Selected Book List of Qidian Novels

A historical novel in which the protagonist travels back to the time of Chongzhen in the late Ming Dynasty to save the world. Routines such as climbing the technology tree are inevitable, but the author's ideas are rare. The protagonist firmly believes that only good systems can organize people, and strong organizations are the foundation for the fortunes of emperors throughout the ages. Compared with other brainless ways to promote technology, this is already a big improvement. The characters in the story are not mentally retarded, they are well-founded and worth watching.

Entertainment is a breath of fresh air in the novel. The author has extremely successfully created the image of an acting school that has achieved success in the Chinese entertainment industry. The hardships and ups and downs along the way, as well as the diligent pursuit in the performing arts, are all written in detail and with flesh and blood. As supporting actors, Zhou Xun, Fan Bingbing, Liu Ye, etc. Also have their own images and actions, and they can all stand up. The author's writing style is delicate and changeable, both realistic and romantic, and his tone is relaxed but not frivolous. It can withstand repeated readings.

There is also the second half of the companion volume "Dragon Rider in the Sky". Its plot and character creation were not very rigorous in the early days, and there were many loopholes. However, the setting of dragon knight + pilot is extremely interesting. Secondly, the author's passionate and detailed descriptions of combat scenes such as aerial battles are very graphic, making people passionate and refreshing along the way, and it is a pleasure to read. It is a rare masterpiece among cool articles. The first part is about a dragon knight who travels back in time to fly a fighter jet, and the second part is about a pilot who travels back in time and becomes a dragon knight. The collision and fusion of fantasy and technology is very interesting.

The plot of "Xu Xianzhi" is actually a cool story, copying books to show off, getting all kinds of girls, and becoming the best in the world by practicing whatever you want. These plots are all there. But generally, you can finish reading a refreshing novel once, but "Xu Xianzhi" can be read several times. The text of "The Dream" is clean and tender, the characters are well written, and the protagonist is gentle and assertive. Whether it is Pan Yu or White Snake, each female supporting character has her own appearance and thoughts, and they are all tenable and convincing. Maybe this is the reason why I can rewatch it again and again without feeling boring.

This book must be very well-known. The only criticism is the update on pneumonia. I don't know if it's to rush to the end, but I always feel a little regretful that the plot suddenly jumps to a high-level confrontation. I really hope that the author can write more about the customs and customs of that beautiful world, and write more unforgettable people and things. Compared with the online game novels of a few years ago, this book is a great improvement and breakthrough in terms of genre, text and other aspects. It is completely different from books such as "Rebirth of..." And "Online Game of...". The latter novels, which are purely for entertainment, certainly have their reasons for existence, but I sincerely hope that there will be more books like "The Amber Sword". Although both belong to popular literature, Amber is a novel that makes people feel beautiful - dazzled and longed for.

It's also an unlimited flow, and the author seems to be a teacher? I'm not sure. It started with a fan of "Infinite Horror", and a protagonist from "The Romance of Dragon and Snake" was forced into the team (actually based on it), Wang Zongchao, who is highly skilled in martial arts, joined the Zhongzhou team. It's quite satisfactory, with some highlights. The description of the action scenes and the characterization of the characters are remarkable, but as a fan, it's difficult to break through the limitations of the original work. After the plot of "Wind and Cloud", this book can be said to be completely different, which is why I recommend it. The author got rid of and abandoned the influence of "Infinite Horror" and truly began to focus on the protagonist to describe the magnificent scenes of Gaowu's world. After the protagonist who is a martial arts idiot breaks through again and again, the battle scenes are by no means a boring gangster fighting routine like you punching me and kicking me. The author cleverly summarizes the martial arts principles at a high level and uses sophisticated and precise writing to write one wonderful battle scene after another, which gave me great shock and enjoyment. The current update is relatively casual, but each single chapter has a lot of words, so you can manage it all at once. It seems that the author is following the traditional path of writing books and pursuing high-quality texts and works, so you don't have to worry about updating it. It is highly recommended!

The author's control of the plot is top-notch among online novels. Because of the detailed outline, many pitfalls are dug from the beginning, and they are all filled in by the end of the book. It can be said that all the plots are interlocked and seamless. The writing skills of this book are also great. The feuds in the world of Heaven and Dragon Slayer and the warmth and lightness of Gensokyo can be described accurately and vividly with words. In the Mass Effect chapter, from the unconstrained layout of the protagonist to the passionate and spectacular battleship duel, they are all well presented. The plots, conspiracies, and plots in this book are all unimaginable and unconventional. Compared with many sinister and vicious novels written by Mugenliu, the layout is more grand and the plot is fuller. It is an excellent work worth reading again and again.