A Short Book List of the Long Review of Seedlings of a Cup of Wine

[Long-lost update·Sweeping the list] First of all, the people who can click on this book title are all gods... (Yes, me too😄👉🤡) When I saw this book on the list, I was really not interested at first, but the "werewolf" setting in the home in the introduction piqued my interest a little, and then I fell into the trap. The overall writing style of this book belongs to the style of a light novel. The protagonist's ability is that of a family hero. He can obtain the abilities of his family members through their bonds, trust, murderous intent, etc. Therefore, after the protagonist acquires certain abilities, he begins to develop behind the scenes - practicing martial arts with his father's friends in the open, and driving the evolution of flesh and blood by eating raw food in secret. Overall, I feel that the first 100,000 words of this book are just right. There are no particularly explosive points, but for me, there are no particularly poisonous points either. What really makes me want to recommend this book is the latest chapter 67. The author almost perfectly uses this chapter to completely establish the sister's experience and personality, and completely connects it to the scene at the beginning of the book. This kind of control over the main plot line makes people feel that the author may not be a newcomer, and it also makes the meaning of "family" in this book fuller. Overall, it is above the grain level. Friends who are interested in this subject may wish to give it a try.

[Tokusatsu, Hero Category] Seedling, the background is similar to the black-robed pickets. The original "heroes" of the world were stars who were addicted to showing off; and the protagonist came to this world with the special photography system for building heroes, and decided to build a real hero company that is not affected by commercial influence. To be honest, this setting really made my eyes shine. The collision between the anti-heroic work background of the black-robed picket team and the heroic theme of special photography is basically a natural conflict. The appeal of this book is suddenly there. At present, the content of the works is basically on the level, and there are no obvious poisonous points. In addition, it is also quite pleasing that the protagonist can simultaneously obtain the power of his heroes, and there will be no embarrassing situation of "the subordinates are better than me". Friends who like this kind of works can give it a try (but I personally love tokusatsu doujins, and my standards are relatively more tolerant...)

[Sweeping the List] The new book of Shihuang Hou Xiaohao. The main content is about the protagonist who is useless but has full comprehension after time travel. By joining the sword pavilion, he comes into contact with the swords of this world. He uses his full comprehension to obtain the sword energy and skills contained in the sword, and continues to grow based on this. When I first saw the title and introduction of the book, I was actually not very interested in clicking on it. In fact, the average quality of this kind of book introduction is unsightly among a large number of follow-up works. But after I saw that Sister Baili Tongyun was running this book, I was interested in taking a look. The actual situation is that the content of the novel is different from the low-quality content that is rampant. The overall plot does not follow the route of directly following the revolving door for 60 years and becoming invincible, but the plot development of "maximum skills but slow level progress" after the protagonist joins. In this case, the novel as a whole retains some of the exciting elements of the invincible style, such as the protagonist being able to teach the boss how to practice; but at the same time, it also has plot differences brought about by a certain growth. For the time being, we have not seen some quite homogeneous exciting elements or plots, but we can see that the protagonist continues to gain growth through some different conflicts and interactions. Therefore, in this part, it seems that the plot and development of this book are not likely to be easily broken. In terms of characters, the supporting characters currently appearing in the novel basically have some stories behind them. The overall shaping is more towards round characters, and currently there are fewer flat characters. Although this kind of shaping can make each character image more complete, there is no doubt that the author needs to spend a certain amount of time on shaping it. In this case, compared to the fast pace of online articles, sometimes the pace of this book is indeed slower. One example is the ten chapters that were updated when it was released. Before the book was released, the protagonist went to Hope to rescue the elders. Here, the author gave readers the expected effect of "something exciting is about to come." However, in the ten chapters updated after the book was released, the author focused on shaping the image of the elders and bringing out the hidden plots of the sect to shape the sect's story. It is not bad to create characters, but after the author gave the readers a certain expectation, he did not meet these expectations. Instead, he focused on shaping the image and slowed down the progress of the key plot, which caused the readers to have a "expectation gap" situation and feel "unsatisfactory". Although it has the above-mentioned problems, overall, the plot of this book is still attractive enough. I recommend that everyone give it a try even though it is on the shelves today.

