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

[Sweep the List] A new book by an old author who originally wrote a fan novel. The main content is that after the protagonist travels to a different world, he discovers that this is a world dominated by beast masters, who can control spiritual beasts to fight. The original talent of the protagonist is telepathy. After the protagonist arrives, the second talent appears, which can copy the abilities of other spiritual beasts and give them to his own spiritual beast... If you know the author Qingquan Ryuxiang, you will know that he started his career by writing about Pokemon fans, so this time he chose to be original, and there is obviously no acclimatization. Why? I would say this is the wise thing about this author. When he chose originality, he tried to choose a topic as close to a place he felt familiar with. In the end, he chose a beast-control theme that is very close to Pokemon, so that his experience in writing fan works in the past can also be applied to this original work. The overall writing style of this book is relatively relaxed, including but not limited to the jokes added by the author, which also make this book look happy. However, what I personally would be more concerned about is that although this book breaks away from the original Pokemon theme and becomes an original work, the starting setting still has quite obvious Pokemon-like settings. Will this book eventually become an "alternative Pokemon fan"? This is something I'm more concerned about. Friends who like it can take a look~

[Author's Recommendation] A novel that I don't feel has much of its own characteristics. The main content is that after the protagonist travels to a different world, he discovers that his predecessor committed suicide due to a broken love. Then when the protagonist went out, he was hit by a car of his ex-girlfriend's new boyfriend. After being buried alive, he used system evolution to enhance his strength and successfully took revenge. I've read about ten chapters of the opening. It's basically a very traditional waste material start. The protagonist counterattacks from a waste material to a master, and then starts pretending to be a pig and eating the tiger. This kind of start is indeed relatively ordinary. As for the subsequent plot, I personally feel that the behavioral logic of the protagonist's lower-class classmates is indeed a bit strange. The strange thing is that the place where the protagonist is located is a place with very strict racial hierarchy, and lower-class people cannot offend superior people. In this case, as an ordinary low-class person who has been oppressed for so long, it stands to reason that it should not be because the protagonist said "low-class people are not sword people" and successfully ignited the spark of resistance to class, but should be a little foreshadowing first. At the same time, the previous one followed the semi-invincible upgrading style. When it came to this plot, the protagonist initially retreated and did not resist, which was a bit wretched. But after the protagonist stood up and resisted, he suddenly became a bit passionate. After changing three modes within ten chapters, there was an obvious conflict between the previous and later painting styles, which is indeed a bit unsatisfactory. But on the other hand, the protagonist's complete body after evolution is an inhuman existence. Ordinary people will definitely call him "monster" when he sees it. Personally, I think this is quite interesting. Friends who like it can give it a try~

[Recommended by book friends] This is a new book for newcomers to the Invincible style. The main content is that after the protagonist traveled to the world of Xianxia, ​​he joined a Buddhist sect because of his desires and was sent to the Demon Tower in the middle of the gate to recite the scriptures and transform into demons. The system is activated at this time, and as long as you successfully level up, you can obtain magical skills and leveling points, which can improve your cultivation and skill proficiency. The content is a relatively standard upgrade flow invincible article. Through the skills and techniques with more domineering names, the "maximum level" of the skills and techniques that are easier to achieve, and the upgrades in numerical levels, it directly gives readers a sense of satisfaction. On the other hand, there are indeed some mind-boggling protagonists with a cool side profile, but I personally think that the heat is not enough. At the same time, the protagonist prefers to make up his own mind, which is actually a bit narcissistic. Some readers may not like this. Friends who like it can give it a try~ (When I saw the author said that the contract had been sent, I originally planned to invest. After reading it for ten minutes, I didn't expect that the risk of the work was too high and I was not allowed to invest...)

