Suitable for Personal Taste

Wizard + dnd, kobold protagonist. Because I gave up after reading a few pictures, there is no rating. But I think it's still worth adding to the book list, since there aren't many books on the list now anyway. Just like the novel from 10 years ago, the protagonist has a full halo: all kinds of unusual strange people around him (basically all kobolds with low IQs), a kobold girl who can communicate freely with the protagonist, an old kobold man with rich experience, and a royal bloodline that the protagonist happened to spare. At the same time, there is a hunted female insect who entrusts her younger brother to the protagonist, there is a sorcerer from the shadow elf, and so on. After reading a few chapters, there are a lot of strange people. It reminds me of the kind of novel I read when I was in junior high school), and there is a big boss who provides starting resources (and seems to have some evil intentions). In short, Queshi has some charm that is rare in modern novels, but the plot has as many flaws as the novels from 10 years ago. If you want to watch it, you can check it out, it's pretty good, but I just can't stand it. I'm disgusted by stories where the protagonist fights with his first boss. The main reason is that without the investment of this big boss, the protagonist would be useless. This kind of plot makes me feel that the protagonist is an unfamiliar white-eyed wolf. Of course, for the sake of the rationality of the plot, most novels always portray the big boss as someone who has intentions for the protagonist, and the protagonist as a good person who is forced to resist for freedom, life, etc. Anyway, I'm disgusted with this, it's one of the plots I hate the most. This book may not have it, but it feels like there are hints and foreshadowing of it. Although it should be clear that the crime was innocent, the thought of this made me sick and couldn't stand it anymore, so I gave up anyway.

Hogwarts➕Contained Objects➕Weird Something like this. Please wait for a while before rating. The book is good. The only shortcoming is a common problem in weird novels. The protagonist's IQ keeps fluctuating according to the needs of the plot. There are also a few minor bugs that are inconsistent with the original work, but it is not a big problem. It's hard to imagine that the protagonist died several times before getting his wand.

New book by Academy Monk author, added first

(Zhizhi Shu, the protagonist of Shagou, has been abandoned. It is recommended to read the bottom of the book review to see the reason) Add it first. The plot of the two people from the Ministry of Magic at the beginning was a bit confusing. The male protagonist was a bit like someone from the ancient times and a Madonna novel. He was bullied and let him go. Those two guys were suspicious of the male protagonist and called him an Oriental (racial discrimination) in a very aggressive tone. However, the male protagonist was also a colleague from the Ministry of Magic. This plot is extremely confusing, just skip it if you can't stand it. However, I can still accept it under this background. I encountered a lot of it when I was running in a group. If it's not this kind of background, I would give up on this kind of plot. Update: The first story is pretty good after reading it. It's a bit like a coc novice group mixed in with some mystery stories. (Although there is not much reasoning in the plot), I accepted part of the world view that was introduced well, but it has nothing to do with Hogwarts, after all, it is just the beginning. Then when the protagonist returned to school, Mag brought Jin with him. But because something went wrong, the church and the Ministry of Magic temporarily took over the school (in order to investigate the case and prevent the influence of the evil god on the students). Then the protagonist was not allowed to enter without a certificate, and Mag was not allowed to enter even if he had one. In the end, the protagonist paid a small bribe and entered casually. It has the style of running a group. After all, I often did this when I was running a group. However, as a novel, the plot is not very good. Although it is hard to wash, it is not impossible to wash it. The Ministry of Magic deliberately embarrasses Hogwarts. But in short, my current evaluation of this book is (I haven't read much of it yet). It may have some minor flaws, but overall it's okay. It's also suitable for those who have traveled through groups. Update: The protagonists written by the author seem to have some kind of hatred-absorbing physique. One moment there is a person who dislikes the protagonist, and another moment there is a bad mouth. Although it can be solved in less than 100 words, it is too frequent. And the solution was also unpleasant, not even three drinks as a penalty. Update: Although the endless racial discrimination is indeed a reality, as a novel, it only appears once in a chapter and every new character appears. It really affects the perception. It is not like the Chinatown book. If you discriminate against me, I will kill you. It's a bit disgusting to watch. Plus, the protagonist is a virgin, so nothing will happen to these shadies. Update: The more I wrote the book review, the angrier I became. I abandoned this book and put it on the bookshelf to hang on a pillar of shame. The protagonist is purely a new slave of the new era. Go kneel down and lick the feet of foreign adults.

