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Overall score, 9 points, highly recommended! I have always liked reading novels about alien beasts, and dragon novels are unique among alien beast novels. However, a common problem with this kind of novels is that they change into human beings soon after. A large part of the reason for becoming human is to pick up girls, and the remaining part is because they cannot write without human plots. But as long as you change into a human, the book will no longer have the flavor of a strange beast. I don't object to becoming a human in the later stage, but it would be boring if it changed in the early stage. This is the best dragon novel I have read in recent years. The protagonist is a hybrid of a red dragon and an iron dragon. He has potential that is not inferior to that of the red dragon, and there is also an evolutionary plug-in. This plug-in requires the protagonist to work hard, and while providing the protagonist with abilities that surpass dragons of the same age, it will not cause the protagonist's strength to grow too fast and the combat power to collapse. The protagonist's performance can be described as steady and shrewd, brave and decisive. A popular meme recently: Have you ever been a dragon? Some things are scribbled and taken for granted. This book really seems like the author has been mentored by a real dragon. The overall plot rhythm is advancing steadily, the battle scenes are vivid, and the supporting characters are also remarkable, and they have not changed yet. However, although the world background setting is somewhat innovative and can be regarded as a planet-level fantasy world, for me, the actual attraction is not much different from the ordinary fantasy and magic world. It can only be said to be quite satisfactory. Other than that, the book has almost no shortcomings. For readers who are interested in Longwen, this is a fairy tale. Overall score, 9 points, highly recommended!

The overall score is 8 points, highly recommended. This is a novel about the late Ming Dynasty that follows the historical facts. The protagonist travels through time and becomes Chongzhen. Reading the book reviews, the author was inspired by another Chongzhen novel and evolved from a reader to an author. But from the perspective of writing style, the author does not look like a novice at all. His writing style is mature and robust, and his research is detailed. It seems that he was born to eat this kind of rice. It's just that the author's real income is not low, and he doesn't care about the salary of Internet writers. I wrote this book completely on a whim. If the enthusiasm fades, I am a little worried that there may be eunuchs in the future. I am also reading the book that made the author so angry. The writing style is indeed inferior, but it takes a different path. If you don't care too much about the authenticity of historical data, from the perspective of romance, you can still read it, it can be regarded as solid food. Although the protagonist of this book is Zhu Youjian, he has not become Chongzhen. The protagonist's behavior can be described as overbearing and chaotic. The book provides a detailed analysis of the behavioral logic of each character and the hidden story behind the incident. After reading this book, I can have a deeper understanding of the real late Ming Dynasty. The chapter is not large at the moment, and the changes in the Ming Dynasty have just begun. The changes in Jisi in the second year of Chongzhen are still hanging over the protagonist's head like the sword of Damocles, and the various problems faced by the Ming Dynasty have not yet been solved. It depends on what the author has to say about it. The overall score is 8 points, highly recommended.

The overall score is 8 points, highly recommended. Thirteen's new work is quite long. I have been following it for a long time, so the quality is guaranteed. Thirteen is an old author in the entertainment industry, or the best one in this field. Also because he has written so much about American entertainment, the author no longer has any filters for American entertainment, but instead digs deep into all kinds of hard stuff. After the reconciliation between China and the United States, there has been a lot of enthusiasm about the reality, or the relatively real situation, of the American and American society, and the addition of electronic pets has given rise to the theme of homeless people. The protagonist of this book is set as a Red Star scavenger in his previous life. In addition to having a very firm belief in the Red Star, he also has an extremely flexible moral bottom line and skills. The protagonist uses the magical knowledge that was twenty years ahead of his previous life to cause trouble in this early twentieth century. Moreover, the protagonist acts extremely steadily, and his crisis public relations in various incidents can be called a classic. Later, we turn to the plot of the political system. There are not many books that dare to write about the political system of the United States. It should be said that as long as it involves the political system, there is a high probability that it will be blocked. The various political struggles in the book and the plot of Commissioner Smith are very interesting and worth reading. The character creation in this book is also very good, leaving several distinctive characters. At present, the plot is progressing steadily, and the protagonist's character is also very stable. I look forward to the plot of the oval desk later, but I feel that I can't write it at that time, after all, the threat to harmony is too great. The overall score is 8 points, highly recommended.