[Recommended by the author] A new Japanese love book. The main content is that the protagonist is a slightly famous novel author. One day, his senior sister Saionji came to him through his editor, hoping that the protagonist would teach her to write novels and give her a huge daily salary. Under this circumstance, the protagonist has more and more contact with her, and the sour smell of love slowly emerges... If you have enough dog food, it depends on whether you come to eat... The content of this book is actually a very traditional Japanese romance novel plot. It is set on the rb campus. Sister Xiionji is known as the most beautiful girl, and there must be a childhood sweetheart, the student council president. At present, it seems to be a single female protagonist, a plot where childhood sweethearts are defeated by the sky. On the other hand, the overall writing style of this novel does have a "manga" feel, whether it is the dialogue or the description of facial expressions and movements. However, at the beginning, the protagonist's editor directly revealed the protagonist's pen name to Saionji-senpai. Although he later explained to the protagonist that it was because the two were relatives, I still felt a little uncomfortable for no reason. This kind of plot of casually revealing other people's privacy may not be pleasing to readers. If you can accept the plot, this may indeed be a good novel. Although it is foreseeable that the subsequent routines and excitement may be quite repetitive, but as far as the current plot is concerned, I would also recommend you to give it a try~

[Sweeping the List] A relatively bland and unpopular novel. The main content is that the protagonist wakes up, travels back in time, and transforms from a vice principal into a new teacher who has just joined the job. Here, he resumed his teaching work, resumed teaching Class 4 of the second grade of junior high school, and began to make up for the regrets that happened to this class... When I first read the title of the book, I thought it would be a funny novel. After all, the title "Teacher, come here" always felt a bit similar to "Wukong, come and save me". After reading the content, I realized that the protagonist is called Li Kuai Lai... (Sweat) The overall content and story line, I personally feel that it is a bit bland. It makes sense for the author to classify this book in the realistic category instead of the urban category. This also means that the audience of this book may not be very wide. After all, the mainstream readership is still dominated by Shuangwen. But at the same time, this book does have a "magic" that attracts me. Maybe it's because it's a bit novel to watch the protagonist solve teaching problems one by one. Friends who like the teacher's writing can read it~

[The novel I am reading] It is an okay weird novel. The main content is that after the protagonist dies in an accident, his soul is stuffed back into the body by a mysterious man, and he becomes the "exclusive order taker" of the "Devil's Curse" website, helping to solve different incidents to obtain rewards for life span, skills, etc. At the same time, the protagonist gradually enters the extraordinary world in reality... In the main line, this book is actually the story of a young man who accidentally obtained mysterious powers and began to catch ghosts and save them. However, I think the content is a bit interesting. The author has put a lot of effort into foreshadowing (and fragments). For example, the protagonist thought that his best friend was a rich second generation, but unexpectedly he turned out to be a member of a big family in the extraordinary world. Another example is that the protagonist started to eliminate the strange thing, which was that he ran out of a white bottle. Later, when the protagonist sees it at a good friend's house, he realizes that it is a common tool in the extraordinary world, and there may be a follow-up. At the same time, when the protagonist goes to a manor to eliminate weird things, the secretary mistakenly says "game", which is probably a foreshadowing of the follow-up... These are really well done, and I am a little interested in watching it. However, one problem with this book may be that the author's writing style is "not strong enough". Personally, I feel that some of the scary atmosphere and even the emotion of hair-cutting are not quite in place. This will deduct a lot of points from this book. But overall, I would still recommend friends who like this kind of subject to give it a try~

[Recommended by book friends] A decent urban supernatural novel. The main content is that the protagonist has the extraordinary mental ability to read minds and is an absolute genius in school. The story begins when a girl confesses her love to the protagonist and is disguised as a suicide. The protagonist takes a glance (viewing the memory of the deceased with his mind-reading ability) and hints that it was a suicide. From this, the protagonist begins to contact people from the criminal police team. The content is good, and the author's writing style is honestly not like that of a novice. The character creation and psychological description are very detailed, and the sense of substitution is relatively strong. The protagonist's personality at the beginning is also very distinct. He is a cold-blooded "observer" who doesn't talk much. Later, after he comes into contact with more and more different people, he gradually becomes more talkative and begins to "integrate" into the world, and the novel's entry into the extraordinary is more natural. The only thing that might make readers less happy is... The Riddler gets out of Gotham! ! !