I can't stand it anymore. The author (not the protagonist, but the author himself) likes to talk about some big principles and diss other people, but he doesn't consider the reality. I don't know which era popped up sour and rotten. It's disgusting.

The American comic Deathstroke, I added it to make up the number. The number of books is a bit low now. (I read this book on another account before, so it has no fan value) I won't rate it anymore. I added it to the book list before, but deleted it when I abandoned the book, but it is definitely worth recommending (I'm not sure it doesn't meet my current taste, but I used to like it, but I didn't finish it. When I saw the end, I couldn't stand it anymore). I never read American comics before. The first time I came into contact with American comics was Duke's Army, the 99 book. Later, I kept reading Infinite Comics, for example, I really couldn't control myself, etc. (I gave up a long time ago. From the current perspective, this one is probably true, and I don't want to read it anymore). My formal exposure to American comics began with the American comic Deathstroke. There was a plot earlier, which was probably the story of Batman and the Joker. I can't remember the specific plot, but I was very excited when I saw it (but reading the comments, it seems to be the original plot). Since then, I have officially started to read American comics. I have read many, such as the MC one, the spiritual mentor one, etc., But I have never made it past 200 chapters. I used to read a lot of Marvel, but unfortunately I haven't found any Marvel books worth reading for a long time (I didn't like the Crazy one). In recent years, DC has released one book that I can keep up with, and it's the Batman Supreme (under the book list) (I was reading a book by an author whose name I forgot. One of the protagonists was the Joker and Sherlock Holmes. His other books had a plot. Now that I think about it, isn't it the plot of the DC Dark Multiverse?) I've been looking for new books these past few days and found another DC fanfic with good results, but I haven't read it yet. I saw this excellent DC work mentioned in the comments section, and suddenly I remembered this book, so I added it to my bookshelf. (I tasted one of those books tonight, the one about Superman and his son. I don't know what will happen next. The plot of Death is a history. It says that the protagonist only cares about whether he survives or not. What is shown is that the protagonist does not care whether he survives or not. He was poisoned by me and couldn't hold on any longer. The other books stayed away and will not be tasted.)

Updated; discarded, it was not a great article in the first place, but I still made a lot of it. The protagonist is a brave man, and two more brave men come later. One of the brave men has an ability similar to memory deletion, which is hidden. Pure diaphragm responds to people. If the book is a good one, I can endure it and look forward to the follow-up. It is already a tasteless book, and I have added some arrows to it. Whoever likes it can eat it. I have read more than 70 chapters so far, and I can't keep my head in the right place. If I look into it carefully, I find that they are all bugs and the plot has no logic. But it's okay to watch it without thinking. The protagonist is a mushroom who has a neutral to friendly attitude toward humans. If you cause trouble, you'll be killed, but you don't usually cause trouble. But to be honest, I always feel that in the future there will be someone who will kill the protagonist's younger brother and the protagonist will kneel down and lick him. There are some signs of this happening now. In one case, I remember it was the humans who made the first move, and the protagonist paid them a bunch of compensation. (This is the case in the plot. When the reason for the compensation was explained later, it was said that the protagonist made the move first. Maybe I saw it wrong. After all, I didn't read it seriously.) But it can also be explained that after officially appearing as a monster kneeling and licking a human being, the book was deleted and I can't read a little bit of it.

It is rare to see a pure arrow, put it up for everyone to taste and appreciate. When it is intensive, there will be a new poison spot every few times, the king of poisons.

Update: When I saw the foundation building, I couldn't bear it anymore and gave up. The plot was too retarded. Some people say it's a joke, but I didn't find the point of the joke anyway. Previously: Recommended by others, add them first. It's similar to stock trading, pure zz, but it's not intolerable. Let's see what happens next.

