[Fantasy Bookstore] Good Books That We Have Read Together over the Years

The story of coming to another world with a martial arts plundering system and rising from adversity. The author's writing is very interesting to read. It's still a small seedling, so add it in first and add some fat later.

I found another spiritual energy recovery book, but this one is more like urban supernatural than fantasy, and some of the plots are quite scary. The author has a lot of imagination. He has enhanced Liuwei Dihuang Pills into magical elixirs and turned fake secrets into real secrets. These are all very interesting. The jokes were played smoothly and the car was driven smoothly. Will check back and comment later.

Highly recommended Zhai Zhu Platinum's work. I haven't read fantasy novels for a long time, mainly because I'm tired of the routines of upgrading to fight monsters and pretending to be cool. It's easy to guess the progress of the story. But Zhai Zhu's "The Shepherd" made my eyes light up. At the beginning of the story, a group of elderly people with physical disabilities and mysterious identities lived in a small dark village. They adopted an ordinary child and then told (fooled) him that he was an unparalleled "overlord". So, relying on the invincible belief of "hegemony", Qin Mu walked out of the village and created a legend of his own. This book initially felt like the routine of a martial arts novel, but as the plot progresses and the world view unfolds, a grand world gradually appears in front of us-- The magnificent history, long-standing inheritance, distinctive characters, and unique worlds all bring us an immersive experience. As the author said, there is no doubt that "The Shepherd God" is a story about change and innovation - in the long history, human beings have continued to create and progress, from fearing gods to defeating gods, and created a glorious civilization. The protagonist traveled through it, witnessing and promoting this exciting era. Of course, against the grand background, this book also has some light-hearted and humorous moments, as well as a series of refreshing moments. The plot is relaxed and relaxed, making it worth reading.

First order of 20,000+, congratulations! It is still a small seedling at the moment, but the curtain of that strange and mysterious world has slowly opened. Steampunk + Cthulhu – I've always loved this genre. The first book I wrote was on this subject, although it failed miserably. To write fantasy and suspense novels well, writing skills are really needed! From the first chapter, there is a lot of suspense, which firmly captures the reader's curiosity and depicts the mysterious atmosphere very well. The protagonist has just traveled through time and opened up a "brain hole". Yes, it is a real "brain hole"! It can be seen that the author has done a lot of preparation and consulted a lot of occult information. Those mysterious rituals and interesting settings seem to really exist. However, the author said, don't imitate easily. What if you accidentally travel through time? The protagonist's golden finger is very interesting. Through a magical ritual, he can enter a mysterious space and drag in two people who are far away from each other, just like a magical version of QQ group. The protagonists in Squid's novels all have excellent acting skills, and it has become instinct to show off invisibly. In addition, like "Devil's Law", this book also has a senior time traveler. The protagonist silently said that he has pretended to be as cool as I can, leaving me with nothing to show off. I really admire authors like Cui Zui and Yan Yu Jiangnan. Each book has a different style and different themes. They keep trying and don't rest on their laurels, but only write the stories they want to write. Although there is a great risk of being out of business in this way, perhaps because of this, they have become the creators of more than one classic.

This is the first tricky book I've ever read. When I read the first volume, I was amazed. The protagonist takes his maid with him from the border to the capital to begin his journey of revenge. After that, the grievances and resentments of the year, the conflicts between countries, and the unknown place gradually unfolded. At the beginning, the protagonist was good at wielding a sword and writing well, but he had no talent for cultivation, so he was always looking for a solution. Several times (such as "Yongzi Bafa") I thought the protagonist could solve this problem, but found that there was no change at all. I have to say, old cats are really good at whetting their appetites. The characterization in the book is also wonderful. Master, Senior Brother Li Manman, Second Senior Brother Jun Mo, etc. Are all very distinctive. The writing style is a standard Mao Ni literary youth style, which makes it interesting to read, but occasionally draggy. I really don't want to complain about it later... What the hell is Haotian's identity setting... As a Mo Shanshan Party member, I just want to send the blade when I see it later...