[Author's Recommendation] A new book by a veteran Western fantasy supernatural author. The main content is that after the protagonist traveled to Miguo in a different world, he found that his predecessor was involved in a supernatural incident, and he became the target of hunting. At this time, he obtained the card drawing system and successfully counterattacked with the drawn Black Tiger Afu character card and dragon-slaying knife, and began to contact the Mysterious Bureau, an official extraordinary organization... The author of this new book is already a veteran. He has written three novels worth more than 1 million yuan, and his writing style is still guaranteed. In terms of content, the follow-up to the main plot of this book is expected to use Chinese Kung Fu or other extraordinary powers such as cultivating immortals to deal with extraordinary and strange events in the West. But to be honest, neither this point nor the golden finger for drawing cards is a novel idea. Perhaps what makes this book worth reading is the smooth writing and storytelling. Friends who are interested can read it~

[Recommended by the author] A relatively ordinary modern business + technology novel. The main content is that after his father was seriously injured by a loan shark, the protagonist was hit by a car in order to save others. When he lost both legs, he was praised by the whole country, and he also gained a factory system, which allowed him to summon 007 muscles to work, as well as obtain machine tools, technology, finished products, etc. The idea of ​​factory novels is honestly not new at all. There was a time when it was quite popular. In terms of writing, I personally feel that it is passable, with no poisonous points and the plot advances smoothly. But I personally feel that there is a logical loophole in the content. At the beginning, it is clearly stated that the protagonist has been commended nationwide, and CCTV also recorded a 5-minute program record. It stands to reason that at least one person out of ten people will feel that the protagonist looks familiar, right? But looking at the content behind it, it is a bit strange that there are so many characters, such as waiters, security guards, and factory owners, but none of them even look familiar to the protagonist. However, the overall content is still acceptable. Friends who like factory novels can read it ~

[Recommended by book friends] A fairly good novel. The main content is that the protagonist can travel to different worlds, and the first one to travel is the world of Xiaoao. Here, he joined the Huashan Sect, which had not yet had a sword fight, and became Feng Qingyang's junior brother, Yue Buqun's senior brother, and also became the new generation of Huashan Swordsman genius after Feng Qingyang. Xin Haiyue is an old historical author, but this book has transitioned into the martial arts genre (it may also be fairy tales or science fiction, the author has not made it clear how it will develop in the future), and the content is indeed a bit acclimatized. The first world is the martial arts world of Jin Yong series, and it can be seen that the author is really not good at fighting plots, and he really cannot write the feeling of an ancient martial arts novel. At the same time, in the world of Swordsman, the author uses a lot of fairy-tale words such as "half-step, breakthrough realm", which some martial arts fans may not like. However, the author starts from the time point before the Huashan Sword Qi Battle, which is indeed more interesting and novel. It also arouses my own interest in looking forward to how the protagonist will solve or deal with it in the future. Apart from the battle scenes, the author's writing style is indeed smooth and fascinating. Friends who are interested in this kind of plot setting can try it~

[Recommended by book friends] A relatively smooth new book by an old author. The main content is about the protagonist traveling to a parallel world, and he is originally a composition student. From this, the protagonist used various popular music he had heard in his previous life and manually copied the music scores into this world. The author's last book was about medical equipment, in the business + doctor category, but this book has made a big move into the entertainment category, and it still seems acceptable, with no obvious acclimatization. Based on the title of the book, it seems that this book will be developed with the "band" as a whole. This idea is indeed relatively rare in the entertainment genre. When I saw it, I was a little interested in trying it. But speaking of the title of the book, the current title of this book is indeed... Not very good. A title like "The Midsummer of XX" looks very "literary and youthful" at first glance, and it may directly dissuade some readers. At the same time, I am more worried that in the middle and later stages, the author will continue to focus on the protagonist's composition, while ignoring the pretentious elements of the entire band, and this depends on the author's writing skills. As far as the content goes, I would recommend giving it a try.

[Author's Recommendation] A relatively ordinary Star Swallowing Sky fan novel. The main content is about the protagonist who died saving people in his previous life, and then traveled to the world of Swallowing Star Sky and became a special being. At the beginning, he started in the world lord realm. He even worshiped the dead emperor as his disciple and directly inherited billions of inheritance... The sense of substitution is very poor, and he has already begun to envy and hate him (dog head) Not to mention anything else, this book makes a common mistake made by novices in the first chapter - providing the protagonist with options of similar value. In this case, the reader and the author may not make the same choice, so the problem of persuasion may arise. At the same time, I read about ten chapters myself. The protagonist basically just broke out of his shell and was born, communicated with Luo Feng, inherited the inheritance, and opened a bank account. The whole story was indeed a bit bland. For newcomers' works, readers' endurance is generally around ten chapters. It is indeed unsatisfactory to have no "explosive points" in ten consecutive chapters. Friends who are interested in Devouring Fans can give it a try.

