Main Idea, World View, Lao Bai Wen, Probably..

There is actually one... It has a lot less notes than the physical book (the comments made by the two authors in the notes are very interesting) I love Dragonlance so much that I found the last two books from the school library (I don't know who borrowed the first one and then lost it (눈_눈)), and silently made up for this one.

The ones I look forward to updating the most every day are Best Friend, King, and Sword of Dawn. But to be honest, this book is more enjoyable to read together (but I can't help but click it orz) I have been chasing Squid's books since the beginning of Arcana, and this author gives people a positive feeling. Each book is better than the last. In fact, needless to say, such a good book is recommended by many people. The setting of Cthulhu + SCP, the protagonist is the king of the 25th generation, and his characteristics are sincere and poor. The name Klein reminds me of Dragonlance.

I didn't have enough time and only watched the beginning Different from the name, the world setting is unexpectedly scientific (although it is still a game in the end) I originally thought that I was addicted to unscientific online games, but I didn't expect that I was rescuing an Internet-addicted teenager. A little different setting will make people very comfortable.

The author died in the last book, so he started a new one. I don't know the plot clearly, after all, it's only a few chapters. But the author's name "Qin Ding" is a guarantee. "Crossing the Heavens to Become an Evil God" is a very good anti-routine article.

Another spiritual energy revival, but this one is already very spiritual. The main character never fights and is very weak. You rely on the game console in your hand to become stronger. The games in the game console will become reality in the future and be released on major video networks through a bug account (this setting is also very common, but other novels usually publish tasks that the protagonist does by himself, but here the game played by the protagonist is transformed into real-life special effects). The characteristic is of course the setting for playing the game. It is really the kind of game that uses a controller, not a real-life game. Moreover, the plot of the game is really well written and very touching. The main line is probably to play games to revive spiritual energy and increase the number of people with superpowers. So this is actually a game novel (emphasis added). I personally don't like the author's description of daily life outside the game. I basically spend my time outside the game happily playing with girls. The male protagonist is set to be a straight man, but there are many girls, who seem to be pretty good-looking, and they all seem to have gone from being ordinary friends to having a crush on the male protagonist without the male protagonist knowing. A harem with multiple female protagonists is acceptable, but it was really uncomfortable to deliberately make the protagonist single but be secretly loved by a girl. After seeing the plot a few times, I thought about removing it from the bookshelf, but I came back because the game was so well written. Maybe it's because I was so disgusted by those Lipifang authors who knew at a glance that they were going to start a harem but they wrote about misunderstandings or curiosity that turned them into likes. I feel sick to my stomach when I see these. Sometimes it even seems like just subscribing to the game chapters. Everything about relationships is a failure. Of course, this book is still very good, even the girl plot is slightly uncomfortable. But because I have high expectations for this work, I think this is a flaw (in fact, after reading this chapter, I found that readers like girls). If the author's real-life plot can be as good as the game plot, I think this book can be regarded as a god (I won't brag, other people's opinions show that I have poor taste). PS: The one who caused me the most discomfort was the one named Qiao Muyi. The reason was of course that she was doing all sorts of things and I found it very annoying. The superpower is Lu Xiaoshu's Demon King System (probably), and the way it cuts my heart makes me uncomfortable. I like innocent, obedient and cute girls who don't exist in the third dimension... I don't accept people saying that I am biased against women. I am a woman, but if there is a woman with a character like mine in the novel, I will absolutely hate her.

Emmmm... How should I put it... This book... You must have seen the heroine, it is the kind of world view where women do what men should do, and men act like weak women. And the protagonist is that man, he is really pitiable (xian) and pitiful (mu)! The plot is probably an ordinary harem romance (in fact, it feels like it may have a single female protagonist, but there are a lot of ambiguities), and it feels like a female-channel novel. The protagonist is super beautiful, many women (equivalent to men) want to pursue the protagonist, and after so many chapters, the protagonist only has one best friend who is male to set off the protagonist (the father has too few scenes). This thing is really toxic on male channels. Later, when I saw the author's official complaint, I realized that this setting is equally toxic on female channels (so I put it in the omnipotent two-dimensional version). The good thing about the book: Of course it's the setting! What was originally an ordinary popular romance became very interesting because the male protagonist took the female protagonist's script. Of course, although there are few books of this type, it is not unique. Another excellent thing here is that it assumes that women are naturally physically stronger than men (of course the biology teacher doesn't think so), and the protagonist becomes stronger by cheating. (A little guy who doesn't count as a golden finger has enhanced his reaction ability for some reason... Speaking of which, the protagonist's golden finger is the face that all girls like) This setting is a bit more scientific than those unscientific novels that show that women are physically weaker than men in order to make the male protagonist stronger, but because of some nonsense reasons, it has become a feminist society. In short, this is a book with an ordinary plot but a poisonous and imaginative setting. If there are straight male readers who want to understand the old female TV routines but can't shame it, they can learn about it and just change the gender of the male and female protagonists. PS: My mind is really blown.

大佬新书诶*罒▽罒* 这是个除了日常什么都很棒的大佬（起码在pm文中是这样） 主角的金手指是上一本书主角的眼镜系统（所以说主角是眼睛郎诶） 这大概是一只平民忍者掌握Pokemon忍术站在时代巅峰的故事。又是一个科研型主角，与蛇叔狼狈为奸（雾），掌握核心科技。 其实火影我没看过多少啦，只有大概两位数的集数吧，但这本书还是能看懂的。而且不像其他同人一样挂开得又大，妹撩的又多，感觉就像是一个发生在火影世界的优质玄幻故事（原谅我玄幻看多了）。

To be honest, the main character's settings are weird. He can inexplicably turn on and off his hearing (you are a human, not a machine). The protagonist is a Kanto aboriginal who inherits the setting of the elf protagonist who has always had a full level of physical skills (fog). He loves Pokémon very much and is in the second grade. There are some good jokes in the middle, and the author also worked very hard to write a character who truly loves elves, which is updated and stable. The shortcoming is that my writing skills are not good (it seems strange for a high school student to say such mature words) The setting of the Pokémon world is not too dark or too beautiful like other articles, and the setting is very reasonable. The imaginary ideas are really great, for example, the crystal rock snake was made by humans. Nowadays, it seems that some elf novels also have a nerdy smell, but that's not the case here. This is the story of a boy who wants to become a Pokémon Master.