[Sweep the List] A relatively interesting new book by a newcomer. The main content is about the protagonist traveling from an era when monsters and humans coexisted, back to a time when weirdness had just begun to recover. Therefore, he embarked on the road of popularizing weird knowledge via live broadcast, hoping that humans can directly embark on the path of coexisting with weirdness, and can skip the original history of war with weirdness. Live streaming has gradually begun to decline recently, and the routines of new live streaming books are often quite repetitive, making it difficult for me to want to read them. However, this book started from the perspective of popular science and started from the more interesting subject of "popularizing weird knowledge", which attracted my attention. Overall, the beginning of this book is indeed interesting. The protagonist uses a serious attitude towards popularizing science, but talks about weird knowledge and makes the audience in the live broadcast room look at scary scenes. This contrast makes me feel more novel and happy. Moreover, the logic of many places in the book is self-consistent. Even if there are some points in the previous chapter that many readers are confused about, the author can always explain them directly, or in the next chapter, he can openly copy the book review and use it as an audience question during the live broadcast. And oftentimes, he can actually make things come true, so I think this part is a better one. Although, there are indeed some logical problems in this book, such as why the protagonist can live broadcast these weird contents on a small website and never tried to be blocked from the beginning. However, considering that this kind of weird novel itself is easy to be hacked, and it is definitely easier to be hacked by the official, so this is understandable. So overall it is still recommended.

[Sweep the list] A decent novel for newcomers. The main content is that the protagonist became an official wizard after traveling to the wizarding world for 100 years, but at this time he was pulled back to the earth and became a player of a horror game that is now broadcast live on the earth. Here, the protagonist plays this horror game like an unparalleled mowing of grass... The theme of this book is actually the main god copy + live streaming routine, but on top of this, it adds the gimmick that the protagonist is a wizard and dissects monsters to attract readers. It should be noted that the wizard in this book is not a wizard in the traditional sense, but more like a melee superpower with a scalpel - because in the chapters I read, the protagonist has not used spells or witchcraft, nor has he even used illumination or body-strengthening techniques. Instead, he only injects physical energy into the scalpel, and then uses his extraordinary physique and reflexes to kill the enemy. Therefore, if you want to show your magic power in a strange world, you may have to be mentally prepared. Secondly, the plot at the beginning of this book is a bit putting the cart before the horse. The author puts a lot of words at the beginning to describe the outside world watching the protagonist's live broadcast. This was not originally a problem, but the author used too much force to describe the audience's reaction, and even the audience started a "gamble", which led to the overall drama taking over the main role and turning the protagonist's plot into an accessory. This became a problem. But overall, there are no "difficult to accept" issues at the beginning of the book. As a newcomer, this is already rare and deserves support. Friends who like it can take a look

[Sweep the list] A new lv5 book that I can't quite get the highlights of. The main content is that after the protagonist traveled to a different world, he was expelled from the Xuanfu Sect. After returning to the village, he found that there used to be a hidden master living on the mountain next to him. However, this hidden master died and the relics were inherited by the protagonist. The protagonist therefore takes this opportunity to hone his natural spiritual roots and start practicing again. Just by looking at the above introduction, I believe you can already find... Isn't this just a very ordinary waste material upgrade stream? Well actually - it is. This is the main reason why I say it's hard to get its highlights. The theme of this book is a relatively common waste material upgrading flow - being expelled from the sect for being a waste material, getting a treasure after returning home, and then counterattacking the Self-Reliance Immortal Sect (it has not reached the Self-Reliance Immortal Sect yet, this is a guess based on the title of the book), so the subject matter is actually not very attractive to me. At the same time, since the author uses the title of the book as an attraction, but I have caught up with the latest chapters (more than 20 chapters), the protagonist is still practicing and developing, and the overall rhythm is still slow. And the overall excitement is not much. The first time I show off is around chapter 20, where the protagonist kills zombies in the village. Therefore, if you prefer fast-paced novels, this book may not be suitable for you. The author of this book, Ni Baifo, originally wrote urban genres, but this time he transitioned to a fairy tale and it seemed that he was a little acclimatized. If there is any highlight of this book, perhaps it is the waste material upgrade flow without any major poisonous points! Friends who like it can take a look!

