Brain Explosion!

This book is not very imaginative, but it is well written. It tells the story of the protagonist who is reborn in the world of Journey to the West and continues to grow as a humble, ant-like figure facing the powerful gods, Buddhas and demons. The orgasms keep coming, it's quite seductive.

Little demon can't go to heaven The idea lies in the introduction of the plot at the beginning. It is a somewhat creative Journey to the West novel. The protagonist is a little badger demon who has accepted the fragmented memories of modern times. He is a little diamond patrolling demon, and he also raises a nest of cute little creatures that are about to transform. The demon king's little prince went down the mountain to find flour to make Yunzhi Original Chicken, but unfortunately he was caught by the cultivators. The protagonist is forced to go down the mountain to find the prince because of his innate breath-holding power, which triggers a series of stories. Funny and humorous, worth a try.

The idea lies in double penetration. The protagonist is a descendant of the Jiangjun Temple that has been passed down for hundreds of years in Xiajiang during the Age of Dharma. Taoist Cunsi transforms into gods and combines the local southern magic sect and other witchcraft and Gu techniques to practice Jiuyaotian mind method and Yuanyang lantern, and uses the Bagua mirror to travel through the Donghua world and modern times. The setting is more realistic about spiritual cultivation, which still looks very interesting. It has a bit of an ancient flavor, and it is still very interesting among the bad spiritual cultivation novels on the street.

The idea is to pioneer the crazy time travel + rebirth. The pinnacle of the leader's luck flow. The entire process of striving for world hegemony is gradual and without any malicious intent. This book includes time travel, rebirth, another world, and golden finger. The leader is eclectic and covers various systems.

My imagination is that at the beginning, the protagonist was fucked by hundreds of women, and even pushed a loli. Can you believe it... Haha, I fell to my knees.

The imaginative point of this book is: the cultivation of immortals in the age of the end of Dharma and the protagonist's awesome golden finger In the last days of Taoism, none of the hard-working immortal cultivators can break through the realm. Then, copies of past training scenes appeared and were briefly opened when the conditions were met. The protagonist's talent can provide him with more opening opportunities. Very good idea.

The idea is that Yue Qianchou is thinking hard about how to write so that he can get rid of the reputation of giving away his daughter. So, he drugged the female general to the prince's bed, and deliberately made the female partner look like a strong-backed woman with thick eyebrows and big eyes, so that readers would automatically ignore her... Haha, my imagination actually wrote an interesting protagonist who likes to be a turtle.

The idea is that it combines the end of the world with the cultivation of immortality, and the integration of various worlds. It is a very fantasy and novel book. At first I thought it was going to be an apocalyptic mode, but later I found out that it was going to be a fusion big world mode, which is worth watching.

The imagination lies in its unique setting creativity, so if you have not read this book or any other works similar to Xianhu before, the biggest highlight of this book is its innovation in world setting. In terms of characters, as the first part of the trilogy of the Xianhu series, the protagonist is relatively acceptable. He is not as ugly as the protagonist of "Feng Tian", nor is he full of loser like the protagonist of "Akagi".

The idea is that the protagonist is reborn a second time and travels through time. He is equipped with a magical weapon of great luck and can steal other people's knowledge and cultivation. The writing style of the leader is closer to traditional literature. Each plot is intertwined with each other, and there are multiple main lines connected in series. Overall, it is like a web. When writing a specific story, there are twists and turns, which seems very traditional. It is a mainstream cool novel that kills decisively. When killing, the IQ is online and rational. However, the protagonist is sometimes affected by indigenous emotions and may become a poisonous point for some book friends.

(New book, you can try it) The idea is that the protagonist is the successor of Bai Wuchang. There are very few such themes, and it feels quite novel. The writing style is similar to that of Gulong, the laughter and curses are all lively and interesting, and the characters are all very vivid. I like the two characters Bai Wuchang and Hei Wuchang very much. Bai Wuchang's drunkard and lazy character, and Hei Wuchang's unruly (tsundere) and childishness are very interesting. Of course, a strong rotten smell is unavoidable.

My idea is that climbing the technology tree in the Xianxia world is quite interesting, but the black technology in the book is rather tricky.

