Book List No. 4-science Fiction Category Book List

I found it by scanning the list a few days ago. I was interested in it when I saw the introduction. This time I found the right one. The heavens flow. The protagonist traveled to a world line of the Republic of China similar to "The Master" and was rescued by someone to become his teacher. The master is a martial arts figure who came to Tianjin from the Northeast to open a martial arts gym to build his own reputation. According to the rules, he has to join N families to establish a reputation before he can open the gym. Originally, everything went well until the last hurdle of the top martial arts gym. However, he believed the old rules and entered the Hongmen Banquet. He was surrounded and killed. The protagonist was also sent to prison for three months. After coming out, the protagonist, who has mastered martial arts and has a deep relationship with his master, naturally decided to take revenge and take revenge all over Tianjin. At present, he has kicked out two families, met a financial backer with a military background, and at the same time killed the ronin gang in the Japanese Concession due to his mission. Why read this book: To be honest, this book gave me a feeling of being a witch. I felt it right from the first chapter, and the description of the fights was also very good, giving it a movie-like feel. The characters are also well created, and the characters that have appeared so far are all impressive. Although it is based on the master's settings, it is basically an original copy, and it seems to be an original Juten-ryu. Why not read this book: I haven't thought of it yet. In general, I'll give it a try. I'll make a comment later depending on the situation.

A new book by the author of "Rebirth and Casting Dreams". I just discovered this two days ago when I read the post. I didn't expect to open a new book. Hong Kong comprehensive suture monster. The protagonist takes the system and is reborn on Hong Kong Island, where countless Hong Kong movies are mixed together, and becomes a member of the crime team. After going through certain dungeons such as Bodyguard of the Sea, Nightmare of the Lost Soul, Weilong on Truancy, One Man's Martial Arts, Kung Fu, Infernal Affairs, Black Society, PTU, etc., He has gained a lot both in terms of mission experience and reputation within the system, and has become the top celebrity in the group. Why I read this book: To be honest, I have tried quite a few Hong Kong-based fantasy novels. This is the first one that I found so good that I thought I might add it to my reading list. On the one hand, the author is also a veteran urban writer. The writing, coolness, and rhythm are very good, and some parts have the feel of a Hong Kong movie. In addition, stitching strange flows is often very problematic, but this book is relatively good at stitching. Why not read this book: In order to become a suture monster world, you must compromise on rationality. If you have obsessive-compulsive disorder, you need to be mentally prepared. In addition, the stitching mentioned above is relatively good, but there are still some problems in some places, especially the plot where you suddenly enter the kung fu dungeon to learn skills from a master, which is very toxic. In general, I'll give it a try. I'll make a comment later depending on the situation.

I have read this book before, and I saw it was put down by the apprentice of the ancestor of the Blood Knife. Later, I saw a friend recommend it, and I saw a few Amway patches. After trying it, I felt it was okay. Unlimited martial arts flow. The protagonist is reborn in the world of Lianchengjue and becomes the disciple of the Blood Knife Ancestor. He goes out and gets involved in the struggle between Ling Tuisi and Wan Zhenshan. After killing Ling Tuisi, he is hunted down. Like the original work, he joins forces with the Blood Knife Ancestor to fight Nansiqi on the snowy mountain. After that, the master and apprentice finally win the battle by luck. Then he entered the world of Swordsman and was involved in the Golden Pen Washing Hands incident. Entrusted by Mr. Mo Da, he rescued the Liu Qu family. After his martial arts progressed, he faced off against Zuo Lengchan and entered the Five Mountains Merger Incident. Why read this book: Although Jin Yong's colleagues are not as extinct as they were during the crackdown two years ago, there are still not many people who dare to write about it, and there are even fewer of them that can be read. This is one of them. The author's writing style is good, with a strong martial arts flavor. Combining some characteristics of Jin Yong and Gu Long, the effect is not bad. The Liancheng Jue chapter is relatively average, but the flavor of the Swordsman of Jianghu chapter feels good. Why not read this book: The protagonist is set to be a gangster whose parents have died and makes a living by cheating and kidnapping. He travels through time at the age of thirteen and worships the Blood Sword Ancestor as his teacher. He is basically like most of the natives. To be honest, this kind of character is very unpleasant. Secondly, the character of the protagonist is said to be both good and evil, but his acting style often feels inconsistent, and this is most obvious in the Liancheng Jue chapter. The author is deeply influenced by the old martial arts. Many choices in the plot are actually not the kind that most online readers like. I need to be mentally prepared before reading this. Finally, I personally like fanfics where the protagonist doesn't know the plot of the original work, because it allows the protagonist to figure out his own plan to pass the level without using the best choices along the way. However, in this book's Liancheng Jue chapter, I still chose to rely on the plot, and I tied up Shui Sheng and fled to the snowy mountains to fight Nansi Qi to the death. This setting has no merit for me. Also, the storyline related to Shui Sheng seems to be a bit hypocritical for the protagonist. Generally speaking, between grain and grass-to grain and grass, the evaluation will be revised depending on the situation in the future.