The overall score is 8 points, highly recommended. This book is currently the entertainment book on my bookshelf that I am most interested in reading. Because there are too many Liu characters in entertainment articles, especially those with many fans, it made me a little nervous. When I saw Liu as the heroine, especially Liu as the single heroine, I immediately didn't dare to read it. The book didn't involve Liu in the early stages, but the plot later included Liu in a very reasonable way, so it didn't arouse any disgust in me. The author's writing is very powerful, and there are many female protagonists, but they are not stereotyped. Many characters have basic character impressions because they are reality stars, but the author does not write these characters with fans in mind, and does not shy away from the dirty facts of these characters in reality. As an entertainment article, the protagonist will definitely know how to copy the text. The author who is not good at writing will only read what is written and cannot even copy the text. But the author is very powerful. It is rare to be able to deconstruct and optimize the copied works, and most of the writing can make people feel that the author's writing is better than the original. It is reasonable for subsequent works to achieve good results. Moreover, as it is written this way, the details of the filming and plot of the work are not copied from the original work, but they are also attractive enough without appearing superficial. The last author I saw who wrote this was Young Woman Bai. And the author is not bad at writing about business, especially the interactive plot with Sohu Zhang is also very interesting. It's just that the protagonist's career is in entertainment after all, so his net worth seems a bit empty. It seems that his career is prosperous and he is extremely popular, but in front of the real capital, he is still just a little Karami. However, the author doesn't know how to write about this aspect of the plot, so it won't have much impact. The overall score is 8 points, highly recommended.

Overall score, 7 points, excellent product. This year there has suddenly been a surge of interest in the real India, and many books about India have emerged, but there are not many to read in them. This book is the best quality I have read so far. The protagonist travels to the slums of Mumbai and becomes a zebu with a belief system. In the early stage, the author basically wrote all the popular events in the Real India series, and these plots are quite enjoyable. Later, the protagonist's strength increased, and the main plot began to turn to the game with official forces. At this time, the protagonist has moved behind the scenes and started causing trouble. In fact, the author's writing of the plot in which the protagonist personally participated was average, and there were many complaints about it. After going behind the scenes, the plot became smoother. At this time, the fun of real India is a bit less. Later on, the protagonist went on a rampage and created various confrontations with the official forces of various countries in India. The monster battles were so intense that I personally felt that it was not as interesting as before. After all, most of the readers of this book are attracted by the fun in the front, which does not fit well with the battle plot in the back. But to be fair, the writing is pretty good, you just need to get used to it. The plot has now entered a turning point, and it depends on whether the author can write the subsequent plot. Overall score, 7 points, excellent product.

Overall score, 7 points, excellent product. When I first read the title of this book, I thought it was about Er Feng and Li Chengqian, but later I found out that it was about Xiao Zhu and Prince Ru. Then I thought it was about the protagonist traveling back in time to the Liu Dynasty's rebellion in Chang'an, but I didn't expect it to be the case. The protagonist is only seven years old now. Seven years old? What can a child do? Who would betray a powerful emperor like Liu Che and take refuge with a child? Keep reading with this doubt in mind. The author's writing is good. After several games, the protagonist really set Liu Che up. The main reason is that this time point is more critical. At this time, most of the soldiers and horses in the world are controlled by Wei Huo, and Liu Che is training others to check and balance Wei Huo, but it has just begun. Originally, Huo Qubing was used by Liu Che to check and balance Wei Qing, but when Wei and Huo joined forces, he lost control. The author's view is quite reasonable and acceptable. As long as Wei Huo supports the protagonist, the protagonist will have the strength to compete with Liu Che. At this time, after years of suffering from Liu Che, the Han Dynasty had long since lost its treasury and people's livelihoods were in ruins. Liu Che was living in an information cocoon without realizing it. He was proud of his illustrious martial arts and even built a palace for his own selfish desires, regardless of the life or death of others. The officialdom is also rife with ruthless officials, and in order to raise money, Liu Che has no bottom line. To be honest, if the Han Dynasty was not really powerful in martial arts, based on what Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty did in the later period, the Han Dynasty would have died. Thanks to Huo Guang and Zhaoxuan behind him, the Han Dynasty could become great again. Otherwise, with the mess left by Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty, he would probably have entered the war among the princes for hegemony in advance. During this period, Liu Che had begun to become inhumane. Therefore, there must be forces among the officials who were dissatisfied with him. Then, would those truly knowledgeable people resist when they saw another option for the empire? The deduction of the overall plot is still reasonable to a certain extent, and at least it can convince me that if the age of the protagonist is ignored, the overall plot is still very watchable. Moreover, the books I have read about time travel and the descendants of Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty basically take the family route. How should I put it? On the one hand, I am tired of reading this type of book. On the other hand, I think based on Liu Che's performance in history, can family affection really influence such a purely cold political creature? It's a bit too idealistic. In the same way, this is basically the case for those who write about the Two Phoenixes of the Tang Dynasty. No matter how much the title of the book exclaims about the Xuanwu Clan, the main text still honestly follows the line of family love. The writing style of this book, which is truly anti-Tiangang, is actually eye-catching. Although the protagonist is currently in power, Liu Che is not dead after all. Various domestic opposition forces are still strong and need to be eliminated one by one. We look forward to the follow-up plot. Overall score, 7 points, excellent product.

