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The new version of the Dnd rule book, the growth path of a supermodel warlock.

Keywords: DnD, Germany II, World War I, magic modification The general plot: A military academy student gave birth to a German II who had a parallel soul in the picture and was magically modified. Then he awakened the panel, magically modified the tactics of the German II Army, and established a training camp. I update 10,000 words every day, and at this stage I am playing more of a special forces role. The writing is smooth, refreshing, and chaotic.

A masterpiece! The rhythm is relaxed and relaxed! The logic is clear and meticulous, and the links are interlocking! The writing is concise and clear without being pretentious! I stayed up until... No, I stayed up until almost three o'clock this morning! Read first and then comment! PS: If you have read it, please tell me whether the book is good or bad.

I like this. If the writing is good, a few fragmentary plots can often establish the characters; The story is well told, the plot is not too clever, it flows smoothly, one plot follows another, and there is no abrupt development; Organizing the complete folk culture into a system, although there are still some places that are not clearly explained, it perfectly avoids a flaw of folk culture - the power of folk custom often relies on Shinto. ... I wrote so much first, but I didn't catch up. Please vote eight monthly votes to support it. PS: Reply to 2025.9.1, Do you think my book selection is awesome?

I don't have time to write a book review, so I'll wait until I equal it – even if I'm a bitch, I'm bound to be recognized as a big three-flower empress. Hahaha. PS: Tied at 9:1 pm on 223/4/22. Supplementary comments as scheduled. This story is roughly the story of a contemporary descendant of a hidden sect who met a cute repeater, the Sanhua Empress (Sanhua Cat God, a little mouse-catching expert, self-reliant, extremely smart...) When he was traveling around the world to understand the world of heaven, and then walked around the world and understood the human world. The protagonist is named Song You, and the background of the era should be slightly biased towards the Song Dynasty, but combined with the latest appearance of the princess and the comprehensive suppression of the north, it is biased towards the Tang Dynasty, because the chest-high underskirts and the ordering of tea and matcha are not necessarily only in the Song Dynasty... I guess it is half and half. In short, the background should be the pinnacle of the ancient prosperous age in the author's mind (maybe I, Da Sanhua and Wu Nuxia are the epitome of the author's heart?) Along the way, the protagonist and the cat walked together in a calm and leisurely way, without any pretentiousness or showing off to others... Even if there was any, it was just a faint scent of tea. The story is delicate and cute, and the writing is not violent at all. Anyway, I couldn't put it down. By the way, especially the four-season rotation method that corresponds to the heavenly time, actually has its own method, and it is included in the method of obeying qi, which flourished in the Tang Dynasty. Shen Tianshi's method of absorbing qi, Ji Kang's theory of health preservation, Zhang Guo's method of absorbing qi, etc... There are many articles about Tianshi's method of absorbing qi, but only the author has written a fairy spirit. In addition, Fulongguan was inherited earlier than Taoism, but he claimed to be a Taoist. This is indeed a surprise, and it can be regarded as a subtle distinction between Taoism and Taoism... To be honest, medical horoscopes were not originally Taoist. During the period of the contention of a hundred schools of thought, each had its own children and started a family. A hundred schools of thought contended in the pre-Qin Dynasty, and Zhou Yi Lingshu was indispensable... Of course, if you don't agree, just think I'm being ridiculous. In addition, a very interesting perspective is that the world where the protagonist lives has a heavenly palace but no underworld, and Buddhism is blurred... Presumably the main line of the story is to promote the establishment and construction of the underworld... In the story, there is no great demon monk who has practiced Taoism for thousands of years. The protagonist has outstanding magic skills but does not cultivate immortality. He travels with a cat and then acts according to his heart. He has seen the world of mortals but is also thinking about the meaning of the underworld. It is not an immortal, but it is better than an immortal. As the saying goes: Sanhua Niang is beside her, and she can see the pace of Yan Tian. Catering is a matter of worldly affairs, and the little gods in Fulong Temple. Recommended recommended. PS: Reply to 2025.9.1, Do you think my book selection is awesome?