A friend recommended it before, but I clicked on it and looked at the title and found out that it was written by the master of the dark style. I didn't plan to read it because I had no interest in it. Then I went to the forum and found that there were quite a lot of Amway posts, and I was quite interested in the elements in it, so I gave it a try. It smelled really good. A strange apocalyptic novel. Thirty years ago, the red moon appeared, and the vast majority of people fell into madness and were contaminated and became part of the strange existence. The remaining refugees could only hide in the city, but even so they had to face random pollution incidents. The protagonist is the only survivor of the orphanage bombing many years ago. On the surface, he looks like an ordinary clerk, but in fact he has a "family" that is invisible to others but whose mind and ability are extremely abnormal. Therefore, he was noticed by the relevant departments as a mental abnormality, and was added to the group after testing. Why read this book: The author has made a huge change in both style and level in this book. I see many people making fun of it as someone traveling through time. First of all, the world view and the protagonist's power settings are very attractive. The family members suspect that the protagonist's negative emotions were split due to various events, causing the protagonist to become a good old man without extraordinary abilities. Of course, there is a high probability of being slapped in the face, but this process of constantly exploring secrets is also one of the pleasures of chasing articles. Moreover, the atmosphere creation and emotional rendering are also in place. For example, the protagonist's first mission involves a supernatural incident involving the leader of a dynamic social group. In fact, the ending has been thought of for a long time. After all, there are many similar routines that I have never seen before, but because of the writing power, it still feels a bit creepy when I see it. Why not read this book: The author is somewhat of an exclamation point maniac, but this situation seems to have lessened in the future; in addition, I read that when the author first opened the book, he said that this book was just for fun, and it was not necessarily a long one. I wonder if it will change now that it is getting more popular. Generally speaking, it is between Liangcao and Liangcao+. The evaluation will be revised depending on the situation in the future.

I found this on the forum a few days ago when I was reading an Amway post. When I clicked on it, I found out that it was a book that I had been forced to reject after reading the introduction. If someone hadn't recommended it, I wouldn't have clicked on it... Marvel fandom. The protagonist travels to the Marvel world, becomes a disciple of the Ancient One, and uses the Golden Finger to learn a series of Taoist skills. Currently, Goldfinger is used to obtain the white lights and black lights of the Lantern series, the power system of the Death series, etc., And has also been in contact with SHIELD and Iron Man. Why read this book: The author is not a movie fan. Not only movie characters, but also comic book characters appear one by one. At the same time, many characters from American TV series and movies have appeared as guest appearances. In fact, I really don't like the Eastern power setting in the European and American world view, because it can easily become the tone of those "Zhang Sanfeng Travels to Another World" back then, but this book combines Eastern Taoism with Marvel design Not too bad. Why not read this book: Although the combination of Taoism and magic is pretty good, the others are different. Starting from the God of Death, the dissonances that appear later are not small, and after the forcible integration into a power system, the number increases exponentially. Moreover, I feel that the main line has no sense of existence, and the branch lines are also a bit disconnected, leading to a sense of a running account. Also some of the old routines are a bit awkward. Overall, I think it's a good idea. I'll change my review later depending on the situation.

