Bookstore, Detailed Evaluation, Updated from Time to Time, Mostly Seedlings

Previously, I wrote a new book about a tantric master. This new work continues the creation of folk themes, and the concept is sophisticated and mature. It is speculated that the settings in the book may extend the unfinished foreshadowing and settings of the previous work. Although there are only a few chapters at present, the background of the fictional dynasty has begun to take shape. The title of the book hints at the career direction of the protagonist. I think it is a dance system that integrates Nuo opera (or similar skills). In addition, the title of the book hints at the theater troupe and the protagonist brings his own theater troupe from the beginning. It may later lead to the protagonist leading a group of people to slay demons. I feel that this kind of fusion is quite interesting. I recommend it. If you are interested in this kind of book, you can give it a try. Compared with the previous one, this one feels less obscure. The previous book was about Tantric Buddhism, which is still a bit difficult for some people to understand.

I recently found a rare book named Xiancao. It is about science fiction, interesting and brain-burning. The last novel that made me feel like my brain was overloaded was Weird Fairy. The story is roughly about the protagonist's super power to continuously travel back to the hour before the end of the world through himself. With precognition of the future, he attempts to alter reality to prevent disaster. However, each intervention leads to changes in the future timeline, triggering a new apocalyptic crisis. As a result, the protagonist has to constantly resolve the ensuing threats in one time loop after another, and finally explore the real reason for the doomsday. Although many people have written about this type of setting, the author does a good job of integrating the suspense setting with science fiction. After each problem is solved, new problems appear again, and they are connected one after another. The combination of this science fiction setting and the story mysteries one after another is particularly addictive. The key is that because the author has a good knowledge system, these combinations are very logical. If you like this kind of thing, you can try it.

I've been chasing this book for a while! Talking about cat demons. This type of subject about monsters has been popular for a while, and many people have written about it. But to be honest, many people who write about monsters have a mindset that is not much different from that of humans. The nature of animals is not expressed in the writing. In essence, they are still writing about people in the skin of monsters. This is different! The protagonist is an indigenous cat demon. The author really writes about the lazy, arrogant, unpredictable nature of cats, and then uses the cat's perspective to experience (or get involved in?) Various mythological stories, which is quite interesting. If you like this tune, you can try it. It is an unpopular masterpiece and not many people see it. And it has been updated for a while, so the volume is large and the management is full.

The old author has published a new book, and I just discovered it and read the latest chapter. The setting and storyline are very attractive, especially the setting with Hua Pi as the protagonist's identity and the skills he practices, which is quite fresh. And it's not the kind of setting that comes right out of the gate, but through the storyline and various dangers, the protagonist gradually becomes this alien identity. There are very few novels that let the setting be told in the form of a story. Many novels are written directly like setting stories, with a large amount of information and no story guidance. It is easy to forget and the impression is poor. The subsequent plot development is also very reasonable. First, due to the dilemma, he became a painted skin, and then a series of plots were triggered due to the identity of the painted skin. Highly recommended, Hua Qing is still suitable for this ancient style of immortality novels. Except for the inner demons, none of the previous novels have been read to the end.

I have been following Xu Ming's new books for a long time. I read them every time, but I have never finished them. In the middle or late stages, I can't stand it anymore, but that doesn't stop me. He has written well in the past, and the settings are attractive, especially some non-human or divine characters, which are very distinctive. This time, the new book will simply write about the God of Creation, and I am also looking forward to it. I have read a few novels about creation gods, but I don't know if I can write about the grand scenes and the weight of history. There are also some elements of the gram series added into it, it is not a simple creation series. According to the writing preferences of the previous author, it may be biased towards the direction of dark flow. Those who are interested in this aspect can give it a try.

Z is a new book. It seems that except for Infinite Horror, which I finished back then, I haven't read the rest of Z's books. I haven't paid much attention to it since I got to the one about heroes. I was walking around the bookstore today and suddenly saw a new book coming out. I had some time to read it and it was pretty good. It tells the story of the protagonist who traveled to the United States many years later. His soul can travel back and forth between two bodies. He thought he could enjoy a new life. After all, his predecessor was a vegetative state with only consciousness and could not move. However, he died not long after and came to the world after death. Relying on Goldfinger, the protagonist gradually developed his power in the afterlife and explored the reasons for all this. Judging from this development trend, it should be a soft science fiction. The overall development trend and foreshadowing of the plot are good. What's exciting now is the process of the protagonist building his power, which feels like a farming style, but there are not many words at the moment, the overall trend is not clear, and it is not clear what will happen next.