Generally speaking, the protagonist became a player in the all-heaven game "Zongwang", and then was promoted to become a supermodel profession under the DND rules - a witch. He absorbed the beasts in the Classic of Mountains and Seas as star spirits - similar to guardian spirits, and they were all bosses who had no "how to eat", and then went shopping and eating small trains. Tags: DND; Shanhaijing Mogai; Zhutian; Invincible flow; The work of the author of "The Bald Monk in the City" - the author named it... I looked at the second grade and I didn't know what to say, but it is actually a combination of ancient Eastern mythology and DnD rules. Witch, in this book, is an extremely supermodel profession-or in other words, only the protagonist is a supermodel. The seemingly invincible and cool writing is unexpectedly interesting with the help of the author's gorgeous descriptions and detailed and skilled DND information. And it's fun to make jokes from time to time – it's my thing after all. In addition, the description is more than gorgeous. I have read more than a hundred chapters now, so I will briefly recommend them. After tying More comments. PS:😓... Abandoned the book

Cuttlefish has opened a new book. Let's add it first. Lord of Mysteries Part 2. The year 1368 is thirty years after the first story began. Does the so-called circle of fate imply that the fate of the protagonist is a closed cycle?

Nanzhong Bo (sound: Bo) is the vest of Cangshan Da Chong, the author of "Deer Demon Chasing Deer". Everyone who has seen Cangshan Big Chong knows it... The sun is very hot. To be honest, I'm short on books... I flipped through a book with four Glory stars and read dozens of chapters... All I can say is... Sigh :-( It was rare that I was at home today, so I took a nap in the afternoon and played poker... I couldn't bear to accept it, so I looked through Chiji's recommendation book again... And found this book. I read twelve chapters in total, and when I saw the part about worshiping the city god, I decided to recommend the book. The protagonist is a Wei Xiaobao-style street scoundrel - classic scenes: eating fairy peaches without washing hands after touching a corpse or defecating; clearly greedy for money, but agreeing to collect the corpse, so he said to his mother, "I promised the Zhou family, I will collect the corpse first, and I don't want to break my promise." Literary youth is not called writing power, this is called writing power. Storyline. The first day he was a market scoundrel who was beaten by his mother for six pieces of silver, and the next day he suddenly became the city lord... Strange, right? Bizarre. Oh, but the author has arranged it clearly, and you don't feel it is awkward at all. What is pen power? This is called pen power. (Actually, I've only read Chapter 12, so I can't write anything right now) Dialogue. It is my favorite dialogue style in Ming and Qing novels, comfortable and harmonious. Anyway, if you believe it, I'll take a look.

Works of seizing the deer. I once watched his "Opening the Sea", and I was deeply impressed by the fierce goose in it. I once lamented why a novel with such detailed research was not ranked high. Later, Duo Luhou persisted and still completed the book. I just started reading this book, and I haven't finished the free chapters yet... In order to have the desire to talk nonsense about the chapters, I first ordered the paid chapters, and then gave me a monthly pass for two chapters... Hahahaha. As of now, the advantages of this book are as follows: The evidence is detailed. Cloth armor, wild goose feather sword, and the source of historical materials at the end of each chapter from Kaihai... The group image is clear. Some are ruthless, some are stupid, some are loyal, and some are kind. Under the severe drought, the desolate scene of rich families drinking meat and eating, and the poor eating each other emerges vividly on the page. The writing is simple but gorgeous, and the various renderings and various plots are advanced layer by layer, making the protagonist's reasons for pulling the lever to rebel more abundant, and making the subsequent plot more reasonable than ever. Dialogue. Using the dialogues of Ming and Qing novels as a reference, this book is occasionally slightly out of touch... For example, ordinary villagers and ordinary frontier soldiers obviously don't care, but this is not a flaw at all, it is purely because I had to find something wrong, and I deserve to be scolded... Haha. Overall, they are in line with the times and very comfortable. In summary, even if it is not tied, it seems that after dozens of chapters, I can declare without hesitation that this book is definitely a must-have for history lovers.