Overall score, 7 points, excellent product. Another recent Naruto fanfic that I can read. The title of the book almost reflects the selling point of the book. The author is obviously a veteran. I have been chasing another version of Naruto Teacher for a long time, but unfortunately it was too weak in the later stages and kept suppressing the fighting power, so I couldn't keep up. This book system follows the trend of the currently popular ventilation system, but it's not bad, and its presence is not very high. The timeline is that the Xiaoqiang people have just entered Konoha School, and the protagonist is the Xiaoqiang's ninja teacher. The overall plot progress is relatively stable, and the protagonist's strength is not growing very fast. So far, he has not been able to reach the film-level threshold. For readers who know the plot of Naruto's later period, as long as the protagonist has not reached the strong shadow level, or even the sixth shadow level, the protagonist's strength will grow a bit slowly. The protagonist is currently almost at the level of an elite jounin. It can be predicted that the author of this book has been writing for a long time, and he is indeed a veteran. The plot setting is stable and he can make as much money as possible. However, as long as the quality of the novel is similar, and the ability to write long stories is the author's skill, this book is fine so far, and it has not yet entered the hydrological period. Because the existence of the protagonist has quietly changed the atmosphere inside Konoha Village, the third generation who is often the early villain in other books can be said to be extremely competent in this book. This book does not follow the path of bitterness and hatred. It can be regarded as a daily Naruto novel. If you are tired of reading other refreshing novels, you can change your taste. Overall score, 7 points, excellent product.

Overall score, 6 points, excellent work (plus personal preference) Warhammer 40k is quite popular, and medieval Warhammer is purely niche. There are very few books about medieval Warhammer, and even fewer about Invincible Heroes. And I happen to like both of these subjects. This book about medieval Warhammer and Invincible Heroes immediately interested me. The subject matter is good, but unfortunately the author's writing skills are limited. The protagonist's background setting is not outstanding, the protagonist's initial actions are a bit too eager and not smart enough, the narrative is a bit fluid, and the supporting characters are not well created. There is no particularly outstanding character at the moment, but the demon hunter does have some potential. Since I am writing about Invincible Heroes and Lords, I am obviously writing about farming, but the farming plot is a bit superficial and less attractive. There are not many well-known characters in Warhammer in the Middle Ages, and they don't have much roles, which is a pity. Although there are many shortcomings, if you are short of books and interested in this kind of subject, you can still use it as solid food. The author can write this book well as a practice, and don't need to be a eunuch to save his character. If he writes about similar themes in the next book, he should be able to make progress and the results will not be bad. After all, although the subject matter is niche, there are many potential readers for Medieval Warhammer and Heroes of Might and Magic. After all, there are not a small number of players for Heroes of Might and Magic and Warhammer Total War. Even though the knight-and-blade titles are also niche, their results will not be bad as long as they pass the quality test. The overall score is 6 points, a masterpiece (plus personal preference).