[Sweep the list] A new book written by a master behind the scenes. The main content is about the protagonist traveling to the doomsday world after death, and can summon players to help. Therefore, the protagonist claimed that this was a 100% real holographic game and successfully attracted the first batch of players. And relying on the player's fear of death, the protagonist also slowly gains money and more equipment. The behind-the-scenes flow of attracting players to another world and becoming the "fourth natural disaster" in the real world is no longer new. This time, the author of Morning Star LL got involved in this "almost played to death" theme, which surprised me. So in terms of content, the overall writing style of this new book is relatively relaxed, and it is also interesting that the protagonist chooses to invite acquaintances to do a closed beta test first, allowing them to unintentionally help improve the game settings. There are few other similar novels that consider such "delicacy", and many of them directly recruit people on a large scale, so the protagonist's operation really makes me feel bright. However, the routines in this book are indeed a bit old. If you are still interested, you can try it~

[Sweeping List] A novel in which the protagonist is a cat. The main content is that the protagonist was originally an ordinary stray cat, but one day he met a dying time traveler and snatched away his life-saving treasure. Since then, he has opened his mind and gained magical abilities. But because the protagonist is addicted to catching and eating Scottish round-faced chickens, he is discovered and comes into contact with Hogwarts and the wizarding world... I still remember a few years ago, when I was still involved in the author circle, an editor once told me: newcomers must not touch non-human subjects such as animals or strange beasts. Therefore, when I first read this book, I said from the bottom of my heart - you are so brave! But because of this, I am also a little interested in reading this book. The overall plot is interesting, especially the fact that the protagonist can play tricks on the serious Professor McGonagall, which is indeed interesting. However, the plot of hunting down Scottish round-faced fat chickens at the beginning may not be liked by everyone; and in the subsequent plot, the character traits of some characters may not be very consistent with the original work. If you are more concerned about these two points, this book may not be suitable for you.

[Sweep the List] A new book by an old lv5 author. The main content is that the protagonist travels to a world with gods, demons and immortals, where the Daqing Dynasty of the human race struggles to survive and the status of the human race is low. The protagonist started as a servant in the arena, blended with other people's souls through golden fingers, acquired martial arts, etc., And gradually led the human race to resist the alien race. This author has also written several million-word novels. When I first saw this book, I thought it was a "traditional martial arts" kind of martial arts. After reading the content, I realized that it turned out to be a "traditional martial arts" kind of martial arts. Well, in the background of this book, it is called Daqing. In fact, Qing should be changed to Qing. This is the magically modified version of Qing. This makes the overall style look a bit funnier and more passionate. Overall, it is okay. At the same time, the author himself is very good at skirting around the edges. LSPs should not miss this book~

[Recommended by book friends] A new book by a lv5 author. The main content is that the protagonist has a disease named after him, and this disease will make him feel more and more comfortable when he concentrates, and he can continue to focus on one thing, but this disease will also accelerate the consumption of his brain cells and accelerate his death. The protagonist begins to have recurring dreams about being killed, and the dreams make his condition worsen instantly... The Flying Pen is also an old author, and his original "Martial Arts Live Room" was top-notch among martial arts novels. But the subsequent transformation into extraordinary novels encountered a waterloo, so I have opened this "Soldier Strike" novel twice. What is "soldier strike"? The introduction tells us that this seems to be a novel about the use of various weapons, but the content has not yet expanded on this theme. Based on reasonable guesses from the previous "Martial Arts Live Room", I personally estimate that this book will be based on the actual use of different weapons from a certain research point of view, thus writing a highly authentic novel about combat with various weapons. Personally, I do think this subject matter is interesting, but I have to say that the author is still a bad namer. Who would remember such a long title...