A new book from the author of "Pirates: Steel Chain Fingers". Invincible flow + plane traveling flow. The protagonist who was born with supernatural powers was kicked out of his plane and came to the Hunter World to become Kurapika's senior brother. At the same time, he learned the power of telekinesis - the embodiment of mythical weapons. Currently, he is preparing to kill the Phantom Troupe with his junior brother Kurapika because he was assassinated by Chrollo. Why read this book: It can be seen from the previous book that the author is good at combat scenes and combat skills, and the main character's telekinesis ability in this book feels very interesting. Plane travel is also my favorite genre, but unfortunately there are not many that I can read recently, but I still have high hopes for this one. Why not read this book: The reason for the protagonist's time travel is rather awkward, and it feels a bit like Aotianliu in his early years. Secondly, many people said that the male dialogue plot was a bit gay. Generally speaking, I personally feel that it is between food and grass. I will change the book review based on the situation in the future.

Xu Gongzi Shengzhi returns to the starting point for a new work. What is this, a fantasy version of urban flow? The protagonists are three domestic orphans who were adopted in Africa by grandfathers who are suspected to be the incarnations of Yang Zhu, Confucianism, and Mohism and were raised with Chinese education and various housekeeping skills. One day, the protagonist had a very strange lucid dream. After waking up, with the encouragement of his grandfather, he prepared to replicate the utopia in his dream in Africa. The current progress is to integrate the grandfather's Mohist clan and local gangs and start farming. Why read this book: I have read several books by Mr. Xu before. This time I will not write about mythological themes. I will start to enter the land of Africa like the more popular ones next door. He is also a well-known old author. Needless to say, his writing skills are also good. His character portrayal is also in place. The roles he has played so far are pretty good. I feel that his writings are largely about expounding his own views, and this book is the same. Whether it is acceptable or not depends largely on the difference between his views. Why not read this book: The explosive setting in the first few chapters is too discouraging. This is still a master. If a novice does this, he will be dead. I guess some people who are quite resistant to didactic texts can't stand it either. Regarding the African theme, although the main characters are not black, it is estimated that many people are still not interested in it. In addition, Xu Gongzi's writing is relatively plain, with not much climax and plot, so it is not suitable for those who cannot accept this style. Generally speaking, I feel that it is food and grass - go to food and grass, I will change my comment later depending on the situation.

This new book with big eyes, although I can't see it at the moment, I think it must be based on Xiling's worldview. By the way, the beginning of this book is much better than the previous two. At present, it is a western fantasy farming novel. The protagonist traveled to an unknown object in the sky of another world, and managed to escape after remaining in the state of a satellite spirit for who knows how many thousands of years. However, the possessed person is still not a good thing - the ancestor of a certain run-down family who has been dead for more than 700 years and was the founding prince of the country. After taking over the tavern, he found that he was also faced with a mess. The family territory was exactly where the demonic tide first broke out. After finally solving the problem, he went to the capital to meet with the king and informed him that the demonic tide was about to break out completely. At the same time, he activated his rights as a pioneer as the first generation of pioneer knights and went to new maps to open up new territories. At present, the protagonist is preparing to mobilize serfs and civilians to launch a nationwide mass production movement and start industrial farming. Why read this book: A big-eyed book, from the first few hundred chapters of hope Ling Na that drove countless people away, to Anomaly, which attracted countless new fans, to this one, obvious progress can be seen in every book. For example, the beginning of this book is obviously more gripping. Secondly, the identity of the protagonist is very interesting. The "Satellite Spirit" who can open the whole map and the seven-hundred-year-old ancestor who knows many secrets. I have to say that Big Eyeball's portrayal of this kind of old monster is much better than that of colleagues who wrote similar characters. He will not write like a guy who claims to be hundreds of years old but is actually a middle-aged boy. Secondly, the advantages of Big Eyeball have not been lost, and the group scenes are still so good. However, after all, the plot has just started to advance, and his best advantage of writing hard science fiction and epic feeling in a happy everyday style cannot be used. However, seeing that it has already involved the relics of the old empire, it is estimated that it will be soon, and I am looking forward to it. Having said that, in fact, for me, the reason why this book is eye-catching is enough. Why not read this book: Readers who previously thought his writing was geeky or disliked his gag style may still not like it. For now, I feel like we're just starting out with food and grass, and we'll talk about it after the plot progresses.

