Books Are Like Friends, They Should Be Few but Precise

Shock! A poor native high-level demon finally bought a dungeon, but unexpectedly there were a hundred clingy goblins in it... Lol. This book tells the story of a demon from another world who bought an abandoned dungeon and recruited servants from the earth through the dungeon core "Blue", who are actually players. Players on Earth thought it was a fully virtual game and enthusiastically signed up. One hundred people were recruited for the first test, and it was Gorlin. To be precise, this is looking at what the players do from the perspective of the NPC. It is currently undergoing a period of large-scale construction and development, and the second test has not yet been opened. However, I think the second test will start in about ten chapters, with about 300-800 people, because resurrection talents/NPCs may be recruited (whisper bb). The content of the story is quite interesting, the quality is guaranteed, and it has a behind-the-scenes style. It is worth reading. Anyway, it suits my taste. The author calls himself a newbie? This is a little worrying. Hope the author doesn't fall apart. (Laugh)

"Witches of the world, unite!" "Witches drive productivity!" "Labor is the most glorious!" Walking on the streets of Neverwinter, you can see slogans all over the streets, full of the flavor of the steam/mass production era. The witches that everyone once shouted about became an important part of catalyzing the development of steam. In a Western medieval society, steam engines, muskets, ironclads, cannons, airplanes were built... When the technology side meets the magic side, jet fighters teach them what speed is, ballistic missiles teach them what precision strikes are, and carpet bombing teaches them what desperation is... (I am very much looking forward to that scene appearing in the book) You know nothing about power (laughs) The core of the book is witches and the steam style (or mass production). It mainly tells the story of a competition between major civilizations (the War of Divine Will). The protagonist decides to unite the witches to promote the development of science and technology, use guns and guns to fight swords and magic, and gradually explore the truth of the War of Divine Will. (I have read and stopped reading this book several times, but I can't remember the details. The plot should probably be like this.) (I heard it's going to be animated, so I'm really looking forward to it!) It is highly recommended for readers who have not read it to take a look.

Yes, it was this book that opened the door to a new world for me. This is the first time I know that it is possible to change my gender; This is the first time I know that sex change is so exciting; This is the first time I know that novels can be written like this! It left an indelible mark in my young mind (funny) and made me deeply understand the variability and innovation of novels (laughs)... It mainly tells the story of the protagonist who is reborn back to middle school and becomes a little chubby girl, inspiring weight loss, inspiring learning* (it made me regain my passion for learning, although it is only 30% enthusiastic), inspiring life... (I forgot the specific content, but I still remember some of the plot (laughs)) It is full of positive energy and very addictive. However, the early masterpieces are unreadable in the later stages. They become more and more ridiculous and I don't know what the author went through. I liked this book very much at the time and was looking for similar books. But most mediocre works only serve to catch people's attention. Highly recommended! Readers who like it may wish to read it.

Used to relieve boredom in free time. It adopts a relaxed and humorous style, and I think you have heard of its famous name. However, I still want to put it up. The protagonist is the fastest practicing guy I have ever seen and I still think he is slow (manual comedy); the content of the story is okay, and the shortcomings are outweighed by the laughter, so I don't think it is poisonous; I have read some comics, but I personally don't think the white senior in the comics is very beautiful. On the contrary, it caters to the taste of female readers, and the painting is very handsome rather than breathtakingly beautiful. Overall, this is an excellent book that makes the author a god. Recommended to readers who have never read it.

The author came from the real world, so his writing skills are very good and he has a strong sense of immersion. It mainly tells the wonderful story of a boy born from the tomb of a prince of the Tang Dynasty and a nine-color deer tomb-slaying beast in the turbulent war years, slowly telling the past and present life of the tomb-slaying beast. There is no need to worry about obvious poisonous points or simplification of the story, because it is an old author who has broken through the siege from the real entity, and the quality is high. (The author's reputation is not very good, the work is unfinished (whisper) Interested authors may wish to read it.

