Andrews' Small Bookshelf [Mostly Unpopular but Beautiful]

Plot rating: 9 Writing rating: 7 Logic score: 6 Brainstorm rating: 2 Group historical articles. It's an old theme. I remember that the group travel online novel that impressed me deeply was Qiongdao Five Hundred Wastes. I've been a little obsessed with overseas themes recently. The plot is pretty good. What I'm watching is the stage play. It's well written in this aspect and written by all kinds of people. Although the author himself writes about group wear, the level of reasonableness is just average... And there are a lot of tricks, so he should also add a cool article tag.

Plot rating: 7 Writing rating: 7 Logic score: 6 Brainstorm rating: 8 Fantasy, nation building, hegemony, simulator. These four points should be the highlight of this book. Overall, it is a fantasy novel worth reading. Those who are interested in this aspect can read it. I won't go into the specific details. If I say too much, this kind of fan fiction will inevitably spoil the story, so I can only recommend it.

Plot rating: 7 Writing rating: 6 (many typos) Logic score: 8 Brainstorm rating: 8 It's a very typical historical novel. It's sophisticated, deductive, and a little bit novice. In fact, according to my knowledge, the logic should not be rated as 8 points, but the whole text is very smooth overall, so I gave it an 8 points. From another perspective, this can be regarded as an American harmony novel in the mid-19th century. PS: However, the author spoiled it in the comments and said that we will establish an independent country in the future... In fact, after reading more than 400 chapters, I feel that we should not establish an independent country. After all, it is not necessary if we can't swallow the whole rice.

Plot rating: 8 Writing rating: 6 Logic score: 7 Brainstorm rating: 8 As a multi-system novel, the first few characters in this book are really well written. Every time I finish reading a character line, I will put it away for a while and come back to read it again. However, as the characters became more and more numerous, it became a bit boring, and I haven't read it for a long time.

Plot rating: 8 Writing rating: 7 Logic score: 9.5 Brainstorm rating: 5 The same goes for this book. After several revisions, it failed to pass the long review, so I'll just briefly talk about it. Although this book is a bit homogeneous with the author's previous book, it can be said that the author's writing is better this time, so I recommend this book, but you can also read the previous book. Although there are some parts that you have read and re-read this book, it will feel a bit instant, but it does not affect it.

Plot rating: 6 Writing rating: 7 Logic score: 9 Brainstorm rating: 4 It's a decent rebirth story, a bit novel, but I don't rate it too high for imagination, maybe because I'm not interested in this aspect. However, the portrayal of several important characters impressed me deeply. The basic character design has not collapsed, but if there is a harem later, it will probably collapse, right...? This author's last book was in a similar situation. If there is a shortage of books in this city, you can give it a try.

Plot rating: 8 Writing rating: 6 Logic rating: 5 Brainstorm rating: 5 I've written a long review of this book several times but haven't reviewed it yet, so that's it, you'll understand after you click on it anyway. The flaw is homogeneity.

Plot rating: 8 Writing rating: 8 Logic score: 7 Brainstorm rating: 7 The highlights include the protagonist's character setting and the supporting characters. This aspect is a bit like a group portrait. In terms of writing this kind of writing, this book is considered a masterpiece. The level settings and map settings are quite good and it is worth reading.

Plot rating: 6 Writing rating: 6 Logic score: 7 Brainstorm rating: 8 I have seen this kind of subject matter before, it seems that it was still in the early and middle stages of YQ, and I remember that this subject matter was popular for a while. This book is a very traditional neon urban legend and weird genre. Although it uses the old routine of killing monsters, upgrading and changing maps, there is still a market for well-written routines. I don't give a high overall rating, but this is the first time I've seen the combination of weirdness, urban legends and neon myths. The previous ones were almost modern styles, so this change is quite novel to me.

Plot rating: 9 Writing rating: 8 Logic score: 7 Brainstorm rating: 9 It's a semi-fictional history, and the background setting is quite good. I heard that the author came from another website, and I quite like the writing style. Is the emotional line a bit internal? But this aspect is nothing. This kind of semi-empty theory is based on historical deductions. The protagonist's habits are also pretty good. If I don't deduce it, can it be turned into a workplace story later? Not sure.

Plot rating: Inside: 9 Outside: 7 Writing rating: 8 Logical score: inside: 9 outside: 7 Brainstorm rating: 9 Some people may wonder what "inside and outside" means. It's very simple. This is a systematic text. The inside is the copy and the outside is the reality. It's hard to explain specifically because it involves spoilers. Anyway, you will understand after reading it. Some people may ask, why is the rating so high? Because here I think it should be this high. It's strange. This book is not on any powerful list. Why? First of all, after reading the introduction of the book, you may think that this is not just a book? My answer is yes and no. At first I thought it was a 👮 article, and I thought this book should be the kind of book that would be downloaded as a copy, and then NB, promotion and salary increase, rapid promotion in the workplace are exciting articles... I found out that it is not. After reading two copies, I thought this was a novel promoting personal heroism... It seemed a bit close. After reading it until now, I discovered that it actually promotes human beings' resistance to suffering. I don't want to go into details, but it's worth watching and highly recommended. (I later found out that the author was actually a big shot in wilderness survival writing, a local scholar. As expected, the hardcore author is still awesome)