This book has been read by a lot of people since last week. It is said to be in the same style as the "Master God Investigator" that I recommended before. I tried it two days ago. The first two chapters felt unremarkable, but after reading a few more chapters, it became interesting. It's like unlimited flow. The protagonist is a dream-realization master who helps clients enter various film and television realms to realize their dreams. The first client is a second-generation girl who is obsessed with romance and wants to fall in love with Li Xunhuan and have children. The protagonist achieves his goal by pushing the entire world to achieve his goal by being 100% picked up with nothing and Jin Dunping, who must unconditionally protect his master as long as the deal is completed. The second customer is a second-year elementary school student who wants to fight BOSS with Super Kill Girl. This skill is to share his own status and hair growth. The former is currently developed to force a 50-50 split against the enemy, double the strength BUFF against the group of friends, and can infinitely restore energy through refreshing skills; the latter has no cool operations yet. Why read this book: Infinite Flow Imagination is actually about how to make the plot of the original work collapse while ensuring a certain degree of rationality, as well as various imaginative and playful operations. The first copy of this book was completed perfectly, and the various imaginative ideas made me laugh out loud many times. Why not read this book: One of the fatal shortcomings of imagination writing is the lack of follow-up. After all, people only have so many ideas, and they are gone once they are used up. Although the quality of the second copy is not bad, for now, it is not as good as the imagination and funny scenes of the first copy. I am worried that like many books, it will reach its peak after its debut... Overall, I feel like it's good enough for now, and I'll change my assessment later depending on the situation.

I have been following the author's last book, and even though I haven't finished it, I found out that I am going to start a new book... I have been following this one from the beginning, but later I was forced to give up on it due to the rather vulgar pretentious and slap-in-the-face plot, and I picked it up again a few days ago. Single player pseudo-infinite streaming. The protagonist gets a watch, so after the last second of each day, he gets an extra 24 hours in which the world stops. Later, he meets the owner of the watch and is invited to join the infinite flow world. The first copy is Desert Island Survival. It is found that the 24 hours of stillness in reality to the infinite world are much longer than the original time, which is enough for the protagonist to explore all the details. After learning the skills of the three NPCs, he returns to the real world. The second world is Initial D, and the third world is the Soviet-Finnish War. Now he has entered the world of pirates. Why I read this book: The setting is quite interesting, and the author's writing is good, making me feel comfortable reading it. Several copies are original copies. Although the appeal to readers is not necessarily stronger than fan copies, they are novel and do not follow the trend. In addition, the current pirate world feels a bit interesting. Why not read this book: In fact, the real world is not bad, but every time the protagonist returns to reality, he will be slapped in the face with a very vulgar pretense, and it is the kind that seems meaningless... Secondly, I feel that the selection of the dungeon is relatively niche, and the writing is more or less bland. Generally speaking, grain and grass - to grain and grass, we will re-evaluate based on the situation in the future.