Overall score, 7 points, excellent product. The title of this book is very attractive. For me, a fan of Naruto and Mugen fans, whether it is getting a gene lock plug-in in the world of Naruto, or a ninja entering the main god space, both plot developments can attract me. The protagonist is an Uchiha with ordinary qualifications and insufficient strength. He is unable to change the night of genocide. In despair, he enters the main god space and starts with Biochemistry 1. What makes me satisfied is that the early stage does not stress the combat power, unlike many Infinite fans who adjust the plot difficulty to a very high level, and even a B-level side plot has to make everyone tired. Although the Zhongzhou team's rating is falsely high because of Zhang Jie, normally speaking, as long as they don't act with Zhang Jie, the difficulty will not be too outrageous. Moreover, the protagonist is Uchiha, who has certain strength before entering the main god space. This part will not be counted in the initial difficulty. Therefore, with the addition of the protagonist, the strength of the Zhongzhou team has grown rapidly. The only fly in the ointment is that the author has no work in hand. Whether it is the plot world selection or reward redemption, it is very satisfactory. These should be the two highlights of Infinite Fans, but unfortunately the author basically only uses the original plot world and redemption, so there are no mistakes and no surprises. However, if Infinite Fans did not deliberately suppress their combat power, then the plot world would soon have no ability to test. Other teams, even gods and demons, would not pose much of a threat, and the plot would inevitably enter the final battle. What should I write next? This problem is difficult to deal with, it depends on how the author writes it. Overall score, 7 points, excellent product.

The overall score is 6 points, a masterpiece. There are many fans of Siheyuan, but I haven't read many of them. Only those who happen to be lucky enough will click on it and read it, which can be regarded as a substitute for period novels. The plot of this book is set ten years before the official plot of Siheyuan, just two years after the founding of the People's Republic of China. It is rare to write about this time point, which is one of the main selling points of this book. At this time, Qin Huairu has not yet entered the courtyard house, Shazhu and Jia's family are still young, and the protagonist is also one of the courtyard houses. Both parents are dead and he has an older sister. The protagonist has a skill system, and when he upgrades his skills, he will receive rewards, but these rewards are really quite modest. However, the overall plot of this book does not show any abilities that are beyond reality. The protagonist is just a mortal, so the protagonist's ambition is not great, and the plot is relatively stable. The biggest highlight of this book is the conflict between the protagonist and the Jia family. Every time the Jia family is thrown into a trap by the protagonist, it is very enjoyable to read. The author has some research on the life and policy details of this period, which makes it appear more real. The heroine is Chen Xueru from Zhengyangmen. Later in the plot, Zhengyangmen is also integrated, but it feels like a fusion. The updates are relatively stable, and the amount of updates is not bad. However, the author of some chapters is a bit too good. Overall, it can be regarded as a Siheyuan fanfic that you can read. The overall score is 6 points, a masterpiece.

The overall score is 8 points, highly recommended. Recently, there have been a lot of novels about saints and grandsons, covering the Qin, Han, Tang, Song, and Ming dynasties, as well as the major dynasties in the history section. I have read several of them, and many of them have good beginnings, but as I read them, I always feel a little off. After thinking about it, I realized that this is because there is something wrong with the underlying logic of this kind of novel about saints and grandsons. The emperors written about in this type of novels are relatively well-known ones, mainly the Qin Emperor, Han Emperor, Wu Tang Zong and Mingzu. These emperors all have one thing in common: they are powerful and capable. Another thing they have in common is that their successors all had problems, which became one of the causes of the dynasty's demise. The protagonist, as a good grandson and a good eldest son, is to remedy this. This is the most critical plot point in the entire book. The process is similar, showing strong enough ability to attract the emperor's attention, gradually gaining the emperor's trust, and changing history with the knowledge of future generations. There is a contradiction here. As a time traveler, the protagonist must make changes to the current world in order to change history. Since changes are made, they will inevitably offend the interests of vested interest groups. And since the protagonist wants to do something big, how can he accomplish it without enough power? You need to be powerful enough and powerful enough. At the beginning, the protagonist has to rely on the power of the current emperor's grandfather and father to do things. Therefore, at this time, the author will spend a lot of pen and ink to create the image of the emperor. It can be said that this emperor is the second male lead. This power is illusory and not the real power of the protagonist. And when the protagonist makes one achievement after another, a group of capable people will inevitably gather around him, and these people are all people with high ability and good conduct who will leave a name in history. So, how many emperors in history can completely trust their successors? Especially when this emperor is still ranked high on the top emperor list. When the protagonist becomes more and more powerful, can these emperors really sit still? The protagonist comes from a later generation, and his views are so different from those of the ancients. How can the protagonist ensure that the emperor will always be of the same mind as him? As long as the emperor does not die, the protagonists who are good saints and grandsons are just princes, and their power is empty. As for the Emperor, as the second male lead who takes up a lot of writing, I feel that even until the end, I probably won't write it to death. Some books will spend a lot of space on their daily life. That's a bit far. I recommend this book because the author solved my doubts very well. Emperor Jiajing is hopeless after taking elixirs and can only live for a few years. The protagonist is set as Emperor Jiajing plus, and his behavior is better than his predecessor. In the last scene of his life, he made amends for the faults of the entire Jiajing Dynasty. Emperor Jiajing did not delay his death, and the friendship between his ancestors and his grandson was also well described. As for Long Qing, he also made good arrangements. It's been a long time since I read a Ming Dynasty novel, and it's rare to find another one that suits my taste. So, what will be the outcome of the civil servants and gentry group in the Ming Dynasty? Expect.