[Recommended by book friends] A new book called Full Metal Bullet Case. The main content is that after the protagonist traveled through time, he became a little Taoist priest in a Taoist temple, and then there were people carrying ghosts up the mountain. After the protagonist relied on the methods left by his master to deal with the ghosts, a copper coin gave him the ability to transform into a ghost, and he used this to blend into the group of ghosts, successfully escape from the Taoist temple surrounded by ghosts, and successfully go down the mountain. The author of Full Metal Cartridge has always maintained a "coquettish" style of writing in his previous novels. The protagonist always uses various coquettish operations to deal with different weirdness. For example, there was an operation of putting ghost money into the merit box before. In this book, the protagonist opens the door and directly transforms into a ghost and joins the ghost group. The operation of joining if he can't defeat also makes the readers say "you are so coquettish". However, although the subject matter is also the Happy Hammer Ghost, I personally feel that the rhythm of this book is indeed inferior to that of some other great novels of the same type. In terms of rhythm, this book is indeed adequate in the happy part, but it is obviously difficult to create a scary atmosphere in the weird parts. When the scary atmosphere is about to be successfully set off, the protagonist often starts to act coquettishly, causing the scary atmosphere to disappear in an instant and turn to happiness. In other words, if you are a reader who pursues excitement and horror, this book may not be suitable for you; but if you want to read Hammer Ghost novels but dislike some similar novels as too scary, this book may be just what you are interested in.

[Author's Recommendation] A novel that is slightly more expensive to understand. The main content is that the protagonist is a high school student, but he obtains a female dependent spirit named Sanqian Huanyao, and this spirit is of the space system, and the two begin to take on some tasks to eliminate spiritual beasts. The story begins with the two going to an amusement park to fight spiritual beasts... The situation of this book is basically like that - it is said, but when you think about it, you feel like you haven't said anything at all. Personally, I feel that the problem mainly lies in the author's writing style. Overall, the author's writing style is too "jumpy", the coherence between the previous and later sentences is poor, and the readers are confused. Another situation is that there are some sentences in the novel that do not explain to the readers after switching the subject correspondent, such as this sentence, "But Tang Ying's worries are a bit unnecessary. After standing up from the ground, the beautiful scenery disappeared..." Who stood up from the ground? Here, after the subject is switched, a corresponding subject is obviously missing. On the other hand, the author's sentences also have some grammatical errors, and the author basically has no idea what he is talking about. For example, this sentence: "The woman stared directly at the guy with a mocking smile in front of her, not caring about herself but pulling on the collar." As for the first half of the sentence, "staring in front of you" is a bit strange, and "staring ahead" or "staring at the Tang Ying in front of you" seems to be a better description. As for the second half of the sentence, I have no idea what the author is talking about... The story is still okay. If the author can improve the writing style, I believe this will be a good book.

[Recommended by Qing Di Nu] A fairy novel with good creativity. The main content is that when the protagonist went up the mountain to ask for a fortune, he was hit on the head by an incense burner, so he took the burner with him through time. After traveling through time, the protagonist discovers that this furnace is a furnace of creation that allows all things to evolve and is a treasure for fish farmers. The fish farmer uses food to improve his cultivation, and the protagonist becomes a new generation of fish farmer... When I first saw this "fish farmer", I thought it was fish farming in a fish pond like Neptune. After reading it, I realized that it turned out to be a serious fish farming hh. So this book is indeed a bit novel in terms of creativity, and the overall routine is basically a semi-invincible style where the protagonist's cultivation level is similar to or slightly higher than that of the enemies he encounters. The protagonist at the beginning is a bitchy monster boy who likes to quarrel with others + a little lolita who is seriously injured and degraded by a beautiful woman. The beginning is not a single-player game, but has more interesting interactions between characters, which indeed makes the beginning of the book more "lively". However, since "Fishkeeper" is a cultivation system based on raising and eating fish, when I first saw this setting, I was really looking forward to the author writing a food article that "can't be read in the middle of the night". But around chapter 50, the main character's method of cooking fish is basically very "general" methods such as dried fish, fish floss, hot pot, grilled fish, etc. There is not much description of the appearance and taste of the food. Personally, I feel that this creative potential is a bit "wasted". But overall, the rhythm and writing style of this book are still acceptable. Friends who like it can read it ~

