Star Luo Poison Review (Recommended New Episode in October)

Welcome to the horror paradise! (I have been looking forward to the day when it will end, but when it ended, I felt a little depressed.) The male protagonist Feng Bujue is a less popular writer who likes to call himself a great writer. He is a very funny and crazy person. He is different from ordinary people and his thoughts have already broken through the shackles of human beings. One day, Feng Bujue discovered that he had lost the emotion of fear and was no longer afraid of anything. He watched various domestic and foreign horror movies to no avail. He went to the hospital for a checkup, but nothing was wrong. He thought it was a brain tumor. In order to cure this disease, Feng Bujue had a plan and spent almost all his savings to buy a game warehouse that had just been released. This game was called Thriller Paradise, which was specially developed to make people experience fear. However, after playing this game, Feng Bujue still hasn't regained any fear. Instead, he has made many friends and quitters, and has become a well-known person in the game. (Spoilers omitted! Please read it yourself!) The full text is comedy-oriented and humorous. When I read it in the past, the corners of my mouth always turned up unconsciously. Feng Bujue's setting is a bit more invincible. He is a high-IQ boss with excellent sarcasm skills. He behaves like "I will quietly watch you pretending to be cool, and then I will taunt you." His reasoning ability is probably on par with Sherlock Holmes. Each volume is a different script, a different world, and a different fear to experience. Infinite flow, but it doesn't look like infinite flow. If you feel baffled by the appearance settings of some characters in the article, you can read "Ghost Crying to Catch Ghosts" or "Trading Crime". The only online author I admire, highly recommended! [The writing style needs to be improved, and the amount of updates is a problem! Sanzha is going to be a father soon, and I guess he won't have time to write novels in the future, because Sanzha still wants (wan) to get (you) materials (xi), hehehehe! ]

One day in June 2018, the apocalypse broke out for a year, the original order collapsed, and a new order emerged. Shelter Company, the founder of the new order, looks bright to outsiders and is a benign organization, but in reality it is dark and dull. They forcibly take possession of everything of value. It seems that Chen Feng, who started the game with only a knife and a dog, struggled to survive for a year in the apocalypse. The main reason was that after his dog was bitten by a zombie, not only did it not transform into a corpse, but it also became stronger. Only under the protection of dogs has he survived until now. This news was learned by the shelter company, and they immediately sent people to kill and seize the dog. In that battle, the dog died to protect Chen Feng, and Chen Feng eventually had to die. When he opened his eyes again, Chen Feng was horrified to find that he had appeared on June 26, 2017, the day when the apocalypse broke out a year ago. He went back in time and saw the lively pet Xiao Huang (dog). He was very happy. His deep affection for Xiao Huang allowed him to obtain a magical pet development system, which allowed him to sign a contract with an animal with a maximum favorability value and let it evolve. The story begins here. Chen Feng rises up in the apocalypse with a bunch of magical pets and is reborn to take revenge on the shelter company! (A sense of seeing a dinosaur baby!) Recommended for single owners who love dogs! [The author's writing style is generally good, but the details are a bit jerky, and some of the psychological lines are a bit awkward. Because he can only write about the apocalypse in foreign countries, the author is actually very bad at foreigners' speaking styles and foreign cultures. I remember there seems to be a saying, "Go to hell and tell King Yama." Shouldn't foreigners be fools? Although I felt that this was a fun post-apocalyptic novel, it was a bit uncomfortable to read with so many pets at the beginning. Personally, I think it is better to describe the growth process of one person and one dog first, and then gradually add pet companions. This way, readers will feel more relaxed. Finally, the fact that the dog can talk (communicate spiritually with the protagonist) at the beginning may be my bias. This setting is not good in the early stage, but it may give readers a surprising feeling if used later. ]

A "lich" who wants to be a good person, a series of touching and hilarious daily life! He has lived several times, died several times, had many stories, and gained many identities. After experiencing a series of desolate things, the protagonist has seen through everything in the world, slowly accumulated evil points, and reshaped his body. The full text is humorous and touching, highly recommended! [First person description on this site, I only obey the crazy lich! However, because it is in the first person, the exposure is not very large. Moreover, the plot layout of the article is too jumpy. It jumps from one plot to another. If you don't read the novel carefully, you can't tell which people are the protagonists. Coupled with the systematic entry, more people may abandon the book after reading the beginning. I don't know who said it, but many people don't like to read the system flow]

In 2008, Derrick Rose, the youngest basketball superstar in history who enjoyed great fame in NBA sports, was plagued by a serious illness and his sports career continued to decline. He was eventually pushed to the hospital and never came out. He was only 22 years old. However, this did not end his basketball dream. His obsession with basketball kept his soul in the world, and he found a young man named Roy (the male protagonist) to help him realize his dream of reaching the top of basketball. Roy was under 18 years old at this time and was just an ordinary high school sophomore. Although he was tall enough to play basketball (1.9 Meters), he had not had much exposure to basketball and was a little unfamiliar at first. Under the guidance of Derrick Rose, Roy gradually emerged in the NBA world... The first sports article on the book list, recommended! [The author is probably a senior fan who has studied NBA characters. Almost all the basketball content that appears in the book is verifiable. The author is conscientious. The knowledge about dribbling and popular science are all in the "writer's words" in each chapter, and the word "water" is not included in the article! It seems that the character of Derrick Rose is not fictitious, because when entering keywords into the input method, a recommendation of "Derrick Rose" will pop up. It is conceivable that this is a famous star. To be honest, I had a headache reading this book. The opening chapter is full of foreigners. I have never been exposed to sports, and I don't read many sports articles. I won't pick on the plot. The author's writing is good, although the narrative is a bit draggy. ]

The plot is slow to pick up, and the plot arrangement is reasonable. The more than 500,000 words have not yet been released on the shelves. It can be seen that the author has written this book very carefully, and it is now available on the shelves. The story begins with a paper man's revenge. The male protagonist Bai Changsheng inherits his father's business and becomes a small owner of a coffin shop. Everyone in the village knows that he knows some Taoist techniques. The person who was harmed by the paper man went to Bai Changsheng's store to buy a rope for binding the corpse. Bai Changsheng noticed something was wrong and wanted to ask for details, but was warned not to mind his own business. Then the man died, and the story immediately entered the next chapter, taking on another murder case... Recommended! [I've been thinking about it all afternoon, and I haven't figured out how to write a recommendation for this book. After reading the first ten chapters, I couldn't identify the main plot, and I couldn't connect it to the title of the book. It was a bit baffling. It just connected one case after another. In addition, the background of the story is in ancient times, so the story is not suitable for people with low cultural levels. The author's writing style is very good, and the story format... Is probably a combination of physical books and online articles. However, because of this, it may lose many young book friends. It focuses too much on elegance and lacks the simplicity of physical books and the excitement of online articles. ]