A Cup of Tea and a Book

The legendary story of the "three-faced spy" underground party is both a spy war story and an official story. It is like an online version of "Insidious". To be honest, I don't like spy novels, but this spy novel really moved me after reading it. Ignore the trolls, but when I read online articles, I always hope for a perfect ending and a comfortable process, so what I don't like about espionage novels is that they are either too sadistic or too white, except for this book. It not only describes the fearless sacrifice of the rabbit in fighting the enemy in the years of blood and tears, but also the joy of playing between the enemy and the palm of his hand! The only pity is that the part after the Anti-Japanese War is too short. This book has a strong sense of immersion, especially the joy that the dogs feel after saving the day! High respect to the fearless men of that era!

Sins under the sun, riddles in the night, this is a bizarre cyberpunk world... In 2276, the urban population of Brilliant City exploded in the future, human life span was extended, supplies were in short supply, food was poisonous, classes were solidified, fertility was difficult, and crises lurked in every corner of the city. In the mysterious 13 departments, Jean was wandering among the complicated forces, creating the order of the city... The introduction is quite interesting, it can be said to be a science fiction article with a creative theme. Friends who like science fiction can take a look

This book can actually be regarded as the creation of a small genre under the prehistoric flow, the Journey to the West flow. The book has grand scenes and twists and turns. A journey to the west leads to two battles to confer gods. At the same time, the interpretation of the immortality of saints and the endless robbers is very unique, which is also in line with the theory of the universe. The ugliness of the intrigues between the superior saints is also very detailed. The protagonist was reborn as Zhu Bajie. He did not follow the plot of Journey to the West but took a unique path. He wrote some new ideas based on the interpretation of Journey to the West by later generations. The whole story is divided into two parts. The first third tells about the pig demon claiming to be the ancestor in the world of Journey to the West and stirring up troubles and troubles. The second part tells about a group of gods being thrown into the new prehistoric world and beginning to deduce the prehistoric world head-on. The specific plot is very cliché, grabbing materials, grabbing magic weapons, grabbing territory, and finally taking charge of the road, which is a funny route. There is a section about the pig demon and Xuandu's travels in the world, which is a relatively clever piece that uses the story of the contention of a hundred schools of thought in the Spring and Autumn Period.

Read this book! Only if you have read too many novels that are the same over and over again will you be able to see something new when you read this book again. This book is plain yet humorous. If you want to read cool stories, you won't find them here; if you want to watch killings, you won't find them here either. Here, only monks experience a different joy of life than ordinary people during their long cultivation careers! There is also a hilarious training journey of the amusing protagonist! This book is light and humorous, and each character has his or her own setting. This is a very happy modern cultivation novel, with less selfish infighting and more affectionate and interesting human relationships. It has a relaxed and happy part, and a tense and novel part. Taking the chat group as a clue, it leads to a new era of cultivation world. Various characters are painted in novel styles, ranging from the serious side of immortality to the hilarious talent for seeking death. Under the guidance of technology, cultivation is also changing and developing with each passing day~~ PS: There is serious water injection in the later stage. Although online articles can easily have hundreds or tens of millions of words, longer is not always better. I think a reasonable range of word count should be between 200 and 4 million words. Otherwise, it will be absolutely ineffective in the later stage and water injection will be serious.

History (traveling through the Eastern Jin Dynasty), two female protagonists, completed and read. The character of the Wei and Jin Dynasties is permeated between the lines, the celebrities are romantic, and the meaningful language expresses the character of the Wei and Jin Dynasties. In terms of writing style alone, the author is definitely top-notch. The whole text is full of ancient charm, and there are allusions and anecdotes at your fingertips. In the book, there are the powerful minister and hero Huan Wen, who "can neither be famous nor infamous for thousands of years!", The celebrity and virtuous Xiang Xie An, who "can't put a stone in his place, it's like the common people", as well as our protagonists, Chen Caozhi, the handsome man in Wuzhong, Xie Daoyun, the beauty, and Lu Weirui, the nymphomaniac. Studying in academies, discussing the Qing Dynasty and mysteries, collecting poems and essays, and giving guidance to the country. This was the life of the scholars of that era. I recommend this book to readers who like ancient style/literature/celebrity romance/. PS: I am too young to read this book.

