[Feelings Book List] Once Upon a Time, it Was Difficult to Change the Sea, Except for Wushan, it Was Not a Cloud

A friend's book is light-hearted and humorous, and the tone follows the trend. This chapter is extremely joyful. . .

The character and opening designs are pretty good.

Unexpectedly, this is a new book with very good writing style. It can be said to be a very light urban novel... I hope it will get good results.

The veteran two-dimensional master has opened a new book, and I hope it will achieve good results!

We want to see him win.

Xiaoshuai has opened a new book, and it's the familiar Li Yalin again.

To be honest, the scene and sense of immersion in the opening scene are like those of a ten-year-old author. It can be said to be a book that really makes people's eyes shine.

If you play a book that is stable, your results will not be bad.

You still need to read Z's latest book

Obiye's new book, no explanation Supplement: It feels so good, it would be a pity not to distribute it to the sports area. . . . Supplement: Laughing until your stomach hurts. . .

Although this book is cold in every sense of the word, it's pretty good. The subscription ratio is lower than 1:10, which is worthy of the diligence of the author Suzaki. (Although the total is too small.) Looking forward to his progress and future.

The author seems to have accidentally lost her eyesight and now uses touch typing and screen reading to create this novel. I was shocked when I first saw it. I couldn't believe that someone could write under such circumstances and write really well. (No need to doubt it, just look at the protagonist's sensory description and you will know that it is indeed true) Because I had a friend help me correct the mistakes, there were very few errors and there was no problem in reading. It would be better to say that the author's unique colloquial narrative gave me a sense of picture and presence, and I also felt deeply about the imagination of the sky (wu), the horse (bi), the movement (lie), and the sky (qi). In short, I just feel that it would be unreasonable to not have a book list for such a book.

[Potential seedlings] Different from the classic fantasy world, this book depicts a "fantasy world" paradise built with 5D printing technology and bionic ecosystem. It is a closed world run by hundreds of playwrights jointly writing plot lines. To outside tourists, everything looks like a game, or a real role play in which everyone can participate, and they can commit suicide freely. Even the founders of the fantasy world support their attempts to commit suicide, because killing people, seizing treasures, and enjoying grudges are exactly the business positioning of the "fantasy world". From the perspective of "people" in the fantasy world, this is the world they have lived in all their lives, and it is the only world they can see. This also leads to a huge contradiction, that is, if these androids know the truth about the world they are in, what can they do? And what intention does the author want to express under this contradiction? This book can be said to be the seedling I am most optimistic about. Although the early stage is still unstable, starting from the fifteenth chapter, it has become sharper and has initially completed an item that I particularly value - character creation. The word count is too few, please put it on the shelf and then rate it.

[Potential seedlings] I pushed it up at 19,000, which really shocked me. After reading it, I found that this book is indeed unique in its rhythm and setting, and there are almost no dramas. The overall style is a bit like a doomsday novel, but if you put it into fantasy, it's probably about intensive cultivation. The only thing is that it is best to give up your own world view to read this kind of power system that swallows stars and destroys them at every turn. This kind of book does not follow the laws of physics. . . Rating after listing.

[Potential Seedlings] Typical unlimited streaming, go to various movies to experience the plot. In fact, I originally went there to invest in a new book. I didn't read it seriously at all, and I didn't have any expectations. However, I was fascinated by it and read it slowly for ten minutes. There are no dramatic points throughout the whole process. I feel that there are very few novels that have this kind of experience. There are too few words. I will review it after it sells well. Seedling level (potential seedling → high-scoring seedling)

[Potential Seedlings] Allow time to carefully rate and predict. (30% Progress) The writing power, immersion, and on-the-spot atmosphere are really good, and it doesn't look like a work that a new author could write. The protagonist, as a soldier, leads to space cracks from the investigation of strange creatures, and then continues to explore the mechanisms and principles of space cracks. The feeling of exploring the secret step by step is very attractive. In addition, the fact that it was on the shelves within a few weeks of being published and it still achieved good results is enough to prove the potential of this book. Seedling level (potential seedling → high-scoring seedling)