Originally discovered on RedJi Recommended. When I introduced it at the time, I said, "The first twenty chapters are densely set, and if it's reasonable, I can't help but complain." ... In fact, this is the case, but I found that - excluding some two-dimensional jokes that this old man doesn't understand, it unexpectedly suits my taste... Although I barely had the patience to read through the first dozens of pictures. This book's settings of "nothingness", "knowledge", "strange news" and "weird stories" are extremely interesting and can be said to be rigorous and thoughtful. Because he itself evolved based on some settings in the real world. If you can understand... Or have thought about the relationship between cognition and existence, subjectivity and objectivity, movement and stillness, then you will like it very much... Of course, if you have to interpret this book from the perspective of philosophy and theoretical physics, not only am I not qualified, but there must be over-interpretation... However, after reading it carefully, it is really good to ignore some of the disharmony and gaps in the plot. Text, pass the test. The dialogue is a little off, but overall it doesn't hide its flaws. The plot is slightly unbalanced in small parts, but overall it's still above average. The setting, rich and detailed, is the highlight of this book. Characters, average. --23.1.18, Recommended after tying.

The vast sea boils into wine. After reading dozens of chapters, I decided it was my cup of tea. Ps: 23.1.7--1.8, One night on the weekend, I stayed up late to tie the score and make a supplementary review. The dialogue is mature and online, there are no weird Chinese vernacular and dialects, and the dialogue is slightly subtitled - comfortable, plus points. The text is logically and logically organized, and all the coincidences seem to be natural... But after traveling through time, this kind of natural coincidence... Seems even more natural - comfortable, extra points. The story line does not ignore issues such as regional, racial, cultural differences, etc., But focuses on confronting and solving them, and then in turn forms the unique advantages of the protagonist... This is what little people want to rise - determination, ability, moderate morality and moderate shame, but more unscrupulous means. Recognition, extra points. The basic knowledge and background design are detailed and tight - everyone knows that it is a golden finger, but some authors are like shit after writing (including myself, hahaha, yes, well, I have written and signed four times, and all of them were cut off) Believe me, as long as you have certain reading experience and certain life experience, you will definitely like it. PS: Reply to 2025.9.1, Do you think my book selection is awesome?

The author's name is useless. This name... Doesn't match the quality of the book at all. Highly recommended. PS: Reply to 2025.9.1, Do you think my book selection is awesome?

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Fully explain the swordsman's works in another system. Traveling through the elders + indigenous protagonists. It's slow to heat up, so you need to calm down and watch. PS: The author breaks down the paragraphs. The paragraphs are too long, which may make some readers uncomfortable.

Just wait until I finish reading it. 23.1.11: It has been tied long ago, but it has not been made up. The background of the story is set in an ancient world where demons and true cultivators are involved in the world. From the perspective of institutional functions, the reference is most likely to the Ming Dynasty. If a monk wants to advance, he must either have a complete skill or go his own way. The protagonist makes a living through painting, practices Taoism through painting, and thinks about the world through painting... Regarding calligraphy and painting, from ink to brushwork to pigments, we should refer to the atmosphere of calligraphy and painting in the Song Dynasty. After all, the status of Song painting in Chinese history is well known. After talking about the setting, tell the story. In the beginning, the story slowly unfolded from small stories that were either warm and interesting or high-spirited, advancing the plot slowly and slowly, just like a long scroll slowly unfolding... It was as if I was really following the protagonist step by step in the world of mortals. Everything closely follows the title of the book, highlighting the word "demon", but it doesn't seem deliberate at all. Even if the conflict set now is not intense, or there is no deliberate conflict at all to promote the plot, the overall story has demons everywhere. In the current plot, the protagonist passed the monk's imperial examination, became a bachelor, and also served as a lecturer for the prince, so it began to slowly advance to family and national affairs and racial strife. The foreshadowing in the past was revealed bit by bit, and the subsequent plot should be more exciting. In short, draw the demon master. Painting, demon, and teacher, the author nailed the title so well that if you get it, you will feel... Really good. The dialogue is simple and true... It has the flavor of a Ming and Qing vernacular novel, which suits my taste. The writing is full of literary style... I don't pretend to be 13, but I pretend to be 13 properly. The characters have online IQs and each have their own characteristics. Although some characters are slightly weak in portrayal, they must also serve the plot... The most outstanding thing is the group of little demons around the protagonist... Some suspected fox demons with lace, book demons with hills in their chests, enlightened ones The pen demon, the self-styled general who is actually a cat demon who is a total foodie, the candlestick demon who has a great reputation but can only provide basic lighting functions... They are noisy and have their own characteristics... There is also a mysterious donkey in the plot, which has not been highlighted. Expect. Overall, highly recommended. This is my real ambrosia. PS: In addition, it is said that the author is *Inertia Eunuch, readers can make their own judgment... Think about it, if the books were of this quality, it would be really difficult to write, but I think it won't be this time. This book only needs to be completed and the copyright sold properly. TV series and anime are the most popular ones. PS: September 1, 2025, I am really happy. If it were not for the 9.3 Military parade, I would definitely hate this author😡😡😡😡😡He is a fucking eunuch again

