[Fantasy Bookstore] Let Your Imagination Run Wild and Bid Farewell to the Book Shortage (Mainly Recommending Seedlings)

I found another good American comic book. The protagonist travels to the Marvel world and obtains a system that can extract heroes from Valoran. The naughty protagonist uses Jinx's black technology to fight with Iron Man, which is quite interesting! The characters of the original work are all interpreted very realistically. The main character knows how to create a rebellious and genius boy character for himself after traveling through time, which is also a highlight. It is still a seedling. Will check back and comment later.

A niche Greek mythology novel (currently there are elements of Egyptian mythology, and perhaps more mythological worlds will be interspersed in it later). The protagonist is Thanatos, the god of death in Greek mythology (yes, the god of death who ran errands for Hades and was kidnapped by mortals). After traveling through time, he became powerful again and regained his authority. There are some modern embarrassments in the first few chapters, but the flaws are outweighed. In the later period, it gradually enters the state. The writing has an epic flavor, and the majestic mythological background is presented to the readers. The protagonist is cool and handsome, and the supporting characters have online IQs. It is very refreshing to read, and you can't stop after you get into it. It can be seen that the author has made full preparations, consulted a lot of information, and restored a real mythical world in front of readers. But it also contains the author's own understanding of mythology, and his perspective is more comprehensive and objective. (For example, understanding what the gods do from a mortal perspective) To sum up, this is a very thoughtful novel that also popularizes mythological knowledge. Of course, there are also two author designs, so you have to pay attention!

I want to send a razor blade to the director of Avengers 3. I have been looking for American comic book fans recently, and this one is pretty good. The protagonist travels to the Marvel world and obtains the Overwatch system, which allows him to transform into various heroes in the game to fight. The author's explanation is very easy to understand, and even someone like me who has never played Overwatch can easily understand it. As far as the chapters I have read so far are concerned, the book starts from Iron Man 1 and basically follows the plot of the movie without much change. In this way, the protagonist can always maintain a foresight of the plot, and can save the situation in time if an accident occurs. The author describes the classic scenes in the movie in a very visual way, making it immersive for me, who has recently been binge-watching the Marvel series of movies. The personalities of each character are also quite realistic, without too much poison. The humorous daily routine of the protagonist and Marvel heroes is also quite interesting. Food and grass, suitable for relaxing during times of book shortage. I hope to see some of the author's own stuff in the future, with more unexpected surprises outside the framework of the original plot. (Looking at the remarks, it seems that the author plans to expand his skills in Age of Ultron! I'm looking forward to it!)

In a Warcraft fanfic, the protagonist travels through time and becomes the assistant of Prince Kael'thas, leading the blood elves on the road to rise. The author's writing style is very good, and he explains the grand world view. Although I am not familiar with the setting of Warcraft, I still feel comfortable watching it, and the characters are also very distinct. I've watched the beginning now. Will check back and comment later.

An excellent novel about the construction of a main god, it has received 6,400 first orders, which is a very good result in the fantasy category. The protagonist accidentally discovers a magical scroll at home, through which he can create a low-dimensional world of his own, and the journey of creation begins. I have to say that the author's imagination is really great. Because there is a time difference between the two-dimensional world and the real world, the protagonist's creation process is a vicissitudes of life. It describes the birth of species, changes in civilization, and the rise and fall of countries in a refined writing style. What may take millions of words to describe in other works can be explained clearly in tens of thousands of words in this book. Therefore, it feels very neat and refreshing to read, and it is not sloppy at all. It is very suitable for old bookworms who are tired of routines. In the early stage, the description may be relatively straightforward, and there are many theoretical knowledge settings, which is a bit boring. After thirty chapters, it gradually gets better and the writing becomes better and better. The alternation of the sword of kingship, the rise and fall of the elves, and the war between wizards and churches, these plots are really epic! The protagonist is like the Creator. The changes and successions of civilization are like a game to him, and all changes happen in his mind. This unique writing method gives readers who are tired of reading pretentious and slap-in-the-face novels a special kind of refreshing feeling. PS: There are some hookup plots in the urban part at the beginning, which may be toxic to some readers, but skipping it does not affect reading. After that, a grand world will slowly unfold.