I haven't started reading it yet. I've always liked the elf novels (shell-breaking cuteness is the best), but I haven't seen many fanfics before, and they were terrible (either the plot was great and the writing was so bad that it was only 19 chapters, or I was mindlessly catching mythical beasts, and my IQ was so low that there was a harem in the elf world). What have I seen before? My Gardevoir, the Pokemon that travels the wrong way is good. There is also a book on Tieba called "Dragon's Fate" (I really like Dragon's Fate, it is a masterpiece in my opinion). I haven't read much of this book. The very different thing is that the protagonist is a breeder. It's rare to see people in this profession, and very few even participate in the gorgeous competition. The plot is natural and smooth. Although it is also written that the elf world is not a utopia, and a trainer without money cannot be as successful as Xiaozhi (it seems that every elf fan will mention this?), But it is not dark, and the characters are all kind, because the main work is originally for young people. (The reason why I say this is probably because I was tricked by those dark fans)

The fantasy that I have been reading is rare, let alone well-written. The differences between Sanyu and Locke at the beginning, and later the different ideas between the returning group and the troublemaking group, all show that this is a group time travel, rather than a golden finger that treats other time travellers as the protagonist (the protagonist has a high status and is trusted by others, and then the other time travelers are all gone). I like Hanfeng the most (even though he is a pervert). I had an inexplicable fondness for Hanfeng when I first saw him, probably because he resembles Beifeng (facts tell me that Hanfeng and Beifeng are both perverts). There is also a lot written about Honest Yunero, and the transformation from a free traveler to a king is also very reasonable. You can't remember the names of the characters, even in your lifetime, but when you see the race, you can remember what kind of character that person is. The time travelers are all flesh and blood. Being able to remember so many people with different personalities also shows the author's skill. (I feel like when I use the word "skill", I instantly feel like I am a boss, but unfortunately I am not) The game collapsed a bit in the later stage, and everyone felt bored after almost becoming legendary, waiting for the bosses from heaven and hell to invade.

The author of Dead Eunuch is back, and I'm very impressed by this guy who abandoned the game as soon as it was released (I didn't even download it after so long). The author vowed to finish the book, but the updates are still very mysterious, maybe every two or three days... Actually, I haven't read One Piece, and I don't know the plot. I haven't read the Pirates fandom, so I don't know what the routines of other books are like. But this book is very comfortable to read, the plot is smooth, and the writing is good (actually, I don't know what writing is, but I see other people commenting on the book like this), and it doesn't have the phenomenon of crazy fandom among salted fish fans (the setting is that Luffy hasn't gone to sea at this time? The plot has been forgotten for too long). I forgot about the plot because I stopped updating for so long. The details I like are... Probably because there is no female protagonist and the system is not obvious. (There is no particularly cute part in this book, but the whole book is cute)

It's great, I like it very much. The author has a lot of knowledge about mythology (I can't remember the names of the gods anyway), and the small details that the length/distance units use the units of that era are great (but I can't remember it) I have been obsessed with ancient Egypt recently. When I saw the wild bull and the pyramids, I thought of Egyptian gods. However, I didn't know much about the image of the gods, so I guessed wrong (I actually thought it was Horus, wasn't it that the Pharaoh was a strong wild bull?). Anyway, I'm already looking forward to Egypt, Zeus or whatever, hurry up and overthrow it, and then let's pay attention to Mayat! ! ! Then I feel that the protagonist has a high IQ. He is just a male nurse, but he can count everything. But this can be regarded as an unspoken rule. If the protagonist is not powerful, what will readers see? The villain is already great without losing his IQ. (Zeus being violent is the original setting of the myth)

It feels as good as Zhang Xiaohua's book, and it has an unknowingly funny style. A great book, and no eunuchs. (Forgive Qiu, a newbie who is often bullied by eunuchs, but has an inexplicable obsession with updates)

Meow meow meow meow meow... Excellent novel except for the updates Ci Miao is never afraid of the shit shoveling officer who urges updates. Qiu always sees the author asking for leave again and yells that I don't want to read it anymore, and then secretly goes online late that night to see if Ci Meow has been updated.

In fact, my first reaction when reading a novel for newcomers with less than 200 chapters is that I am afraid of eunuchs, but they are just good-looking. It is about a certain White Dragon's Infinite Adventure. The first world is the Three-Body Problem (I feel like very few writers would write about this world), and the second one is Harry Potter. One thing that attracted Qiu's attention was that in the second world, the Trisolaran found that this world was extremely similar to a certain book ("Harry Potter") in the protagonist's memory, so he guessed that he was also a product of a certain book ("The Three-Body Problem"). The people from other worlds who were taken away by the protagonist in other infinite streams never paid attention to this. This special feature makes Qiu feel that the author is very careful.

I don't read many supernatural books (actually this is almost the only one). The style of painting is not horror, but more suspenseful (if you watch it late at night, there will be a buff). Some of the events are described through dialogue, which reduces the horror... It should be. I like this book very much. Even as a poor person, I want to reward it_(:з∠)_ And the author is so productive!