What You Like About Ligongzhai (Personal Taste)

The protagonist gradually breaks through the lower limit in a serious manner... The strange thing is that when I watched it, I didn't feel any sense of violation. After watching it, I thought about it, ahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh does the author as a straight man have such a strong taste!

At first I thought it was a novice. The first few hundred chapters seemed to be just a piece of writing. Until I went to the demon world, I was almost disappointed. Who knew that the entire grand world view would emerge little by little later. It's so good-looking. The supporting characters are all above average in intelligence. Although they are not exactly the same as the protagonist in outlook, they are all outstanding people. All kinds of magical puzzle solving and reversals. I was very, very, very impressed by Jin Tuyi, the leader of the demon clan. I think this is the most vividly written character in the book besides the protagonist, although there is very little writing.

The protagonist is a calm and rational character who is almost decisive and ruthless in the eyes of others. It has a little golden finger, not too big. It's a cool spy story, but it doesn't feel too over the top. The protagonist is in fruit and his heart is red. There's just the right amount of achievement and sadness.

It's a very interesting live broadcast of martial arts from another world. The male protagonist parachuted in front of the dying female anchor and rescued her and accepted her as his disciple. The first half is told from the perspective of a female apprentice, and the psychological description and audience reaction are very detailed, making the male protagonist very capable. One advantage of this book is that the magical creatures in each place are realistic and rich in variety, and they also have the unified characteristics of this place. It feels like I'm reading a natural history from another world, and I can't stop reading. It was the sudden lily inside that made me feel embarrassed. I don't hate lilies, but I like the ones that come naturally. I want lilies just to sell lilies, which is a bit...

Cuttlefish's new book. What's particularly valuable about his books is that each one has a different background, almost never resting on its laurels. This book is somewhat similar to the Arcane Throne, but upon closer inspection it is completely different. It is a story of struggling to survive on an extraordinary road in an era where machinery and magic coexist. The background is slightly heavy, with a sense of humor at the core of tragedy. Extraordinaries can only advance along the order by taking magic potions, and they face unknown risks at all times, such as going crazy, losing control... And there is no light at the end of the road. Fortunately, the protagonist still forgets to be humorous in his predicament.

Traveling through time with a kilogram of seeds, because I traveled through time and became a shoemaker. In that era where status was important, if you wanted to have a career, you could only be a Mohist. However, every action of the protagonist is worthy of the title of Mohist. For the first time, I saw a historical document at the starting point that unites the people from the bottom, improves people's livelihood, and wins the hearts of the people, instead of using political and military power to achieve the goal. Although such behavior seems unrealistic, more than two thousand years later we all know what kind of power the people will have once mobilized. Coupled with the discipline of the Mohist organization at that time, the nobility and purity of thought, it was a perfect leadership organization. The protagonist may not be a saint at the beginning, but driven by his own ambition and the Mohist program, he will eventually become infinitely close to a selfless saint. This is really a breath of fresh air in the starting point. Because the protagonist uses the Mohist method of coercing the masses to stir up the general trend of the world, there must be a lot of descriptions of thoughts and education. Those who like it will stay, and those who don't like it will leave...

In fact, I liked the author's last book, Spring and Autumn I am the King, very much, but the ending was a bit hard to accept. The previous book, The Bright Moon of the Warring States Period, was broken due to external factors and could not be picked up. This book is also an innovation for the author, because it no longer starts with the identity of a noble. After the protagonist traveled to the past, he was a pawn in the late Qin Dynasty, brave and loyal. Everyone should also know about the Qin Dynasty's military merit and title system, which relied on the number of heads to gain military merit, and the number of titles based on military merit. He also relies on this system to gather talents under his staff (of course, there are only a few fellow villagers at the moment) and climb up step by step. At present, everything the protagonist has accumulated comes from Qin Lu and Qin Jun. I don't know whether he will stand on his own or support Qin in the future, but I support both. The Three Heroes of the Early Han Dynasty, the Overlord of Western Chu, the First Emperor, Zhao Gao, Li Si, Li Shiqi, and Zhong Lihuan. Don't you want to follow him to appreciate the elegance of these characters? I think the author's portrayal of characters is first-class. At present, these characters only have a few strokes in the article to immediately become vivid - and in my opinion, the degree of restoration is also very high.

After the weakling protagonist is possessed by the system, he starts a story of heroism in order to upgrade. However, what is unique about this book is that the system has always used the body of the protagonist to perform heroic acts. The protagonist himself has always been a scumbag, hiding behind and giving crooked ideas to the system... The interaction between the second-rate system and the weak protagonist is very cute. The system's combat power is basically invincible, but it doesn't make people feel too pretentious. It's funny and natural, it's not a joke. Very interesting. The battle process is relatively simple and does not pay attention to the strong man's state of mind. It is very suitable for relaxation.