The protagonist travels to a world similar to DND and becomes a white dragon whose real name cannot be called. With the help of an infinite flow artifact (a dice), he travels to different worlds to cause trouble. The style of this book is light and humorous, and the setting is very interesting. Now that I have seen the part where the protagonist talks about the Trisolarans, I feel that the author has a lot of imagination.

I am an American comic fan, DC+Marvel, and I have recently been teasing Nolan's Batman trilogy. I have become a fan of it, so I am very excited to read it. I've read the first few chapters and I think it's pretty good. The mean-mouthed protagonist has a lot of personality. I'll read it later and make more comments.

A knight-errant novel that is very refreshing to read. The protagonist has a golden finger that can copy other people's talents. He continues to grow by collecting various talents and realizes the transformation from a loser to a genius. It's a bit like a card collection game, with smooth writing. The rhythm is well controlled and there is a sense of anticipation. Hmm... It should be regarded as an authentic refreshing novel. Although occasionally the supporting characters will be clever and deliberately provoke hatred, it is still quite good to relax during the book shortage.

A Western fantasy about knights and nobles. It is an outlier in a fantasy world where wizards, magic, planes, etc. Come together. The protagonist travels through time and becomes the second son of a nobleman. He starts his rise from the academy, advances step by step in the army, and gradually develops his own power. The protagonist has a rational character and a golden finger, but he is not against nature. He relies more on his own wisdom to deal with various aristocratic forces. It is a slow-burning farming novel, not too poisonous. Sometimes the plot is a little draggy, but the flaws are not outweighed. It can be seen that the author has put a lot of effort into the setting. It's quite comfortable to pick it up and read when I'm in a book shortage.

A dark novel in the Cthulhu style, an unpopular masterpiece that has been left out. The author tries to use eloquent language to build a grand world view, including many fantasy elements. If you calm down and read it carefully, it has an epic feel. The beginning of this book does not follow the common routine of online books, and because the world view is relatively grand and complex, it may not be very easy to read at first. But if you can keep reading, you can still feel the vast and mysterious world written by the author, and the plot will gradually get better. I have to say, the author is pretty good at making jokes😄 I hope you can support me more! ~

The story of artificial intelligence becoming a mage is very imaginative and creative, and is similar to the wizard style. It was a bit slow in the early stage, but it gradually got better after entering the Mage Academy, and the world view gradually expanded. Incorporating settings from books such as The Wizard's Journey and The Arcane Throne, magic and pseudoscience are combined. Among them, the mages continue to become stronger in the process of exploring thousands of planes and exploring the truth of the world. As an artificial intelligence, the protagonist is naturally a ruthless type who values ​​equal exchange. At the same time, this book is not a purely enjoyable article. Some parts may be depressing, but it can also truly reflect the cruel world where the weak and the strong eat each other (AI is obviously better able to adapt to such a world than humans). PS: The protagonist has a devil, and he plays a funny role in making complaints. In such a dark style of writing, it seems very cute and interesting! (A sense of immediate vision of Gregory, the King of Flatterers)

Traditional Western fantasy novel, similar to DND system, new book for newcomers. Different from those cool articles that are pretentious and slap in the face, this book does not deliberately create the so-called cool points. Instead, it tells the real world and grand settings, which makes it feel very comfortable. This book is not one of those fast-food articles that can be read at a glance. It requires us to calm down and read it carefully. The author hides many exquisite ideas in the details, and the characters are also very personal. The bloodline ability is very interesting (thinking of how much food determines strength in "Sin City"), and the cat is so cute to me. (Cat lovers, get out of here! Go shovel the poop!) After reading the first few chapters, it has potential. Will check back and comment later.