Um. I'll add the book list first and then comment. I got excited when I saw the section "Chew the eggs carefully and eat slowly". I will write a book review after reading it. PS: Make up the balance the next day. To be honest, there was a section in the middle that was probably written because the plot was divergent... Or maybe it was too lengthy in order to bring together the branch plots... But... More than 300 chapters were miraculously recovered, magically.

Very nice. Describes a specious path to immortality during the Qingming and Republic of China. In a time of great strife and collision of ideas, monks are everywhere, but they all regard the common people as the material for their practice. The scenes of Shituoling can be found anywhere. In fact, there are some problems with the power setting, but it is very refreshing and full of fairy tale flavor. For me, it's almost like a fairy tale. After reading it in one sitting, I couldn't put it down and couldn't put it down.

Dandan's new work It seems like a magically modified version of the Sui and Tang Dynasties, with a hint of Water Margin, Legend of the Eastern Zhou Dynasties, and even the Legend of the Gods, but they are all specious. A world with true energy and true gods... But the level of power is not too high. There are many aristocratic families, and the sects are horizontal. The superiors regard the subordinates as nothing but grass. The aspirations of the practitioners are vague and clear. The opening chapter briefly highlights the way of humanity and the way of practitioners. Based on the title of the book, I can probably guess the main direction of the subsequent plot. In short, the grand world view has not yet been fully developed. Because it is always focused on the individual and in front of our eyes, and there is no large-scale map-based interaction, and it is a different world in two months, so... Even if it is hundreds of thousands of words, it is still slowly laying out and introducing the world view point by point. It is very, very, very, very suitable to my taste. I read it in one sitting and it was not satisfying. Let me just talk about the plot now, and I will give you a few key words to see if you like it. Sui and Tang Dynasties, Water Margin, Martial Arts, Divine Catcher

Thank you for the invitation. I am in Shenyang and have just completed a nucleic acid test... Hahaha... Huh? I've read it two or three times, but I haven't even added a book list... The opening chapter is stunning... A modern man traveled through time and became Zhao Gou, Emperor Gaozong of the Song Dynasty... Faced with the fear of the unknown, the uneasiness of heavy pressure, the regret of history, the corrupt situation left by his "father and brother"... After a little forbearance, an explosion of broken pots broke out... A single "counterinsurgency", crossing a river at night, escaping with a knife and betraying his teammates. A general, personally shooting the soldiers who used Luo Cao as the enemy, personally raising the flag and leading the charge, immediately shooting at the enemy general despite being much inferior in force, and fighting with their lives... There are countless exciting things to say; the continuous operations, climax after another... Make people want to die... In short, you can see for yourself, it is... Really beautiful. The writing ideas are clear... No peace talks! Northern Expedition!... Then, all kinds of interesting details... Such as "officials saved hundreds of dollars after several years of saving", "officials hunted and entertained ministers", "officials' own geese were chased by various shops", "officials are always frivolous when talking and doing things"... The image of modern people is actually very clear, but combined with the environmental and political situation at that time, it is so bright and charming... 2025.9.1 Supplementary review, do you think my book selection is awesome?

A fairy novel with a strong flavor of Journey to the West. This book will certainly not be to the taste of most readers, but for me it was ambrosia. This book describes the story of Baibao, a little deer demon who struggles to survive in the vast barren mountains and among all the demons. The choice of words, sentences, and dialogue settings all have the flavor of Ming and Qing novels; the plot is laid out neither quickly nor slowly; it is both thoughtful and sophisticated, with a slight cheat but the plot is reasonable and logically consistent. Alas... The author really writes with great care. Like. Recommendation... If you can read it and take a few words, it is really highly recommended.