[A Thousand Turns]3 points for storytelling, 2 points for readability, and 1 point for conception. Longboard - The author is a painter, and has drawn exquisite characters for each main character (very good). Not only that, but someone in the comment area also drew a fanart of three girls, with very animated text and character descriptions, and the impression took off immediately. 2 Points. Shortcomings - Of course we cannot ask the author's writing skills to be compared with works of the level of The Son-in-law, The Witch, and Assassin's Creed. In general, the author has created the atmosphere and temperament of a classic passionate animation. It is very easy to read in all aspects and easy to attract fans. But... The sense of rhythm for commercial purposes is a threshold that all literary and film and television works cannot pass. I hope that one day niche literature can also get a good living space. In that case, the world will be much better. Reduce 1 point. 7 Points. This is a novel about another world with a passionate and royal anime style. The heroine and her companions hope to save the world from the cruel "Night Demon". Rather than saying this is a female channel book, it is better to say that it is a passionate royal novel written by a female author that can be read by both men and women. A sentence quoted by the author is particularly exciting-- "If a boy strides through the market, I don't think there's anything special about that. But if a girl walks like that, I think it's cool." - Hayao Miyazaki. Yes, the author is just like us, he likes passionate girls who are fearless and move forward courageously. She believes that in the usual passionate works, even female authors will let the male protagonist change everything, and few people will let the heroine save the world. This time, she wanted to try a fourteen-year-old girl as the protagonist, and let the world see what handsome girls can accomplish. I have to say, this idea is really cool. "Girl Knight Zero" currently has more than 700,000 words. Although the recommended number of weeks is extremely ambitious, it still only has more than 20,000 hits. From my observation, the upper limit of this book is far more than that, it is just limited to the "terrible" traffic in one of the coldest areas of female channels, and it is almost impossible to be discovered. But I think this book should not be overwhelmed just by the beautiful pictures drawn by the author and the fans in the comment area, not to mention the serious attitude of the author between the lines, the sincerity that can be visualized in both the main and secondary characters (the author has drawn the characters), and the look and feel that clearly breaks through the high-quality line. Probably every reader who has ever been exposed to two-dimensional or Western literature has little resistance to this style of writing. Generally speaking, I like this style (probably because I have written similar ones before.) And I particularly agree with this concept. I really hope that this book can stand out, at least let more people have the opportunity to know about this work that wants to write about hot-blooded girls, and about this author who likes hot-blooded girls. Unlike the top ten books in this list, which are either classics or popular masterpieces, "Girl Knight Zero" is just an "insignificant" small work. But I think what the author wants to express is not necessarily simpler than any other book. I hope there will be more and more authors like this, and I hope every serious author can realize his or her dream. Supplement: The mid to late game is too good to be true.

[Legendary] 3 points for storytelling, 3 points for readability, 2 points for business reputation, and 1 point for intention. Longboard - Banana's always delicate and smooth perspective changes and scene descriptions. Overall, it gives people a very good look and feel, and the scene atmosphere and artistic expression are so good that they are exaggerated. Irresistible writing. Full 3 points. Shortcomings - Compared with the nearly perfect early stage, the style of the later stage is extremely depressing, but Banana uses a slow rhythm to make the feeling of depression even greater. The significantly slower pace of progress and the deliberate depiction of cruel human nature, although understood by the high-end market, are no longer suitable for all readers. In the later stage, it was more inclined to deduction. After the suppression, there was a large and messy POV. There was nowhere to vent the accumulated emotions, and the readability and sense of story dropped seriously. Minus 2 points. The total score is 9+3-2=10 points. The most enjoyable thing is not the routine writing, but the routine writing that is credible and full of presence. Although Banana claims to like to write the most outrageous plots, based on his understanding of the story, the bloody plots in his writing are no longer bloody, but rather cool stories full of stories and logic. This has to be said to be a manifestation of powerful skills. Of course, the most charming part is that he completely displays his mental journey, his progress and shortcomings in the essays he publishes twice a year. Literary authors in our impression have always been mysterious and aloof. But Banana is different. He is not afraid to expose his heart and tell everything about his past pains, feelings, mistakes or growth experiences. As a result, when we read his essays, it is like meeting an old friend for many years and knowing clearly what kind of person he is. In addition, the most amazing thing is his writing style and ingenious plot design. Whether it is the perfect resonance between the poems and the situation, or the extremely believable psychological construction process of the villain, it allows people to have an unobstructed insight into the progress of the situation, as well as everyone's position and character, and finally usher in their fate. Concept is a very important part of Banana's work, so Banana will never lose this point no matter what. From the initial indifference, to suppressing bandits and protecting the city, to leading the army to kill the enemy, the journey of the family, country and world can be described as perfect. In a sense, this is also a theme that is very suitable for today's era. Regardless of whether it is a reader or an author, whether it is a novel or a newbie, this is a good book that can satisfy most people. As for the later stage, the benevolent sees benevolence and the wise sees wisdom.

