Omnivore Book List, Recommending the More Niche Ones

Serialized, already fat and ready to be slaughtered Demining: The shelves are getting bigger and bigger, and it can be seen that the ambition is very high. Generally speaking, the soup has been changed but the medicine has not been changed. The author's consistent theme has not changed, but the background shell has been changed, but the plot is not as smooth as the previous one, and it is not as interesting as the previous one. Highlights: The setting is quite interesting. After all, he is an experienced author and his writing skills are of a certain level. PS (Personal Thoughts): In fact, Zhuzi's comfort zone is still the kind of protagonist who is a bit petty, but he likes characters with high IQ and decisive personality, and he likes to challenge areas in which he is not good at. Of course, this challenging spirit is worthy of recognition. But he just couldn't grasp the point. Therefore, every book in the later period has a kind of concave character design and the feeling of using too much force. The protagonist's intelligence relies entirely on his memory and some blunt professional terms. The main character of this book has a bigger problem. Not only does he not have to endure hardships, but he is also morally kidnapped. Whenever the protagonist does something, he must emphasize how difficult this world is and how valuable his efforts are. An old man will sigh about the innocence of young people, and then a few passers-by will ridicule. The other party either misunderstands the protagonist and feels sad, or feels sorry for the protagonist and puts on the filter. Anyway, the protagonist always stands on the highest moral point, and by the way, the protagonist's indifference to fame and fortune is emphasized. Speaking of which, I can't help but make a digression. Wasn't this kind of protagonist who was indifferent to fame and fortune popular in female videos in the past? In the early days, male channels were all about fighting for success. Now female channels have the idea of ​​having a female protagonist. Why are male channels going against the trend? It's not that I have any objections to this kind of character. I have a strong objection to Shui's word count. Don't be too harsh on the protagonist's character. It was originally written very smoothly. Don't you think it's bloated and cumbersome with the addition of two large chapters praising his virtues? Even if he is an ambitious reader, he has no problem with it, because we are such superficial and vulgar readers. Or are you saying that you, the author, just like this kind of character and are engaging in a new kind of performance art? Okay then, it's up to you. Finally, the author especially likes to write a worldview with a large framework, but he can't control his writing skills, so he relies on dialogue to explain everything. Therefore, his later books have mixed reviews, and the one that stands out the most is King, Spare Your Life, because the market positioning of this book is very positive, and it is a refreshing article that can be read without thinking (praise). On the contrary, this article has the smoothest pace. The protagonist has a distinctive personality and is a bit mean-spirited, which makes the reader feel that he is living in that world, that his character is shaped by that environment, and that some flaws or minor problems are innocuous. After this article became popular, he was probably ambitious and wanted to write a serious drama. He poured a lot of settings and plots into the book, but he was not good at it and could only impose it superficially. The character of the protagonist became more and more sophisticated. It was not as real as in "The King". The slickness and flattery of the little character seemed to be floating in the air and contained in a sleeve. It was a polished doll that could only be viewed from a distance but could not be substituted. Hey, maybe the great authors are a little bit literary. I don't understand it but respect it. Those who have an appetite can take a look. Summary: Three and a half stars.

Serialized, already fat and ready to be slaughtered Demining: The main plot is mainly based on painting, and there are a lot of interesting things. Those who don't like this kind of thing may feel a little choked. The characters are relatively flat, a bit like the style of Hong Kong movies of the last century. The villains and the good guys are clear at a glance. I didn't remember a single character after reading the whole story without thinking. The concept and theme are quite high. The author is probably a young writer, but unfortunately his level is not yet up to that level, so the article feels a little fragmented when I read it. Highlights: The basic framework of the plot line is there, and the foreshadowing is relatively natural. Except for the improvement in painting skills, which is more fantasy, the career growth is still relatively realistic. Recommended index: Samsung

Serialized, already fat and ready to be slaughtered Folklore Point of difference: The protagonist's character is inexplicably bright and upright, and he feels uncomfortable having to stand on the moral high ground and kidnap others. The protagonist's halo is so high that there is no sense of effort in defeating monsters and upgrading in the whole process. However, I want to write an upgrade flow and set up a traditional system framework. I want to take advantage of both sides, but neither side can get it. Author, if you want to write an invincible style or a genius style, just write it. Write it openly and don't deceive yourself by making special settings. Upgrading the flow requires a sense of dedication. If your writing skills and settings are not up to par, don't force it. What to watch: This kind of folklore novel seems to be more popular recently, and the author is quite well-researched. The general framework is fairly self-explanatory at present, but there are problems with filling in the details, which makes the whole book seem a bit flimsy and difficult to convince. Recommendation index: three and a half stars