The idea lies in the fact that the main character, Daochang Wei (whose mount is a bear), is an adventurer in the astral world. There are all kinds of cryptic jokes in it that even experienced readers cannot read. The first half is a world-wide hegemony similar to an infinite stream or a game stream, but when it comes to dividing the cake, there is an inexplicable twist and he goes off to catch monsters. You can give it a try.

The idea is to create the Mortal Stream, the first school of cultivation. Starting from mortals, Xianxia novels officially deviate from the spiritual purpose of pursuing transcendence and sublimation in the classical fairy school tradition of "proven by the mind only". Based on the material flow of resources, they enter the Darwinian realm of "the weak and the strong". What's more interesting is that the groups led by Old Demon Han are basically destroyed in various copies, but he can always escape and reap the benefits.

The idea is that the system of cultivating immortals with Fu Dao as the main body is too innovative and changes, and has changed the traditional cultivation methods and promotion settings, and has the courage to establish a sect. The three concepts of the book are quite correct, the writing rhythm is relaxed and lively, there is no complicated level setting, and there is no murder and treasure grabbing at all times. It is a relatively normal fairy tale.

The idea is to complain about Xiao Yan. Xiao Yan's ending is that he is finally taken away by Yao Lao, but it is still a work that is popular among the grandfathers, and the background is more like a sequel to "The Great Time Travel". It feels generally watchable.

The inspiration lies in the basic setting of Tongshen and his real name, the setting of Golden Finger Red Horse Monkey, and the setting of the entire world view. In addition, this is an extremely exciting and ups and downs masterpiece of self-cultivation. Personally, I think it is unparalleled since the birth of self-cultivation online novels. The protagonist Qi Xiu is essentially a small businessman. He is not very talented, he is in charge of a run-down sect, and he is trying to survive in the cracks of the major forces. He has no system to rely on, and he is not as foresight as the reborn people. He can only take one step at a time and be cautious and give in when he should. The protagonist's sect is a little bit abusive in the process from weak to strong, and countless supporting characters are convenient, but it is just like this that when the protagonist becomes stronger and tramples on his opponents, it makes people more comfortable to watch. Summary of the story: The protagonist is ordinary and ordinary. With his love and reluctance to let go of his master, he was ordered to do so when the building was about to collapse. He left his hometown with a group of similarly homeless fellow apprentices and embarked on an unknown road to the revival of his master. Along the way, there is the joy of rebuilding one's home, the hope of advancing on the road, the anger of being betrayed, the despair of facing difficulties, and the helplessness of seeing relatives and classmates pass away one after another. The difference between this book and many novels about cultivating immortals is that as a leader, you need to pay attention to the management of the mountain gate, the training of disciples, the source of the economy, and how to get along with the surrounding forces. Therefore, it is not as free and unrestrained as other novels, but it is also suitable for old bookworms who have traveled a long time.

The idea lies in how to write the plot of giving away girls and cuckolding so that many readers will like it. This is Yue Qianchou's exclusive artifact, there is no other semicolon! The key is to draw the characters well.

The imagination is that the world view is very grand, and the wilderness, immortality, fantasy, etc. Are integrated into one pot. As an entertaining article after work and study, this work is quite adequate. The more levels there are, the more the author's writing skills are tested. Although the protagonist of this book upgrades quickly, Tomato is still very easy to control.

The books of Skeleton Elf are all based on imagination - mysterious mechas, mysterious fighters, mysterious kings with strong mouths... To borrow the words of fellow Taoist lk: Do you feel familiar when you see these protagonists? By the way, they are Spider-Man, Hulk, Batman... These masked monsters, the routines of Skeleton Elf are the same as those of Marvel movies, and the other one is the same as Marvel. The main prerequisites for success are - the depiction and control of the battle scenes, the details, layers, burdens, climaxes, pitfalls of the battles, the description of the characters in the scene, and the rendering of the hearts of the audience outside the scene, just like watching Marvel heroes fighting little monsters. Everyone likes to watch strong-mouthed kings pretending to be cool, and masked heroes with excellent fighting scenes. The plot is to push the protagonist to keep pretending to fight monsters. It can be said that as long as Marvel movies are still being made, there will always be a market for this kind of masked hero novels.