Zhushengfutu's new book seems okay. Infinite-like flow with Cthulhu elements. The protagonist becomes the new monitor of time and space because he obtained the hourglass of time. For this reason, he is forced to confront the unspeakable existence that has polluted the river of time, and is looking for the target by entering different planes. Currently, he has passed through the lonely village plane and the wasteland plane, and entered the dark fairy tale plane. Why read this book: The infinite flow after the alienation of Cthulhu elements is quite interesting. Although the wasteland dungeon feels quite boring, I think the current dark fairy tale dungeon is good. Why not read this book: I personally feel that the wasteland dungeon is very average, and I was almost persuaded to quit, but fortunately I endured it and changed the dungeon; I really don't like fast time travel. I just entered a new dungeon, and the plot has not developed much, and then I have to change to the next one. It feels really unpleasant, but this set seems to be very popular recently, and the two books I read at the same time were like this... Generally speaking, grain and grass are -, I will re-evaluate later depending on the situation.

I read a few chapters before, but I felt it was too boring and put it down. Yesterday, I suddenly became interested and continued reading. I found that the more I read, the more exciting it became. Moreover, the author's writing skills in fighting are first-rate, and with the Hong Kong flavor, it feels like a great hero and a great tycoon who boiled the sea into wine. Unlimited flow + Chinese martial arts flow. The protagonist is a young martial arts master who was once powerful but retired from the world due to leukemia. As a result, he was taken into the infinite space called Jamfu by a mysterious fat man who claimed to be Tapir. The first dungeon is the Kowloon Walled City in 1986. The goal is to reach the seventh round in the Kowloon boxing ring, obtain the ancient novel hook sinking fragments and awaken the bird. The current dungeon seems to have come to an end. Why read this book: The author's writing is quite sophisticated, the plot and characterization are very high-level, and the fighting writing is very good. The duel between the martial arts masters is described very excitingly, the fists are to the flesh, the picture is full of sense, the protagonist is also very suitable for the cold-faced tough guy style of this kind of novel, but it is not unlimited as a martial arts writer, it is very exciting. In addition to traditional martial arts, the article also touches on traditional literature. For example, the infinite space seems to be designed based on the legend of the Classic of Mountains and Seas, and Lu Xun's ancient novels use hooks and sinking as props, which adds a bit more meaning. In addition, although it is a Chinese martial arts novel, it is not all a fight between hard bridges and hard horses. From the first chapter, there are various weird abilities. Later, there are zombies who are left in the world and refuse to go back, and the setting of awakening the spirits of mountain and sea scriptures to obtain their abilities. It is certain that the subsequent dungeons will not be limited to ordinary dungeons. Why not read this book: The author's update speed is very impressive, basically once a day. It is difficult to achieve good results like this. I wonder if there will be eunuchs in the future, especially when looking at historical records, this person has two eunuch novels with tens of thousands of words before... At present, I feel that it will start with food and grass. In the future, I will make changes based on the situation.

A new book by the author of "Into the Cultivation of Immortality". Cyberpunk writing. The protagonist, who was suspected to be a martial arts master, lost a duel for the fate of the world, causing the world to become cyberpunk, and he disappeared from then on and no one knew about it. I don't know how many years later, the protagonist with only half his head left in the beginning is picked up by a child deep in the garbage dump and brought home. He gradually regains his memory and builds his body. At present, because of offending the second generation who just took office as the local lord, the village will lose its asylum in a short period of time, and the mob will follow. The battle between the newly recovered protagonist and him is about to begin. Why read this book: Cyberpunk elements in online articles have always been in a niche among readers due to issues with reader acceptance. This book is considered to be of relatively high quality. At the beginning, by describing the story of a child's family, the cruel, cold and even dehumanizing flavor of cyberpunk is instantly brought out, and the impact is quite strong. The integration of cyberpunk prosthetic settings, programming, martial arts and other elements into a new set of so-called cyber martial arts should be considered a major feature of this book. To be honest, it is quite interesting and reflects the author's consistent imagination. Why not read this book: To be honest, it is normal that cyberpunk is not popular in the online literature circle. Not to mention that the ideological core of this type of writing about sociology, philosophy, etc. Is not popular. Even the design in which everything except the brain can be replaced by mechanical prostheses is unacceptable to most online readers, including me. This is a big reason why I personally don't like the alien beast genre. These problems naturally exist in this book; secondly, too much popular science about programming and the history of mathematics in the text is too boring for lay readers who do not want to understand. Those who are willing to continue reading can fast forward, and those who are unwilling will naturally give up. Generally speaking, I think it is considered as food and grass, and I will change my assessment later depending on the situation.