Overall score, 7 points, excellent product. Recently, the number of Japanese light novels has been relatively small, and there are even fewer that I can read. After reading a few, I thought this one was okay. For a middle-aged person like me who grew up on various Japanese animations, I have a certain fondness for Japanese light novels. Of course, this is limited to this. The essence is for various plots. Because of many years of exposure to online literature, I have a negative impression of bald heads. I had previously read a book about Tokyo Monk, so I didn't read it. I also flipped through this book because I didn't have time to read it. Surprisingly, it was okay. Just by looking at the title, you can tell the genre of this book. It is a spirit-killing novel that I am more interested in. As we all know, if the setting of this kind of content is changed to China, it will not even pass the review. Therefore, if you want to write this kind of novel, you can only set the setting in Hong Kong Island, an island country, or Ami. Hong Kong's novels are currently in trouble, and they can't get away from those famous Hong Kong films even though they are tossed over and over again. I'm also very interested in Ami's exorcism novels, but most authors don't grasp the balance of the power system well, and they will soon collapse. It is relatively better to remove ghosts from the island country, because the content that can be written is relatively rich, and it is easy to write new ideas. If it doesn't work, you can add more porn. That's too far. The protagonist of this book is a monk who inherits a ancestral temple. He is extremely talented and has acquired great magic power through hard work. He is considered an invincible writer. However, although the protagonist's positioning of his own strength is not very accurate, it does not create plot conflicts by thinking that he is weak like other similar novels. The protagonist knows that he is strong, but to what extent he is strong is unclear because he does not know much about the power system of this world, so his positioning is unclear. The protagonist is a truly moral person who does not lose himself in desire because of his own strength. According to the island country's Dao Dao, he can be called a eminent monk. Although I also like to watch porn, I won't reject such a decent protagonist as long as she's not a bitch or a virgin. I think the behavior of the protagonist in this book is pretty good. As for the plot, it's okay. Although there's nothing special about it, it's quite satisfactory and doesn't have any serious flaws, so I can keep watching it. It is very good to have this level, it can be called food and grass. Overall score, 7 points, excellent product.

Overall score, 7 points, excellent product. Ever since the unspeakable incident, the Western world's panties have been ripped off by the public in various videos. Especially under the sanctions of Runren in the new era, Laomei looks particularly magical and is called the Holy Land of Demons. As a result, many novels about the magical America were born, such as The Devil Comes to America and this book. The book "The Magic Way" has a very good score, and there is no shortage of recommendations from little readers like me. The score of this book is very poor, and it is obviously not in line with the actual quality of the book. I think it should be recommended. The protagonist starts the game as a homeless man. He comes to Ami with nothing but money. He is a gangster with a daily intelligence system. I feel that this is a novel delayed by the title. The content of this book focuses on the growth story of Ami, the garbage king and the leader of the beggar gang. The perspective focuses on the homeless people at the bottom of Ami. Readers who have watched the lecturer's videos should feel very immersed in it. We will always find it difficult to understand Ami's magical reality, but Ami has its own national conditions and actually has a set of logic that we are not familiar with. If you are interested in this aspect, you can try reading it. It will have a certain effect on breaking the Ami filter constructed by the public at that time, but the plot is quite slow. Overall score, 7 points, excellent product.