The novels I have been reading recently are more in line with my personal taste. In the Invincible style, the protagonist is an indescribable existence that no one can beat. Those guys who are arrogant and call themselves world-destroying bosses are just food for the protagonist. After sleeping for a long time, he woke up and found that he was in a human body (his strength was not lost). After eating a time traveler, he discovered that his sister in human form actually had an old grandfather, met a reborn girl who vowed to kill him, and met a son of destiny favored by heaven (who stole his luck)... The style leans towards comedy and humour, so you don't need to read the plot too closely, it's just enough food. Readers who are not interested in reading may wish to check it out. If it doesn't suit your taste, just leave it alone.

The novels I have been reading recently are more in line with my personal taste. It has the same title as the book, the heroine is super fierce, and the fierceness is mixed with coquettishness. The protagonist is reborn in Japan, determined to become a talented person "with poetry and calligraphy in his belly", and studies hard. Anyone who is reborn will have a golden finger, and he is no exception. He has a system. The system does not issue tasks and does not interact with the protagonist, which is different from most system texts (laughs). The function of the system is to allow the protagonist to learn skills just like playing a game, and the proficiency can increase the level. The system is not overly strengthened, but only serves the plot and makes readers full of expectations. The plot is better, the characters are better created (at least I remember those characters), and no major poisonous points have been found so far. The style is more like the daily style of otaku light novels, and there is nothing like a CEO, a policewoman, or a cold beauty. Interested readers may wish to read it.

I have forgotten exactly when I started reading it, but I have never forgotten its content. The story of a group of guys who believe in totems wander around in a weird world and finally return to their hometown. The content is exciting, the plot has ups and downs, and the strengths outweigh the weaknesses. It's worth watching.

The young man claims to be emperor, but he is a puppet. What was once a masterpiece is still one of the most popular works today. Intrigues, power struggles, people showing off their various behaviors... To borrow a word, "What is an emperor? He is the one who controls people." Not much to say about the plot, interested readers can go ahead and read it.

The servants sent bandits a signal and massacred them with bloody hands. Sons and daughters of the Jianghu, if I kill your whole family, I won't leave the young and old alive (manual funny). A book that is often interrupted can still be on the list, and its content should not be underestimated. In the early stage, like most contemporary historical novels, it is a routine love plot, also mixed with business wars and analysis of the country's general trend. It is similar to the routine of a servant, and it is also well written and very artistic. The key point is to improve the structure of the book in the later period. It is no longer limited to the love between children and I, but to collect the fifty states of Guanshan with a Wu hook in hand, and directly lift the card table to become a banker. Other novels talk about "home and country", but this novel talks about "country". The reason why I was deeply impressed by it, and even almost remembered the main characters in it, is not only because of the distinct characters (the most impressive thing is the protagonist's decisive killing, other protagonists may have to wait for several chapters), but also because it dares to change the concept of "family and country" in historical texts into the concept of "country", instead of leisurely saying "keeping your wife and children is the best life", and only pretending to fight the enemy when they are at your feet, without knowing what "country" is. At the beginning, the protagonist of this book also planned to have nothing to do with the matter, thinking that the court would be able to solve it. Later, he discovered that the gadgets in the court and the emperor were a bunch of trash, so he simply started a new one. I personally think that this is the turning point for the later plot. In the later stage, there is a popular plot of farming + hegemony, and there is an army with sufficient ideological work (funny). The later part of the book is not like other hegemony articles, which may be impassioned and exciting articles about thousands of people defeating tens of thousands of people, but this book is different. It does not pursue the feeling of joy brought by victory in the war, but focuses on the feeling of joy brought by farming, which is probably the rhythm of the "mass production era" (comical). However, I am also a little confused about why the protagonist didn't kill Lou** (to prevent spoilers). This woman may have an impulsive desire for revenge, which may affect the course of the matter. Could it be that the protagonist thinks this woman named Lou is not in the way? Or does the author want to use her to advance the plot, so she can't die now? The above are some of my subjective feelings and evaluations. If you don't like the book, don't read it. Readers who like it can give it a try.