A modern forum keyboard boss takes a bag of seeds and travels back to the early Warring States period to reform the Mohists and realize their ambitions. Advantages: It uses modern socialist theory and scientific development concept to explain the Mohist theory of the Spring and Autumn Period, which is unexpectedly interesting. Zhongshang's writing skills can advance the story smoothly. The author has a relatively deep understanding of the social development and Gaga theory in the early Warring States Period (at least a little knowledge is enough to fool me). Disadvantages: There are many explanatory texts, often long paragraphs of theoretical text, and there are not many interesting points in the traditional sense. The author uses Mohist Tianzhi to explain the scientific view of development, uses Mohist sacrifices to represent the village committee, and uses Qiwuwu to replace the seven big brothers. It can be said that the imagination is very big. People who really like this kind of unique writing may find it a treasure. PS: This book can be regarded as the Warring States version of Red Dawn.

As a pirate fan, my eyes really brightened when I saw this One Piece fan novel. Because this is a rare Pirates for Hegemony fanfic, the protagonist has a heroic temperament. The protagonist travels to a low-level pirate in the pirate world, and gradually reaches the pinnacle of life. Just like the author said, "A hero is the one who turns the tide." The protagonist is an extraordinary person, does extraordinary things, has a boss feel, and the plot is very exciting. PS: Although the author has only written 870,000 words so far, and it has been discontinued for a long time, it is really a rare and good book.

The fifty-year-old male protagonist is reborn and returns to an era full of opportunities and collisions in the early days of reform and opening up. It is a very simple urban rebirth novel. The protagonist sells eels, makes electrical appliances, sells antiques, and invests in real estate... The description of the background of that era is very realistic, a bit nostalgic and a bit confused, and it still has a sense of immersion for older book lovers. The style of this book is not perfunctory or impetuous, and it is not the kind of cool article that pretends to slap you in the face and directly use the golden finger to become a millionaire. It has a long-running and eloquent style. The protagonist has not completely integrated into that era, but is just a bystander and recorder of this era, quietly watching the changes of the era, faintly and gently, like an ink landscape painting, depicting the retreating figure of that era, allowing readers to savor the story of that era of burning passion. Disadvantages: This book is a bit too plain, the main line is unclear, all undertakings are short-term actions, and it lacks something that can really touch the reader's soul.

The story begins with the protagonist himself traveling through the slums of Alto, the city of chant, under the control of the Church of the God of Truth. He saves money to learn writing and music, and gradually gains social status. At the same time, he secretly studied magic in the sewers with the help of the notes of the burned witch. The golden finger at the beginning is a little abrupt, but be sure to keep reading. I read this book while training for a physics competition. The pioneering spirit of exploring the real world, the appreciation of the beauty of science and rules, and the romance and excitement of science students completely hit me. Not only is the imagination big enough, but the concept of knowledge is power touches the desire in the hearts of science students. It is really refreshing to publish a paper and be slapped in the face and head with an upgrade. The description of an academic organization with fantasy imagination like the Magic Council is very realistic. Reason for recommendation: This is a rare online article that conveys the spiritual core and is worthy of being written down. PS: Another new Squid book "Lord of Mysteries" is released

The protagonist was reborn at the end of the last century, and went to Shenzhen to pretend to be an expert, claiming to be "Dr. Ma", to guide the development of enterprises, and by pretending to participate in international competitions to collect fees and lecture tickets, he made his first pot of gold... Then he returned to his hometown and took over a cannery, and then recruited a general manager. Then the general manager hired a friend of his to help. When the friend arrived, he saw the protagonist and said in surprise: Oh, isn't this Dr. Ma? Lao Wang's new seedlings are not fat yet waiting to be slaughtered. PS: I recommend Lao Wang's old work "The Rise of the Literary Heroes of the Republic of China"

