Books Worth Reading in the Urban Genre

This is a seedling, and the number of words is not very large yet. This book mainly tells the story of Lu An who travels to a different world with the same name and surname, similar family and world background, and is bound to the unmanned system of Shanghao. He is required to consume the amount set by the system every day. When the consumption reaches a certain amount, the level is upgraded, the daily consumption quota is increased, and he starts to live broadcast on the Internet and pretend to be awesome in the Internet literary world. I have read several books of this type recently. This book is not the best, but it is good among serialized books of this type. The sense of immersion in the early stage is not very strong, but it gradually gets better after dozens of chapters. Readers who like this genre can take a look.

In the previous life, Chu Jiashu had been a well-behaved and obedient child, living step by step according to the circle drawn by his mother and the planned life path. Until he was about to leave college at the age of twenty-two, a sudden car accident made him paralyzed, which brought his step-by-step life to an abrupt end. In the next ten years, he indulged himself in the world of movies, curious about the ups and downs of the world, and enjoyed the unrestrained freedom. In this life, Renly was reborn into a down-and-out British aristocratic family. His aristocratic lineage limited his freedom of choice. However, Renly, who had tried and had freedom in this life, did not compromise. Instead, he broke free from the prison that restricted his freedom, chose the acting career that he liked and loved, and worked hard towards his ideal step by step. It's a pretty good entertainment article, written fluently.

It's a very interesting book. The protagonist Lin Fan changed two jobs after graduation and was cheated one after another. Then in his prime, he decided to start a stall selling hand cakes in front of an elementary school. The poor business made the protagonist doubt his life. After unexpectedly obtaining the most powerful encyclopedia in history, he unlocked the first page of content related to the protagonist's current profession, and the god-level skill of grabbing pancakes. After completing the task on the previous page, the next page will be automatically unlocked. From then on, the protagonist has gone further and further on the road to unlocking the "next page content". The writing is good, and although the content is a bit exaggerated at times, it doesn't particularly affect the viewing experience. New bookworms who like urban system flow to pretend to be slapped in the face can check it out.

Another masterpiece of urban entertainment by Beichen. The previous one is a must-read masterpiece in urban entertainment. The protagonist of this book, Nie Wei, becomes a student at Beijing Film Academy. With the memories of his past life, he writes novels and scripts, and at the same time he acts, makes movies, and invests in some industries. He becomes the richest actor among the powerful actors in the entertainment industry, and it is not objectionable to have a golden finger. A very good novel, I recommend everyone to read it.

The newly discovered book "Seedlings" does not have many words yet, but the book is extraordinary. Li Changqing, a famous college student, worked at the Provincial First People's Hospital after graduation. He became a scapegoat because he couldn't stand the performance of the traditional Chinese medicine hospital for medical accidents and exposed the truth. After returning to his hometown in the mountain village, he bound the Zhuzi Baijia system and opened the three schools of agriculture, Confucianism and medicine in advance. Rely on agriculture to support yourself, rely on Confucianism to nourish Haoran's righteousness, and rely on medicine to save lives and heal the wounded. The writing style of this book is smooth and natural, with an indescribable charm that makes readers consciously indulge in it.