The protagonist of Shark Game, go be a shoe-licking dog

Add it to the bookshelf first. There is a plot in about 10 chapters, which was specially written to highlight the difference between the protagonist and the noble family. It's okay to say that the protagonist is a good guy, but when I read the book review section, it seemed like this book was a dark novel, and the plot seemed particularly deliberate and contrived. The original plot is that several descendants of nobles want to take them directly to have fun. The protagonist does not want to see them treat civilians like that and thinks it is a waste, so he goes to sue their parents. First of all, based on the protagonist's character, he shouldn't follow him to have fun. The plot itself is very deliberate. Later, the reason for stopping them was that they didn't want to waste their names in such irrelevant places. To be honest, it was very artificial. In the past, it was sanctimonious hypocrites looking for reasons to do bad things, but now (bad people) are looking for reasons to do good things. No matter how reasonable the reasons are, they seem very artificial. Or to be more direct, there must be an idiotic relationship between the protagonist and the author. Instead of writing a mentally retarded plot like every book in which the protagonist travels to the old Western society, or just make the protagonist a good guy. I felt that this plot was a major irritant, and there was a minor irritation at the beginning, but overall it was okay and not intolerable.

Update: Before the player came out, it was fine, with a 0-star level, barely watchable, but after the player came out, it turned into a vector. Put him on the pillar of shame first, and then replace him when there is no more room in the book list. I have read Chapter 16 so far. It is recommended to skip the first few chapters until you choose the wizard's apprentice, which is more interesting. I read it twice before and didn't finish it. Later, other people recommended it to me, and I could barely watch it. After choosing the wizard's apprentice, it was okay. It has a standard plot, nothing too outstanding, and no major poisonous points. The book is edible. I will read the specific book review before I write it.

First update: It smells light, a bit disappointing, but still bearable. I haven't read a few chapters yet, but I'm excited about this book. The pretense in the first picture was not done directly in class, but was told privately to the teacher after class. Not so embarrassing. And I can figure out the explanation for the flaws in the first chapter, so it's not a big problem. The author seems to have done enough homework. Of course, the problem with the playback equipment mentioned in the comment area is purely a black technology from another world, and I don't care. Overall, I am optimistic about it. I added it first because I like to read this kind of professional writing.

Add the book list first. There is a similar book called Great Doctor Ling Ran, but that part of the book throws away the professional content that I like to read, and the rest of the plot is like a piece of writing. I have only read a few chapters of this book, and the plot is even more outrageous, but I can still accept this poisonous point, so I will add it first and take a look at it for now.

I haven't seen much yet, so I'll add it first. Mainly just want to complain, the bloodline is too pure. Guidance 33. The introduction says that even beginners in Go can understand it. Even if I don't understand Go at all, I can still read it. But judging from what is said in the comment area, if you know Go, you will not be able to understand it? Well, it's hard, but I don't care, I just enjoy watching it. There is some Qi Soul flavor (although I am not a Qi Soul fan) What can I say about the heroine? Judging from the plot of just a few chapters so far, it's too cliche. I hope there won't be any major poisonous points. (I thought this routine was a bit poisonous in the past, but now I have developed a little bit of poison resistance through new books.) (Correction, the heroine's scene is a bit cheesy, but with my poison resistance, I can still bear it) . . . . Now that I have read more than ten chapters, someone complained in the chapter that the author is not good at Go. I don't care. I don't understand Go at all, so I just watch the fun. Also, to be honest, the plot is a bit boring, but I quite like the daily writing style in the first few chapters. When I encounter the chess-playing plot and some other plots, I quickly skip it, and I can still read it. (While playing chess, passers-by kept whispering to each other. The heroine was also a combination of common templates.) But I really like the daily writing style. It might be more in line with my taste if the author writes some daily writing. Looking at the comment section, the protagonist was a top boss in his previous life, and he was sweating from beating a guy from before the AI ​​​​era who had not yet determined his level, and it felt a bit difficult. But I'm used to ignoring unreasonable settings, and just treat it as a growth-oriented protagonist, but I didn't write about the growth process.

It used to be in the book list, but later it was deleted. Now Shu Huang has picked it up again and re-read it. Add it first and then write the review slowly. The senior sister in the early stage was a bit poisonous. (That senior is so damn vicious) Fortunately, in my impression, the number of subsequent appearances was very few. The school plot at the beginning is honestly not very good. But I quickly jumped out to do projects and was able to accept it.

