🔥a Collection of Stallion-less Novels🔥(recommended Books by a 20-year-old Reader Seriously)

One-sentence summary: High school students unbox and evaluate various future high-tech equipment on a video website Type: Urban, black technology Brief content: The protagonist is a high school student who wants to make some extra money as a technology UP host on a video website, but ends up being frustrated. By chance, I signed a contract with a hyperspace promotion company to help them unbox and evaluate various future high-tech equipment on modern video websites, and to advertise these future companies. Personal evaluation: There were a lot of shortcomings in the early stage. I threw away my brain and jumped all the way to Chapter 60. After that, it got better and better. I just thought of the protagonist as Doraemon. Some authors always want to add other elements to urban black science and technology articles and make innovations, but they do not realize that readers may be looking for simple pretentiousness when reading such books, unless your writing style can really write something different and fascinating. Fortunately, the author woke up in time after struggling with the daily nonsense of high school for more than ten chapters in the early stage. The pace also accelerated in the middle stage without crashing. PS: This novel inexplicably reminds me of two ancient books, "Chinese Standard" and "Strong Sniper" Rating: 7.5 Points. The general direction is fine, but there are many flaws in the small details. It's good to put aside your brain and watch it for fun. By the way, this book has the potential to become a minor god if it doesn't collapse into 404

One-sentence summary: A traditional cultivation text in which time travelers use modern knowledge to show off in the world of cultivation. Type: time travel, cultivation, reform Brief content: The protagonist travels to a traditional world of cultivation. This world is generally peaceful but has local conflicts. The protagonist has a golden finger that can swallow spiritual energy and upgrade without obstacles. He joins a large sect, lives a stable life, and practices smoothly. However, there are occasional intrigues, and he uses modern knowledge to pretend to be slapped in the face. Personal evaluation: It is a small-format cultivation novel with no highlights but no shortcomings. The entire text is basically limited to one planet. Overall, it is a small-format replica of the previous Miao Miao Journey. The reason why the book is called "Different" may be because that year (2016) was when the underworld cultivation novels became popular. Rating: A complete old book, 7 points. There are not many small high dynasties, but there are basically no big high dynasties. Fortunately, the number of words is not too many, so I can finish reading it (I did not misspell the word "chao", but the text on this website is so confusing that I can only use fake characters)

One-sentence summary: A cool story about getting the medical system and pretending to be a wall in the hospital. Type: city, system, superpower, medical Brief content: The protagonist obtains a clinical medicine skill system and can acquire various clinical skills, such as suturing, massage, etc. Relying on plug-ins to kill everyone, Shuangwen pretends to be slapped in the face. Personal evaluation: I stayed up late and read more than a hundred chapters, and I felt pretty good. Except for the system and the protagonist, it is a semi-realistic theme, not like fantasy Chinese medicine to extend life, but the witch style of getting whatever you want reveals the essence of online writing. The writing is witty and humorous, and the protagonist is clearly portrayed, which can easily cause discomfort for the ugly. The science popularization of some diseases is more detailed. Of course, I am not sure whether it is scientific or not. It is unclear to laymen, but as a reader, never take novels seriously, even if they are documentary literature. The real part is the description of the hospital environment. Doctors do not earn tens of thousands of yuan a month and receive red envelopes as everyone thinks, but work hard like couriers and rely on piece-rate fees. Rating: 7.5 Points. This is a common problem with this kind of writing. It becomes a bit boring after reading for a long time and becomes weak in the later stage.

One-sentence summary: Obtaining the system of punishing rape and eradicating evil, Shuangwen pretends to be a good person in the circle of uncles who serve tea (the tea-serving version of "The Great Doctor Ling Ran"). Type: city, system, ability Brief content: The protagonist comes from a tea-respecting family and gets a system to punish evil and eradicate evil. He accepts system tasks to punish evil and eradicate evil. After completing the tasks, he obtains various skills and items to better punish evil and eradicate evil. Personal evaluation: The novel is very complete, but it is also very similar to "The Great Doctor Ling Ran". It's not about the color palette, but the overall routine is basically the same. However, compared to that book which focused on describing things in the hospital, this book describes more about daily life. Rating: 7.5 Points. This is a common problem with this kind of writing. It becomes a bit boring after reading for a long time and becomes weak in the later stage.

