It Mainly Focuses on Unpopular Masterpieces, Niche Products, and Lousy Ones. I Don't Need to Recommend Them

Although the author is a novice, his writing style is very good and his storytelling ability is very strong. He is especially good at layout. My personal favorite is the second volume, where the protagonist enters the sect and faces off against another swordsman genius in the sect. The fighting descriptions are very exciting, and the battle of wits and courage in specific scenes is very graphic. There are jokes between master and apprentice in the middle, which makes people laugh and relax. After reading the whole volume, I sweat freely, and the writing has a swordsman spirit. The third volume is the one with the most cinematic quality in the whole book. It feels like watching a fantasy version of "The Legend of Lu Xiaofeng". The déjà vu of various movie plots keeps flashing in my mind, and the protagonist and his senior brother finally restore the whole truth like they are peeling off cocoons, and suddenly they are enlightened. At that time, I felt that this could be used as a movie or TV series script.

In the past, the articles that were disguised as traditional Chinese medicine, military doctors, and special forces but were actually full of fantasy and open harems have gradually declined. They have been replaced by certain professional online articles that can truly reflect the characteristics of certain professions. This book is one of the outstanding representatives. The author is either a medical practitioner or a large number of people who have read and understood medical knowledge. This ensures that the standard of this article is maintained at a high level. There are no blunt logical errors, and there are no villains who jump out to share their experience. There are not even many scenes of pretending to slap people in the face. The most exciting thing is to watch the protagonist save the lives of each patient through the golden finger status bar. Forage.

Zhao Ziyue's writing style and plot design are very good. Because the author is familiar with history, a short story that he picked up easily brings a character's personality and characteristics to life on the page. The historical political environment and natural environment are still those of the Southern and Northern Dynasties. This book is more detailed. It discusses the contradiction between the local natives and the scholars in the Southern and Northern Dynasties, the contradiction between the Zhongzheng Nine-Rank System and the imperial examination, the contradiction between the Hu and Tang Dynasties and the mutual exploitation of the relationship. The Tang culture of the Hu Empire brewed the history and political and economic system, and the Tang culture of the Han Empire used the Hu people as soldiers. The author is well aware of the rise and origins of various races of the Hu, plus various allusions from the Southern and Northern Dynasties. The dialogue and behavior between the characters are in the style of the Wei and Jin Dynasties, which can give readers a huge sense of immersion, as if they have returned to the era when the land of China was sinking, the barbarians were fishy, ​​and the heroes were rising.

The protagonist is a native of the late Han Dynasty (Gongsun family), but was raised by a time traveler mother (a female video writer) who taught by words and deeds. This makes the protagonist have a strong sense of belonging to this era, but he does not have much sense of belonging to the imperial court of this era. Facing the Han Dynasty that is about to collapse, he has a sense of pride like Liu Xiang meeting the First Emperor. In addition to the protagonist mother and son, many of the characters currently appearing in the article also better reflect the mellowness and bravery of the Han people's poetry, etiquette, and righteousness. In addition, the "Old Book of Yan" written by the author at the end of each chapter boasts about the protagonist group, while the "New Book of Yan" writes darkly about the protagonist group. This pseudo-history is also very touching in comparison.

The protagonist travels from the last days of the zombie monster to the last years of Emperor Yang of the Sui Dynasty, arriving just in time for Li Yuan to raise his army. He is tied to the altar by three villains recorded in history books: Wang Wei, Gao Junya, and Tian Deping, who are preparing to sacrifice the protagonist (who has a special body) to bring down Li Yuan. The pace of the first volume is a bit slow, but the whole story is pretty good. The beginning feels a bit like Cthulhu. After the Awakening Tower appears, the world setting is very interesting. It feels a bit like the Infinite Journey to the West flow + Fantasy Contest flow + Pokémon illustrated book. In addition, the characterization is also very good. Plot direction. I heard that this author is very good at writing emotional dramas, so you can look forward to it.

The story of an earthling who traveled through time and became a young dragon in the world of the DND system, and then grew into a mutated white dragon carrying the "Three-Body Studio" with him, wreaking havoc in the infinite stream. The first copy is "The Three-Body Problem", which has a weird thinking circuit and can be picked out as a non-mainstream science fiction fan. The second copy is HP, in which the protagonist reverses the Animagus and sneaks into Hogwarts, imitating a mad scientist to conduct experiments on Tom Riddle's diary, and destroys the remnant soul of the Dark Lord. In the third dungeon, he was chatting and laughing with Mr. Ke, and fell into indescribable chaos... Unfortunately, from the fourth dungeon, the self-revelation soared... PS: This book is said to be the work of Yan Yu, the author of "Red Robe Master".

The new work of the Western Fantasy God Soth has an undoubted reputation and quality, with food and grass + or above. This time it is not a pure Western fantasy, but an urban + Western fantasy. The protagonist is a coachman who travels through different time and space. The current world is a Western magical world. The protagonist's profession is Druid for the time being. I have to say that the author's Western fantasy skills are very good, and the urban plot is not bad, but the plot of another world is more attractive. The plot does not need to be introduced in detail. Anyone who has watched "The Wizard's Story" or followed "Twenty-Sided Dice" should understand it. Quickly advance in the book shortage, food and grass + (for the author's reputation, I will give the fairy grass)

Chinese-style Cthulhu, with excellent writing, vivid plot, and few sword-three elements, does not affect the reading of non-players. If Western-style horror is about spreading blood and aliens everywhere, what about Chinese-style horror? One peak and two peaks are cloudy, and it rains between three and five. The cold moon breaks through the clouds, and a beautiful girl in white sits. It is cold, dark, chaotic and unclear, but also has a sad beauty, which is exactly what this book feels like.