Arrow, pure arrow. (Maybe it will get better later, but the first few chapters are really bad. I can't continue to taste them. Please ask the next one.) I will replace it when I find the next one.

Update: I haven't been too lazy to watch it, but I still see* when I can see it, and I'm really not interested. But I'll leave it here for now, and I'll delete it after I read it and feel it's not good. Before: It's not on the shelves yet, so I'll add it to the book list first. It's a tough job, otherwise I wouldn't be able to stand the first few chapters of this book. The protagonist is kind-hearted and basically helps everything he can. The biggest poisonous point on the good side has not yet appeared (in my personal opinion) - double standards. There are a lot of poisonous points (I don't understand, I've already finished fighting the clown, and the panel has already been much stronger than ordinary people, why do I need to spend a chapter pretending to save people from an ordinary bastard robber) But when it comes to system tasks, that is, when it comes to the main line, it is still possible. After a month on the shelf, decide whether to write a formal review or delete the book from the book list. In addition, the author's deletion of comments in the book review section is quite serious, but I can still accept it.

Comment on June 29, 2025: The score has been reset to zero. There are more than 600 chapters, which means I gave up near the end, and I can't stand the follow-up. That is to say, after opening the Ajna Chakra, I looked at it a little bit, then returned to my own world and then gave up. Comment on 2025.1.22: ⭐️⭐️✩✩✩ Indian mythology, there is a bit boring in the middle, but overall it is okay. But I can accept it. The protagonist often doesn't appear in many chapters. Looking at it again, it's not a behind-the-scenes story. If he doesn't appear, he is basically doing hard work or busy with other things. There was a period of time in the middle where I was in a routine, but later I changed my routine when I opened the Ajna Chakra. I am not sure if I will go back to the old way. I have just opened the Ajna chakra not long ago, and there will be more to write in the future. There are heroines and children. There are currently two heroines, and one or two more may be added in the future. Currently it's 10,000 per day, but I'm not sure what will happen in the future. Overall it's okay and worth watching. One star will be deducted for every day the protagonist does not show up.

Comment on June 29, 2025: The score has been reset to zero. I gave up on it the last time I wrote a book review, and kept forgetting to mention it, so I temporarily put it on my book list to replenish the quantity. 2025.2.2 Comment: ⭐️✩✩✩✩ I will write about the Lotus Lantern next. I don't know what is good about this kind of ancient poor scholar YY's work, so I don't like it. It's too watery and too cliche. The protagonist is close to the top of the three worlds in terms of combat power. He has to capture the Water Monkey King seven times. I have read the routine hundreds of times in different novels and written it out. Anyway, I am really too lazy to read it. To defeat the Jiao Demon King, go up to the Bull Demon. You can't beat him in the sea. Go up to the Bull Demon and Wukong together. The opponent has high water quality and runs away. Then invite the protagonist. Then go up to the Bull Demon Wukong. Halfway through the fight, draw the opponent out and the protagonist can take action. This isn't the first time this kind of trick has been done, I'm tired of seeing it. Other than that it was ok. By the way, there was a controversy earlier, probably about how the protagonist, a legislative cultivator, should respect his master. I read it late and the author changed it, so I didn't feel much about it. In addition, the protagonist has become a pure ancient person. He is the kind of person who says everything his parents and masters say is correct and cannot be refuted. In the novel, I don't care much anyway. 2024.12.29 Comment: ⭐️⭐️⭐️✩✩ Good looking, Patriarch Bodhi's great disciple. It's a pure Journey to the West, not a prehistoric one. The protagonist takes the Golden Elixir Road. The main idea is that spiritual practice requires cultivating the mind, so it is not about resisting destiny for freedom, but about overcoming the five people such as being distracted, knowing God, and desiring God. In addition, whether it is Taoism or Buddhism, the boss is quite stylish. The writing is half-written, but acceptable. As mentioned in the review section of this book, there were no twists and turns before it was put on the shelves, it was all about the protagonist learning the Tao. After it was released, I learned a lot and started to work. The plot was comfortable and there was nothing too embarrassing. However, there is less content now, with two updates a day (8k it seems), and it is still a sapling.