A Book About Passionate Battles and Decisive Killings

Shuangwen dry food. The male protagonist is very wretched, has a harem, and has a very difficult time collecting the Ringless Suit of Hateland. It is a very popular work, at least it is better than those so-called God Overlords. This is the third Tang San book I have read. I am completely familiar with his routines and the plot has lost its freshness. But since this is the first time I've seen his studs with multiple heroines, it's okay to attract attention.

It can be seen that San Shao's books are obviously aimed at younger readers. I have read this book before, and what I can remember is that it seems to be a cliché novel with a single heroine, but I don't have any disgust with it. It's like raising a family. Maybe everyone will read something a bit more white when they start their journey of fantasy novels. But after reading a lot, when I look back at the book I read at the beginning, I may feel that it is terrible. But for newcomers, it is a good start. For old bookworms, just take a detour when you see this name, because there will be no surprises. The plot is a bit simple and routine, and the book is aimed at young people, but it doesn't brag, it makes money honestly, and it is written for children. I don't think anyone can mess with this kind of approach. I guess this is the reason why San Shao has been ranked first in the income list of writers for so many years.

The first time I read Zichuan was the early physical book. I was just in junior high school at that time, and I went to the bookstore to read books every day. I read many early online novels such as The Legend of Wukong and Zhu Xian in the bookstore. Then in high school, I waited for updates every day, and stopped reading for half a year. When I read it again, I was happy to find that I no longer had to wait for updates, the book was finished. . . Every year after that, I probably watched Zichuan several times. In this kind of memory that resembles a running account, Zichuan did teach me some rare things and also brought me very precious thoughts. In other words, I am very lucky to have witnessed an era when online articles still retained the author's most precious thoughts. I am very lucky to have read Zichuan's book. In that era, we could tolerate the author's slow updating. In that era, words were still words. In that era, they were extremely precious.

I personally think it's a pretty good article, and I recommend it. The creative writing is still good, but why does it become more and more depressing the more I read it... The precious resources gained through hard and bloody battles are spent lavishly in some inexplicable places, and it doesn't seem to get stronger.

It was jelly grass in 2006, but even if I get it now, it's still a piece of food. After all, there are actually too few people writing about this kind of subject matter, and the unique writing style of Pencil Knife is what keeps me thinking about it. As the title suggests, the fighting scenes are very well written, very burning, and very passionate. It is a very special article. In the world of Yisui, magic, stallions, and harems, it was simply a strange flower~a strange flower in a positive sense...

The protagonist has a calm personality and is decisive in killing. The writing style at the beginning is also very ordinary, not flashy and eye-catching. But as I read further, I discovered the differences in this book. The setting, plot and combat are all remarkable!

It's a very interesting Marvel fantasy novel, and it's rare to read it. The Marvel world itself is famous in the fandom for its chaos of eating books, slapping people in the face, and bragging. At present, this book still has an outline. It is very valuable that every incident can be coherent from occurrence to resolution and follow-up without major loopholes. The descriptions of the protagonists and characters are mainly humorous and amusing. Although it is a bit taken for granted, at least there is no poisonous point of bitterness, hatred, conspiracy and conspiracy. The writing is excellent, the characters are in line with the author's personal settings, and the writing style is relaxed. There is no harem, no kneeling girls, no torture points, and the cool points of pretending to be stylish behind the scenes are also in place. Overall, this book is worthy of critical acclaim among Marvel fans.

A high-quality fantasy~~ The protagonist has a good personality, a calm and optimistic personality, and a little bit of passion. What is worthy of recognition is that the protagonist is not a selfish person and can unite his companions. This is relatively rare and is one of the highlights. The character setting is also good. As of now, the supporting characters are not wonderful, but they can be said to have distinctive personalities. The character's IQ is also okay. Instead of taking the route of fighting for hegemony, I took the path of building colleges and schools, which is more in line with my taste and is also one of the highlights.

A very interesting fan novel, I recommend it~~ This is a story about a protagonist who is full of unconfidence and cowardice, and who also has to forcefully pretend to be cool. He faces a group of mentally retarded people and then becomes even more mentally retarded. Even with the addition of alien elements such as the Old Ones, it is still a ridiculous story that makes people feel awkward. The prophecy of the time traveler was completed by the protagonist, which can be regarded as a kind of talent. This technique of avoiding the advantages of the original work and amplifying the shortcomings does not seem to be a patent of the crew of Fengyun 2...

A very good fairy tale novel, the fairy tale version of The Deer and the Cauldron, is a story about people who are mean but God refuses to accept them. Frankly speaking, the writing was okay, and Golden Finger was enough, but when I saw that his master, who was very kind to him, was killed because he made enemies, I couldn't stand it anymore. Although the author immediately gave him a golden finger to give his master another chance, it seemed that he could not die. But it's still disgusting. I haven't learned much about my skills, but I learned how to show off first. After I finish pretending, I still don't have the ability to deal with the consequences myself, which affects my relatives and friends around me. This kind of person is really... Uncomfortable. The biggest problem with this book is that the conflict creation is too simple and crude, and the enemy is inexplicably opposed to others, and the enemy is inextricably linked to the protagonist. Forget it once or twice, it's like this every time, why don't you have so many stupid brains? You immortal who cultivates farts, why don't you cultivate your brain first?

A masterpiece by the third young master of the Tang family! A-Dai, a simple and kind-hearted thief, was taken away by the powerful alchemist Coris for some purpose during a robbery. Ah-Dai's fate changed from then on. Destiny pushed him to save the number one killer in the mainland. In order to take revenge, the King of Killers forcibly took Ah-Dai to a remote town and taught him all he had learned. Will Ah-Dai, who gets along with the killer, turn into a devil?

