Wanyao Book List: a Collection of Good Books That Make People Want to Put Them Down

The beginning of this book is very attractive, especially suitable for reading alone late at night. Imagine being alone in the bathroom at midnight, turning off all the lights, lighting candles, and facing the mirror... I feel terrible just thinking about it, but the protagonist has to bite the bullet and do it. Watching the protagonist complete tasks one by one, constantly acquire new skills, and then the horror house scares the supporting characters who think they are brave passers-by to death. The traffic brought by the live broadcast makes the horror house overcrowded, and the process of being constantly upgraded by the system is actually really exciting. But the boss made a huge mistake. That is, he created a heroine (the Zhang Ya we love) who is strong, beautiful, and extremely lovable (silent, cold, tough, and persistent). But when we spent all our money to buy elegant stocks, we found that we had been fooled. Zhang Ya's scenes are not only pitiful, but also follow the same pattern. That is, the protagonist is beaten to death and is about to die. Sister Ya appears, kills all the opponents, and then swears an eternal alliance with the protagonist (to be honest, this is the only thing I look forward to in the article). No more than three lines, however! Next is Zhang Ya sleeping... Then there are endless weird stories that have nothing to do with Zhang Ya. Where can I continue to watch? So after reading 400 chapters, I felt uninterested. I only read any chapter first to see if Zhang Ya will appear. No show? Sorry, skipped... However, Zhang Ya's appearance so far has not exceeded ten fingers. In fact, the author can make Zhang Ya become the protagonist's assistant in solving various strange cases, even if he just brings a lunch box or something like Xu Wan. Moreover, when Zhang Ya's cold and arrogant character solves problems in reality, there will be many exciting and exciting plots. And the author just wants to treat Zhang Ya as the carrot that fell in front of the bull's nose. If you have been teased for a long time, you will no longer bother to spend money to subscribe. Recommendation index: ★★★☆☆

This article is strange and extraordinary. Because the first twenty chapters are so bad that they are not even as good as a primary school student's composition, and will definitely dissuade countless readers. If the author simply deletes the first twenty chapters, subscriptions may skyrocket. Therefore, the first twenty chapters will not be discussed. Let's start directly from the mid-term. This book made me see the extreme evil of human nature. The evil people here are really evil to the extreme, there can't be anyone more evil than this. For example, if the examiner is evil and sees that you have answered all the questions correctly, what should you do? I will tear up your roll and eat it on the spot! What's the use of doing the questions well? The characteristic of the protagonist is that he is worse than the villain. Hey hey, are you tearing my question apart? I took out another one. I copied several more copies during the exam! Not only do I have to get full marks, but I also have to send your examiner to meet the King of Hell... The various evils of human nature in the book are truly breathtaking. Starting from the likes of Tian Shisan, Tian Heng, and Xu Qianqian, to the various great gods besieging Earl Xuanwu, to the powerful villain Su Nan using all possible means, and then to the various chambers of commerce, Tianya Haijiao Pavilion, Shanshan and other external forces, they are all so evil that it can make people hate it. The cool thing is that Shen Lang always has a way to be more evil than the evil people and kill those people one by one. The various conspiracies and intrigues in this book, the insidious nature of human nature, and the chaos and chaos are not comparable to the house-style games in Daojun. The shortcoming is that the author pursues happiness too deliberately, causing everyone's behavior to become stereotyped. The protagonist is criticized by thousands of people at every turn, and everyone in the world is described as a fool, using this to torture people's hearts and slap them in the face. It is meaningless to keep doing the same thing over and over again. In the later period, nuclear weapons were flying all over the sky, and it was no longer worth reading, so I gave up on it. However, this book leaves the beginning and the end, leaving only the middle, and is still worth recommending with four stars. Recommendation index: ★★★★☆

The Lord of Mysteries can be said to be one of the best novels I have ever read (not just online, but all novels.) It has an exquisite story layout, perfect world design, vivid characters, and even a strong sense of humanity and history. The only pity is that I have followed the progress (probably more than 800 chapters) and still haven't seen a clear heroine. Emotionally it's blank. It's a pity that not everyone can appreciate such a good book. When I first read the first few chapters, what I was thinking was: What kind of book is this? It's so long-winded. Why do you write so much dialogue about irrelevant characters? Moreover, the names of the characters are longer and longer than the last. There are so many characters and they are complicated that I can't remember the names at all. Even after reading dozens of pages, I still can't find a single interesting point... It's completely boring. But keep reading, and interesting stories begin one after another. It feels a bit like Sherlock Holmes. The protagonist relies on plug-ins and his extremely online IQ to constantly solve one case after another. The amazing thing is that these cases are all connected one by one, and finally form a big story with exquisite structure. It is different from traditional online articles. The cool thing about it is that it goes against the grain. For example, he doesn't have the common tendency of pretending to be a pig to eat the tiger. Instead, it's mainly the other way around, a rookie pretending to be awesome... And the feeling of satisfaction is not weak. But the real gem is the story. Only by reading it patiently can you have a wonderful experience. Recommendation index: ★★★★★