[Complete] The experienced veteran author Xia Shui returns to the urban theme. The commercial espionage theme once again interprets the interweaving and collision of the three worlds of gray and black. The humorous tone accumulated in four online game novels and the plot control developed in three urban novels are trustworthy. The protagonist in Xiazhuo is always a winner in a life of nonsensical and obscene joy. He eats his own food and eats his own food. Even though the situation is not big, he is an image of Wenner, a sunshine player with invincible wit and crushing him all the way. It makes people laugh and laugh at him repeatedly.

First person, self-contained system, fantasy travel. After swaying in front of hay and grain for a long time, give me some grain. It is rare for the first person to behave fluently, express clearly, and be humorous. It's still worth reading, and you don't have to wait for a book shortage. Disadvantages: It is very uncomfortable to switch back and forth between serious epic and joyful complaints. There are many places where the drama is out of place, and it is easy to get tired of the aesthetics or not watch it anymore. The protagonist is a person with a past, so just like Doraemon's pocket, characters and items often pop out of it, giving people a sense of freshness. At the same time, due to the lack of foreshadowing, it always feels like it is going to be wiped out and then quickly rescued by awesome skills/props/partners. In fact, it could have been a better world view setting, but I don't know why the author came up with an online game world view out of his brain, which is a bit baffling. In terms of characters, they are relatively stereotyped. Apart from Sad Wind, there is a lack of supporting roles that make people shine.

If Jin Yong's martial arts novels construct a parallel universe that Chinese people can enjoy and enjoy, Queyue Wutong secretly connects the two universes. If there was a martial arts world, what would it look like? Why might it exist? Queyue Wutong gave a perfect answer. The plump protagonist and supporting characters are fighting hard in this martial arts world, facing life and death, but they are just beans that are constantly being ground in a millstone. No one is ignored. They seem to be accidental, but in fact they are bound to reach their own endings. After all, they have nothing to do and obey the destiny. This book was able to seamlessly weave a sense of fate with the fear and struggle of death, which amazed me.

Yueguan is the work that established the divine status, and the name probably comes from this. The history of the growth and struggle of a time-traveling character, of course, is indispensable for the acquisition of girls. I have to say that Yue Guan's emotional description is really a romance writer who writes historical time-traveling online novels, and harem-type romances do not hang on a tree. This female character is almost written, and another one with a different personality is added, and another long paragraph is written. .

The Amber Sword is an ancient work of the DND genre, with grand descriptions and smooth plot. It is also one of the few books that can create a grand epic feeling. It has influenced countless authors and even created the term Amber Style, with many followers. The setting is novel and interesting, and the plot is fascinating with twists and turns. Among the various writing techniques that are used freely, a magnificent western fantasy world is about to emerge. The rhythm is perfectly grasped, and the foreshadowing is one after another. The girls are vivid and each has their own cuteness. Although there are some flaws, if I were to give it a rating, it would definitely be a perfect score. Among the sea of ​​many game-related online articles, it is almost unique. In a word, what the author wants to write is not a web article, but a real epic from another world.

A novel about officialdom that travels through the late Ming Dynasty. The protagonist is a common man and villain who only wants to get promoted and make a fortune, but does not ask for help and rejuvenation of the country, but he is not considered a villain. But precisely because of this positioning, the story can be played lightly when unfolding, leaving behind many moral models, eternal articles, and the heavy burden of worrying about the country and the people. The protagonist works his way up and down in the officialdom system, scheming and scheming, showing the various states of the officialdom and the intrigues of the court. The story is less than 2 million words long. It stops abruptly just when I feel a little bored. It stops just right and I don't have to worry about reading. I recommend it.

The biggest impression on me from the whole novel is the exquisite cycle in the author's story. The linear narrative of ordinary writers is nothing more than upgrading and fighting monsters. In Xu Gongzi's works, tracing the cause from the cause gives people a completely different feeling. It seems that things are supposed to develop this way. The characters seem to be "alive". They are not a bunch of clay dolls who only follow the author's arbitrary arrangements. In various situations, they will make "their" natural choices. The author writes without doing anything, his realm is superb and breathtaking! The structure of the article is also very particular. It is difficult to write about Feng Junzi. After all, it is an immortal. It is narrated from Ishino's perspective and the two protagonists are wonderful! The author has his own views on Buddhism, Confucianism and Taoism, which is rare among online writers.

It is such an unclear and powerful novel that firmly grasped my heart. Now Luo Shui has finally finished writing the book, which he had been looking forward to writing; various good books have sprung up on the Internet; but how many people still remember this book, which is not inferior to the "Three Wonderful Books on the Internet", not inferior to the "Post-Jin Yong Martial Arts Bible", and not inferior to "The Legend of Wukong"; and how many people still remember the evaluation of this book as "half a heavenly book". The fragments of the great road come out of Luoshui, and half of the heavenly book tells us about the journey to the north.