Books I've Read That Are Worth Recording

The author's writing is good, and the protagonist is vividly portrayed. Although there are many wishful thinking plots and the supporting characters are a bit poor, in terms of the overall reading experience of the work, it is worth reading. The reason why I gave up pursuing it is a bit funny. This book is called "Earthly Immortals in the Earthly World". Judging from the name, it should be a fantasy novel, but except for a little bit of folklore, there is almost nothing related to fantasy. When I read more than 60 chapters, I can still persuade myself that the author is laying out the story slowly and will return to the topic later. But after more than 100 chapters, the author still advances in this way with a little bit of folklore, seemingly just to get a little bit of "fairy" and "fantasy". This made me realize that the title of this book is just to flatter the subject matter and gain readers' attention. Is this book an urban novel or a fantasy novel? The protagonist seems to have no fairy spirit except for occasionally acting reluctantly and pretending. The most important thing is that from the current point of view, the author pays more attention to the personality shaping of the protagonist and prefers to exaggerate the protagonist's wisdom interpretation. Even if he writes a little specious mystery, it is more to further highlight the protagonist's intelligence. In the name of fantasy, it is actually urban literature. It doesn't even count as urban immortality or urban fantasy. Those extraordinary methods are completely despised in this book... And they actually have the prestigious title of "Earthly Immortals"! Everyone comes to read this book because of the title, right? After all, the author is not a famous god. If it weren't for the interesting writing about Fatty Wen, I would have given up long ago. Many others may have given up earlier. I consider myself to be very patient in reading, but I still gave up after reading more than 100 chapters - the method of cultivating immortals was not taken seriously by the author, and was used as a third-rate method. This is not a novel about cultivating immortals. However, the author still maintains the reputation of "Earthly Immortals in the Earthly World" and does not seem to think there is anything wrong with the way the article is written. This is very embarrassing. A typical example. When something goes wrong, according to normal thinking, it is time to use fantasy methods. In the end, the protagonist, Fatty Wen, uses wisdom and folk skills to intimidate to solve the problem. In a word, solve the problem with words, not with means... I'm really sorry, I don't have enough patience and have no motivation to wait for the fat man to become a fairy.

After reading dozens of chapters, I can clearly feel that the author's writing skills are quite good. Sometimes just a few words can outline a vivid picture for readers. The writing is also very smooth. It's been a long time since I've seen an author who is so mature in terms of writing style. Will follow!

Dirty White has a smooth control over the big picture. The author writes fluently and has careful conception. Although it is called "I am the Whitest", it is definitely not white in terms of writing. On the contrary, the author's writing skills are very good, which is superior to other urban rebirth writers, and even the writing style of other types of books. At least better than some internet writers, such as Chen Dong... Compared to Chen Dong's deliberate and artificial, dirty writing is obviously more natural. It's a pity that there is no popular audience for urban literature and fantasy literature, and migrant workers may not like the author's condensed writing style. It's a pity.

What else can I say? Please forgive my poor language skills. Faced with such a book that is full of animation style and makes me unconsciously fill in the pictures all the time, I just need to laugh out loud! There are not many books that are so funny and funny, and at the same time the chapter story is logically sound. Hahahahahahahahahahahahahaha!

Among Chen Dong's novels, I only like this one. Chen Dong is very good at creating suspense, and he digs a hole when he has nothing to do. I didn't like his recent "Perfect World" because he seriously deteriorated in the portrayal of the protagonist, pretending to be a pig and eating the tiger, which was very annoying. Maybe it's because the protagonist is a child, but even so, I still feel that after Shading the Sky, Chen Dong's writing and conception have declined. Just like everyone thought that Liu Xiang's championship level was normal, but suddenly found that his level has been worse than ever since he won the championship. Well, I finished reading a book yesterday, which was "The Godfather of Entertainment" on the book list, and then I discovered that Chen Dong's terrible book "Perfect World" has ended. He has been writing the new book "Holy Ruins" for more than half a year... I tried reading part of it and found that his writing skills are still at the same level and have hardly improved. Of course, it is understandable that as a writer of online articles, the main thing is to make money, but can it be changed to a funny and funny way, and a pretense for the sake of pretense? Can you write mellowly and smoothly? The writing style of "Zhetianhou" is very weird. Very disappointed with Chen Dong's performance after "Shading the Sky"! In addition to imagining something online that suits his status, he is completely complacent. His writing style is as commercial as ever, and his writing skills are as average as ever. If he hasn't improved, he still has to write books. He can't think of a reason other than making money. The writing style of "Holy Ruins" is too weird. It feels like it is imitating the writing style of the Republic of China period and is artificial. Can't watch! I think Chen Dong should see a psychiatrist, because his writing style now is completely different from before, like a person with autism. How many years has it been? ! Sad! My favorite author of all time...

Much stronger than Tangjia Sanshao.

Every one of Lao Wu's works is worth watching, and this one is no exception. The protagonists of Lao Wu basically have a common problem - few of them have good relationships with men, and almost all of them are women. Either good or bad. The person who is at odds with the protagonist must be a vicious villain with a unified mind and no understandable last resort. The novel would be even more exciting if the protagonist's habit of being withdrawn and unsociable could be corrected! Well, some pitfalls have been around for so long that I don't even remember them. It doesn't matter who the heroine is, the existence of the heroine is just to give the protagonist a rationale for changing maps everywhere. I haven't been able to read Lao Wu's books recently. The main character's character and finding a heroine are the biggest flaws of this book. Ever since I started watching and commenting, the protagonist has been criticized all the time... Recently Lao Wu said that the book is almost finished. Then suddenly I discovered that the old fifth was back! The plot rhythm of each chapter is very tough! It looks soothing. It can also be seen from the chapters that everyone feels this way. Happy! This is what I like about the writing power of Lao Wu!

The author's writing style and historical reserve are both excellent. It's a pity that it's a eunuch, but I still recommend this book as my first choice for historical time travel novels that I appreciate! Pity! Because this book involves Song Jiang, it has been reported and stopped by the descendants of Song Gouming... Unexpectedly, hundreds of thousands of years have passed, and the descendants of Song Gouming are still as virtuous as their ancestors!