[Recommended by book friends] This novel may be relatively routine. The main content is that after the protagonist is reborn and returns to 2014, he obtains a multi-wealth and multi-skill system. He can obtain skills through lottery. After using the skills to gain a certain reputation, he can directly exchange them for cash and draw the next skill. From this, the protagonist becomes versatile and rich. The routine of the whole book is quite traditional. The overall enjoyment is basically to show off through skills, show off wealth directly or indirectly, and experience the simple and unpretentious harem life of the rich. However, although the plot of the novel is indeed quite "old", overall, the author's writing style is pretty good. When I saw the latest chapter, I didn't say there was anything serious about it, and the protagonist's pretense was not "forced" or "vulgar", which is very rare for a divine novel. At the same time, because the era of the novel is not that far away from now, but only about 14 or 15 years ago, some details in this book are in line with reality. For example, the stock price limit in the book actually happened, and the author even posted the trend chart of that year, which seems quite interesting. So overall, friends who like Shenhaowen can give it a try~

[The novel I am reading] A novel that may become the originator of the novel. The main content is that the well-known anchors Yu Shanshan and Fan Sisi traveled to the Tang Dynasty for six years while participating in a charity event. The story is first cut from the perspective of Yu Xingxian. She has become the mute sister of a famous courtesan. Under the surging undercurrent, she must find a way to break the situation... I have read novels about live broadcasts, and I have also read novels authorized by genuine IPs, but where does "IP authorization from real-life anchors" come from? (Stunned) So the subject matter of this book, as the name suggests, is an IP derivative creation based on two real-life well-known anchors, Yu Shanshan and Fan Sisi, and it has been officially authorized by the two brokerage companies. In other words, this theme is essentially a theme model that follows the fan economy route. Then from a business perspective, if we ask how much economic benefit this book can create, it actually mainly depends on how much overlap there is between the audience of the online writing circle and the singing live video circle. For now, the popularity of this book seems to be relatively average. Personally, I think the main reason is because this book is still not well-known and has received relatively little publicity and promotion. It has failed to enter the field of vision of the main overlapping circles and triggered self-fission in the corresponding fan groups. This mainly requires time to ferment. So if you pay attention to the author of Ye Sweeping Monk, you will find that his last full-length work was "The Sound of Orchid Cicada", which is a novel with mixed themes of history and martial arts. When I first saw the word "anchor" in the title of this book, I was actually very worried that the past and present would be acclimatized. But after I started reading, I found that the content of this book was mainly written around historical dynasties, and the actual so-called anchor seemed to be just a real-life IP and background setting. In this case, there is naturally no so-called "acclimatization" situation. But as the saying goes, the content written will definitely not be useless. What is the role of the background setting of this anchor? The current content is just that Yu Xianshan relies on her professional knowledge to break the sound barrier and sing to "attract monsters". The overall role has not yet brought out the key points. How it will develop in the future cannot help but make people look forward to it. Overall, I personally think this genre does have a certain amount of potential. Perhaps due to the threshold, only authors with certain reputations are "qualified" to get involved, making it difficult for this kind of subject to become a new mainstream subject. But I think we can look forward to it - in the red sea of ​​online literature that has become seriously homogenized in recent years, how big a blue ocean market can this book eventually open up by relying on new fan-oriented themes? Let us wait and see.

[Recommended by book friends] lv5 Mengjun's new book, the main content is that the protagonist got an insomnia named after him at the beginning, and his life soon came to an end. At this time, he obtained a system that allowed him to travel into the world of film and television, experience life there and perform specific tasks, thereby gaining the continuation of his life... Mengjun is also an old author. Unfortunately, the last book "Dragon City Talker" was forced to tj due to a line. So in this book, he takes the route of fast travel through film and television. The first world he enters is the recently released movie "Above the Cliff". In terms of content, I would say that overall, if you have a certain degree of poison resistance, it will indeed attract you to read it. In terms of the overall rhythm, there is a refreshing point after basically a few chapters, which is very "straightforward" and attracts you to continue reading. However, I personally feel that the protagonist's sometimes operations are a bit confusing, and it almost persuaded me to quit. It can be said that the most "toxic" point may be that the protagonist copied Gu Long's novels to increase sales in the "semi-official" newspaper where he works. If you can endure this, maybe this will be a very good novel. You can also give it a try~