[Novel I am reading] The author is an experienced author in the entertainment genre, and I am also reading the previous novel "Daddy Writer". The main content of this book is that the protagonist was reborn and returned to when he was a college counselor. Here, he used bits and pieces of his previous life to write a "Second World" - a "science fiction" novel that "speculates" the next few decades... Overall, this author's writing style is guaranteed, and the words he writes are always interesting. As for the content of this book, it is indeed interesting to take advantage of rebirth in the beginning to write a science fiction novel about the next few decades. In particular, readers can't help but think about an interesting point - will someone come to "Knife" the protagonist as a prophet in the future? However, after experiencing several entertainment genres in the past, the author seemed to be a little more "ambitious" when writing this book - the protagonist basically writes original novels at the beginning, which is not necessarily pleasing. Personally, I think it's good-looking and acceptable, but when I read the book review section, some readers thought they didn't like it. This is a matter of opinion. You can give it a try~

[Recommended by book friends] This is a new lv5 book with an attractive beginning. The main content is that after the protagonist travels to a different world, he does not know that his parents, sister, and fiancée are all pretending, in order to use him to make elixirs after certain conditions are met. And at the age of seventeen, the protagonist finally embarked on the path of spiritual practice... Good Guys, I looked at the beginning of this book and just called Good Guys. The protagonist even has a family of five, and all five of them are movie stars. The protagonist wants to disguise his time travel so as not to reveal his time travel, while his parents, sister, and fiancée naturally want to hide their true purpose. The beginning instantly caught my attention. Unfortunately, the plot in the next ten chapters slowly returned to the conventional fairy-cultivating plot. The protagonist's personal plot was not very volatile until about ten chapters in. I met the little wife who was "grabbed from a baby". Overall it will be interesting, but the category of traditional fairy tales has been declining in recent years, which may dissuade some readers. Friends who are interested can give it a try~

[Recommended by book friends] This is an interesting novel. The main content is about the protagonist, a freshman with savant syndrome (a type of autism). It tells the story of his life as a top student in school and later as an archaeologist. The beginning of the book is engaging. The protagonist expresses his uniqueness from the beginning, which makes readers more curious. However, the author does not explain the reason at the beginning, so the readers are interested in reading further to understand why the protagonist is so different. In Chapter 4, it was finally revealed that the protagonist has savant syndrome, and the plot has entered into the main topic at this time. This kind of design arrangement is indeed an excellent approach, and it verifies the book friends' statement that "this author's writing style is very good." The author of The Wolf of the Department of History is famous for his good writing, sharp wit, and unique historical perspective. His previous books were all classified into historical categories. This time, he switched to urban classification and used archaeological themes to intersect with historical categories. He did not stray too far away from the fields he is familiar with. This is indeed a very smart approach. The quality of this book is obviously maintained at a high level. However, this author has some dark history, such as his fondness for handing out knives, killing four protagonists in one book, etc... Friends who don't mind can try it, it's quite interesting.

[Sweeping List] A very creative novel. The main content is that after traveling to the Marvel world, the protagonist gained the ability to create real scripts. He can create various extraordinary items and characters by "making up stories" and place them in the real world. Personally, I think the creativity is really interesting. It feels like being a great director behind the scenes at Marvel, which seems quite exciting. The overall writing style is also smooth, with no major flaws. Personally, I feel that the area for improvement in this book lies in the restoration of the original characters. The character-oriented behaviors of some characters may be a little different from what readers expected. For example, Gu Yi always feels a bit strange when he comes into contact with the protagonist, and at the same time, his "little friend" is too dramatic... This part may make some readers uncomfortable. Friends who like Marvel fandoms can give it a try~