Recently, it is rare to read a new book with the latest chapters at once, which may be related to the small number of words. The overall style of the book is biased towards the weird style that is somewhat popular nowadays. The gods and Buddhas in it are all ghosts, but the ones that are not recruited are ghosts. After being recruited, they become gods and Buddhas. Since the spells in it all come from the ghosts and ghosts that have been recruited, certain qualifications are required to learn this aspect. For example, in the place of Tantric Buddhism where the protagonist is now, the protagonist needs to study scriptures and debate scriptures in order to obtain the qualifications to learn extraordinary abilities, which can also be understood as an exam. I have seen novels with similar plots before, but not as detailed as this one. They are all copies. The combination of Tantric Buddhism and this weird atmosphere is also good. This degree upgrading method is its own system, which is very fresh. Friends who are interested can try it. (The protagonist's skills are academic skills and mood skills, which are not very strong. There is a refreshing feeling of upgrading step by step)

A new book on my fingertips, I'm quite looking forward to it. It's very attractive at the beginning. It has the feeling of rituals and Taoism in old-fashioned zombie movies. When I was a child, I had never read novels about cultivating immortals, nor had I been exposed to online novels. The physical novels were all about martial arts, so for me when I was a child, the zombie series movies were my first impression of cultivating immortals and Taoism. Elephant, that kind of ritual with some mysterious properties, self-justifying, and the feeling of fighting in the air is very attractive, but the current novels, especially the novels between zombies and humans, have not written this essence. I hope that when the protagonist becomes more capable, some of the characteristics of this ritual will be retained. (This is just the first impression of the new book, but I will keep following it and will talk about it after the follow-up review)

Cui Zu's new book, the second part of the mystery, is very famous. It only has 30 words now, but all kinds of data have already reached a high level. I am still looking forward to it. Each new book of Cui Zu can write something different, unlike some authors who rest on their laurels once they become famous. Although the reviews of the previous book are mixed, it is based on Cui Zu's level. Let's see if this book can continue the mysterious legend.

I recently dug out a new book. I didn't have any expectations, so I just read it to pass the time. I didn't expect that the writing was pretty good, especially the character creation. The character creation ability of this novel is no worse than that of some great writers. It not only combines the charm and sexuality of the original protagonist The plot has been written out (readers even joked that it was Aizen's autobiography), and the other supporting characters are all well-shaped. Those who have never read the original work don't have to worry. Many fanfics have a big problem, that is, they are too influenced by the original work, or they have not read the original work. I don't understand this, I thought that readers have read the original work, and some details and information are not introduced, or they just follow the original story too much and don't have their own story. This fanfic does not have this problem. It reasonably adds the setting of Death to the setting of Naruto. , There are quite a lot of original content in the plot, and they are all relatively reasonable. The context of the story does not follow the original text. Readers who like fan fiction and Naruto Bleach can try it. The characterization of the protagonist is a highlight. Those who have read the original Bleach will be pleasantly surprised.

Zhijian's new book is a novel about cultivating immortality through the stream of consciousness. As an old author, Zhijian's style is quite obvious. He can write stream-of-consciousness things very fairy-like. His writing style is also good, but the plot in the later stages is easy to drift and the main line cannot be found. , There are not many fairy tales, especially those about sword cultivation, that I can read (mainly because there are too many swordsmen now, nine out of ten fairy tales are boring), stream of consciousness cultivation has added a small number of restrained things in it, you can try it if you like it.

This is the second novel I've seen that captures the essence of Greek mythology. In the past novels that focused on Greek mythology, I always felt that the protagonist, including the development of the story, was incompatible with Greek mythology, and the style conflicted a bit. It's not a bad thing if you don't understand it. Once you understand the original plot, it will be very obvious. This feeling is not the same. Readers who have read many novels with similar settings and similar routines can give it a try.

The setting of this novel is quite novel. Anyone who gets a disease naturally in this world will have a chance to acquire superpowers related to the disease, causing the world to become more and more pathological. The protagonist, as a healthy person with a certain immunity to the disease, how to integrate into this world and change this abnormal world. The writing is not bad. There is nothing wrong with the logic of the story, especially the superpowers related to the disease. They are all relevant and reasonable. At first glance, it seems that hard work has been put into it and it is not randomly set.