I haven't updated it for a year. I wanted to update it a few times, but then I got lazy and there was no follow-up. Later, I found that people are still paying attention to this book list. It would be a bit regretful and a pity if it is not updated. I will take time to update it again. Recommend some interesting books that I have been following recently. The overall score is 8 points, highly recommended. I read this author's first book "Infrastructure Maniac". The style is very unique, with a sense of absurdity and reasonableness. You will never forget it after reading it. This Agricultural Madman also continues the author's consistent style. It still has the familiar golden finger, the familiar taste of unknown dark materials of the era, and the unique characters in the wild era. It is very interesting to read. Agricultural Mania, as the name suggests, is mainly about agriculture. The protagonist started his career in agriculture, but it is not just agriculture. Agriculture is the foundation of a country. If you want to grow bigger, you can't just rely on agriculture. Anyone who has watched Khan's video knows how terrifying United Fruit is, and you can imagine how terrifying the four major grain merchants are who are similar or even more powerful. The author uses funny and absurd words to reveal step by step the difficulties that Tokyo University will encounter if it wants to develop in this cruel background. Even if the protagonist has a golden finger, he will still be struggling in this predicament, let alone Dongda, which was originally poor and destitute? It's unimaginable how much has been lost. This book is too sensitive, teetering on the edge of 404 from time to time, not to mention that the author has a criminal record before and has been banned from the book. However, it feels like the review is now a little more lenient, perhaps because the current situation is different. The overall score is 8 points, highly recommended.

Overall score, 7 points, excellent product. I'm a cloud hammer, and I prefer medieval hammers, but I also like 40K. The popularity of Warhammer has obviously become much higher in the past two years, unlike before when it was completely a niche within a niche. Although the popularity has increased and there are more novels, there are only a few that can be read. Most of them are the kind of books that even Yun Zhui like me feels are full of errors and omissions. As we all know, the Warhammer world is a complete cesspit. If a time traveler jumps in, if he is not cheated, he will cry like a bastard whose toe was stepped on, and then go around and hug his loving father or fuck his second brother. And even if it is cheated, if the cheat is not big enough, it will not be worth watching, and it will be too painful and resentful. Originally, the tone of the Warhammer world is one of bitterness and hatred. If the protagonist is not allowed to take risks, either the plot will be frustrating and abusive, or it will rely entirely on the halo of the protagonist, which is boring. The author of this book does not mince words and directly gives the protagonist the identity of a star god, and he is also a forger. Although the protagonist is relatively weak in the first few chapters, he continues to strengthen in the subsequent chapters. The plot takes place almost ten years before the Thirteenth Expedition. It gives the protagonist some time to develop, and it is another kind of farming novel. The biggest attraction is that the protagonist makes various weapons and equipment, and then directly assembles various super weapons, and then uses these troops and weapons to kill heretics, aliens, and demons. Build a stronghold and fight tough battles, allowing the demons to experience the unpretentious art of fire coverage. And there is no shortage of sharp knife battles by the protagonist's star god champions. The overall description in the book is still very consistent with the setting of Warhammer, at least I can't see any problems with it. Moreover, the author is a keyboard genius, and he has a lot of control, which is very good. Overall score, 7 points, excellent product.

The overall score is 8 points, highly recommended (plus personal preference). How do I describe this book? It's not easy to classify. It's said to be a historical text, but in fact most of the plot is written in video copy. It's said to be an anchor text, and the ones on site B don't count. It's said to be a popular science text, with historical time travel mixed in. This book should be regarded as a group drama. The protagonist can be said to be a pure tool man with a low sense of existence. More words are used in the creation of various characters in the Shuhan Group. The biggest highlight of this book is that Fang Shuhan Group just started in Jingzhou. Under the spoiler history that spans time and space, the changes of each character after knowing the future. The different reactions of Liu, Guan, Zhang, Zhao, Zhuge, Huang and others after learning about their futures in a few words from the protagonist's video explaining the history of the Three Kingdoms are quite interesting. Although many book friends have mentioned that many of the opinions in the video made by the protagonist in the book have errors and omissions, after all, the protagonist is just a historical figure and is not professional. It is normal for errors and omissions to exist. Moreover, the author has obviously done a lot of homework. I have read a lot of Three Kingdoms novels, but many historical materials and perspectives in the book are things I have never read or thought about before. It can be regarded as a learning experience. Most of the chapters in this book are popular science and the reactions of the emperors and ministers of the Shu Han Dynasty. This way of writing is destined to look a bit superficial, but if there are too many chapters, it would be very enjoyable to read them all at once. It's just that the author's updates are really not good enough. I am a fan of Shu Han, so I feel very immersed in reading this book, especially using the listening function, the experience is great. At present, the video has reached Xingluo Wuzhangyuan. After Wuzhangyuan, for me, the Three Kingdoms is over, and the video on the general strategy of Shuhan is also over. I don't know what the video produced by the protagonist in the subsequent book will be. The overall score is 8 points, highly recommended.

