🔥lao Chai's Book List No. 6 - Fantasy🔥

(Removed from the main book list) Added to book list on August 3, 2017 On June 13, 2018, I fulfilled my promise of 500 likes and book reviews. But having said that, this book is more than a year old and only has 500,000 words. It really moved people to tears. [Signs of the divine book, enlightening imagination, serialized masterpieces] The protagonist of the Dark Beasts style is Jörmungandr from Nordic mythology. He himself has a low IQ and often loses his mind due to hunger. The early stage of the story follows the trend of Nordic mythology. The main plot is that the protagonist travels to various worlds and becomes a terrifying legend. Reasons for recommendation 1. The idea is very good and the subject matter is novel. It is the first world of Nordic mythology. The basic plot follows the routine of Nordic mythology. Many readers are saying, if tmd has such a plot, why don't I read the original version of Norse mythology? However, in the final battle to destroy the world, the wind-stained jungle began to think wildly, and the pits previously buried were revealed one by one. The atmosphere of Cthulhu and the shadow of the mastermind behind the scenes are really surprising. 2. The author himself said that this book is about the process from animality to divinity. From the beginning, it was also seen that the protagonist has always been a beast dominated by appetite, irrational, and got into a fight with Thor inexplicably. With the author saying this, I'm really looking forward to what he will experience in the process of transforming from animality to divinity. 3. The introduction of this book is really inspiring - in the Norse mythology, the Nordic Vikings respectfully call me Jormungandr, the snake that wraps around the world; in the Christian mythology, the Christians call me the ancient dragon and ancient snake - Satan in disgust; in the Greek mythology, the gods call me the hundred-headed dragon - Typhon in awe; in the Kunlun mythology, the witches enthusiastically call me the candle dragon - Zhu Jiuyin. Mayan mythology, Buddhist mythology, Slavic mythology, Celtic mythology, Nahuatl mythology, Japanese mythology, Assyrian mythology, Egyptian mythology, Finnish mythology. Among the many myths and legends, I traveled back and forth in the name of monster, but I just wanted to find the truth. If the protagonist really wants to explore these mysterious and strange mythical worlds one by one, the anticipation will be overwhelming. Disadvantages: 1. I feel that my identity as a time traveler is useless. 2. It is easier to get through the Norse mythology part at the beginning. [Excellent novels about dragons and exotic beasts] Similar recommendations: 1. Frost Wings. It is a very powerful "big production" that depicts non-human alien protagonists in the context of DND. The first copy is The Three-Body Problem. The new work of Red Robe Mage author Dead Fish Duanwei has been renamed. Highly recommended (already included in this book list). 2. "Red Dragon" is a book about what one would do if reborn as a red dragon, a spoof of DND. Although the protagonist retains human memories, he is actually a dragon with a dragon body and a heart. The settings are top-notch, the writing is top-notch, and the descriptions are top-notch. It's a pity that there is no outline. 3. "Elegy of the Dragon Wings of Seraph" is a more rigorous DND novel. The protagonist's level is a legendary ancient dragon and his race is a golden dragon among metal dragons. As a mastermind behind the scenes, he is stirring up troubles in the mainland. 4. The heart of the evil dragon. 5. Black Dragon Preacher. 6. A small silver dragon in Faerûn.

