Excellent Works from Ancient Times and Earlier Works. if You Are Nostalgic for the Book Shortage, You Can Check it Out

This book had the deepest impact on me. When I was a sophomore in high school, I bought a physical version of this book (which only had about half of the plot). I read it for two years and turned it over countless times. It was my magic tool for solving problems when I was in my senior year. When I was sleepy while answering questions, I just turned two pages and immediately became energetic. I still remember many of the plots clearly. The main plot is still the traditional routine, building a guild, PK, beating bosses, and beating up Little Japan. Advantages: The story is atmospheric (this was quite valuable at the time), and it is constantly exciting; the YY part is a bit exaggerated overall, but it is still very reasonable in each plot. The showmanship is not stiff (perhaps there was no way of writing forced showmanship at that time), and the description of the fight is excellent. Personally, I feel that the most exciting part is the Second Martial Arts Tournament (that's what it's called). PVP is written so beautifully. No other book can compare with it. I've read so many martial arts novels and I haven't had this feeling. Disadvantages: Still first person. The beginning is a bit like a running account, and the story structure is also very small, which may be a bit discouraging. The harem collected a lot of beauties. I personally don't dislike harem stallion stories, after all, I've done this before. But just like an emperor said in a certain book: There are three thousand beauties in your harem. During the day, they are all beautiful in their own way, but at night they all look the same. This phenomenon is also prone to occur in harem novels: the originally charming beauties are fascinating and imaginative. If they are taken over by the protagonist, not only will their roles be reduced, but they will all look the same. Not only that, they will all become weaklings. As Andersen (fate) said: Only a virgin can understand the beauty of love. And we readers... Personal rating: 9 points

Well, how should I put it, it is still an online game, and its reputation is astonishing in some aspects. The Niu B trilogy is jokingly called in a certain book: Starting with the Ox, the Fierce Ox Crossing the River, and the first of the proud Niu legends. One of the pinnacles of the YY (Yin, Yin) category Basically, it's a story about the second generation Gou who is a man and woman entering the game to recover all kinds of super babies, beating up children, relying on games to bring down the whole world, and beating up little Japan when they are bored. Advantages: The story is atmospheric, the plot is smooth, the YY is great, one of the highlights is great, the description of the supporting characters is also very good, the content is very sufficient, and it will definitely feed you. The pretentiousness of the early novels was more natural and comfortable to read. It is said that the author got better and better as he continued to write, but I don't know if this is true. A few chapters later, there was a scene where the protagonist disguised herself as a woman to seduce a master. I was quite excited when I saw it. Disadvantages: First person, can be a bit uncomfortable. Most of the villains are mentally retarded (this was true in the early days, especially in Japan), there are almost no emotional dramas, and the story is too long, which makes more than 90% of readers give up on the book. I gave up when I saw the fairyland scene, and I really couldn't finish it. But the early saying is that for YY and H-book novels, the first person is better and gives a sense of immersion; for the bitter novels, the third person is better. It's just that now the readers' G-spots have improved. The plots that used to be very enjoyable are now without any emotion in their hearts. Personal rating: 7 points There is also a book called "Legend of Proud Dragon" that has lost its starting point. That book is simply invincible in terms of YY. The plot of Long Aotian comes from there, and the second half of the story becomes very good.

This is the earliest online game I have read, and it is also a very exciting one. It used to be called "Online Game: Reborn Warriors" and I can still remember most of the plot. It is a book worth savoring. However, this book has been divided into many parts and can be read one by one. General plot: When the protagonist played a previous game, because the equipment was too powerful, the boss's magnifying move in the end could only break the defense. The boss was forced to use a spiritual attack that would kill both of them, locking the protagonist in a mental space, and turning the protagonist into a vegetative state. By chance, the protagonist enters the second game and struggles hard in the game to save himself. Advantages: The plot is excellent, the story is smooth, the various growths do not feel too abrupt, there are basically no unreasonable settings, the writing is great, and of course there are a lot of dark and sad things. It really makes us feel that this is what playing online games should be like. Disadvantages: emmm, early online games tended to have too many first-person characters, which may affect the experience a bit, but on the other hand, the sense of immersion is also much stronger. Personal rating: 8 points.