After reading "Master Gu", I felt a little uncomfortable seeing a much better Fang Yuan. The beginning of the waste-chai flow... Fortunately, when I first read No. 1 On the Immortal List, I had already anticipated the waste-chai (being fooled by waste-chai too many times), so there was not a big psychological gap. The loser this time is not because of his own physical weakness, but because the protagonist studied hard for a book that was suddenly proven to be a loser. This idea is quite novel. So the summary at the beginning is: a waste stream, but it is more acceptable than the ordinary waste stream. What follows is the routine of joining the sect as a handyman. But this sect is better than I expected. We have seen many vicious sects in the past, and this sect was originally expected to be vicious as well. The result... No spoilers, there are surprises. This stage is good, not abusive. Although there are villains, they are easily dealt with. After reading on, I discovered that this book has a huge advantage: some of the plots are very cleverly conceived. Although they are within the routine of Shuangwen, they often exceeded my expectations and made me feel amazed. For example, the persecution of the Yinshan Sect, the viciousness of Mrs. Yuanying Jin... All kinds of pleasure and all kinds of unexpectedness. Within the routine, yet outside of the routine! But relatively speaking, I still prefer reading "Mortal". Why? Because reading Mortals my mood swings are not that violent. When reading "The Lord of Tribulation", my emotions are often led by the author, constantly provoking various emotions. I was really worried that if the author didn't handle it well, I wouldn't get the reward of satisfaction, so I gave up. This book is good, weaker than "Mortal", but better than "The Lord of Tao". Recommendation index: ★★★★☆

The beginning of "The Story of the Chosen One" is very long and very depressing, so depressing that it is unbearable. If I hadn't known that this was a book written by a great master, I would have given up long ago... But when I think about it, since this is a book written by a great master, I must keep reading... This beginning almost brings together all the unfortunate events. Chen Changsheng is definitely the number one unlucky guy in the world of cultivation. For example, a person who has an inexplicable perspiration and is destined to die sooner or later (a loser?) Originally wanted to break off the engagement, but ended up being divorced and then regretted not breaking off the engagement (a break-up?). The various colleges in the exams obviously have outstanding talents, but they just won't let you pass. If I say I won't let you pass, I won't let you pass, so what? Even if you are so angry that you want to tear up the book and smash your phone, he won't lose a hair, right? The story behind it is quite enjoyable. The story of encountering a black dragon in the palace and then making a huge comeback is quite cool. Later, it was quite fun to participate in a martial arts competition for the first time. But the cycle was too long, and I really couldn't stand it neurologically. The book is a good book, but it is too depressing. I no longer have the kind of physique that can withstand abuse and then feel good again. Give it to Samsung. Recommendation index: ★★★☆☆

If you are used to reading fantasy and want to change your taste by reading a supernatural horror novel, then I highly recommend "Midnight Bookstore". "Late Night Bookstore" can really make you feel scared (not recommended for girls who live alone), and you won't dare to get up in the middle of the night to go to the toilet. At the same time, it doesn't have the nauseating feeling of some supernatural novels. The whole atmosphere is fresh and refined. Dr. Lin gave me a wonderful imagination from the very beginning. Later, Bai Yingying's appearance was even more amazing (I never looked down on Dr. Lin again). Everything works in the direction readers most expect. Moreover, characters with distinctive personalities such as Little Lolita, Lawyer An, and the detective named Zhang are constantly joining the protagonist's team, which is exciting. But I still gave up (maybe I will continue reading in the future). What I can't stand is that although the protagonist is constantly upgrading and has experts joining in, these upgrades and the addition of experts have not brought about an increase in combat power for this match. Every time I start a new story, the protagonist is always confused at the beginning... The group of people (actually the readers) are played around by all kinds of weird things... This can be done once or twice, but there are too many times and I can't stand it. But all in all, this is a good book to read at least halfway through. Recommendation index: ★★★☆☆