One-sentence summary: A lazy and abandoned house in the late stage of cancer leaves his body under the control of the system, eats and waits for death. Type: spiritual energy recovery, modern cultivation, system, monster fighting and upgrade Brief content: The world's aura has revived, and the protagonist is possessed by a third-rate idle web game program that became a spirit in the computer. He is despised by the system because he suffers from late-stage lazy cancer. In order to make the host live like a human being, the system automatically takes over the protagonist's body and plays with it for a year... No, I mean controlling the protagonist's body to do things, including but not limited to cleaning, exercising, practicing, and doing chivalry... The protagonist's consciousness stays in the system space all day long and is a dead otaku. Personal evaluation: In fact, the protagonist of this book should be the system (funny), and the male protagonist can only be regarded as a portable grandfather. Rating: 7.5 Points. I abandoned the book at 227 chapters. It's a bit tired of routines. The advantage is that it is updated very quickly. If it is updated quickly, it will definitely be inferior. There is no way.

One-sentence introduction: A joyful and imaginative cultivation article that doesn't bother with details. Type: modern cultivation, scientific and technological cultivation, spiritual recovery, science and engineering men Brief content: The protagonist travels through a parallel world city. In this world, 600 years ago, because Liu Bowen of the Ming Dynasty killed a dragon, the dragon veins disappeared and the spiritual energy was exhausted. A group of cultivators had no choice but to gather on the Penglai Island to survive. The protagonist was supposed to be carrying a golden finger and become the One-Punch Man to dominate the world. However, the golden finger hidden on his body exploded because the energy exceeded the outside world. As a result, the spiritual energy of the whole world was revived, and the cultivators who had been living in poverty for more than 600 years returned to the world. Personal evaluation: The specific genre of this book is quite complicated. It should be classified as a science and technology cultivator overall. There are some collisions of civilizations (similar to Basic Alien Law and Ivan the Master), some daily comedy (newbies may use the cultivation chat group to wipe the screen), and some treacherous leaders ( I like this the most), and there are a lot of civil science settings (I told you it's a novel, so why don't you, readers, publish your own papers?), The protagonist is still a time-travelling loser, a part-time street anchor, his spiritual path is YY enlightenment, and he becomes an immortal by imagination (funny). The overall content is biased toward science and engineering. The beginning contains more than a dozen chapters of settings, which are very boring. You can just skip them a little. The later chapters are much better and the book is complete. Rating: I'll give it a 7 because it's not finished, but fortunately the main plot has been completed.

One-sentence summary: Traveling across the heavens as a heterogeneous life. Type: unlimited streaming Brief content: The protagonist travels to a high-law world, acquires a system in this world, and travels through various worlds as a non-human being, such as the python in "Anaconda", the orangutan in "King Kong", etc. By completing tasks, you will receive rewards, gradually strengthen yourself, and gain a foothold in the world of high law. Personal evaluation: It is close to the infinite flow of fast travel, no stallion, no cold-blooded, no holy mother, decisive in killing, although slightly cold-hearted but not ruthless. The disadvantage is that it lacks some of the fun of pretending to slap people in the face. Rating: I would give it an 8 out of 10. The ending is forcibly concluded. It is one of the few in Infinite Streams that left me feeling unfinished (the other one is Borderless Evolution).

One sentence introduction: A classical fairy tale that travels to a world similar to the Liaozhai era. Type: time travel, classical fairy tale Brief content: The protagonist is arranged by a great power to travel to a world similar to the setting of the Liaozhai era. In this world with chaotic order and unclear spiritual path, he uses some of the modern knowledge and conjectures he has mastered to push himself and the people around him to cultivate immortality or spiritual cultivation, and to form various good relationships while trying not to suffer bad consequences. On the whole, it is still the style of many fairy tales and Taoist novels, "God is watching what you do, and there are gods when you raise your head." Personal evaluation: For classical fairy tales, I personally think that the year 2010 should be used as the dividing line between classical and non-classical, which corresponds to modern (Heisei Society) cultivation. The difference between the two is that the web novels before 2010 paid more attention to inner growth, which is the predecessor of the setting of "mood, inner demons, and cause and effect", while the web novels after 2010 paid more attention to the level of cultivation, so there are often plots of killing people to steal treasures, medicines, and skills. Talking about this book, each branch plot is not delayed, the foreshadowing is not ink, and it is also mixed with some pretense, making it a very enjoyable read. The author is the same one who wrote "Notes on Bioalchemy". From the masterful writing of "Bioalchemy", to the incompetent writing of "Indigenous", to the complete and mellowness of this book, you can clearly feel that he has made great progress in just three books. He is an author worth looking forward to. However, compared with the previous two books, this book lacks some youthful and free and easy style, and the style is completely different. I don't know whether the author has matured or is overcorrected. PS: If you like this style but feel it is not satisfying enough, I recommend a book called "Super Fusion". The more you read it, the more similar it becomes. Rating: I personally give it a 7.5, But the public can give it an 8. PS: Abandoning the book at Chapter 250, I am sure that the author has overcorrected this time. The plot has gradually become clearer in the later period, and there is nothing new, so it is not interesting to read it anymore. PS3, please be careful what you say in the book review area. Because I saw that it was gradually becoming a routine, I said two unpleasant words and was banned permanently. But having said that, if you say something unpleasant, delete the post and ban the account. This is also the basic operation of popular and popular books.

