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[Platinum Fishman, complete collection] A super invincible YY novel from back then is of course childish and uninteresting from today's perspective, but it was still interesting to read when I was just starting to learn about online literature. And the fishmen at that time were not as good as they are now, so the pace of this book is quite fast. As for the content of the story, it is nothing more than that the protagonist died drunk at the wedding of the class girl he once had a crush on, but ended up becoming brothers with the King of Hell, and then he was reborn and returned to the past, reliving his school days. At the beginning, there are all kinds of old scenes in the city of pretending to be pigs and eating tigers, and pretending to pick up girls. This book is also a typical stallion novel - although there is a process, it is just that, and the harem is too big and has too many people. Let's leave a souvenir of our ignorance here!

I read half of "Hollywood Productions" and gave it up. I haven't read the subsequent books. This one was by chance. I happened to have a limited exemption and wanted to read about American Entertainment, so I chose this one - it has been re-ordered. After reading it, I feel both good and bad. The good thing is that the setting of the protagonist is naturally not unrealistic and pretentious as seen in other entertainment works. The protagonist has identified his goal and will do anything to climb up. Although it is not "positive" enough, it is very realistic, and to a certain extent, it is indeed "inspirational". As for the emotional drama, apart from the first love and Britney, there are very few descriptions, which are basically invisible. After that, it is all about the combination of interests and desires. Although it is basically in line with the reality of that circle, obviously for an ordinary young man like me, the more it goes on, the more boring it becomes. Probably in my heart, I am still a "traditional" man, and I hope that the protagonist will have a stable relationship (laughs). On the bad side, in addition to the disagreement on the emotional drama and the "aesthetic differences" that are easy to make people laugh but do not affect reading, it mainly lies in a common problem of entertainment literature, which is that it is easy to get tired of aesthetics in the later period. There are many types of aesthetic fatigue, but most of them are caused by the similarity of routines. After losing the novelty, repeating it over and over again, just changing the name, will naturally make people feel bored. Because of the harmony in this book, many times you can only click to the end, so the relevant plots are even less "interesting". Of course, the above is just a personal opinion. It is up to you to make your own judgment as to whether it is suitable for you.

[Platinum eye-catching, complete collection] It is a work that makes people become gods through their eyes, and it is also the work that set off a wave of starting point treasure appraising flow. The reason why it is not said to be a pioneering work is naturally because many previous works have either touched upon it, such as "Very Pure and Ambiguous", which was used by a generation of urban deceivers, or they were not very well written, such as Golden Hands and Golden Eyes. And this book can be said to draw on the strengths of others, and the author is well prepared, so it naturally stands out! In fact, the author's name "Danyan" itself is a term in the collecting industry, but it is not a good description, and it means "taking a wrong look". This book tells the story of Zhuang Rui, an ordinary clerk in a jewelry store who was pushed down during a robbery and accidentally seriously injured his eye. Instead, he acquired the golden pupil with the ability to absorb spiritual energy. As a result, he gained a golden finger in the world of collecting and reached the pinnacle of his life...

[Platinum dancing, complete collection] One day, the orphan Chen Xiao unexpectedly received a so-called express delivery from her parents. When she opened it, she found a girl covered in red fruits... Dancing City is a complete classic. In fact, some parts of this book will give people a sense of deja vu, especially those who often watch American TV series. Some plots and plots do have a sense of familiarity from American TV series Super Heroes. The biggest role of dancing is to turn these scenes into words, making it easy for people to relate to them at a glance. Other than that, there is nothing particularly outstanding about this book, and like Dancing's previous works, it is not completely enjoyable. Although there are realm divisions, there are not many deliberate upgrades to the practice section, and it still follows the plot flow, which is great. Of course there is another bright spot, which you have to find yourself at the end...