The overall feeling is that it is an improvement over the previous book. The framework system is better, the foreshadowing is more natural, and the writing rhythm is smoother. What to watch: Folklore group time-travel novels, with a critical attack at the beginning, "Time-travel into a Monster and Imprisoned by the Aboriginals" is similar to this. The worldview slowly unfolds later on, and this is one of the rare novels that does not offend people in its depiction of sophistication. There is a sense of magnanimity in the text, which can forgive the slight disjointedness of the plot in the later stages. Points of Distinction: The dialogue is very weak, and the plot is also a bit inexplicable for the male protagonist. The logic is not very strict in some places, and the connection between the front and back is not good, but the overall shortcomings are not concealed, and it is recommended. Recommendation index: four stars.

Breaking the update, hey, let's hang it for now. I don't recommend watching it. There are also signs of collapse in the later stage. You can tell just by looking at the title of the book. The protagonist cheats in his dream, with a vest style + extraordinary background, combined with a bit of atypical scripted games. The two vests I just opened are ordinary people. The first vest is considered a novice's start, and the second vest is a detective. He starts to act cool and is really cool. I really like the sentence in it, about using a mortal body to fight against gods. To be honest, at first I thought it was a new book by an old author. The author's writing is concise, the rhythm is tight, and the scene transitions are very natural. It looks very comfortable. It is worth recommending. Point of difference: If I have to say it, the protagonist is a bit disconnected. In reality, he is a salty fish. In the dream, he has a big heart and is too calm. The author probably wanted to write a group portrait, but the characters he created were not very distinct. Except for the protagonist, other characters lacked memorable points, and the highlight was all on the protagonist. Highlights: The subject matter is novel, and the author is not the first to write this type of game dungeon flow. Only the dream setting is considered innovative. However, this kind of novel requires strong text control ability. If one thing is not good, it will collapse, so there are not many good writers. What I am quite satisfied with is that there are no major logical flaws in the article, the connection is in place, and the writing style is also very smooth. Recommendation index: three stars (one star will be deducted if updates are discontinued)

Popular science history Highlights: The genre is novel, with many protagonists pretending to be immortals, and few relying on analyzing history and revealing the future rather than relying on poetry and songs. Moreover, the author has written new ideas. He does not simply reveal the history, make some inventions and study the rulers class, and call them gods. He truly analyzes the situation and countermeasures of the Ming Dynasty at that time. He also writes complex and boring hard-core knowledge in a simple and easy-to-understand manner. The popular science is excellent and worth reading. Point of difference: The novel always gives people a feeling of hard-wearing/B. The author's science writing is good, but his characterization is not. The characters are very fragmented and have no depth. When I saw the protagonist analyzing the situation in prison, I felt that he was indeed qualified to be a national advisor. Then when I saw the image of the protagonist created by the author, I felt that he was just a bratty boy who was not qualified to be a high official. The writing style is a bit embarrassing, so I don't recommend reading it in detail. Those who can survive more than a dozen chapters can just read it. Recommendation index: three and a half stars

Completed Point of difference: Very, very simple. Don't study the settings carefully. If you study carefully, you will lose. Don't even read it if you study it carefully. If you want to read a cool article, you can read it. Highlights: The writing style is outstanding, and the logic is quite smooth if you don't go into detail. Especially those who like invincible pretending/13 can check it out. There are very few protagonists who pretend to be so natural and elegant and gentlemanly. Recommendation index: three and a half stars

Seedlings It's a hard-core military novel with a big framework. I look forward to the later stages. What to watch: It is difficult to write hard-core novels, especially military ones. Just read and cherish it. I hope it can be completed smoothly. In terms of professionalism, at least for a layman, it is not clear enough, and there are no obvious bugs. The author should have checked a lot of information to write it. The logical layout is very careful, and the explanations are easy to understand and can be read. Points of interest: It's not very interesting. It's basically work and game copies. You can show off your abilities after getting them from the game. That's not to say it's not possible, but doing this routine every time seems a bit repetitive and cumbersome. The daily routine is like a running account and has no relaxing effect. It's better not to write emotional scenes. Isn't it unpleasant for the male protagonist of such a hard-core novel to be so procrastinating? Childhood sweethearts, hinting repeatedly and showing that they can't seem to be serious, saying we don't mean that? The heroine is so mean-spirited at every turn, and she reacts so harshly to a woman she only interacts with at work. Why? Is the hero a heartthrob or something? The heroine is still in a special department. Now that she is an adult, even if she has a love brain, she has no emotional intelligence? It is recommended to skip the emotional drama, and the readability of the novel will be improved by at least half a star. As for the characters in the copy that the author said himself, although there are some, there are very few characters that can be vividly written. The author has a good attitude and can only make progress slowly, and writing skills are not developed overnight. Recommendation index: three stars (half star deducted for emotional scenes)

