is not necessary. Anyone who knows how to read it basically knows that his book is just the previous style + human worldly sophistication + the real protagonist Lao Tzu. Why not read this book: Same as above, those who hate his style will probably not read it, and the quality starts to decline rapidly in the mid-classic period. In general, I'll give it a try. I'll make a comment later depending on the situation.