The first novel about future mechas that I read. The beginning was slow, and I almost gave up the book several times. The protagonist gradually got better after arriving at Ewha University, and then couldn't stop. 😄 In the future, federal citizens will have chips implanted in their bodies and will be under the control of a central computer. Because the protagonist was guilty, with the help of his uncle, he replaced the chip in his body, fled to Shanglin, and started a new life. After that, the seven ancient families, the mysterious Li family, the grievances between the Federation and the Empire, and the true life experience of the protagonist came to light one by one, revealing a magnificent epic picture. In this book, there is no absolute justice or evil. Everyone has his own moral standards and acts for his own ideals or interests. The contradictions between groups and individuals, personal emotions and human civilization, are all vividly depicted. While depicting the refreshing points heartily, it also often makes people fall into deep contemplation and have endless aftertaste. The characters in the book are wonderfully portrayed. Xu Le, Mr. Shi, Uncle Feng Yu, Huai Cao Shi, etc. All left a deep impression on people. The reversals again and again are simply unexpected! PS: Confession to the prince, after three times I still think he is so cute!

When it comes to fantasy, we must mention this landmark book Fighting to Break the Sky. At that time, after the fire broke out, the wastage trend, the divorce trend, etc., All sprung up like mushrooms after a rain. I have to admit that when I re-read this book now, it may still be lacking in rationality, but it is obviously refreshing, the pace is fast, and the routines are clever. It is obvious that the author is very good at grasping the readers' emotions. I think back then, many people, including Shan Zhu, were reluctant to admit it, but once they picked up this book, they couldn't stop. 😄 Things like "It's so scary" and "Thirty years in the east of the river, thirty years in the west of the river" have become ubiquitous memes in the starting point, which shows the influence of "Breaking the Sphere is so scary".

A novel that redefines "arcana" and the concept of "fantasy". In the author's words, it is a science fiction novel published in the fantasy category and covered with fantasy. Because of this, "Arcane Throne" has opened up a new path for fantasy novels. Lucien traveled to another world with a lot of knowledge and became a "subverter of three views" and a "headshot mage", constantly exploring the truth of the world and constantly making the supporting characters doubt life. The so-called "arcana" is actually knowledge of mathematics and physics. Magic is based on arcana. Only by understanding the principles behind it can we become more powerful. The most impressive thing is that there is a group of magicians in the story. They are based on those modern scientists. They survive in the cracks of the church and take it as their mission to explore the true meaning of the world. For example, Douglass, who was based on Newton, studied gravity and calculus, but he was different from Newton. After Newton's research hit a bottleneck, he chose religion and believed in God. However, Douglass rekindled his passion for exploring the truth after setbacks. Then... The protagonist began to carefully drop the bombshells of relativity and quantum mechanics. PS1: Although the protagonist borrowed the research results on Earth, he did not copy them like Wenzhao Gong. He gained new insights after thoroughly understanding them himself. PS2: This book is a bit slow to develop. In the early stage, it can be called "Music God", the story of the protagonist being possessed by Beethoven. PS3: The first heroine was Lily. PS4: Science students, if you find that you don't want to study*, you can try reading this book and regain your passion for studying*.

This second online novel in my life, like "Blasphemy", also came as a bonus when I downloaded "A Song of Ice and Fire" when I was in junior high school. Because it was slow at the beginning, I abandoned the book several times. Later, due to a shortage of books, I insisted on reading the plot of the Great Coup. The plot opened up, and I couldn't put this book down anymore. This is the story of an "idiot" time traveler who continues to grow and saves the empire after making a deal with the devil. The book contains elements such as magic, fighting spirit, intrigue, farming, etc., Which are mixed together without appearing messy, and the plot is twists and turns without burning the brain. Instead, it is told in a eloquent way, which not only relaxes the mind, but also provides endless aftertaste, and has a lot of laughs without appearing embarrassing. The characters in "Devil's Law" are also very unique, including the sinister Du Wei, the cute Vivian, Lao Bai who stands at the top of the world... And Chen's suicide note, which almost made me cry. "As long as I live, I will never let you down." To this day, this sentence still leaves a deep impression on me! It's a pity that the ending of "Devil's Law" is too hasty, which is an eternal regret! By the way, I recommend another book about dancing, "Hunting Country". It is also a Western fantasy, but the protagonist takes the route of a warrior instead of magic. There is politics, magic, war, and adventure. Unfortunately, it also digs too big a hole, but it ends in a hurry. PS: The author is really selfish about Tulip!