I've been reading the new books written by the great master Gokai, and I've been reading Gome's books for a long time. Each of Gokai's books is well written at the beginning, and the concept is okay, but many of them will fall apart later on, and I haven't followed up on many of them to the end. The new book has just come out, and when there are more chapters later, I will update new book reviews.

This is a relatively alternative martial arts novel. Although the protagonist is in the system, the system only has a time-travel function. The strength depends entirely on the protagonist's hard work. Compared with the protagonists in many novels who can become invincible in a few years, the protagonist in this novel has completely developed his strength step by step. In the end, In the first life, I practiced basic skills from a young age until I was in my thirties before dominating the world. The accumulation of life after life is quite fresh. Not only does it have a refreshing feeling of upgrading, but also the logic is self-consistent. The protagonist is so powerful because he has accumulated life after life, and it feels like a mortal flow.

The story of cultivating immortals and farming, the plot is very life-like. Plant a field, catch fish, read Taoist books, occasionally go out and encounter injustices, solve them smoothly, and write a plain feeling, a bit of cultivating immortals in it. It has a lot of fighting and killing, so it is good to read this. Some people may think that there will be no big conflicts, the plot is not ups and downs, just get some medicinal materials and plant a field, etc., It is not interesting. It depends on personal preference. If you like this kind of thing, you can try it.

The new book Seedlings is well-written and characterized by a strong sense of suspense, which is a bit like reading a physical book. It can be seen that the author has put a lot of effort into it. Whether it is logic or crime-solving methods, including the villain's methods and IQ, they are all strong and strong. It really feels like the protagonist and The various battles of wits between the villains and suspense points are also found very well. Every bizarre event always arouses people's curiosity, and then the protagonist can reasonably explain these. With the addition of science fiction elements, I am more looking forward to the subsequent plot. I highly recommend it.

The new book is a seedling, and the writing is still good. The logic of the story can only be seen when there are more words at the end. There are not many problems at the beginning. What attracts me to this book is the story setting. The background of the story is similar to the parallel world of the Republic of China. It contains elements such as monsters, martial arts, and Taoism. Just like the title of the book, the protagonist practices a secret method to turn body organs into monsters. In this changing dynasty, In the era of struggle with various forces, it is actually quite difficult to write such a novel with a little bit of intrigue, especially since it also incorporates elements such as monasticism and weirdness. It becomes difficult to write it reasonably. Many similar novels either make the enemy stupid or directly break the situation with force. I hope this novel can combine the two well. I recommend it to bookworms who read a lot of clichés. The setting is quite interesting. (I will wait for the author to write more later and add more comments when he has time. The number of words is too small and I can't tell much yet)

I've been reading too many books on wits recently, and I'm a little tired, so I found this one. Cun Shuang's cold-blooded killing and punishment route looks a bit like an invincible novel. It has some layout and logic in the early stage, and the combat system is also very clear. However, later on, the logic seems to be a bit unreasonable, and the combat system is a bit broken. , I don't know how the protagonist becomes stronger later, but it feels like he becomes stronger naturally. Anyway, every battle is suppressed by the protagonist, but if you don't care about these details, it is quite enjoyable to watch without thinking. It is suitable for some lovers of cold-blooded novels, and the details should be controlled carefully and the logic should be careful.

I feel that this book is a very imaginative book. If the brain waves are right, I will think that this book is very strange and unique. The protagonist has lived in an environment full of madmen for decades. Due to an unexpected incident, he returns to the normal world. In this way, the protagonist pretends to be a normal person to explore his long-lost memories and the truth of some events. I feel that the author has been quite successful in shaping the protagonist. I have read some books with the protagonist having mental problems, but I always feel that this is just a setting. It cannot be perfectly reflected in the book, but the main character of this book, both in his actions and some of his inner activities, can quite well reflect the characteristics of the protagonist's character and depict that inhuman feeling. As a result, some people cannot understand what the protagonist is doing because their brain waves cannot keep up. However, if you follow it, you can experience the freshness and novelty brought by this setting. It is like a new writing method and a new setting. The feeling when you see it for the first time is suitable for some bookworms who are tired of all the old routines and old settings.