[The novel I am reading] A novel with a slightly interesting world view. The main content is that the world where the protagonist lives is broken into regions, and the time and space in different regions are different. For example, one region is a jungle, another is a city, and another region may be ancient times. And "alien species" and extraordinary beings appeared in the world, and humans struggled to survive... I have to say that the world view of this book is indeed quite interesting. The world is divided by "natural" areas. In this case, the variability of the world is higher, and more diverse background world settings can be made. I have to say that this is indeed quite interesting. In terms of writing style, the plot of this book seems to be smooth. Perhaps because this is a female author who used to write female videos, there are a little more descriptions of character expressions in this book, but I personally think it does not affect the reading experience. In terms of rhythm, the protagonist instantly killed a mob as soon as he appeared, and the progress of the game was B (1/1). The rhythm was bright and refreshing enough. So overall, I would recommend everyone to read it~

[Recommended by book friends] Wandering (X) Unfinished (√) Toad's new book. The main content is that the protagonist was originally a little fox, and then he was attracted by a female fairy who taught him how to practice and transform. After playing enough (fog), the female fairy ascended and left a huge fortune to the protagonist. But the spiritual energy collapsed and the protagonist's cultivation regressed, and he was forced to be reincarnated. The story begins at the age of 12 after reincarnation... The wandering old toad has finally taken over as his master. My memory of him was still stuck in the last book "Wu Ban Xian" which had a flashing screen at the beginning of the book and was blown by the strong wind. Unexpectedly, I had already opened this new book in June. As for the content of this book, it is still the same situation that veteran authors often have - this book is indeed a bit slow to develop. It starts with two chapters to talk about the background, and then talks about the protagonist being in danger and getting the golden finger, and then continues to talk about the background setting. Even so, when talking about the setting, the novel also contains some laughs, etc., Which really shows the level of the master. So overall, the main line of this book is clear and interesting, and the tension of the content is also sophisticated. I would recommend that friends who like modern demon slayers give it a try~

[Recommended by book friends] This is a high-quality novel that is relatively expensive to understand. The main content is that the protagonist comes from a big family and becomes a great detective. However, there is extraordinary power in this world itself. After acquiring an ability similar to the "word spirit", the protagonist seems to be found by the God of Death. There are always dead people around him, and then he is shot dead by the protagonist of the previous movie... To be honest, the overall rhythm is interesting. At the beginning, the protagonist "wanted" to use the method of reciting poems to make the previous protagonist's mobile phone fall off the table. Later, some people started to want to harass the protagonist in class, and then became the mistaken teacher... (Teacher: MMP). In just a few days after starting to talk about the ability, there have been many seemingly "accidental" or "natural" things, and some passers-by around the protagonist were killed. The overall atmosphere was successfully created. However, the opening part of the book actually happened later, and the rest of the text is in reverse order, going back to the previous events before the protagonist achieved transcendence. At the same time, the author is a little vague about some settings, event relationships, event backgrounds, etc. This has a problem, which is that it increases the cost of understanding and makes the reader a little confused when reading. It takes a few more glances to understand what is happening. This will definitely raise the corresponding reading threshold, especially... I strongly recommend that you don't get into this book if you are very, or lack of energy hh...

[Recommended by the author] An entertainment novel written by a friend. The main content is that after the protagonist traveled through time, he discovered that his original body was a singing king, but his voice was ruined because he was poisoned and he could no longer sing, so the original body committed suicide. Then the protagonist relies on his original music expertise to transfer the scores of various songs from his previous life and start over from helping his younger sister debut... Many editors have been saying recently that entertainment is in decline. This is indeed true. There have been few newcomers in the entertainment industry in recent years, and "Full Time Artist", which is currently at the top of the list of pornographic films, has been trending downwards in recent months, judging from its position on the monthly ticket charts. On the whole, Wenyu is a Shuangdian-intensive novel, which can easily catch readers' attention, but subsequent Shuangdian novels can easily fall into the trap of homogeneity, causing the loss of readers. So come back and read this book. At the beginning, the protagonist recalls his previous life, and the atmosphere was a little depressing, but he soon adjusted and had some interaction with his sister, and then the first cool moment started in Chapters 5-6. The overall rhythm is okay, but in Chapter 6 when the younger sister is competing in the singing competition, the side description may be a bit unfamiliar, but overall the atmosphere has been successfully brought up, and you can feel the refreshing feeling. Looking at the introduction and current content, the subsequent protagonists should have multiple careers, including composer, manager, etc. It can be expected that there will be differences in the cool points. As far as the current content is concerned, I would recommend everyone to take a look~