At the beginning of time travel, the protagonist's origin is very novel, he is a tomb robber, which made me full of imagination for the subsequent plot. The following is indeed a refreshing article, which kept me awake for several nights. The most enjoyable part is that the protagonist lurks in the sect like a fish in water, and all the disgusting conspiracies and entanglements of the sect become jokes in the end. Especially the protagonist's battle in Nanshan Temple, showing off his skills, pretending to be a pig and eating a tiger, is really exciting to read! The embarrassment was when Shang Chaozong married Feng Ruonan. The protagonist wants to imitate Zhuge Liang and let Liu Beizhi marry Sun Quan's sister. The problem is a major military matter. You, a little bastard, can handle it with just a few words. This is too exaggerated. The Feng family is too idiotic, right? Is it possible that the protagonist is the only one with an online IQ? Later, many of the protagonists' strategies that they thought were clever and clever made me very embarrassed. Because I think these are not strategies at all, they are just children's play... Why does the second protagonist Yuan Gang, who is both wise and brave, refuse to practice Taoism? It's okay if you don't practice Taoism. Why do you practice some kind of hard Qigong? In addition, the royal families of various countries are just lackeys of the sect. How can they look like royal families? The sister of the Emperor of Yan had to sleep with the monks behind her to survive. She was living like a pig or a dog. Why do the monks refuse to become emperor themselves? There is also Shao Pingbo who never dies. Okay, I already know he won't die, so what's the point of reading it? In short, this book has too many embarrassing plots and settings. If you can bear it, it can be a good book to read. Recommendation index: ★☆☆☆☆

Is Doupo the initiator of the wastage trend and the break-up trend? But the beginning of Doupo is far less depressing than the beginning of Zetianji. Although it was uncomfortable to have the engagement broken off and be treated like a loser, there was still Xiao Xun'er who would always stand by Xiao Yan's side. The breakup of the engagement in Zetianji was downright torture. Moreover, Xiao Yan's uselessness was very short-lived. Soon Yao Lao appeared, and then Xiao Yan took a bath in the spiritual liquid, feeling happy as he cheated every day. Especially when Xiao Yan was short of money, he could make a huge profit just by selling a pill, and the pill could be refined at any time. This feeling was simply inextricably comfortable. The most important thing is that this book has been so enjoyable ever since. This is why I love this book so much. It's a pity that when I read "Martial Arts" and "The Great Master" later, I no longer had this feeling of being unable to stop. Recommendation index: ★★★★★

This book is very enjoyable and not cruel at all. The protagonist's cheats are incredible, and his upgrades are like rockets. The language is light-hearted and humorous, with frequent laughs. What's rare is that this is a book that carefully creates characters and pays attention to the characters' hearts. It is worth reading for readers, especially girls, who are amused to death even though it has a low laugh point. However, the above advantages are also disadvantages. The fighting and wits are sloppy, the villains are too brainless, and there are few villains who even survive one episode. In addition to being cautious and good at hiding his strength, the protagonist actually has no brains. In a fight, he will destroy whoever he wants. Readers who like rigorous logic and battles of wits and courage don't need to try the poison. In addition, the word count is severely limited, and the book is filled with all kinds of nonsensical jokes, taking up a lot of space, but the charge is the same. This is one of the things that annoys me. Recommendation index: ★★★★☆

Mortals are the same as Fengtian, five-star recommendation. I need to think about it carefully before writing a review.

I watch fantasy and fairy tales more. But after I chose this science fiction novel to read, I found that in fact, science fiction online novels are also the core of fantasy novels, but they are just wrapped in a science fiction shell. If you like reading fantasy, you'll probably like this book too. The same magic weapons (base vehicles and weapons), the same upgrades, and the same competition for resources. Even the same pretending to be a pig and eating the tiger, the same comeback and slap in the face. It can be read as fantasy. The shortcomings of this book are that the plot is too repetitive and the villain has no IQ at all and looks the same. Every time a new villain appears, you can guess what the plot will be like. And the protagonist has unlimited female leads. There were too many beauties in one car, which looked extremely embarrassing. If you just want to read a refreshing novel, it doesn't matter if the plot is clever, the IQ is online, or the characters are fleshed out, it's still a good read. Recommendation index: ★★☆☆☆