I found out from reading the book recommendation thread before that it is a pretty casual fast travel stream. A kind of fast-traveling novel. The protagonist discovers a bottle of mineral water with a sticky note on it, and thus enters an infinite flow-style game world. He can gain points by continuously clearing small dungeons in exchange for various abilities. Currently, I have formed a small guild of two with my girl. Why I read this book: When I first read the book introduction, I thought it was a routine similar to "It's a Small World with Endless Fun" in which you use a game to change the world. After reading it, I found that it was just about playing the game to discover the hidden plots of the game. It felt like it was a combination of many short stories and essays through the dungeon, but the ideas in most dungeons were very interesting. Why not read this book: First of all, the main line of this kind of daily casual flow is generally unclear, and this book is particularly obvious in this regard. Readers who care about this aspect may not be able to stand it, and it can be read all the time, and it feels like it is difficult to pick it up. Secondly, I personally feel that it is meaningless to make it into an online game. The presence of other players is very low, so sacrificing the fun of single-player goldfinger is a bit of a loss. Also, it seems that the protagonist is either a character with a big background and living among the people, or a reincarnated boss. I personally dislike this set. Generally speaking, food and grass -, we will re-evaluate based on the situation in the future.

I saw it when I was scanning the list two days ago. To be honest, just looking at the introduction, it looked like a standard novice novel. But after looking at the author's name, I found that it was written by an American comic author I had read before, so I thought I might give it a try. Marvel fandom + invincible flow. The protagonist is reborn in the United States during World War II, becomes Captain America's partner, and conducts super soldier experiments with Captain America to activate the Superman template system. Then he was sent to Italy by the military, relying on the Superman template to lead an unparalleled team to infiltrate and conquer the city of Rome, capture Mussolini, and become a brigadier general. Currently leading the US team to the Hydra base to rescue Bucky. Why read this book: As a veteran author of American comics with a good reputation, the quality of the American comics he writes is guaranteed. Although gold fingers are a standard element of Xiaobai's writing, the feeling of writing it is still quite good. A few days ago, the author published a single chapter complaining about the protagonist of a gangster-style fanfic, which is like a pirate novel and a ship-style novel. In the end, nothing remains the same. I feel the same way. For now, this book does not follow a pure plot line, but has undergone greater changes with the arrival of the protagonist. This is good, and I hope it can continue to be like this without ruining the writing. Why not read this book: Why is it emphasized not to write crashes? It's because the author has a lot of bad history in this area. He often writes crashes and then can't continue. The last eunuch, I can only say that I hope this won't be like this. However, this book is an invincible style that is easier to write crashes, which is really worrying. In addition, the beginning is relatively slow. Generally speaking, I think it should be considered as food and grass, and I will change my assessment later depending on the situation.

I found a new book by scanning the list a few days ago, and I personally think it's pretty good. Is it the space version of Amber Flow? In the parallel world of Earth, a major reversal occurred in the 15th century. The advanced civilization of the universe came to the earth, bringing the earth people into the interstellar era in one step, and also brought the extraordinary power of spiritual energy into the eyes of the earth people. From then on, the technology and civilization trees were completely crooked. The protagonist was reborn into this world in the first game and became a strong man. After overturning in the second game, he became a graduate of the first military academy on earth, also known as a moon man. He is currently serving in the earth colony, which is the new Yumen star. However, they happened to encounter a large-scale uprising by the local indigenous people, and were targeted by the Zerg who were waiting for an opportunity. At present, the protagonist and his party have just repelled the Zerg attack and awakened their psychic powers to become extraordinary beings. Why read this book: This can be regarded as the space version of Amber Style. Although there are some differences from Amber Style, the main points of interest are similar. The author referred to elements of games with space age backgrounds such as StarCraft and Stellaris, and wrote an interesting story about the great era of the universe. Coupled with the good writing style and relaxed writing style, it greatly reduces the dull feeling that may easily bring to readers who are not interested in this kind of subject matter. For example, I have never liked space-themed novels and star battleship novels, but this one seems to be quite to my liking. Why not read this book: There are a lot of complaints in the article. Readers who like it will have no problem, but those who don't will probably think it's the author's own pleasure. Overall, I think it's just food and drink. I'll change my assessment later depending on the situation.