[Legendary] 2 points for storytelling, 3 points for readability, and 2 points for commercial and entertainment humor. Longboard - a fast-paced plot that is still relevant today. Although the plot is dense, it doesn't feel like a deliberate routine, and it also has a rare concentration of laughs. Although when I think about it again... I can't quite laugh. 2 Points. Shortcomings - basically none. The total score is 7+2=9 points. Looking back on the days when pirated books were available for feature phones, I bought at least two hundred books in the city alone, but except for one "Golden Eyes", I can hardly remember the names of the others. Only the two books by The Second Generation of Fishman are still fresh in my memory. What I remember most deeply, apart from my own laughter, is the amazing little golden finger. At that time, I was frantically looking for novels about powerful cheats on the system, and ended up falling in love with a small see-through contact lens. Contrary to the bad protagonists on the market who rely solely on the system, Yang Ming has been thinking about whether he should not rely too much on his little clairvoyance, and whether he should gain more independent power. What if the golden finger disappears one day? This gave me a lot of inspiration at the time, and also made me feel that this book was significantly different from other urban works. The golden finger is small, but our abilities are great. It must be said that it is this design that makes this book so refreshing. Thinking about it now, my poison resistance was terribly low at that time. No matter how the plot developed, how many substitute words or even garbled characters there were, as long as I could understand it, it would be fine. . But even so, I still abandoned many systematic texts, because many books have great cheats, but they are still boring. In a sense, "Very Pure and Ambiguous" made me understand the truth that Goldfinger does not need to be too big, the rhythm of the storyline and the sense of growth are more important. It was "Very Pure and Ambiguous" that gave me the concept of "good books" for the first time. In fact, when I reviewed it again, I discovered that the pacing of Yuman's book was so fast that he was able to write several plot points in a two-thousand-word chapter, and these plots are the foreshadowing of the subsequent plot. With such a dense plot, it's no wonder I couldn't put it down. I have to admire the skill of the ancient gods. --Finally, the scoring mechanism of this book list only considers the "absolute value" of a book, rather than the relative value that varies from person to person. Of course, this is only a relatively subjective judgment. To put it simply, even if some people don't like novice writing, they will regard all novice writing as low-scoring works. But the single owner only considers-- Whether the plot conforms to the principle of the story (storytelling), whether the reading threshold is low enough (readability), whether the commercial entertainment elements are appropriate and effective (commercial elements), and whether the metaphor or core expression of the work is clear (concept). In addition, there are additionally: the "long board" that determines the dissemination power and word-of-mouth, and the "short board" that determines the abandonment rate. The single owner will not add or deduct points based on whether the book meets the needs of the high-end market. Although Binghuo is rated 7 points, very pure and ambiguous is 9 points, but you know, I also like Binghuo very much. As long as the readability of Binghuo is high enough, it will definitely be above 10 points, but everyone knows it - it is just not easy to read. (But Binghuo is really suitable for filming TV series. After watching the eighth season, I am blown away!)

[A Thousand Times] Storytelling 2, readability 2 points, business reputation full 2 ​​points. Longboard - Lao Mo has a unique and acclaimed horror atmosphere, as well as clever reasoning and solutions to dead situations. Anyone who has read this book will never forget it. Full 3 points. Weaknesses - Madness and cyclical letting go. Minus 2 points. The total score is 6+3-2=7 points. Interesting piece. If there were a tragedy ranking list for writers, Z Da might not be ranked second, but Lao Mo would definitely be ranked first. At the age of thirty, he entered the industry with a group of hard-core masters. At that time, he was in his prime. Lao Mo found that everyone else was writing about pornography, and only by writing about pornography could he sell well, so he started writing about pornography. As a result, he launched a wave of anti-pornography and wrote nearly twenty books in more than ten years, half of which were sealed. The old devil was immediately stunned. Then he thought, okay, let's write seriously. But it happened to be an era when novice writing was rampant. No matter how serious he was, he couldn't get results. The old devil is even more crazy. Well, readers like to read Xiaobai, so he will write about Xiaobai. As a result, as soon as I opened the book, I encountered the rise of Qidian Laobai, and Xiaobai's taste changed. The style he imitated came back again. . . In recent years, many hard-core authors have either succeeded or retired, or they have a platinum brand, but he is the only one who is still struggling. It's not that he doesn't have writing skills, or that he doesn't have ideas, or that he can't change himself, he's just unlucky, and he's so unlucky with blood. . Unlucky that he was a standout in various ways back then, unlucky that his talent was of the wrong color, unlucky that he chose the wrong style, unlucky that his youth was gone forever, and now, he is fifty. "Picked Up a Piece of Wilderness" is his last struggle, with ten chapters updated daily, 20,000 words, and three silver alliances. But what's the result? No result. Want to wake up? It's too late! This, I have to say, is a kind of fate... Anyone who knows Lao Mo knows that he always likes to be miserable, and he likes to use misery to gain readers' sympathy and subscriptions. He succeeded, and readers really sympathized with him, but he himself could no longer escape his tragic fate. Just like what Lu Yang experienced in the weird computer, reality is always changing, and we can't always predict what will happen next. This experience is almost ten times greater for Lao Mo. The more we sell, the worse it gets. This is like a "self-fulfilling prophecy" in psychology. The more we believe in who we are, the more we will move in that direction, just like Sexin's inescapable curse in "A Song of Ice and Fire". Once told, it is destined to be confirmed. Therefore, I am particularly disgusted with those authors who say that they are crazy all day long, because "self-fulfilling prophecies", or "self-fulfilling prophecies", are too influential and will become an inescapable fate. Don't try! The Creepy Computer is the pinnacle of his supernatural themes and one of his most spiritual works. In fact, to be honest, his personal stories are better than his novels. . So you don't necessarily have to follow his footsteps, but you should at least witness the peak of his writing career... The heart-stopping moment that belongs to "The Computer".