"Late Night Diner", "A Bite of China"... Food programs have emerged one after another in recent years, or it should be said that there has never been a shortage, especially for my country, which is a big foodie. Food is of paramount importance to the people, and in a country where foodies pay attention to all kinds of food, flavor, and variety, there are so many kinds of cuisines and snacks that it would take three days and three nights to talk about them all. So why did a small shop famous for its "God-class egg fried rice" create such a huge wave? Please come together to see the original poster... Well, the food story of Compass. This is the work of a newcomer, and of course it has created a craze. Even many of the routines have not been changed. Even recently, I saw a new book copying the routines at the beginning, and I couldn't laugh or cry. In fact, the essence of this book is in the small stories behind each delicious food, just like "Late Night Canteen". On the surface, it is about the food, but in fact it is the person who writes it.

Song Shuhang, who was originally just an ordinary college student, was accidentally pulled into a strange chat group. People in this group called each other "fellow Taoists", and the content of the chat was either alchemy or heavenly calamity. He only thought that these were a group of Xianxia enthusiasts, or patients with Xianxia 2 syndrome, but he thought their chat was quite interesting, so he stayed. One day he suddenly discovered that his previous world view seemed wrong. What the people in this group said were all true. It turns out that there is a group of cultivators in this world, and they also use the contact methods of ordinary people. Some people were even bombed by nuclear bombs during their cultivation. Until he himself stepped into this so-called world of cultivation... This is a very interesting daily urban novel. It not only led a trend of "chat groups", but also brought relaxation and joy to countless readers. Some of the characters and plots in the book, such as Venerable Bai, Dou Dou, etc., Are all worth talking about. Probably, this will be the beginning of Loli's breast-controlling ride becoming a god?

This is a very old novel. Although it is not particularly creative in terms of creativity, it is very interesting to write. Er She is also a very talented author. He may not be so strong in writing, but he is very thoughtful and good at telling stories. Is this also a kind of ability? The main story of this book is that the protagonist, an old bookworm, travels back in time to tell stories to others. The protagonist has no force or special wisdom, but he read a lot of novels, so he decided to become a literary copywriter. The Condor Series is popular all over the world, and the martial arts in it are fascinating, but this is a world where there are real martial arts masters, and he was mistaken for a master, so... There are also dragon knights who arouse the anger of readers and knock on the door. Of course, there are violent reminders... Well, actually if you can look into it, you can still find some interesting things...

Although this book is classified as history, it should actually be read from a two-dimensional perspective to gain more enjoyment. In fact, this is a Da Shuang fanfic in which basically all the famous characters in the Three Kingdoms were transformed into women and then became Sun Yu's harem. It's no wonder that the protagonist is called "Zha Yu". Thirty-Two is a very strange author. When he first started writing about the end of the Ming Dynasty, his moral integrity was still there, but the results of that book were only average. Later, when he wrote this book, he started on the road of constantly losing moral integrity or even losing it. It is a pity that, except for this "first of its kind" book, the results of the rest of the books are always so bad. Another book on the world of martial arts has not been released yet. Is it because of "scumbag"? In fact, in Qidian, apart from The Red Mansion, which has too many women and seems to have no need for girly versions, the other three of the Four Great Classics all have girly versions, and Thirty-Two Journey to the West I wrote one myself, and Sad Abalone also has an unfinished version. Bing Niang's "Water Margin" and this one are the two best Niang novels in my opinion. The styles are completely different and both have their own characteristics. If you are interested, you can take a look.

Liu Feng, the son of Liu Bei, was reborn in the Three Kingdoms. Liu Feng was originally a Kou Feng (this book's point of view). Because Liu Bei's youngest son Liu Chan was born, he began to be alienated by Liu Bei (Liu Bei black confirmed). He also thought of Liu Feng's experience in "history", so he resolutely decided to leave Liu Bei and return to the Kou family to inherit the ancestral business. At the same time, as a time traveler, he had a foresight and foresight, so he began to recruit those talented generals crazily, ambitious, wanted to start his own hegemony, and even wanted to take away Liu Bei's Shu Han foundation... This is a YY novel about the Three Kingdoms. In fact, there are quite a lot of bugs. I guess it was mainly based on the novel. However, the protagonist is a bit decisive in killing people. It feels quite enjoyable to read it all the way.