One sentence introduction: A classical fairy tale that travels to a world similar to the Liaozhai era. Type: time travel, classical fairy tale Brief content: A Taoist priest who lived in seclusion in modern times was unable to seek Taoism all his life. After his death, he traveled to the Ming Dynasty, which was similar to the setting of Liaozhai, and became a Taoist priest named "Liao Chen". By telling his life and the stories that happened in it, he taught people that "God is watching what people are doing, and there are gods three feet above the head." Personal evaluation: This is a monastic novel, well, not a novel about cultivating immortals. You can think of it as "The Travels of Liao Chen" or "The Mental Journey of Taoist Master Liao Chen". Hmm~ You can also read this book as an official article. This book was written three years earlier than "Lan Ke Qi Yuan", and its genre is similar. But why was "Lan Ke Qi Yuan" successful but not this book? It is because the plot of this book is so cumbersome. A branch plot leads to a lot of cause and effect, and then the cause and effect leads to a branch plot, and then another cause and effect. In the end, it is discovered that this cause and effect is caused by another branch plot. I kept going until Chapter 103 of Volume 6 and I couldn't hold on any longer, so I gave up the book. Rating: 6.5 Points, which is a pity for the purpose of this book.

One-sentence summary: Become the god of games in another world, turn believers into players, and clear the other world Online Type: time travel, western fantasy, main god construction, virtual game Brief content: Decades ago, a crazy king invented a god of games in order to get rid of the constraints of various gods. Decades later, the country was destroyed, but they did not expect that the fictional god of games had condensed into a godhead because of the people's faith. The protagonist travels to this world, integrates this fictional game godhead, and uses the rich knowledge on earth to weave a game system for believers. Our slogan is: "As long as you have a health bar and can deduct blood, even gods will kill you!" Personal evaluation: At the current stage of the development of online articles, it is difficult to innovate some basic types, so some authors have found new ways to disrupt and reorganize various tag types, resulting in the birth of various seemingly novel online articles, and this book is one of them. However, the success of this method depends not only on the author's writing skills, but also on whether the matching label types can harmoniously blend together, just like the harmonious intervals in music. Rating: 7.5 Points

One-sentence introduction: A decent and slightly bland journey through the heavens to cultivate immortality and upgrade. Type: Time Travel, All Heavens, Zhongwu, Xiuxian, Invincible Brief content: The protagonist travels to a child in the world of cultivating immortals, and obtains a stone door that can travel through the heavens. He uses the soul of the stone door to travel through various worlds to obtain chance resource skills, improve his cultivation, and finally become an immortal. The first world is a mute version of Li Yuanba, imitating the background of the Sui and Tang Dynasties. The second world is Eunuch, imitating the background of New Longmen Inn. The third world is that of a woman, imitating the movie version of Swordsman. The fourth world is a ox, and the background is not visible. The power system follows the mixed immortal cultivation flow, the golden elixir Yuanying, the highest soul, and there is no such thing as out-of-body refining. Personal evaluation: It is said to be about cultivating immortals, but the first third of the book is more like martial arts, and the content is quite messy. Sometimes it is easy to get distracted while reading. I often skipped through chapters three to five, and I wanted to give up the book several times, but I finally finished it. Rating: The whole book will fluctuate between 6.5 And 7.5 Points, depending on personal preference.

