I Have Been Reading This Article for More Than Ten Years, so I Have the Time to Make This List

Well... I don't know what my expression was when I saw this book on the bookshelf... Old Zhu is really a cheater. Zichuan has been cheating for seven years... Opened the Doukai... And then completely unfinished it... No... He became a eunuch. To be honest, I really like Lao Zhu's style. Of course, there is a Doukai and a Zichuan. I haven't read the new book about Princess Ming... I will never read it until it is finished... It's really deceiving... The characterization and plot structure of Lao Zhu are really good... But it's obvious that I'm not going to fill it in this time... It's really a pity

I have always been interested in group running, but to be honest, I am more interested in DND than COC, but I am too lazy and have never been able to make up my mind to find a group. It was because of reading this book that I made up my mind to find a COC group online and ran twice. It was quite an interesting experience. As for DND, which I am more interested in, it takes an hour or two to play with a single card, and the thick rule book really puts me off. The text of this book is not necessarily very good, and the repeated prepositions and connectors often make people uncomfortable to read. However, based on my limited experience in group running, although the group running process described in this book has been creatively processed, it is still quite real. Some parts of the plot are too long, and the author is too realistic about the running process of the group. However, although there are some things that are not necessary if you are involved in it, but if presented to the audience, some of the plots are too cumbersome. Some of the chapters in the middle period cannot be read in full, so I just skipped it. After catching up with the latest update, I stopped reading a section. I will wait for a while to read it when I get bored.

It's a very interesting book, a bit literary. When I read it at the time, I felt that the writing style was somewhat familiar. Later, when I saw in the comment section that the author had some connection with Jiangnan, I suddenly realized that I could indeed see some traces of Jiangnan. The writing style was pretty good at the beginning, and the characters were well-depicted. However, when there were more characters later on, many of them became flat, perhaps due to their inability to control them. Many people say that this book abuses the main character. In fact, I think it's okay. It's a pretty reasonable plot. Of course, it's not impossible to say that the main character is sadistic. After all, it's all based on comparison. In the current environment, if everything is not smooth sailing, I'm afraid not everyone can be said to be a sadist. All in all, it is a good-looking book, and the worldview structure is interesting enough. In fact, it is quite clever. It uses the names of many contemporary musicians and movements to give them secondary meanings. Every time I see familiar musicians and movement names, I can't help but smile... This is somewhat similar to Jiangnan's "The Boy Here" using Jin Yong's character names, but it is actually more niche. If readers don't know much about this aspect, or know too much about it, it will be a little uncomfortable. For example, I know these musicians quite well because of my personal interests, but if I use the famous works and names of painters, I am afraid that my eyes will be blackened, and the reading will definitely be a bit stiff.

I know from "Hui Mao" that Chen Ci's laziness is a rare type in the online literature world. This book is also quite interesting. Although it is set in the future five hundred years, it has no science fiction elements. On the contrary, this book "The King of the Future" is actually a very standard urban novel structure, but the setting is reasonable, the protagonist's personality is not broken, and the supporting characters are quite vivid and the writing is not shallow, so it is not annoying to read. It can be said that it is a rare and reasonable novel, and some of the plots are really well written, such as the promotional video for the shepherd competition. If you take out a single chapter like this, this book can be regarded as a read.

Xue Hong is an author worth remembering. Although he seems to be still writing books, I still want to use the word "miss". Xuehong's early books contain a passion for reading and writing. Although the writing style is not great, it is at least fluent and often makes people read with passion. Moreover, the books are written according to their own ideas. There are three blood-red books I love the most, one about gods and demons, one about evil winds, and the third one is Song of Witches Not at the Starting Point. It's a pity that after he returned to the starting point again, he started writing books completely according to the readers' preferences. This is admittedly not wrong, and is even what a mature online article writer should do, but it is, at least, a bit disappointing to me. Returning to this book, after so many years, when I read this book, the name Lei, the image of a strong and iron-blooded man, and the slogan "Glory is my life" are still fresh in my eyes. Even now, it is a rare and good book.

Butterfly Lan, who became popular in the online literary world and even the two-dimensional circle because of "The Master", has now become a great god. But compared to his other works, this one is my favorite. Martial arts and online games are two elements that I love very much. As long as the book is not too boring or "unreasonable", I can basically read it. Going solo is undoubtedly interesting and exciting. The supporting characters of Butterfly Blue are really well portrayed, and the plot is nothing to criticize. The most rare thing is the natural humor in the text, which is relatively rare in online articles.

I actually don't like urban works very much, and I don't even like those that depict reality. After all, in online writing, or at Qidian, most urban writings are not very real. Some places really make people feel childish and ridiculous. They are just cool writings with a different routine. However, if it is in the fantasy category, you can still see novel settings and plots, but if it is written in urban writing, it will be embarrassing. For those that truly describe reality, even if you don't read serious literature, even Murong Xuecun seems to be a better choice. However, Xiazhui is an exception. I really like this author. Ace's story is naturally surreal to a certain extent, but its core is still quite "realistic", and the plot is very clean, not lengthy, and mixed with some of the author's "private goods". Although many people don't like the "private goods" part, this is actually a point that attracts me, because its three views are very close to my own, and it is still pleasant to see "like-minded" people.

The writing is smooth, but a bit verbose. Although I don't hate this language style, I can imagine that many people will dislike it. The world view is not big, and it is a system flow setting with a relatively standard western fantasy background. Personally, I quite like this kind of background, so it is a plus for me. But in terms of plot, the continuous and repeated cross-level battles, bets that are impossible for others to complete, the crazy gaining of experience and upgrades... The whole series is really boring to watch. Although it might be bearable if you watch it in a serialized format, it would be a bit boring if you watch it all at once. But this is also a basic novel routine. At least there is no too idiotic plot here, but the characterization of the characters is really lacking in depth. (That is to say, it is a little bit that each character has their camp and personality written on their head when they first come out, but after all, the protagonist is reborn, so it makes sense.) Overall, it is an enjoyable article of a higher level. If you like it, you may want to read it.

To be precise, I don't recommend that everyone read this book. It can't be said that it is bad at the end, but it starts from the neck down. Xiao Ding's name has always held the title of "the great god of Internet literature" because of "Zhu Xian". In fact, although I am not very interested in the titles of great gods and masterpieces, if I have to distinguish, I have no objection to this kind of public judgment. After all, when I read online articles in my early years, Zhu Xian did leave a deep impression on me. But it would be a pity if Xiao Ding continues like this. The beginning of this book can be said to be good, and it made me want to read more. Unfortunately, I was completely confused after that. I dug holes without burying them, which is also a common problem in Internet articles. But at least the main line was explained clearly. Unfortunately, as soon as I got past the beginning, I could tell that the author wrote the book with the intention of finishing it quickly. As for the portrayal of the characters' psychology, once or twice is fine, but once or twice in each chapter, the "trust" and "suspiciousness" of the protagonist and his master are repeatedly emphasized in hundreds of chapters, and it is a direct psychological description rather than through details and plot reactions. It is too pale and makes people feel boring and disgusting. At the final hasty ending, perhaps there is no alternative. The author felt uncomfortable writing it, and the readers felt uncomfortable watching it.

Zhiqiu is an author I quite like. His writing style is pretty good among online writers, and his control over the plot is also remarkable. He is also trying his best to construct a worldview with his own ideas. Among the many Western fantasy works, this book can be considered a masterpiece, but it is not a happy novel, and the ending is even a bit sad. The atmosphere of the whole story is really not that happy, or rather gloomy. Of course, this is just a more realistic story than most cool articles - although it is such an illusory story.