Eunuch, removed from the book list (Exciting ideas, unpopular products, book pre-orders, annual highlights) Summary of the story: The protagonist travels through time and becomes a young white dragon that cannot speak. For this reason, he has to start a hard life. I have to say that the opening chapter is very good. After growing up, the protagonist finally got the thing out of his throat. It turned out to be the author who accidentally put the golden finger into the protagonist's throat (why not put it in the butthole?) The golden finger is a dice that can open portals in different energy levels of time and space. The first time I went to the Trisolaran Star, I used words to make the Trisolaran people split up. Of course, the protagonist also gained a lot, becoming a white dragon transformed by alien biochemical technology, with a high-end atmosphere and class. The second copy, traveling through the world of Cthulhu mythology, accidentally provoked Yog-Sothoth, but after escaping, he was contaminated by Azathoth's chaos, and fell into the chaotic camp. The current minor irritant is the training plot between the protagonist and the spiritual maid, but it is not too irritating. Reasons for recommendation: 1. It is said to be the work of the author Red Robe Mage. The author has always had excellent imagination and writing skills. 2. I opened a copy of The Three-Body Problem and it was so imaginative. The author's courage is also very good. At least I haven't seen anything like it in a long time. 3. This is a "big production" that portrays a non-human alien protagonist in the context of DND. It is an amazing visual feast. 4. The whole text is written in a relatively absurd and humorous tone, which is quite confusing and funny. 5. The author did not portray Shirakawa as a guy who has completely lost his humanity and only has the thinking of a dragon. At present, it is just killing decisively and unscrupulously, but it still has a certain degree of kindness. At least it will reward people who do not threaten it at all and are kind to it. This is commendable. Suitable for readers: 1. Those who like some unpopular copies 2. Those who like good writing 3. Those who like all kinds of bizarre plots 4. Not afraid of being a little homely Similar recommendations 1. "Red Dragon" is a book about what you would do if you were reborn as a red dragon, a spoof of DND. Although the protagonist retains human memories, he is actually a dragon with a dragon body and a heart. It is mixed with a lot of settings such as Cthulhu Mythology and Norse Mythology. The settings are top-notch, the writing is top-notch, and the descriptions are top-notch. It's a pity that there is no outline. 2. "The Dragon Wing Elegy of Seraph" is a relatively rigorous DND novel. The protagonist's level is a legendary ancient dragon and his race is a golden dragon among metal dragons. As a mastermind behind the scenes, he is stirring up troubles in the mainland. What's more interesting is that since he is the protagonist of a giant dragon, the author has managed to make the protagonist have the thinking of a dragon instead of a human with a dragon-changing plug-in. Although he can also transform into a human, there is very little space for the protagonist to transform into a human. In the eyes of the protagonist, humans are about the same as monkeys, which is rare in many non-human online articles. 3. Black Dragon Codex. It's not a human flow. The protagonist traveled through time and became the black dragon of dnd. He was still a little black dragon, but due to some mistake, he didn't get the dragon inheritance. Tmd actually didn't know the black dragon's spells. Fortunately, the time traveler brought his own golden finger. After entering the dream, he discovered the system, and he could obtain various biochemical enhancement modules by completing achievements. It was just a black technology.

(Due to limited space, it was deleted from the main book list) Starry Sky Reflection (Complete masterpiece) Reasons for recommendation: 1. From the perspective of a small person, witness the changes of heroes and history. 2. Heroic epic, gluttonous feast. It is like history rather than fantasy literature, showing a magnificent epic picture of a Western-style battlefield. 3. A small person who fights for his ideals will be honored even if he dies. 4. Borrowed introduction: In the sky of history, the chosen person will become Chen, illuminating an entire era and receiving the admiration of all generations. We call them "heroes". I am not a hero. The most glorious moment in my life is just being beside the heroes and watching them polish the night sky of history with their own hands. Perhaps I can say that I am a real and insignificant reflection under that starry sky...

(Already placed an order from the main book list) [Divine Book Seedlings] The story of the indigenous people acquiring the game system in the context of Western fantasy. It tells the story of the male protagonist, an indigenous barbarian, who obtained the "Quest Log" system and took risks by fighting monsters, completing quests, and taking risks. The first task I saw was to lead the "Dirty Fiction" team to catch frost bugs in the misty forest. Reasons for recommendation: 1. If you like traditional Western fantasy novels, don't miss this book. The pace is slow and not suitable for readers of refreshing novels. 2. The atmosphere of the story is quite good. The author is keen on telling the same story from the perspectives of different characters, similar to POV? In short, this kind of writing is quite immersive. As the adventure unfolds, it becomes more and more immersive. The story on the journey is more exciting than the plain plot. 3. The delicate and detailed world background, long paragraphs of environmental descriptions and inner monologues of the characters make this book feel full. The author spent a lot of time writing each character. Disadvantages: The writing is too detailed and inevitably a bit procrastinating.

