Only Recommend What You Have Seen

This book has become extremely popular recently, and it is the biggest dark horse this year. I recommend it not because I am following the trend, because it is really good-looking and has a lot of quantity. I'm afraid when the author bursts out. You said it would be great if all the books I follow are as productive as an eagle. The plot setting is first-rate, the excitement is dense and continuous without seeming vulgar, it makes you laugh and cry, and it's not stupid at all. Although I personally think its cultivation system settings are too crude, its flaws do not hide its flaws. In short, the popularity of this book is justified, and it would be unacceptable if it were not popular.

At one point, I thought this book was going to be a eunuch, and it was as scary as "The Legend of the Great Sage" (Daily Whip Corpse 1/1). But later updates became slightly more stable. But even if it is not updated much and is unstable, I still think it is a good book. Even if it is broken in half, it is still a good book. The writing is very flavorful, and you can distinguish it from those trivial articles after reading two chapters. In addition, the second master is really handsome and transparent, which is enviable.

All I can say is that the newcomers are all monsters! It's very stunning, and many of the descriptions have a cinematic feel. The plot and writing are all top-notch. And I can see that the author is very attentive, and I admire the author's extensive knowledge. Anyway, I don't regret watching it.

Readers have written more book reviews than the book itself, so you can probably imagine what an interesting novel this is. Witches are the primary productive force.

Urban rebirth essay. I rarely read this type of novel, but as far as the urban novels I have read, this one is absolutely outstanding. In fact, this will probably be the only urban novel I recommend. There is an inexplicable sense of satisfaction in watching the protagonist reborn and go back to the past, changing his situation and the lives of those around him little by little. It's rare to see a pretense slap in the face that you like to see, but there is real fun in the ordinary. It is impossible to be reborn in this life, so I have to live seriously. Let's encourage each other.

Zhai Zhu's previous works. Zhu's writing power at that time was still not enough. Of course, this can also show Zhu's progress over the years. Despite this, this book is still a rare good book. The world view is extremely grand, not the kind of illusory grandness that constantly switches maps, but a very real grandness. I remember that when I saw the middle and later stages, it gave me an epic and majestic feeling. A rare good book, highly recommended

Knowledge is power! This book is quite well-known, I believe many people have heard of it, and I can still recall the time when I was reading novels while searching for physics terms on Baidu. Time travel stories have been badly written in the past few years. Either the protagonist is introduced as a time traveler in the first chapter and then the identity of the protagonist as a time traveler does not play any role at all, or the protagonist transforms into a literary copycat and uses ancient poems to show off in another world. This book is completely different. The imaginative world view setting makes knowledge a real power. What is commendable is that the squid can also make the world view self-consistent. All in all, it is undoubtedly a masterpiece. There are several other books on Cuttlefish, so I won't recommend them all. Cui Zui is a good writer. Each of his books including The Illustrated Book of Destruction, The Lord of the World, The Martial Arts Master and now the new book The Lord of Mysteries are worth reading.

It's called The Legend of the Great Sage, but it's not a story about monkeys. The young man received the inheritance, and for the sake of his promise and his own ambition, he embarked on the road to the Nine Heavens and became a legend step by step. As time goes by, the protagonist begins to become enemies with immortals and Buddhas, but he is still the young man who just came out of the mountain village, and his edges have never been smoothed. If the protagonists of other novels are like porcelain, delicate but unreal (see the protagonists of Tang San Tudou's recent novels), then the protagonists are like rough rocks. Not perfect, but cute. A masterpiece in my mind. I've read it no less than five times, and it's definitely not a novel. Each character has his own love and hate, and the image is full-bodied. The behavior of each character is consistent with their personality and is by no means a mere foil to the protagonist. The only drawback is that this book may require eunuchs... Be careful when entering this trap. But trust me, you won't regret it.