Cyberpunk type Disadvantages: Sometimes it's a bit jumpy, the narrative is a bit confusing, and there are too many symbolic descriptions. Although it has a great atmosphere, it also has an unrealistic secondary feel. In short, those who like anime may be more interested in this type of novel. What to watch: Cyberpunk novels are rare, and well-written novels are even rarer. Especially European fantasy novels like this are hard to find without dramas. Unlike many cyberpunks that only cover the surface, this book sets up a relatively complete ability system and world view based on this background. The background is reasonable but not obtrusive, and the imagination is wild. In addition, what I highly recommend about this author is that he has a rare and upright outlook on things. There are almost no hints of violence in the article. It is a breath of fresh air from the beginning. Click to see the online posts of Little Shorty Maomao and Gentle Gougou. Recommendation index: four stars

It's a bit similar to the setting of spiritual energy recovery. Breaking point: The protagonist made too many complaints. In the later stage, it became more and more boring, and it was very tiring to watch. In the early stage, it was amazing, but in the later stage, the strength setting became a bit too mythical, and it began to fall apart. What to watch: Just reading the first few hundred chapters is a masterpiece. You should have checked a lot of information carefully. From the ancient humans and gods to the Jedi Tiantong to the exile of the mountains and seas, the setting is reasonable and the logic is rigorous. The protagonist is also very interesting. He is a human who eats the Kunlun Immortal Flower, his soul is immortal, and he is reincarnated. During his reincarnation, he met a hero, King Yu, Qin Shihuang, Zhuge Liang... In short, it is very interesting. Recommendation index: three and a half stars (half a star will be deducted for excessive water in the later period)

Conan fanfic Points of Interest: Some places are a bit blunt, but considering that Conan is originally a magical world, it cannot be too demanding, and it is not suitable for the research party. Highlights: The protagonist is a psychic who picks up ghosts by relying on the protagonist's aura of death. His position is chaotic and neutral, his IQ can keep up, and the reasoning process is not missing. In the winery, he is a real wine who designs death scripts with the aura of death; in the eyes of the police, he is a famous detective who hates evil and beats criminals; in the eyes of the protagonist group, he is a terrifying detective with a fragile heart and a high sense of justice. There are many vests and they have not collapsed. The various layouts cannot be said to be flawless, but at least they are sincere. If you like reading detective novels, you can read it. Recommendation index: four stars

It's finished. It's a very sci-fi setting. The framework is well established, but don't go into it too deeply. What the author is best at is the structure of the worldview, with rigorous logic and exquisite details. The protagonist is a legendary captain with a notorious reputation. At the beginning, he is an "ordinary person" who tries to be calm. The contrast is very interesting. Later, I quickly adapted to my identity and entered the state of pretending. From time to time, I would create a little "shock" and "fear" buffs for big scenes, which was a bit like a missionary scene. It has a very graphic feel, and the characterization is quite profound. It is worthy of being the work of a master. Recommendation index: four and a half stars

It collapsed at the back. I can't say it's completely unfinished, but the frame is too big to contain it. Point of difference: In fact, the author himself has said that some parts look a bit awkward. Maybe I'm not good at writing settings or fighting scenes. The settings are a bit messy. A lot of things were thrown out at once and I was confused and had a headache for a long time. The battle scenes were mainly written too blandly, with no passion or intensity of fighting. Maybe two women slapping each other in the street would be a little more irritating than this. He is an experienced author, and you will know from reading his previous two books that the emotional scenes he writes are very delicate at the beginning, but the female protagonists seem to be good at self-strategizing, and there are too many plots in their brains, which can easily break down in the later stages. You can't see it now, but you can raise it and see later. Highlights: The author's writing style is really good. It is a transformational work. It has shortcomings but still has a good attitude. To be honest, it is not easy for an author with this level of income to have such determination to transform. The previous few books repeated the same routine less than halfway through, and I didn't want to read it. This one is very ambitious and the world view is well established. Recommendation index: four stars (half a star will be deducted after the collapse)

