Recommended by a Ten-year-old Bookworm, Worth Reading

There's no need to recommend Raistlin's novels too much. There are many fans of the previous book, Watching the Dawn. I only read Watching the Dawn after I finished it. The overall evaluation is: it's good to watch it once, but forget it the second time. It's a hammer here and a stick here and there. I guess the outline is not done well. This book has corrected the shortcomings of the previous book so far. The protagonist has a very clear goal and action logic. The entire world also uses the dnd system, which is more logical and self-consistent. The advantages of the previous book - all kinds of complaints and jokes are also continued in this book. The overall evaluation should be better than the previous book. For now, I will give ★★★☆ after finishing this book and I will increase it to four stars.

A scientist travels to the wizarding world to explain magic using scientific methods This setting is not new, but this book proposes some different settings from previous science and magic novels-for example, mana comes from Stable Island, and scientific methods are used to brew magic potions. Different from quantum mechanics magic represented by the Arcane God's Throne, the science in this book is more simple. Although it is not very high-level, this is the correct concept of interpreting magic with a scientific attitude. Although there are a lot of updates, the progress of the plot is relatively slow, not watery, and just very detailed. Current rating ★★★★ The early plot is a bit old, and some of the plots are lengthy. If the story is kept in its current state, it could have been given four and a half stars.

Comprehensive mythology novel, not unlimited streaming The protagonist traveled to Greek mythology to be the God of Death, and now meets the main god of the Egyptian pantheon. The plot settings in the text are very good. Readers who don't know much about mythology can also use it to understand European mythology - such as me. However, please note that the author has many secondary assumptions. Remember to distinguish them. Evaluation ★★★★ It has a very good theme and opening. The creativity is rare and deserves encouragement.

An online game novel to pass the time, but it doesn't lose anything Old-school settings - leveling after death, equipment explosion, virtual warehouse play One of the unique features is that it integrates physiognomy into online games, although it is a bit illogical. The main character is also a bit fantasy. He looks inside the Dantian and sprouts from the Dantian. I can't see its use at the moment. It may be a foreshadowing. Currently ★★★ a decent online game article to pass the time.

Sister Cat's new book, I heard that the protagonist is a decent character, but Sister Cat's integrity (*/ω＼*) The different world fast travel flow, first travels to another world, and then fast travels to the movie game world. It continues Mao Sister's consistent invincible flow style. The protagonist is full of halo. The system settings are very similar to the previous game Dark Lord, which are all from the krypton gold mobile game (I heard that Mao Sister is a European emperor?) Although not as powerful as invincible in the past, the current protagonist has not encountered any stressful or life-threatening battles. The protagonist is still a Paladin (reserve). The first character card he drew was Arthas, the second was Kerrigan, and the third character card he drew was Malthael as a must-have angel (nothing wrong with it). The writing is smooth and comes with a refreshing reading experience of the cat sister who always complains about it. ★★★★

I basically don't need to recommend this book. Many people have read it, but I'd better write about it. This book is relatively old, and the character of the protagonist also collapsed once. He used a clone to save the plot. The author has a great imagination and the overall idea is that science is the truth. The protagonist learns knowledge from various worlds until the X-Men world - "Beat me, the world will evolve, otherwise it will be death." Then the protagonist attacks the world in various ways Overall rating ★★★★★

How many books has the author published? I've probably read about three or four of them? This book can be regarded as a work in which the protagonist after GG in the previous book comes out again. This time he travels to North America. The probability of being GG in the United States should be relatively low. The author's book has poor logic and low rationality, and it is very controversial, but it is quite refreshing. Be careful not to read this chapter and say that it is basically criticizing the author. Overall rating ★★★