The Japanese-style writing, the Loli character plot, and the literary and youthful author, well, that's all the things I hate about it. "She used to be Jiaming's child bride, but now she is Jiaming's little wife. She has to take care of him every night. She has been used many times and is a waste. Senior Dongfang, you are a good person, but I am not worthy of you..." The Hidden Killing of Banana Big D is a novel that I came into contact with when I was reading Nirvana. Two high-quality rebirth novels in succession have developed my taste in reading. The plot of this book is interesting and the story is not long. If you read it slowly, there won't be many flaws and it won't take a long time to read. The setting of the two childhood sweethearts and the terrifying protagonists with high martial arts is arranged by the author in a warm and unsophisticated way. It is a lot of fun and has a lot to watch. By the way, I have a son-in-law. Are you going to be so stupid? Hurry up and write Banana D Reason for recommendation: Having a son-in-law is too tricky, and there are too many people recommending it, so I recommend this book - Sister Jiao's only completed work.

This article uses historical conspiracy theories for layout, takes the mysterious Taiping Road as the entry point, transforms temples into rivers and lakes, integrates martial arts into the struggle for hegemony, and boldly overthrows the heroes of the Sui and Tang Dynasties to start over again, completing the reconstruction of the images of the troubled times. The political struggle is turbulent, the war scenes are passionate, the romance drama is lightly sketched but hits people's hearts directly, and the martial arts style combines the strengths of all the ancient and ancient sects. The characters have distinct personalities: Qin Shubao, who is more filial than kindness, Li Xuanba, who is excellent in martial arts and fakes his death, Du Fuwei, who is righteous but neglects his wife and children, Pei Mingcui, who is bold and resourceful but suffers from a weak body, Pei Ji, who sleeps on the side of a dragon for half his life to defeat Sui Zuo, there are mysterious and ubiquitous people. Taiping Road, the cunning and humiliating Li Yuan, the ambitious Li Mi who pretends to be a pig and eats the tiger, and the heroic and resourceful Ghost King Xiao Buyi. The highlights are diverse: the mysterious and ubiquitous Taiping Road, the confusing plot, and the heroic battles. Heroes compete with each other in a battle of wits and courage. Who is in charge of the ups and downs in the temples and grasslands? Look at the majestic beauty of the mountains and rivers, the majestic atmosphere! The author has ingenious conception, full of wits, good foreshadowing, and is thought-provoking. The writing is smooth, savor it carefully, and leave you with endless aftertaste. PS: The shortcoming of this book is that it has power but no beauty. The poor old man couldn't help but finish the book without any trace of flesh.

It is a rare realistic novel about urban police officialdom. The author's writing style is sophisticated, the opening chapter is peaceful, and the narration is plain and true. The protagonist, the son of a household with ten thousand yuan, graduated from college and was assigned to work as an economic policeman in the security department of a state-owned silk weaving factory. He had a very idle job, guarding against internal thieves and generating income. He was transferred to the township police station, and while generating income, he solved cases and was promoted. He was the first in the province to crack down on human trafficking, China was the first in tax cases, South Korea's crackdown was world-famous... What he saw and heard in the mid-to-late 1990s was like a picture scroll. This is a really good and realistic novel. This is the period of the climax of the reform of state-owned enterprises, and various social strange phenomena and problems and contradictions are emerging one after another. The author tells it in a eloquent way, which is profound but not sharp, nostalgic but not sad, because there is a kind of persistence in the pursuit of life. It has a strong flavor of life, simple descriptions of characters, and extremely upright views. The protagonist is well-mannered, able to adhere to principles, but also adapt to the situation. He works diligently, step by step, wants to do things, knows how to do things, and gets things done. The character's three views are extremely upright. In general, the author has full control and the writing is very down-to-earth. Although the whole story is dull and complicated, the rhythm is tight, the character description is simple, and it is full of the flavor of the times. Although it has some idealistic tendencies, the overall reading experience is very good. Reason for recommendation: There are not many officialdom novels with a single female protagonist. PS: The shortcoming of this book is that it is dull and uneventful, and readers also lose their passion and desire to read in the running-like text. Recommended to readers with a leisurely and elegant heart.