After Bai Xiaochun's farce, I once hoped that "Three Inch World" would be a work that could make me addicted like "I Want to Seal the Heaven". But so far I'm disappointed. The beginning of "Human World" is amazing. There is no loser Liu, which is very refreshing. Although Wang Baole has a similar character to Bai Xiaochun, at the beginning of "Human World", Wang Baole cleverly observes people's emotions and thrives in the academy, which made me feel very happy. During this period I have been reading with great enthusiasm. The only slightly unpleasant thing is that Wang Baole always becomes very fat during the upgrade process, and he uses this joke again and again. At first I thought it was a bit interesting, but later I inevitably felt a little uncomfortable. Escaped on the airship and then killed the killer was the last amazing performance. I don't know why the following content becomes less and less interesting. It's always the same old funny stuff that's repeated over and over again. Even in the similar battles in "I Want to Seal the Heaven" that could have been tear-jerking, Wang Baole's own sense of humor made it look very dramatic. I gave up around chapter 200. But Ergen is Ergen after all. Even if his book is not as good as the previous "I Want to Seal the Heaven", it is still good. I had fun reading at least the first 100 chapters. Maybe I will continue reading in the future. Recommendation index: ★★☆☆☆

A real hard-shell fairy with completely online IQ. The protagonist relies on his brains to survive from the moment he appears. And he is a really smart and calm mind. I am frightened by some of the exaggerated and pretentious protagonists who think they are smart but are actually brainless. If Zhang Yan's intelligence ranks second among the Xianxia he has read, no one would dare to rank first. In comparison, he is more generous and reliable than Han Li. After all, Han Li sometimes suffered a little loss. The various training battles in the article are not as simple as two silly groups of light energy clashing, collapsing at the same time and winning at the same time. Rather, the logic is self-contained and the system is complete. The villain's IQ is online, and everything has its roots and reasons. The fighting techniques in the later stages of True Yang and God Refining are even more mind-expanding. The downside is that there is no female protagonist in this book (a plus for some readers). There is no emotional entanglement between men and women in the whole story. The protagonists and villains are just like training machines. In addition, the later stage is too long-winded and unfolds too many meaningless plots. Recommendation index: ★★★★☆

This book is difficult to get into. Because when I first read it, I didn't feel happy and even felt bored: every story scene is from a familiar horror movie, and the first one is Resident Evil. I flipped through the familiar plot of Resident Evil for a long time and felt extremely bored. Because these plots are familiar to me, and the author's writing is not interesting. But I persisted until I finished the first scene, and the feeling finally came. It's similar to a level-breaking game. Every level is difficult, and the protagonist never fails miserably. Missing an arm or a leg is a minor matter. But you will get points after each level, and then use the points to exchange for special abilities to continuously upgrade. This feeling is not as cool as the common upgrade articles, but it is also very interesting. But I gave up in the end probably because the author created a male lead named Chu Xuan whose intelligence far exceeds that of the protagonist. At first, Chu Xuan created a lot of conspiracies and even played the protagonist around, making people grit their teeth with hatred. However, the author does not want to classify this person as a villain, but rather praises him as a key figure second only to the protagonist. Therefore, Chu Xuan may have more fans than Zheng Chi in this book. I felt very uncomfortable at this point and couldn't accept Chu Xuan's various fallacies to explain the conspiracy and whitewash, so I couldn't continue reading. Overall, this book is very good, with a novel worldview and rigorous logic. Readers who can accept the fact that the protagonist's IQ is not as good as that of the supporting characters can try it. Recommendation index: ★★★☆☆

This is the first online novel I have read. Just as the little boy Tang San took a piece of broken iron and beat it time and time again, constantly knocking off the impurities in the piece of iron, making it smaller and smaller, and finally turned into a piece of fine iron, the pleasure of reading was created bit by bit. If there was any discomfort, it was probably the Blue Silver Grass at the beginning. This book is probably the beginning of the waste stream? I really hate the loser stream right now. Third Young Master first firmly said that Blue Silver Grass Soul cannot be cultivated, but later went back on his word and wrote that Blue Silver Grass was quite awesome. I've basically finished reading this book. It was a pleasure reading all the way through. The bad thing is that each stage of practice is too fragmented and repetitive with the previous stages, which sometimes makes people bored. You can't expect your IQ to be online in this book, just read it as a refreshing article. Recommendation index: ★★★☆☆

This is the kind of book you won't put down once you pick it up. The whole reading process was painless. I read it almost non-stop day and night. From the first moment when Meng Hao was kidnapped by that frost fairy Xu Qing, I expected a happy ending, and it turned out to be the case later. The majestic Nine Mountains and Seas breaking through the thirty-three day siege is a dream world that makes my blood boil to this day. The works behind his ears, whether it is "One Thought of Eternity" or "Three Inch World", Meng Hao has lost his passion forever and fallen into the quagmire of banter and comedy. I can only miss this book. Recommendation index: ★★★★★