San Chi has completed this old work and it is also his debut. This should be the most relaxing and enjoyable one among the Three Idiots. From Shangpin to later, it has been more or less pretentious, but here, the protagonist does as he pleases. The girl next door, the cross-dressing tycoon, the royal princess... This is also a novel with multiple female protagonists. In fact, I quite like to read this kind of writing that is very relaxed and comfortable, and does not make people feel too brainless. Some novels write relaxed and casual plots that make people feel too deliberate, but Sanchi can really write that kind of flavor, and the subsequent works are also in the same vein. The content is in line with the title, "Entertaining the Song Dynasty", playing chess, fighting crickets, and painting - when I talk about this, I think of the plot where the protagonist paints fruit paintings for the princess... The protagonist can be regarded as a kind of alternative all-rounder...

Cang Shan Yue's new historical work, but this time it goes to the Tang Dynasty... Compared with the previous book which was heavy, this book seems to be much lighter - of course it is not necessarily true, after all, the beginning of the previous book seemed quite relaxed, but after meeting the old man, the style of the book quickly changed. But for now, it looks pretty easy. At the beginning, the protagonist was reborn in the body of a young man. On the way to Chang'an with his "uncle", he met a very special Taoist priest and the family of the former prince Li Xian who was expelled from Chang'an by Wu Zetian. At that time, Li Xian's life was in danger, but he was saved by them and was lucky. This seemingly coincidental but seemingly destined encounter also officially dragged him into the turmoil of history...

Returning to the Ming Dynasty, he became Zhu Youjian, the "king of the country," and Emperor Chongzhen who was hanged on the old crooked neck tree in Meishan. This was one of the more controversial emperors in the Ming Dynasty. Not long after he took the throne, Jin Yiwei and the Second Factory were still in control, and Wei Zhongxian had not been killed yet. He controlled history and knew who was helpful to "him" and who was untrustworthy. Can he escape the tragic fate in history, and where will he lead the Ming Empire? One of the most popular historical works, it is mainly based on enjoyment, so don't worry about many details, and it is only selective switching. The author has a good foundation in history. Of course, it would be better if more attention was paid to details in many places. For example, the various skips in the beginning still leave me feeling stuck in my throat...

In memory of the three idiots! Elegant people see elegance, and coquettish people see coquettishness. --The title says it all, and this book is worthy of its name. Although there is an appendix at the end, in the part where the rhythm is still under control, Sanchi has done his best, and also dedicated us to a work that may not be exciting enough depending on the person, but the interpretation is excellent enough. The style of that era is revealed from the subtleties between the lines. The resentment and regret certainly come from the appendix at the back, whether it is the many unexplained digging holes and not burying them, or the emotional entanglement with Junior Sister Wang. It's because I like this book that I care; Because I like this character, I want to see where she ends up. Although all this can never have a real end...

Geng Xin's masterpiece of the Three Kingdoms became Cao Cao's nephew and took over the Cao family... Geng Xin's so-called Three Kingdoms trilogy actually follows the same path in the final analysis. The protagonist is a military commander and has a big backer - his father Dong Zhuo, "Uncle Liu Huang" (this is a slight exception because the starting point is really poor, but the golden finger is the biggest) and the boss Cao of this film; and also, they all have to reach the top in the end - this seems a bit nonsense. If the three films were ranked according to quality, I would put "The Revenant" at the end, while this one is on par with "The Bad Guy". How to put it? Although the Three Kingdoms has always been a major category of fantasy, with the influence of romance, it is also limited by the previous gems of romance. In fact, not many can perform very well. Even the three films of Geng and Xin are becoming more and more mature, but in the end they are not able to get out of the dead end they have defined. However, it is still watchable, and occasionally has some passion, so it can be regarded as a relatively good and refreshing novel.

An atypical fictional history online novel. Compared with Mo Wu's previous works, this one seems bolder and more ambitious. The beginning of the story is that the protagonist traveled to the Three Kingdoms period and became a servant of the Cao family (not Cao Cao). As a modern man with "ideals, culture and pursuits", he was naturally unwilling to be just a servant, so on the one hand, he wanted to make money, and on the other hand, he also wanted to break away from his own identity. But inadvertently, he seemed to come into contact with another layer of reality and secrets in this world... When it comes to history, it actually looks more like a hodgepodge, including science fiction about time travel, and the origin of China in ancient mythology. By pursuing these mysteries hidden by the fog of history, this special story gradually appears in the eyes of readers...