Overall score, 7 points, excellent product. Generally speaking, I don't read many books about Internet celebrities, because I don't follow Douyin or Kuaishou very much. I only read the niche ups that I am interested in, and I don't pay much attention to the big ones with many fans. Therefore, I am not very interested in Internet celebrities, especially the kind of Internet celebrities who are sensational. When it comes to books written about Internet celebrities, the protagonists are usually both fake and independent. I don't like the independent character very much, and it's naturally difficult to read. This book is a little different. As long as the protagonist's cheating is popular, black and red are also popular, and as long as they are shameless enough and don't have the baggage of idols, then there is a sufficient foundation for success on the road of Internet celebrity. From the actions of the protagonist in the plot, it can be seen that the author has clearly understood the hype surrounding the Internet celebrity industry. The protagonist's series of behaviors are really funny, especially the plot with the fitness trainer, which is simply hilarious. So joyful. Other martial arts internet celebrities can only be clowns for doing this, but after the protagonist has cheats, he is a real martial arts master, and he can be so shameless, and he has really gone all the way to black on the road of black and red. It can be said that this protagonist is really a bitch. Looking forward to the time when the whole network will turn around and slap you in the face. However, I feel that the power system is not well written. It would be really inconsistent if a bunch of ancient martial arts settings popped up in this realistic theme. I am a bit worried whether this trend will develop in the future.

Overall score, 7 points, excellent product. This is not a beauty novel, but a ruthless detective novel. The character of the protagonist is quite retro. In his previous life, he was a scavenger of an organization, and he has the flavor of a mercenary and a soldier king in the past. However, this character design provides the basis for the protagonist's behavior pattern in subsequent plots. The protagonist has a plug-in that allows him to gain experience and upgrade points after solving a case. As long as the prisoner is arrested or killed, the case is considered closed and there is no need to go through real-life procedures. Thus a hot-shot detective was born. The cases in the plot are original creations made by the author with reference to reality, and the various perversions, evil cults, perverted organizations, and various monsters and monsters are also in line with Ami's national conditions. There is a player organization that has appeared in the early stages. At present, it seems that it is a big boss in the middle and late stages. It slowly surfaces behind seemingly unrelated cases, and it seems to be okay. I have read an American Detective before, but unfortunately the author was too good, and I couldn't follow it later. The plot of this book is quite tight so far, and I hope it can maintain its standard.

Overall score, 7 points, excellent product. There have been no outstanding wizard-style works for a long time, and the wizard-style genre seems to have long been outdated. As a once-favorite genre, the development model seems to have solidified, and it is difficult to have any appeal with an empty plot. This book does not deviate too much from the traditional wizard genre in terms of plot development. The protagonist's character is also relatively standard, relatively decisive and decisive. What makes it different from other wizard genres is that this book has more human touch. The protagonist, the protagonist's teacher, the protagonist's family members, and many supporting characters who don't appear much are no longer indifferent and indifferent, and the human touch makes these characters appear more alive. However, this is a plot where the protagonist is still in the mortal world. Short-lived mortals naturally have more human attributes. And when the protagonist enters the world of wizards, are wizards who put equal exchange and profit first still suitable for this kind of writing? I don't know what kind of wizarding world the author will construct. I hope it will be different and not inconsistent.

Overall score, 7 points, excellent product. I've seen a lot of books about time travel and becoming Naruto, but this subject matter is still quite attractive. After all, in the original book, the young Naruto's situation is so miserable, but he still lives a stupid and innocent life, and lives a standard passionate comic protagonist. This is really illogical. Of course, this must be Kishimoto's fault. When I saw the title of the book, I was a little curious, how does Naruto lie down? The protagonist becomes Naruto, and there is an option plug-in to obtain different rewards through different options. Naruto in the original book is undoubtedly a pleaser, and everything he does is to gain the approval of others. Naturally, time travelers will not have this burden. The protagonist who has read the original work can just choose to live a good life for himself. After the early option plug-in gave the protagonist almost the strength of a jounin or an elite jounin, the number of appearances was much less. If it were just a regular way of writing about Naruto, I might not have much interest in reading it at this point. But when the plot changed from a battle scene to a daily love scene under the author's hidden soul of Sepi, the book seemed to become more interesting. Hinata is really miserable. In the original book, she was a spare tire and became a full-time official. In this book, from the initial appointment to Shenyin when Ino's stock surges later, her status is in jeopardy. I don't know how the author will write it in the future, but I still don't want the subsequent plot to become cliche. The balance between combat, development, and daily plot proportions must be well grasped.