[Novel I am reading] A new book by a great author that has already started off very well. The main content is about the protagonist inheriting several buildings due to the divorce of his parents, and then returning here to eat. But at this moment, the house he lived in was suddenly connected to a little girl's room in another time and space, and opposite was a future time and space with very mature technology... The author of "Sleeping Will Turn White" needs no further introduction. This book is as always, starting with the accelerator stepped on and wandering crazily on the edge of overspeeding. At the same time, this book directly disses the entire entertainment industry from the beginning, and the sentences are still very sharp. I wonder if it will become a hidden danger reported by fans in the entertainment industry... The creativity of the whole book at the beginning is a bit like a movie, and the writing style and plot are still very interesting. I recommend everyone to read it ~

[Recommended by book friends] A very interesting Harry Potter fan novel. The main content is about the protagonist who went through the entire student period at Hogwarts after traveling to the world of Harry Potter, and gained a great reputation through "fighting". Three years after graduation, Dumbledore finally agreed that he should go back to work as a professor and study ancient magic texts. Overall, the creative idea at the beginning of this book is a bit like the previous sealed Professor of Magic, but I personally like this one better. The reason is that the writing style of this book is more humorous and interesting, and at the same time, I personally think that the author has really "understood" the original Harry Potter. Why? The reason is that when many fans draw characters, the characters they write often have a single character, magnifying a certain character of the original character and making it unique. But in this book, I saw the diversity and changeability of the characters. For example, Ron, he is reckless and timid, but at the same time he is bold to save his friends. The character suddenly became three-dimensional and full. This is indeed rare in fan fiction, which makes me personally like this book better. But at the same time, the setting of this book is that the protagonist only knew a little bit about the plot from short videos and the like in his previous life, and has never read the original book or movie. He does not have much insight into the plot, which may not be liked by some readers. Friends who like Harry Potter fan fiction can try reading this book~

[Recommended by book friends] A slightly ordinary new book by an old author. The main content is that the protagonist lives in a world of cultivating immortals. He is the thirteenth son of the Li family, one of the three major qi-training families in the area, and this book tells the story of his cultivation. (Forgive me, after reading more than ten chapters, I still feel that this is an ordinary story of cultivating immortals. I don't know how to summarize it...) Let me first talk about how good this book is. What makes this book good is that the writing is very smooth. Although there are five characters in the first chapter, by the second chapter, I can already understand and distinguish each character very well. As for the shortcomings... The biggest shortcoming must be that there are no highlights. First of all, the story itself has nothing to attract me. After reading more than ten chapters, I still feel that it is a very ordinary and ordinary story about cultivating immortals and upgrading. At the same time, the introduction said that this book has some witty and humorous aspects... But with all due respect, after reading more than a dozen chapters, I really can't see anything funny, emmm... That's basically it. Friends who like fairy tales can give it a try.

[Sweeping List] A slightly literary novel, the main content of which is that the male protagonist is a licking dog, who repeatedly pesters the school beauty female protagonist, making the female protagonist very tired of him. But when the heroine discovered that she would share a state with the hero, and the two would even die if they were too far apart, the heroine was forced to accept the hero, and the two became a couple. The twist in the opening chapter is really amazing. From reporting that he was raped, to later saying that his girlfriend raped him, and then later discovering that the protagonist's real purpose is to report that his girlfriend is missing, this beginning really caught my attention. But in the first chapter, the author started talking about the story of the protagonist and the heroine from half a year ago, and began to expose the protagonist's true nature as a dog-licker, which made me feel a little unhappy. Even after looking at the back, I can hardly find any positive adjectives for the male protagonist. Instead, he is full of licking, selfishness, self-centeredness, strong desire to control, and feeling good about himself. The only "positive" may be the perseverance (to lick the female protagonist). This makes me dislike the protagonist more and more. Although the author stated in the author's statement that this is a story about the growth of the protagonist, it is personally difficult for me to accept a protagonist with such a bad character at the beginning. So what's so good about this book? Fortunately, it is "real" enough and "youthful" enough. The psychological changes and behavioral logic of different characters are traced, and there is also a sufficient sense of youth in love and campus. If you can accept such a protagonist, maybe this will be a good novel for you.