One-sentence introduction: To put it simply, it is the story of the Chinese urban ancient martial arts version of Batman, and to put it simply, it is the story of Yijing. Type: Urban, supernatural, ancient martial arts Brief content: The protagonist has acquired the memory inheritance of the supporting character "Heavenly Sword" in the author's previous book "The Practitioner Who Can Travel Through Time", has acquired superb martial arts, and with a passionate heart, works as a vigilante and fights criminals in a city with simple folk customs. Personal evaluation: I have recommended a book by this author before, but after thinking about it, I still recommend this one. The author clearly stated that the title of the book is just right for popularity. It's too... That's it. If I hadn't followed the author's line, I wouldn't have clicked on this book. The first 1/5 reminds me of the unfinished "The Demon King of Horses in the Forest". Unfortunately, the protagonist of this book does not have the ability to conquer the world, so it is a bit less exciting, but it is able to describe more stories that are close to ordinary people. Readers of primary and secondary school students who do not have their own three views or who have failed in politics must open this chapter to learn and enjoy. Rating: 8.5 Points. Although it is not finished, the number of words is enough and the timing is just right, otherwise it would feel like it dragged on too long.

One-sentence introduction: Carrying out rich cultural and entertainment activities in a repressive alien world Type: time travel, Wenzhaogong, low magic Brief content: The protagonist travels through time and becomes the third prince of a demon from another world. In this world where humans and demons confront each other and various forces fight within themselves, all production and life are as boring as in the Cold War era. The protagonist relies on his dual identity as a demon prince and a time traveler to vigorously develop (plagiarize) the entertainment industry, engage in the Internet, make movies, etc., Eliminate conflicts between humans and demons, relieve life pressure, and enhance the cohesion of the human race. Personal evaluation: Also known as "The King of Entertainment in Another World" (funny), the introduction has been written quite clearly. It is still my taste, and there will be no lines that are too two-dimensional. I also recommend a similar eunuch book called "Faith Sales". To be honest, if you weren't a eunuch, it would be better than this one. I lamented that the book friends back then were all married, had children and had their own careers, and had no time to read novels. Only a bastard like me was still commenting with a bunch of white-haired young people. To be honest, this subject matter is not new at all. Rating: 7.5 Points. Chapter 390 started to become cliche for me, so I gave up the book.

One sentence summary: Travel to the testing ground of a super civilization, use your wisdom to survive and climb up Type: time travel, super civilization, puzzle Brief content: The protagonist travels to a reincarnation world (just called reincarnation) that seems to be a place for cultivating Gu. This world seems to be an exile place established by a super civilization. There is also a group of exiles who may be super civilizations. They probably have good intentions and want to rescue other reincarnations trapped here. I don't want to talk about the plot. After all, Wan Muchun's novels are not about the plot, but like watching Sherlock Holmes. What you enjoy is not upgrading to fight monsters and pretending to be slapped in the face, but peeling back layers of cover to explore the truth of the world. Personal evaluation: It's still Wan Muchun's style. If you like his previous trilogy "Lord God", "Inevitable Kingdom" and "Nine Realms Ladder", you will probably like this one too. As for the issue of reincarnation and organization that some people say about the beginning, the author has actually explained it very clearly using adjectives and modal particles. He even put a label on the character's forehead and just shouted it out loud. Unfortunately, some people just can't read and can't understand it unless it is read to them. In addition, the author's world structure is based on a great civilization that creates the universe at will, rather than traveling and exploring the universe. From the perspective of the structure, it crushes a certain clown who jumps around in different universes and is dubbed a doctor by annoying book friends. If you are an annoying fan who likes to read this chapter, I suggest you go back and read your book. This book is not suitable for you. Rating: 7.5 Points.

One-sentence summary: A novel written by Xiaobai Shuang who uses his golden finger to pretend to be an immortal in the city and slap people in the face. Genre: urban, cultivating immortality, refreshing novel Brief content: In modern times where aura is scarce, the protagonist's golden finger can extract aura from ordinary items (such as food) and blend it into other people or objects. Integrating spiritual energy into the human body is equivalent to cultivation, and integrating spiritual energy into objects can create magic weapons. The protagonist uses his golden finger to pretend to be incompetent in the city, in the world of cultivation and in the fairy world, and finally becomes the supreme immortal. By the way, this book is from 2010. Personal evaluation: The author is an old author who focuses on writing cool novels for novices, and he is still writing them until 2019. His books are all textbook-style cool novels that pretend to be funny but are not poisonous. If you like this kind of relaxing novels written by novices, he also has a previous book called "Super Absorption" Rating: 7 points, not quite a classic, but it's still good to throw away your brain and pass the time.