I had collected it before and planned to read it, but I heard someone said that I gave up after the biochemistry copy collapsed. Two days ago, I read the book that Amway happened to have on hand, so I decided to give it a try. I felt that it was okay to ignore the plot. American police version of the dead schoolboy American TV series and Marvel world system text. The protagonist was reborn in a small town in the world of American TV series. He became a police officer because of the police system. He started in the town, solved a few cases and then went to Houston as a businessman. He went to Raccoon Town on a business trip and encountered a biochemical crisis, and escaped from a nuclear explosion and returned to the city. Then he was transferred to Los Angeles because of Stark's relationship. He had just returned from a cross-provincial pursuit of gang leaders in New York and was spending Christmas Eve. Why I read this book: I am interested in both American dramas and detective stories, not to mention this article that has both. And as mentioned in a post I read before, this book has quite an American flavor, and its description of American society is at least much better than many of the author's colleagues. And as a force-oriented police detective, although I feel like the golden finger given to the protagonist is a little too big, the feeling of satisfaction is still sufficient. Why not read this book: The first few chapters are a bit cheesy, and the protagonist's tone is not pleasant and is in great contrast with the rest of the story; and then there is the Resident Evil copy, the biggest point of this article. In fact, the main theme of the novel, the detective story, is not in harmony with the Marvel world view, but I can make do with it, but the Resident Evil copy is different, and it conflicts with the previous two. It's a big break, and it's very inconsistent to put it in the same world. I really can't bear it, but skipping it doesn't actually affect the plot. Also, because the author started to update around the time it was released, basically updating 10,000 words a day. Once the number of words in the update increases, the inevitable decline in the quality of the novel will come. From now on, it feels like it's a lot less watery than before, and it even feels a bit like a running account in some places... Overall, I'll give it a dry ration. I'll make a comment later depending on the situation.

I had read this book when I was scanning the list before. After reading the introduction, I thought it was another gimmick and I didn't read it. It wasn't until the author recommended it two days ago that I discovered that it was a new book rewritten by the author of the book "Labyrinth of the Dead" that I loved before. An infinite stream of weird and horror variants, somewhat similar to "Thriller Park". It inherits the world view, protagonist and Goldfinger from the previous book, but it can basically be read as an independent story. If you haven't read the previous book, it will not affect your reading. Just like the book, it's a story about a dead man traveling through different worlds, trying to complete tasks and strive for an early resurrection. In order to get rid of the control of the main god or the organization, the protagonist deliberately failed the mission and destroyed himself. However, for some reason, he lost his memory and started over. However, the main god deliberately targeted it as a punishment. Regardless of the completion of the task, it was automatically changed to the lowest rating, and even the rewards were not deducted but were on the verge of being wiped out. Fortunately, the protagonist successfully solved the problem by using a 50-50 reward for leading teammates to do high-rating tasks. Currently, I have cleared three dungeons based on PlayerUnknown's Battlegrounds, Dead by Daylight, and Five Nights at Freddy's. Why read this book: The setting of dead people being resurrected by completing tasks to gain internal organs, although it was used in the previous book, is still quite interesting. Although I don't think the other copies are as amazing as the first one, they are still good. Why not read this book: First of all, the conflict with the market manager's few sidekicks was relatively routine, and the Cthulhu-type lolita completely devoured the daughter of the current teammate before. When she was just a piece of meat, it was nothing like a tool. Now, while having so much fun with others as teammates, it feels weird to go home and fight with the lolita... In addition, the current daily plot feels quite conflicting with the dungeon style. I personally don't like it very much. Generally speaking, it's just food and grass. I'll change my assessment later depending on the situation.