Overall, the book is written in a delicate style, with a lot of accumulation of life in it. The heroine Tang Wu is also quite touching in her portrayal. However, the writing falls apart later on, as all the gangsters block the door, and it becomes a story about a domineering president. Looking back now, I think I probably can't stand it anymore. I have always been impressed by the title of the postscript of this novel: "Youth is about to pass, see you at the next intersection." Youth is already a long time ago for people of my age, and life has passed through one intersection after another. Time flies, people's hearts are changeable, and many of the loves and emotions in the past can no longer be recalled. Very good, I spend the first half chasing girls and the second half starting a business. PS: 1. Rebirth When faced with the person you once had a crush on, what does it mean if your heart beats unsatisfactorily? I think mature and steady people can just say "Hey youth is so beautiful", whether they miss it or strive for it. 2. What you don't get is often the most regrettable.

I like reading classic classics, and I also like scientific books that delve into the rules of the universe, but what I am most grateful for is "The Amber Sword". It taught me a lot of truths when I was confused, and also allowed me, a science student, to go further and further on the road of philosophy (helpless). This book is completed, a pioneering work, the ancestor of a school, a once-phenomenal work, and a work of emotion. The biggest feature of this book is its strong sense of epicness (there are very few Internet writers who can create epic senses). My middle school soul that once had nowhere to rest has been greatly satisfied in this book. This is a book with a great sense of immersion. When reading this book, readers feel as if they are on the scene, experiencing, taking risks, being nervous, excited, happy, and worried with the characters in the book... Does this book have any shortcomings? Yes, the second line of writing is too wordy and the logic is a bit confusing. Of course, no one is perfect, and no book is perfect. This book can be regarded as a flaw. This book is recommended to readers who are enthusiastic, ideal, warm, and interested in Western fantasy.

Luo Qiu accidentally walked into a club called Trafford Buyers Club, where he could buy everything, and Luo Qiu became the owner of the club at the cost of his freedom. There is a maid in this strange club named Youye who has worked for more than three hundred years. She is a doll made through alchemy and has a soul sealed in her body. He slowly discovered that countless people who were driven by desire used everything they had to exchange for the things they wanted, including lifespan and soul. Each transaction could extend Luo Qiu's survival time. He wanted to entrust this place, and the only condition was that someone would exchange freedom like him... This book is like Pawnshop No. 8, With short stories connected one after another, plain and warm but making people think constantly. The novel unfolds slowly in the form of a unit drama. The plot and characters are good. It is a very good novel. Disadvantages: The story is a bit scattered, and the plot has no ups and downs or not much ups and downs... Many short stories are well written, and occasionally make people feel bright, but because of the slow pace, it is difficult for people to continue reading. All in all, it's a great book to read.

The first work of Confucianism and Taoism, who is the best starting point? ? The author took inspiration from Shen Ji's "Yang Shen" and other books as a once extremely popular phenomenon-level fantasy novel, and then developed it into a genre of his own, creating a fantasy genre in which "scholars gradually master the power of heaven and earth." He can be regarded as the originator of Confucianism and Taoism. In a time-travel cultivation novel with a single female protagonist, the female protagonist has a low sense of presence. If "Arcane God's Throne" is the magical world for science students, then this Confucianism and Taoism is the era of cultivation for liberal arts students. You can fight with your words and with your words! The higher the literary talent, the stronger the combat effectiveness! This is the most novel part of this book. The most powerful author of this book has the ability to apply various poems and songs to various scenes for combat. I don't know whether he thought of the plot first and then paired the poems with it, or vice versa? "A gentleman is not a person without selfish motives, but a person who can restrain evil thoughts." "The good you give to the murderer is the evil that stabs the deceased." PS: It's over 6 million words, which is too long, and it's a bit repetitive of the pretense and slap-in-the-face routine.