Eternal servant, eternal third brother! The first time I came into contact with this book was when I read it physically in a bookstore. The introduction of the novel was based on Tang Bohu's Dian Qiuxiang. When I saw Jia Ding, I happened to be the first to think of Stephen Chow's 9527 Hua'an, ahem. I feel that our generation must have been deeply influenced by Mr. Xing, which is why this work was so popular at the time. However, looking back now, there are still works of the same type that are very popular. Looking back at this book, people can't help but feel a sense of "pioneering pioneer", although Yu Yan, who has long been away from the Internet literary circle, probably doesn't care about these things. Yu Yan's first work was actually a decent urban YY work. Of course, the quality was still acceptable for that era, but this one has improved a lot. There are many fictional works that take modern things from ancient times to show off, but there are very few that are written in such a natural way. Of course, the most important thing about this book is the heroines who stand out on the page. It is already a great success that there are so many impressive female characters in a book. Of course, part of it is due to the times, and it's also a matter of people having their own preferences for radish and cabbage. There must be quite a few people who are indifferent or even disgusted with this book. The road is different, please take a detour!

This book probably needs no introduction. What is worth mentioning is that this book, which was once forgotten due to update issues, seemed to have received the recognition it deserved in a certain month. Of course, the "asking for monthly votes for a single chapter" joke will probably stick with me forever, especially after it won the first place in monthly votes. Banana is really an interesting person. It may not be accurate to judge the author based on his works, but judging from a single chapter, it should be close. This is probably one of the reasons why besides the excellent work itself, it can still attract so many book fans. This is the charm of the author himself. Hope to see the next book soon! PS: However, I personally think that this book is still praised too highly by some people. The original results are not too good, but the praise is so high, but it makes people feel a bit vain. Fortunately, it is very low-key most of the time, otherwise it might be quite hated.

This name is really cliché, but I am relieved to think that Mr. Yang's past NBA basketball articles did not have cliché names. This time, as the name suggests, the protagonist obviously wants to move towards the goal of being omnipotent. Of course, he can't do it by himself, so Mr. Yang also started to follow the trend and add the system. However, this system does not mean that you can do whatever you want. There are strict upgrade regulations and limitations, so it is impossible to be lazy. Plug-ins are only auxiliary. In the end, you have to rely on yourself to become stronger. The protagonist's family has a little money, so he joins the school team through the back door. However, this does not allow him to play, so he is only a marginal role in the team. However, as the system is slowly developed, establishing a foothold in the school team is of course just the beginning. The future goal is undoubtedly the NBA...

This is a story that happened at the same time and space as Gan Guoyang (the protagonist of the author's previous work on another website, if you haven't seen it, it will not affect your reading of this article). Of course, it is not in the NBA, but on campus, among a group of children in the ivory tower. The protagonist's father was a national basketball player, but he said goodbye to basketball for some reason, and then abandoned the protagonist's mother and son for a chance to regain his basketball dream. This made the protagonist almost insulated from basketball since he was a child under his mother's education. But things always have their course, and perhaps it is fate that the protagonist finally encounters the ball that makes people love and hate him, and forms an indissoluble bond with him. His destiny and his life have also changed since then...

This book tells a very "inspirational" story, a "touching" story of a fat man who lost weight and counterattacked the goddess, and achieved "double success". What this story tells us is that everyone should just go to bed. This kind of thing only happens in novels. Funny~ Well, seriously speaking, this book is definitely not in the top three sports novels I have read, but I am still willing to list it separately, probably because it just fits my "aesthetic" perfectly. Whether it's the process of "upgrading" growth, the heroine, the protagonist's character, or anything else. If you are a fan of sports novels, I strongly recommend you read this one; if not, maybe the Pope's book is more suitable for you. --This is probably the biggest difference between the two books in my opinion. The "audience" of that one will be wider, although I still like this one better.