It is a classic and good article, and it can be regarded as the beginning of Jia Ding's counterattack style of light-hearted and funny articles. There are countless works that have followed the trend. It is well written, covering both picking up girls and national events, and gives people a joyful feeling. At the same time, there were laughter and tears during the picking up girls, which touched me a lot. If it can be scored and it is on a ten-point scale. I give it a nine. ① The writing is up to standard, ② The logic is up to standard, ③ The characters are distinct, ④ The plot is exciting, ⑤ The content is interesting, ⑥ The harem is not a stallion, ⑦ There is no neglect of national affairs for self-interest, ⑧ The character is really well portrayed, ⑨ More importantly, the protagonist's acting style is similar to Xingye's Tang Bohu, I personally like it very much. All of the above are worth one point. There are two main reasons why it was deducted one point. 1. The author has given up writing a new book. 2. There are many other factors in the book, but because there are many, and for fear of spoilers, I won't go into details. In short, this is a popular book that most people can read and highly recommend.

A masterpiece from the past, a classic now. I won't spoil its story, but I strongly recommend it. Strictly speaking, this book cannot be called hard science fiction. It does a good job of showing our fantasies about interstellar war. If you are interested in this, why not try reading a few hundred chapters? (Funny)

The protagonist can inexplicably travel through time and space. Before traveling for the fourth time, he decided to report it to the country and cooperate with it. This book might be a hit because of its early plot design, but it is not. The latter part of it leans towards interstellar exploration and a little philosophical discussion. Some people think it is illogical and falls apart in the later stage, but I think it is very good and it touched my heart inexplicably. As soon as I went to the starting point to read the book, I immediately added it to my bookshelf. Interested readers may wish to give it a try, it may be able to solve your book shortage.

The protagonist gets a world in the painting and transforms into a god. In other novels, it is generally time travel. But this book is different. It directly makes the protagonist become the administrator of the world. It is simply gan, de, piao and liang. However, the first twenty or thirty chapters are a little rough, so you can skip them if you don't like them. In fact, I was almost persuaded to quit, but I read the chapters about ants, which gave me a sense of God's understanding of the world, and I was so excited that I continued reading. However, I personally feel that it is a pity that there are no completely original creatures, but only realistic settings, such as dragons and elves. If original content appears later, the above sentence will be deleted immediately. I originally planned to write, but I forgot about it. Now I look at it, and there are still 200 unread chapters 2333

The plot design of this book is very enjoyable, and playing games can change the world. It's just that the chicken eating at the end is a little uncomfortable. Maybe it's because I've read too many chicken eating stories and I don't really like watching these plots anymore. Readers who are interested in this type of work may wish to read it for a while before deciding whether to subscribe to support the author.

This book is translated down to earth, lively and interesting, and not boring at all. Readers who are interested in history can buy a copy. After all, it is a historical masterpiece in recent years, so it is not a loss.

Evolve from single cells to masters. Shock! A single cell was dropped from a certain planet, and it was eaten for hundreds of millions of years. Later, people even watched several "applause" movements. Ahem, this book mainly tells the story of a single cell with independent thinking that gradually develops into a huge group and continues to evolve into various strange creatures. Its name is Lin. It has witnessed several mass extinctions of species, and has also curiously observed the rise and fall of civilizations. It has even traveled out of the planet and seen countless interstellar civilizations. The opponent keeps changing, but it is still there, always pursuing the mystery of life. I personally think this is a masterpiece, as others have said - a masterpiece that does not belong to the Internet literature. Readers who are interested in the birth and evolution of life can go and read it, which may solve your book shortage.

This book of immortality is very different from the others. Other protagonists show off with antiques, but the protagonist of this book lives an ordinary life, but is quite reclusive. Perhaps as the original article says, everything the protagonist passes by is history, and everything he touches is an antique, so he doesn't care. However, sometimes when watching, I have some doubts that the protagonist was born together with life (manual funny) Currently, I am following the romance route, which is a love story that I like to see and hear. It may be a harem route, but I am not disgusted with it. One of them was a very naughty operator - flirting with his prospective girlfriend's mother. Ahem, you can read the details yourself, so there won't be too many spoilers.

Personally, I feel that it is quite good. It tells about an organization similar to the SCP Foundation that conducts peaceful containment or forced containment (usually the latter) of all unscientific and weird objects. However, the protagonist is a "forced hit" type of containment object, which is the opposite of prey and hunter. However, the protagonist did not resolutely resist, but wanted to join in to collect other containment objects. The Blue and White Club is currently being slowly unveiled, and the sense of anticipation generated by the foreshadowing is pretty good. Interested readers can go and read it.