I saw it on a friend's book list before and tried it myself. It suits me better. Gaowu Wuxia Literature Online Game World Golden Finger. The virtual online game system jumped to a certain high-level martial arts world and was picked up and bound by the protagonist. The protagonist entered the online game world to learn martial arts, and learned the secrets of various martial arts from different NPC masters, and the NPC masters also had their own emotions. Immediately after that, he was sent to the Chufeng Club where young heroes gathered by the elders with great connections in reality. He made a few friends and met the heroine. After experiencing a conspiracy in the world, he came back to continue his hard training and wait for the next time he truly enters the world. Why read this book: First of all, the writing is very good, and it has the flavor of Fenghuo's "Swordsman in the Snow". It makes a story that is not very innovative very interesting. I also like the protagonist's character very much. It is a kind of heroic character with an innocent heart that is not very popular nowadays. As long as it does not deliberately play some disgusting and bloody scenes where a gentleman is bullied, it can be regarded as a good one. From the current point of view, the author does not look like such a dead literary youth. In addition, the supporting characters are also well portrayed, especially the Shaolin NPC master, who reminded me of Meng Qi's uncle and master in "The Greatest One". Why not read this book: First of all, although I like this novel very much, I have to admit that the story is indeed quite cliche, with mostly traditional plots, and classic clichés such as the heroine disguised as a man, and the old man beside her who is ordinary but is indeed an expert in the world. However, similar stories written by different authors are different. Secondly, the protagonist is not a time-traveler but a native. He is still a relatively decent character, so many people may not be interested in it. At present, the assessment of grain and grass is tentative, and the assessment will be revised depending on the situation.

I read this book before when I was scanning the list, but I gave up after reading the first chapter. Later, many people tried Amway again in the comment area of my book list and found it to be great. I can only say that the beginning is too ordinary and too confusing... Alternative infinite flow, somewhat similar to the style of fantasy world travel. The protagonist is a member of an organization that rebels against the Lord God, and is responsible for magically modifying various plot worlds to obtain the Lord God's data. The first copy is the Meteor Butterfly Sword. With my mind wide open, I staged the Meteor Butterfly Sword: Batman Returns. I became a fu, transformed Meng Xinghun into Batman who is good at Pegasus Meteor Fist, and transformed Sun Xiaodie into Catwoman who is best at the Cat Fist in Ranma 1/2. Even at the end of the copy, I created the Ritsu Kagawa version of the Joker, Hua Fengfeng version of Harley Quinn, and Tu Dapeng version of Bane. There is also Ye Xiang's version of Green Arrow. It seems that this 3V3 can be played for a lifetime... The second dungeon is the world of Faerun. The protagonist goes there with a team of newcomers. As a result, most of the ability fees are consumed due to the crushing of world rules. A certain android teammate only has one ball left to use, and is currently preparing to sell his shell for money. Why read this book: This book is clearly about playing the tricks of magic to change the infinite world, and it is very imaginative. It turns the Meteor Butterfly Sword into a replica of Batman and can't do more than 6 part-time jobs. The second biggest advantage is that the complaining style is humorous enough, and various jokes will make you laugh endlessly, such as the installation of this on Batman's armor. The small speaker plays the BGM of Pegasus Meteor Fist every time a punch is struck, haha; as a novel with a tongue-in-cheek and imaginative flow, I think the writing style of this book is quite good, which is why I can continue reading it, and the author can write funny plots, but when it comes to seriousness, I feel that the writing is still very good. Why not read this book: First of all, there is the problem at the beginning. The first chapter is really poisonous, and the last two chapters are just so-so, making it difficult to read. Secondly, most of the time the jokes are played very well, but in some places the jokes are overdone and a bit embarrassing. Thirdly, some of the views expressed in the article or private goods may conflict with mine. Overall, I rate Liangcao and look forward to its follow-up development.