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Don't skip reading a novel that requires in-depth exploration. After reading each chapter, clarify your thoughts before reading. Then you will find that the more you watch it, the more enjoyable it becomes and you simply can't stop. This book deserves its ranking. It is a pity that such articles with too much psychological description are difficult to adapt into animated movies, TV series, etc. The article has a great sense of humor and always makes people smile (not the laugh-out-loud kind)

I only wrote four chapters and it was already on my reading list. Although Bing Lin Shen Xia's book cannot be said to be a clean one in the online literature world, it is definitely definitely. His books generally dig holes and fill them in. The writing is good and the quality is very high. As soon as he writes a new book, it is already on the bestseller list without paying for chapters. This shows that there are still a lot of ice fans.

Originally I only wanted to include historical novels, but this book was too much for my liking so I included it. What I insist on saying is also related to history (๑>؂<๑). The protagonist has to memorize history every time he takes an exam. There are also some descriptions of Japanese social phenomena in the article. Well, I can't go on. Generally speaking, this is a Japanese-style love and growth story. The author's third book. The first one was a collective creation with a chaotic rhythm. The second one made considerable progress, but the introduction of ancient technology was very disappointing. Personally, I think the author almost overturned. The author has already stated that this third book is a daily story. The author is very familiar with daily life (this is also the reason why he has been reading the author's books). As long as the rhythm is not brought into the ditch, the completed book will definitely be considered good. Although it is a Japanese style, the author tried to write it as close to reality as possible. Unlike many novels in this area that are all cute and disgusting, it can be regarded as a realistic novel with Japanese elements added, rather than a Japanese novel with realistic elements added. Therefore, it is actually very suitable for people who are slightly older, such as those in their twenties (I seem to have exposed something...) Although I'm joking, it's really a good book.

The first book is a bleak one. In the early stage of the book, it looks like a published novel, but in the later stage, it looks like an online novel. The new book "The Man of Nanming" is a continuation of the later writing style. Personally, I feel that the early period, especially the experiences in Shandong and Yangzhou before Wang Yan developed, are the best in the book. After reading the first half, you have to lament people's misfortune and be angry at the officials' inaction. You will have a deeper understanding of the meaning of the saying "I'd rather be a peace dog than a man in troubled times." It feels depressing in the early stage, but becomes relatively relaxed in the later stage. If the theme of the early stage is resistance to aliens, then the theme of the later stage is the choice of the system.

It's a novel about eunuchs, but it's still readable. There are quite a lot of chapters. It is also a group story, but the author seems to have written it by one person, so it is clearly organized. This book follows the path of peaceful coexistence with the Ming Dynasty, conflict first and then cooperation, which is exactly the opposite of Lingao Qiming.

This Lingao Qiming book is quite old. As one of the few group travel books that is still being updated, it still has its advantages. Since the author received support from big names in various industries in the early stage, he can write a few chapters in a professional tone regardless of his profession. The price is that it is a bit confusing, the plot is incoherent, and it feels like he is enjoying himself. It is said that there are gradually fewer big guys providing help nowadays, so there are fewer professional chapters, but the plot is more coherent. I have been chasing it for several years, and I hope the author can finish it in his lifetime.

This is a story about the Greeks who came to Magna Graecia (now Italy) to establish a country after the long march. The protagonist has established the Kingdom of Dionia, step by step, uniting vertically and horizontally, without excessive YY. It not only shows us the characteristics of Greek city-state culture, but also Chinese and foreign strategic and tactical thoughts. It is a rare masterpiece among foreign novels.

Driven by an inexplicable trend of thought on the Internet (it doesn't seem to be of any use to me, can you kill someone or change history?), Many people are actually quite indifferent to this book. Of course, some people say it's water, but I feel a little bit too. But overall, this book shows a new way of thinking and embodies a peaceful transition method, because I personally feel that it is best to achieve modernization through a smooth transition method. And the author is quite serious about the description of this book. According to the author, he made several trips to the Forbidden City in order to write the novel. I hope the author can finish the book safely.

First of all, I would like to thank the author for recommending the popular science book "History of the Byzantine Empire" (written by Chen Zhiqiang), an introductory science book on the Byzantine Empire. Based on my love for this period of the Eastern Roman Empire, I read the relevant novels in Qidian. This book is quite good. It tells the story of the protagonist's efforts to turn the tide after the capital of Eastern Rome, Constantinople, was captured by the Venetian fleet and the Crusaders from various Western European countries. There are very few novels about Eastern Rome in the Starting Point. I only found this one when I was writing about this period. According to many people, at this point in time, Eastern Rome is basically hopeless. Since my understanding of the Byzantine Empire is still at an entry level (I am planning to play Europa Universalis 2333), I cannot easily comment on the bias in the historical description of this book. But there are still some characteristics: unlike writing Chinese novels where domestic affairs are the main theme, based on the geography of Eastern Rome and the sources of taxation, the protagonist of this book actually has domestic and foreign affairs in parallel and focuses on diplomacy. Moreover, since there is no tradition of "princes, generals, and ministers having their own kind", the author's great resistance comes from the nobility, so the protagonist of this book feels more like he is trying to survive in the cracks.

I read this book for two reasons: One is because of Dream of Red Mansions; the other is because it's cool. I want to read a Dream of Red Mansions fanfic, but most of the authors of this type of fanfic are female (I don't understand the way women think), and the male fanzine has nothing to do with Red Mansions as soon as it is written. It is all about how the male protagonist is so awesome and so popular outside. I don't want the protagonist to be limited to the Dream of Red Mansions, but I also don't want it to have only a little connection with the Dream of Red Mansions. How to control this degree? This book is the one that I think has the best grasp. As for the coolness, emmm, I won't describe it too much.

I fell in love with this book because of my love for Mohism. The author does a good job of showing people's life and thinking during the Warring States Period, and often provides some common sense explanations. Mohism itself is a well-organized school. The author went one step further and introduced the wo dang organization building method (maybe because of personal experience, I find this setting quite interesting). And in the chaos of various countries, they took advantage of the contradictions in various countries to survive, step by step, and gradually expanded the Mohist voice. This book has a lot of side descriptions (which is also my favorite type), and does not always focus on the protagonist. In addition, although the author is not a rich scholar, he is still very knowledgeable in history and literature (for someone like me who only reads history out of interest); the author strives to complete a logical and self-consistent philosophical concept and political program for the Mohists, so as to achieve the purpose of the world being unified (personally, it is the purpose of arbitrating the world). Of course, since the protagonist described in this book is cautious and steady, the whole plot must not be fast, and it may not be suitable for readers who like fast pace.

I guess the author must have read the two books "Li Zicheng" and "History of the Southern Ming Dynasty". In the novel, the author has a deeper understanding of social issues in the late Ming Dynasty. The description of the characters in the novel is more lifelike and intelligent than most articles in the starting point. The author has a golden finger for the protagonist, but this golden finger does not mean blindly climbing the technology tree. In fact, technology is definitely not the focus of the two books written by the author (the protagonist was a scumbag in his previous life, and can only give his opinions for his subordinates to test and verify). The rule of man is not very clever for people who are accustomed to seeing various political constructions at the beginning (mainly the product of the protagonist's own ideas combined with the system at that time), but it seems real. But the novel has two highlights: First, the author's descriptions of war scenes are definitely the best in the book, often giving people the feeling of being there. More than once, I fantasized about how to reproduce the scenes in my mind when made into a movie; The second is the growth of the characters. The author not only thinks about the characters' behavior based on each person's personality and standpoint, but also the characters he writes will become mature and sophisticated as their life experiences change. It makes people sigh at the author's good intentions.