Seedling, Naruto fanfic Lightning point: The design of the power system is a bit broken. Just getting chakra mycelium and being able to detect the underworld is ridiculous. Later, it was even more exaggerated. He used the power of Shisui Sharingan in the underworld to cause trouble and killed Danzo. He threatened the third generation with a bluff, and then it was gone. The Uchiha clan leader was killed by Itachi, and the remaining clan members left Konoha. In fact, it is understandable that the author wants to lay a foreshadowing, and then he should subdue or use the power of the Uchiha, but the layout is written in a blunt and absurd way. The reader seems to feel that the protagonist is trying to get involved in everything, but can't handle anything, makes a mess, and thinks he is in control. If you want to write a protagonist who is behind the scenes, he must at least be thoughtful and logical, right? He said that he wanted to help Shisui try to save the Uchiha as much as possible, and he didn't want to see the entire Uchiha clan wiped out, no problem. But you have to have a plan, right? You can't just threaten like a primary school student and then be gone, right? Yes, the Third Generation really didn't dare to gamble with Konoha, so he was helpless? He felt that Zhisui was hiding to threaten him. Couldn't he send someone to test Zhisui, couldn't he also send someone to monitor him? At least he has to know Shisui's whereabouts, right? A person in power would stand still after being threatened. Even in fairy tales, it is not so childish, right? The third generation in the comics is also relatively thoughtful. He may indeed have flaws in his character, but his IQ is at least above average. Suggestion: If the author wants to write a more calculating protagonist, don't write about a major event like genocide so directly. Wouldn't it be better if you write a character who wants to conquer the Uchiha clan, sow discord between them and Konoha, and help Shisui protect the Uchiha? Let them abandon Konoha before they can be conquered. Now the character is established. If the author wants to write a more mature and upright protagonist, then write about him doing bad things with good intentions. Originally, his motive was very simple and he wanted to save Uchiha. Unexpectedly, after they broke up with Konoha, they had no one to carry the tripod and their life was very difficult. Later, by some strange combination of circumstances, the protagonist hooked up with them and realized that his starting point was contrary to the facts. Wouldn't there be conflicts and interesting things to watch? You must have a main plot in your novel, what is the character of the protagonist, what route does he take, and what ending is he trying to achieve. The behind-the-scenes scenes really test the writing and layout, and the clues and foreshadowing are all in vain. If the author is not strong enough in writing, don't force yourself to write about conspiracy and calculation. The daily flow is pretty good, so just develop in this direction. Highlights: The daily flow is really well written. Very few Naruto fans who write about Konoha write about ordinary people. The entry point is relatively new. The protagonist is the chief from a civilian background. He leads the students from the ninja school to train in the inner scroll. It also gradually improves the extremeness of the first and second pillars. It is estimated that the second pillar and the protagonist will intersect in the future. The writing style is generally relaxed. Although there is conspiracy, there is not too much violence. If you don't like the rigid layout, you can skip it. The daily style is still more interesting. Recommendation index: Three stars (half star for kindergarten-style silly sweet conspiracy)

Sister Qing's new book is about games What to watch: The idea of playing games to save the world is really a bit old. It would be more reasonable to set it up to play games to enhance yourself from the beginning. Saving the world sounds nice to say, but when the layout is too big, it will be a big hole. If it is written well, it will be interesting, but if it is not written well, it will feel messy. The author is a failure in writing, and the writing style is not uniform. One moment he writes about the sandboxing operations/operations of the sandbox players, and the other time he has to write about the relevant departments that cooperate. And to be honest, the relevant departments are very silly and sweet in all aspects. They forcefully reduce intelligence and cannot match the big framework of saving the world. Since it is a relatively relaxed style of writing, I suggest you not to add superfluous gimmicks. If the author is not good at writing machinations and strategies, he should not make the framework too big to fill it up. What to watch: The author is still ambitious this time, unlike the previous book which felt like a fantasy. The substitution of history this time makes people feel that it is no longer a castle in the air, and the halo of wisdom has been lowered a bit. For example, the richest man feels that the routine is old and has been able to hide it for so long after watching the final scene. It makes people feel that everyone else is a fool. The writing style has also been enhanced, and it is a little more concise and less eloquent. Generally speaking, it is a silly and sweet game that the author is good at. It has certain innovations and the routines are a little more reasonable. If you don't want to be too particular, you can read it. Recommendation index: three and a half stars