One-sentence summary: Use martial arts from the aerial martial arts world to kill foreign invaders in the ancient world of low martial arts. Type: time travel, heavens, semi-invincible, killing Tatars Brief content: The protagonist travels to a middle martial arts world, and obtains a golden finger that travels across the heavens. He learns martial arts in the middle martial arts world, and then kills everyone in various low martial arts worlds, mainly killing people like Tatars, Nanman, and Confucian insects. Personal evaluation: Similar to Mu Yunfeng's "History Crusher". If the various weapons of mass destruction in "History Crusher" are like filling ant holes with boiling water, this one is about trampling the ants to death one by one with your feet. The enjoyable process is different, but the result is the same. Rating: 7 points

One-sentence summary: The reincarnated person abandoned by the Lord God relies on his own efforts to break the shackles Type: time travel, heavens, magic reform Brief content: The protagonist becomes a newcomer to reincarnation. Unfortunately, he happens to catch up with the main god fighting with other gods and has no time to care about the protagonist. The protagonist wanders into the world of Shuanglong of the Tang Dynasty. His body falls from a high altitude without the protection of the main god. His soul accidentally survives. So the protagonist uses his soul power, golden finger, to control microorganisms such as bacteria and fungi. He magically transforms his body, and by the way, magically transforms the Tang Dynasty world, and achieves immortality with the help of microorganisms. Personal evaluation: I saw it on my personal daily feed. I didn't have any hope at first, but I didn't expect that I watched it all night long. This book reminds me of "The Road to Immortality", an old book about DND flow, where you travel through time and become a black dragon, and rely on microorganisms to become a god. However, compared to that slightly traditional and conservative novel, this book can be said to be running wildly on the road of imagination to heaven. Rating: I can give 7.5 Points to the Tang Dynasty chapter, 6.5 Points to the later chapters, and there are also eunuchs.

One-sentence summary: Traveling to the movie world to save the tragic stories/characters' fates Type: time travel, movie world, non-cultivation Brief content: The protagonist obtains an alien system, and at the request of the aliens, travels to some movies and changes the fate of those unhappy tragic stories/characters. The first world is Lu Yiyi from "I'm Not the God of Medicine". Personal evaluation: Among the many time-travel novels that travel across the heavens to seize resources to satisfy their own needs to become immortals and gods, this book is a little refreshing. The protagonist (the author) has a very upright outlook on life and has his own in-depth views on some issues in Medicine God, but it still feels limited and lacks creative thinking in terms of a novel. The author said this is a fast-travel novel, but the first world is very long and lengthy. PS: I recommend a book called "Literary Invasion" by Lu Jiang. I read it myself and it was well written and highly rated. Rating: 6.5 Points, plus 1 point for originality and minus 1 point for verbosity.

It's a very rough, white, and poisonous novel, but it doesn't flow like a novice author. The content is probably all in the introduction. An author travels to a world where cultivation has just started. Cultivation has just been invented for more than 400 years, and many things are not available. The cultivation novel written by the protagonist just happens to be a cultivator suitable for this world. There are two slightly similar novels "Assistant God of Life in Another World" and "Cultural Invasion of Another World" This book is purely a matter of personal preference, so I won't give it a rating. However, if you flip through it at a speed of 1 page in 2 seconds, it is still quite interesting, especially some of the little jokes are played very smoothly.

One-sentence introduction: Primitive man's farming style thousands of years after the destruction of earth civilization Genre: destruction of civilization, primitive man, farming Brief content: Tens of thousands of years after the destruction of the future high-tech earth civilization, the elite protagonist who survived with the help of dormant warehouse technology farmed in a world of near-slave society where civilization has seriously degraded. Personal evaluation: The new book of the apocalyptic master Krishna, had it not been recommended every day, I would not have known that this master was still writing books. Perhaps because of the time period of its release (the 70th anniversary), the content of this book is unexpectedly harmonious. Rating: All books written by great masters can be rated above 7.5 Points.