Ace, a classic urban detective style, is very different from the general online writing style, and the writing style is clean and neat. The protagonist is a disciple of a scammer, possesses first-class fraud techniques and reasoning ability, and becomes a member of an international organization of investigators. The storyline is mainly driven by various puzzles and cases solved by a battle of wits and courage. The highlight is that the witty text always creates some hilarious jokes, expertly combines joy with serious plots, little wits and tricks emerge in an endless stream, and various reversals make people hooked. The best part is the humor and unique battle of wits and courage. Finally, to highlight, this book has only one female protagonist. This is an anomaly in urban literature. The following is a synopsis of the book: Deception is not a magic, but a weapon. If you use it for good, it will be righteous; if you use it for evil, it will be evil. Private investigators are not police officers, but they still pursue the truth. When a small-time liar becomes a private detective, everything changes, because there is no longer only one truth. The key is not what the truth is, but what truth you need. This is the story of a little liar growing up and struggling in the city.

People know that ghosts are scary, and ghosts know that people's hearts are poisonous. The novel unfolds after the protagonist dies and returns from hell. He uses his new identity and abilities to integrate into society. He observes this society from a perspective that seems far away but is actually close. It uses short stories connected one after another to show the inconspicuous details of urban life one by one. It seems to be about ghosts, but in fact it is about people. Behind the joy, there is more bitter ridicule, with a bit of warning, and quite the style of a Chinese fairy tale. Compared with the dark and depressing writing style of the previous work, this book has dissipated a lot of violence, introduced more relaxed daily life, and the language style also shows more diverse characteristics. It is full of joyful complaints, jokes and jokes, with twists and turns in each chapter and jokes in every chapter. In general, the author has profound writing skills and a joyful writing style. It is not as depressing as the previous work, so you don't have to worry too much about discomfort after reading it. It seems to be about ghosts, but it actually uses ghosts to satirize people, and it has a bit of a fairy tale style. Scenes of dogs, flies, maggots are vividly depicted in the painting. In the distorted smeared scroll, the characters look more like ghosts than ghosts. Finally, to highlight the important point, there are too many private goods in this book. The author is a young man who is obsessed with literature, so novices should be cautious...

This is a white lotus version of the entertainment industry in a different world in a parallel time and space, but the author's extraordinary writing skills are able to create such a grand sense of the times in such an alternative time and space with fakes and real things. The main content of the novel is about how a shoemaker quickly became an actor. Except for the fact that the protagonist had no basis for acting in movies at the beginning, it was a bit exaggerated to win an award. After the beginning, it became very good after that. The protagonist has a calm personality, is obsessed with acting in movies, and improves his acting skills. There is not too much description of the entertainment industry. The heart-to-heart fight is very endearing, and there are also several movies where the protagonist has acted. The analysis of the characters, the plot, and the description of the protagonist's acting skills made me have the urge to watch the original movie. In addition, the author's version of Fat Fan is very unique. I don't know what I will think when I see the prototype. Generally speaking, this book is very comfortable to read, with a touch of literary and artistic feelings, and the TV series he wrote are all those we were crazy about back then. It is very immersive, and it can be seen that the author likes Mr. Fan very much. Although I don't like Mr. Fan's strong character in reality, I still like Mr. Fan's character in the article. He is independent and self-reliant. The writing may not be beautiful, not as good as Banana's Son-in-law. How should I say, he is constantly inflammatory and has G-spots, but his peace is what makes it unique.