Ancient civilizations, lost treasures, mysterious ancient tombs. Using a fragment of a secretary's book passed down from the protagonist's family as a guide, three contemporary gold-touching captains uncovered layers of ancient mysteries in the bizarre underground world. What is the nine-story demon tower under the great glacier of Kunlun Mountain? It contains the tombs of the disappeared kings of the ancient demon kingdom, the strange burial ditch, the mysterious mica, the nine-story "gold" tower underground, and the piles of dried bones in strange ancient costumes. Are there any unknown creatures here?

A very nice swordsman! Although "Flying with a Sword" is said to be a fairy tale, it actually tells a story about the cultivation of monsters, and it is a work set in a modern city. Don't be surprised, this is Toad's creative style, which can be summed up in eight words: unconstrained and easy to use. And this is not his first creation with this background, so there is relatively little description of the worldview in the book, and the basic framework is completed only after nearly a hundred chapters. But this can explain one thing more, that is, the content in the early stage is more substantial. A large number of characters with different relationships, identities, and backgrounds appear alternately, which also pave the way for the subsequent chapters. This is also a common method used by Toad to open the chapter. In Toad's previous works, what impressed readers the most was often not the protagonist or the plot, but some classic sentences occasionally mixed in the article, or some of his thoughts, such as the three pieces of advice Granny Huai gave to Xu in the article, which were also three pieces of advice given to young people by experienced people. There is also a sentence written at the front of "Flying Immortal with a Sword": "The older a person grows, the more he understands the world. The longings and fantasies he once had will be shattered by reality one by one." This is actually a very realistic portrayal of life, and it is also the life trajectory that Toad has given to the protagonist of the article. The protagonist Xu Liao was ostracized by other members of the school's Cosplay club, leaving him alone on the street. The most important thing was that the miserable Xu Liao didn't bring any money, so he had to walk towards home. Xu, after four hours of hiking in the starry sky, suddenly his bloodline awakened, and it was the awakening of a great inheritance from another generation. The most important thing is that what he awakened was the bloodline of the Immortal Tree, the foundation of the Heavenly Palace. It seems that fools are indeed blessed with fools. At this point, Toad has also begun to unfold to us a "fairy world" where monsters are rampant and bizarre. I felt that the overall style of Toad's new work is closer to a series of comics about humans, gods, immortals and monsters that I saw in comic magazines a few years ago, but I can't remember what that comic was called. At that time, I had a feeling that if the comic style was integrated into the online article, or the comic form was directly written into a novel, the intuitive image and the specific description of events and images in the text would be well integrated, which would definitely further improve the appreciation and reading appeal of the online article. I think Toad did this very well in "The Flying Sword". In the comment area of ​​the book, a book friend once jokingly left a message: "It would be very interesting if the book was adapted into a comic." It seems that now it brings back memories not only of those born in the 1980s, but also those born in the 1990s. As mentioned in the previous article, fairy tales set in modern cities, or even fairy tales with monsters as the protagonists, are no longer innovative or unimaginable in Toad. Whether in ancient times or in the future, they are all based on the society in which human beings live; whether they are gods or monsters, they are all based on human beings. It's like the Storm Legion threatened him with force after learning about Xu's awakened bloodline, but they were cowardly and selfish when they saw a being more powerful than them. It exists in the demon world as well as in the world of human cultivation.

A very scary and fun urban supernatural novel, Ao Wuchang's comeback, a refreshing urban supernatural novel. The plot was originally a daily rant, but it has gradually turned into a routine of escalating battles. It has been updated to more than 700 chapters. The protagonist is a virgin, and there are several dead women (villains), and there are two women who had an affair with the protagonist and then gave it away in the blink of an eye. The forced and funny writing style is embarrassing. In order to highlight the uniqueness of the protagonist, the protagonist's weapon is a flying hammer (!). The protagonist does not have a harem, but the supporting characters have various harems. Even the supporting characters who are soy sauce have a harem. The protagonist's master also has a large harem. At the same time, the female villain is intimate with others, and the descriptions of the master and the harem are very detailed and obscene. Overall, this book is just a short story about killing beauties and watching others show off their love. The plot is getting more and more clumsy. It can be said to be Ao Wuchang's failed comeback.

Being the most awesome mercenary~~ Military novels have to be compared with The Wolf Pack from time to time. In fact, as a refreshing article, this book is still OK. (The shortcoming of Wolfpack is that becoming a mercenary is too "natural" at the beginning, and everything else is fine.) As for this mercenary novel, although there is an imbalance in the golden finger part, the author still put some effort into it at the beginning. The survival in Africa, the conflicts of the war, and the conflicts after returning to China are all pretty good. The war atmosphere and description of brotherhood are not bad, and there is a lot of useful information. However, this book is really too long. I think it can only be considered the first and middle stages of the book. I feel that it is quite good to read through Shuhuang. At present, I am only partial to it. I will review it after reading Shuhuang in the future. PS: No one dares to say that military novels are absolutely professional, but this one is better than the urban novel about soldiers picking up girls. If you are a little bit poisonous or unreasonable, just let it go.

The third young master of the Tang family is a masterpiece. It's very beautiful. I like the line "Fire Flame!" In it the most, and it solves all the problems. . . The book Dionysus is not as profound as the previous two books. The poisonous points weaken QAQ, and I understand that people may travel through time after death! ! ! This provides an important way of thinking about philosophical issues that I have been thinking about since childhood.