The story of opening an Internet cafe in another world. Using modern games to travel through the past will drive the development of industries in other worlds and the improvement of military force. While playing games, characters from other worlds can also understand game skills and truly use them... Imagine that monks learn flying swords from it, and the army learns knight skills from it. It's very cool and unique.

The Lord God series opens the Lord God game on earth. It's quite interesting to skip the first few chapters and see how players play the game later.

Same as Ice and Fire. The protagonist still dressed up as a Night Watchman, but he was not willing to submit to this fate. Now he got acquainted with the little devil and tricked his way to the south to become the Night Watchman's food officer. He was using the power of finance and technology to stir up troubles.

A fan of Ice and Fire, travel back in time to the escaped Night Watchman Will, who is about to be beheaded by Ed at the beginning. The protagonist has gained the attention of the God of Time and Space, which is awesome. He is an alien, a faceless person, and a prophet in a sense. He also has superb swordsmanship and a deep mind. The protagonist is a no-nonsense character whose main purpose is to fight against the White Walkers. Now he has become the general leader of the Great Wall, formed an alliance with the Lang family, and reversed the tragic fate of many characters. In my opinion, the characters' personalities are relatively consistent with the original work, and no one is deliberately vilified. There is no heroine yet. Highly recommended. The protagonist did not bring much influence from the other world, did not climb the technological tree, did not carry out ideological changes, and followed the path of struggle, strength and maneuvering in the style of the original Ice and Fire.

Travel back to the side branches of the Pei family in the Three Kingdoms. It controls people's hearts very carefully, and the characters' dialogues have several subtexts. But it may be precisely because of this that many readers can't stand it and find it long and boring. The protagonist will later go it alone. But in the early stage, I had been studying abroad, which seemed aimless. So, be patient. Ps I am very objective towards the three families, neither Liu Bei nor Cao Cao. The author's own chapter says that sometimes there are some little jokes.

An absolute clean stream of post-apocalyptic zombie writing. I thought it was another cold-blooded and dark apocalyptic novel. But the protagonist really exceeded my expectations time and time again. He seems to be crooked but actually dares to take responsibility and cares about the world. The three views are correct but not holy. The story itself is also very interesting. The male protagonist breaks out from the zombie wave and forms his own force to save the earth. The protagonist himself is very good, but he is not invincible. He has to fight with wits and scheming, and he also needs partners to fight together. By the way, the interaction between the second male lead and the male protagonist is quite cute. It's not the kind of forced gay atmosphere, nor is it the kind of model that sums up everything with one word, it's just natural.

The male protagonist is very wise and almost demonic. Before time travel, he was a master of psychology. He can truly control people's hearts and his alignment is lawful evil. I'm also curious why it's not popular. Highly recommend this book! The writing is smooth and the plot is intertwined. Every time a big plan that the protagonist has been planning for a long time is revealed, it is a moment of excitement, which is far better than pretending to be slapped in the face.

Primitive tribe, totem warrior, fire, ferocious beast. The writing is very innovative and worth reading. But it got a little dull in the later stages. By the way, Ci Miao's writing is not studded, because he doesn't write emotional scenes at all!

The main character is Naga. Naga is a matriarchal clan, with human body and snake tail, living in the deep sea, and he is male. So interesting. There is no female protagonist, but there should be no shortage of sex. The setting is novel and the writing is good.

A book that travels through time and transformed the Ming Dynasty. The 500-person Senate is both advanced and decadent, integrated yet in constant conflict. They can indeed change the destiny of the country, but the regime they establish may be worse than the Qing Dynasty. However, it can also be used as farming. This book is so famous that I don't need to explain it.

A heavy start. A man from another world picked up a live broadcast system from the earth and followed the audience to learn Chinese, which is an ancient language that is crucial to magic. It's a cool article, but the routine is unique.

I think the master's writing is very good among historical writings. Travel back to the Jiajing era of the Ming Dynasty to participate in the imperial examination and promote social change step by step. The protagonist is very scheming, and there are many descriptions of official struggles. But it's not that exciting, it's a bit heavy, and it's a bit too long. The next book about traveling back to the Song Dynasty is obviously different from this one. The pace is faster and more refreshing, and it doesn't require a lot of brain power to read, but I still think this one is better. I also recommend his "Yipin Jiangshan"