Unlimited streaming of scripts Demining: The author probably wanted to write that he was nervous when he was in the theater. The protagonist ended his life in the theater and was relaxing in his daily life. But it was not done well. The writing of the theater was very rigorous and compact, and the school life was very scattered, almost like a running account. For example, the protagonist gets very high scores every time and has good grades. He can write about his daily life, how the classmates hold his thighs, etc. The author probably wants to write about it. He mentions it every time, but after mentioning it, he gets over it, giving people a feeling of frustration that he can't even pretend to be in place. The classmates are also very facial-like. After reading it, I can't remember any of my classmates' names. The two classmates who are close to the protagonist can see that the author also wants to emphasize their characteristics. One is a ruthless person with strong fighting ability, and the other is an unreliable social butterfly. However, the writing power is limited, and the description is bland, almost like a passerby. The protagonist is like playing a single-player game alone, which is a bit boring after watching it. Also, when the author wrote the female characters, I felt like the character would fall apart at every turn. What impressed me the most was when he wrote the senior sister, she was clearly written as a little fairy-like character, but when she flirted with the protagonist, she was very awkward and forced to create a naughty feeling like a little fairy. However, the writing style was very bland, which left me speechless. I didn't know what the author wanted to express. The protagonist was also very emotionless and indifferent. It really made me feel embarrassed. I am not good at writing emotional dramas. I suggest that the author should not force it to write. It is not unacceptable to not have a female protagonist. What to watch: After all, this is a new author, so his writing style is certainly not as sophisticated as that of veteran authors, and not everyone is a monster newcomer. But the author's attitude is still very serious. Every theater is well arranged, the script is sophisticated, and the rhythm is tight. I should have carefully understood the history and mythology. At least I didn't see any obvious loopholes, and the magic modification is also reasonable. In particular, the principal's comments during settlement were very interesting, haha. Overall, the plot is well written, but the character descriptions hold it back. Recommendation index: three and a half stars (half star deducted for character description)

Seedlings The highlight: The beginning was okay, but the handling of the second case was a bit shaky. There are many types of readers. Some want to read exciting stories, and if they are mine, they must be mine. I can give you the credit, but you have to give it. Others are textualists, who like to be close to reality without making drama. The author cannot satisfy everyone. I personally feel that it is better to write according to his own style. Otherwise, it will be too obvious that a relatively textual novel suddenly has a loophole in order to satisfy the readers. It's not fun to test the party like this, and it's not fun to read the article, because you didn't enjoy it to the end, and you didn't record the merit directly. What to watch: The author seems to have been in this field, and many of the processes are quite realistic, especially the promotion aspect, so I won't go into details. Except for the flash point above, everything else is quite realistic, the daily writing is also good, and it is easy to read. Recommendation index: three and a half stars

New book by the author of Xueba It's a bit similar to the writing style of Xueba. The author is very good at writing novels with a bit of professional knowledge and a hint of pretense/B. Demining: The author has a hard time with emotional scenes. I can't tell who is the heroine at the moment, but when it comes to writing emotional scenes, it's really awkward. I can just endure it or skip it. Highlights: The protagonist travels two hundred years after the end of the nuclear war, and rebuilds on the ruins with the working players. This setting itself is very interesting. It can be seen that the pattern is very large, and I want to describe a relatively complete wasteland world. The author's control ability has also improved compared to the previous book. The protagonist is a self-proclaimed planner, fooling players into working for him, pretending to release update announcements and strategies, first summoning a few players for internal testing, and then slowly rolling out the game step by step. Let's see if it collapses in the later stage. If not, book the title. Recommendation index: four stars

Completed, business article Demining: There are almost no emotional scenes, it is simple and rough, the rhythm is very tight, and the whole story is about career. Writing articles is generally done in a relaxed manner. After writing about a career node, you also have to write about some daily adjustments in life. This article does not have that. The whole process is devoted to career. The protagonist does not need to live, so it is a bit tiring to read. Highlights: Perhaps the author realized that he was not good at writing emotional dramas, so he simply cut them off. The entire story is about career development, so there is no need to worry about the emotional dramas being written down. At the beginning, he was the first to register a domain name and wait for Taobao and JD. Com to buy it. After getting the first pot of gold, he started Toutiao and used big data to attract traffic. At least as a layman, I didn't see any particularly big flaws. It's worth reading. Recommendation index: three stars

Final article Demining: The protagonist's mother is a time-travelling woman who opened a store and became the number one store in the world. It sounds a bit ridiculous, but as long as you don't go too deep into it, just treat it as a background. The protagonist is deeply influenced by his mother. He is a bit superstitious about history at first, and seems a little fussy and startled. Highlights: A rare masterpiece in the Three Kingdoms literature. From the end of the Han Dynasty to the chaos of the world, the protagonist spent ten years establishing the Yan Dynasty to unify the world. The writing is very detailed. From a fledgling border commoner to the unified leader of the world, the protagonist also gradually grows up. The character of the protagonist is also more interesting. He is a child of a noble family, relatively calm and wise, tough on the outside and tough on the inside, and the sharpest in the world. The author's literary skills are very good, and the text has a bit of a classical Chinese feel. It is a bit difficult to read, but it is not too serious. It has to be read slowly to be interesting. Recommendation index: four stars