"I Am Legend" cuts into Voldemort's student days. The story takes place in 1938, with World War II as the driving force. The protagonist is in the same class as Voldemort. He was introduced to Hogwarts by Dumbledore and received the "Seven Years Compulsory Education" system. The system does not directly increase attributes, but teaches the protagonist various magics. The method of obtaining it depends on the protagonist's exploration. The more you explore, the more you get. So, for now, the main mission is to explore the magical world. Reasons for recommendation: 1. Harry Potter fandom generally flourishes in Jinjiang, and there are many excellent ones to choose from. I didn't expect that such high-quality and delicate fans would appear in Qidian. The innovation, sense of anticipation, and sense of reading are all very good. 2. The protagonist and Voldemort live in the same era and in the same orphanage. 3. From the time of 1938 to the beginning of the story, there are several wonderful points. In the Harry Potter world view, the seven years from 1938 to 1945 are very important. From the outbreak of World War II to the end, Voldemort from enrollment to graduation, Dumbledore and Grindelwald, lovers and best friends, also staged the ultimate battle on the world stage during these seven years. Therefore, there may be a strong sense of expectation for Grindelwald and World War II in the wizarding world in the future. There are so many places to play. 4. The author wants to describe a protagonist who has been growing, from strength to personality, and the feeling of growth should be somewhat similar to "The Best Way".

On August 1, 2018, the Witch Book Review was updated (there are similar recommendations in the book review). After all, it was too simple to write before. (The annual main product, a little mind-expanding, a serialized masterpiece, a masterpiece of gods) The protagonist traveled to the European Middle Ages and became a glorious prince. There are actually many mysterious witches here, and they are still being endlessly hunted by the church. The protagonist stepped forward to save the witch who was in danger, and at the same time cultivated a field in a unique way. Reasons for recommendation: 1. The clever use of imagination, using the special abilities of witches, combined with modern technology, creates unexpected surprises. When you look at the title of the book, you might think it is a story about harem farming in a Western fantasy, but in the end, after 1,000 chapters, only one was recommended. Use witches as men, the Great Leap Forward of Industrialization, and the science of dogs to survive alone. 2. Farming is cheating, but using the power of witches to build gas engines, generators, and 3D printers is not as good as in the electrical age from the Middle Ages. If the party insists on investigating the details, there are many loopholes, but there is indeed a grand atmosphere of great changes, great changes, and great history. 3. After the secret of the destruction of the witch regime was revealed, the shock became even stronger. 4. The author has strong storytelling ability and clever suspense construction. Use the torrent of steel to resist the judgment of the Holy See, and use muskets and cannons to resist the invasion of the devil. The plot slowly unfolds, and more exciting content and a wider world are constantly unfolding. 5. It is a group drama. The protagonist's collection of various witches is very similar to a card game, and it incorporates various online elements, which is very exciting.

P. S. This book has finally become popular recently. You can go to the book review area to read it yourself. (Categories: unpopular fairy grass, serialized products) I recommend an unpopular western fantasy masterpiece, this one - Bloodline of the Kingdom. This book will be refreshed as a top recommendation today. If you haven't read it, you can try it. Generally speaking, this is a hegemony story in the guise of a Western fantasy. There are churches, magic, supernatural powers, and magical energy. It is a world similar to the civilization background of Europe in the 18th and 19th centuries. This book was once very unpopular, but recently it has shown signs of gaining momentum, so I decided to leave my name and recommend it. Reasons for recommendation: 1. The writing style is first-rate and the translation style is excellent. When reading the article, I felt like I was watching "The Count of Monte Cristo", "The Three Musketeers" and so on. 2. The storytelling is top-notch, with multiple parallels (not multiple protagonists, of course), and no clutter at all. 3. Very good logical thinking, one link closely linked to another, and the rhythm is tight. 4. As the plot develops, the author's carefully constructed history is presented bit by bit. The best thing is that different characters have completely different descriptions of history. Who is telling the truth, or neither is telling the truth. The mystery of history must be solved by the protagonist himself. Who is the enemy and who is the friend? This is a book written with brains, and readers need to use their brains to read it. Disadvantages: It's a bit sadistic at the beginning, but it's really sad. The pig's foot traveled through time and became a beggar (7 years old) controlled by the underworld traffickers. It was so cruel and realistic, and the rhythm of "Les Misérables" entered. Recommended readership: 1. Those who have read for a long time 2. I like conspiracies 3. Those who like translation style 4. Those who like characterization 5. Dislike those who hate brainless cool writing