Some Books with Interesting Settings

"The Tomb of Gods" has been completed and has been read Protagonist: 4.2 Supporting Actor: 4.2 Plot: 4.2 Worldview: 4.1 Chen Dong's work of conferring gods is also my personal favorite among all his works. The worldview structure is magnificent, and the opening chapter of the Tomb of Gods and Demons of Ten Thousand Years is amazing. The character creation is quite brilliant, including Chen Nan, who is responsible, passionate, affectionate and righteous, but also cheap, Chen Zhan, who "will surpass my ancestors", Zijin Dragon, who has the word "cheap" throughout his life, the cute baby dragon, etc. The author is good at digging holes and setting up foreshadowing, and he does it just right in this book, which is amazing and makes the reading experience great. PS: After reading "The Immortal", it can be said to be the prequel to "The Tomb of the Gods". It is also very exciting but still not as good as compared to it. After reading "The World of Immortality", I found the darkness and depression a bit too much, which made me very tired. It was not as enjoyable as "The Tomb of Gods", which was relaxing and enjoyable. The pretentious and slap-in-the-face routine of "Shading the Sky" is a bit stiff, and I wasn't interested after reading it for a trial period.

"The Age of Countercurrent Innocence" has been completed and has not yet been read Protagonist: 4.1 Supporting Actor: 4.0 Plot: 4.0 Worldview: 3.1 The Dirty Library shows us all the living beings under the tide of reform and opening up in the 1990s. The initial stage of primitive capital accumulation is the most exciting. The laughter and tears are very real. The sentence "Qingyun Sect's abandoned disciple Han Li" is amazing. Later, when I had capital and started the business war mode, I felt that it was not interesting anymore, so I gave up the book. PS: I was not interested in "Above the Dome" after I tried it.

"Go Back in Time and Become a Cat" has been completed and is being updated Protagonist: 4.3 Supporting Actor: 4.2 Plot: 4.0 Worldview: 3.6 The protagonist is a cat, without the training and transformation in fantasy. It tells the people and things around him from the perspective of a cat. The writing style is fresh and delicate, lighthearted and enjoyable, and the characters are very realistic. Black charcoal is particularly cute!

"Infinite Horror" has been completed and is being updated Protagonist: 4.2 Supporting Actor: 4.4 Plot: 4.4 Worldview: 4.0 The greatest work of the Gods, the pioneering work of Infinite Flow, and the best Infinite Flow novel I have ever read. The plot is tight and full of tension. The characters are all unique, each one has his or her own story, and their behaviors and changes are consistent with their own experiences. The protagonist Zheng Zha, whose homophone is "struggle", is a struggle for life and death, a struggle for human nature, etc. In terms of relationships, the description of brotherhood is great, but the male and female aspects are not as good.

"The Amber Sword" has been completed and read Protagonist: 4.6 Supporting Actor: 4.3 Plot: 4.6 Worldview: 4.3 A classic in Western fantasy in my personal eyes. Due to several interruptions in the book, the style of the book is different. Personally, I prefer the first half to the beginning of the Empire. The plot is compact and conflicting, and the characters are vivid and powerful. The most exciting part of the book, the Ampelser Breakout, is simply exciting and full of idealistic glory. The second half is more focused on the structure of the worldview. My sister is trying to show us a more real and complete world of Warnd, so it is stuck in the process of filling holes and digging new holes and then filling them again. It looks grand but loses the details. In addition, the combat power system is somewhat broken, and the sense of substitution is not as good as the first half. PS: "Heart of Canaan" dnd online game setting, and this book has been eunuch, after trying it out I was not interested. I didn't like the rhythm of "Pillars of Eta", and I wasn't interested after reading it on trial basis.

"Zhu Xian" has been completed and has been read Protagonist: 4.7 Supporting Actor: 4.9 Plot: 5.0 Worldview: 4.5 When it comes to fantasy cultivation, "Zhu Xian" cannot be avoided. The world view of Zhu Xian is not very big, but it is detailed enough, and the characters are excellent. The love-hate entanglement between Xiao Fan and Xue Qi Baguio has fascinated countless people. The unparalleled power of Zhu Xian Sword Formation, Eight Ominous Mysterious Fire Arrays and Four Spirits and Blood Formation has fascinated us monks for more than two years. PS: "Zhu Xian 2" always felt unfamiliar, and I wasn't interested after reading it.

"The Three-Body Problem" has been completed and has been read Protagonist: 4.6 Supporting Actor: 4.9 Plot: 5.0 Worldview: 5.0 There is nothing that a "quality point" cannot solve. If there is, then there is another piece of "two-way foil". Three-Body Problem 3 takes a grander perspective, jumping out of the solar system and the current era, and tells the story of the changes in the entire universe and the difficult path of human survival over the span of tens of millions of years. It is full of epic feeling, the author's imagination is amazing, and the structure of the world view and plot design can only be admired. I was lost for a long time after reading The Three-Body Problem. Good books are hard to find.

"The Three-Body Problem 2" has been completed and has been read Protagonist: 5.0 Supporting Actor: 5.0 Plot: 5.0 Worldview: 4.8 The exploration and game around the "Law of the Dark Forest" is like the dance of death on a tightrope on the abyss, showing a thrilling splendor. The several "Wall Facers" and "Wall Breakers" are all outstanding people, and the plans of each "Wall Facer" can independently unfold into a magnificent epic story. The exciting game between them is irresistible. PS: After reading "Ball Lightning", it is somewhat related to "Three-Body Problem 2" and is also very interesting in itself.

"The Three-Body Problem 1" has been completed and has been read Protagonist: 4.8 Supporting Actor: 4.8 Plot: 4.9 Worldview: 4.8 The Three-Body Problem can be described as a masterpiece of science fiction. From the perspective of a little person, this battle for the survival of the race is entered step by step. The plot is gripping and full of ups and downs. It is both jaw-dropping and reasonable. It can only be praised. The characterization is extremely good, and the vivid protagonist and equally outstanding supporting characters form the soul of the book.