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It is a very niche work, but the writing is delicate and the description is true, and it truly reveals an unknown world to us.

The Chinese version has unlimited flow, and the author has a profound foundation in mythology.

In the Lifetime Series, you need to be careful when entering the trap. In the last years of Daye, Yang Guang conquered Goguryeo three times, but basically failed. Wang Bo's death song of "Wandering to Liaodong without direction" opened the prelude to the 18th Route to rebel against the king and the 72nd Route to ashes in the late Sui Dynasty. As a soldier in the border army, Li Po could only follow the flow and cut a bloody path for himself with the sword in his hand. Rating: First-rate work.

I would rather suffer eternal tribulation than seek liberation from the saints.

Rebirth is a masterpiece among Western dragon novels. The author seems to be a college graduate with certain philosophical attainments and considerable knowledge of physics. This book is highly logical and has almost no bugs except for the golden finger that can travel through different worlds. The writing rhythm is also well controlled, with constant small climaxes, big climaxes and few low points. Moreover, the protagonist has an out-of-the-box personality, obscene behavior, and sharp language, which gives people a very relaxing reading atmosphere. Rating: Peak work.

Lao Huo Shen's work is another example of conferring gods in one book. It should also be one of the early masterpieces that uses scholars as a power system. It also established and developed this power system. I personally think that this book will be the originator of power systems in future Confucian and Taoist novels. Just like "The Misty Journey" is to the current immortality novels, or even more so. After all, "The Misty Journey" is only a widely used division of realms, but the specific means in the power system, advancement conditions, external manifestations of each realm, and standards of skill level are not. In terms of plot, well, of course it's a show-off, but it's not a mindless show-off. Fang Yun's pretense and slap in the face were not because others violated his interests, but because they hindered the development of the human race and prevented Fang Yun from realizing his human dream. Of course, this is just a joke, don't mind it. Rating: Peak work.

The style of Yuantong's last work is as exciting as ever. It is no exaggeration to say that I read the first two hundred chapters of this book at least five times, especially the section where Hao Ren went to Raven 12345 to report. I laughed every time I read it. But honestly, this book. . . . I didn't finish it😑. I don't know why, but I always get excited about Yuan Tong's books at the beginning, but then my desire always subsides inexplicably, and I feel very desperate. But no matter what, this is definitely a good book, but there may be some aspects that are not to my liking. Rating: Peak work.

Ru Shuiyi is a very down-to-earth author. After four years of sharpening his sword, the book "Mercenary War" has gradually transformed from obscurity into an urban masterpiece. To be honest, there are really not many urban novels that I have been able to read over the years. The only ones I remember are "Twelve Hairpins in the Flower City" by Ao Wuchang and "I'm Really a Big Star" by Chang Yu. Unfortunately, these two books can no longer be found on Qidian. Sang Xin😭. Therefore, the book Mercenary can indeed be said to be an anomaly. When I first read this book, I thought it was just mediocre. If I had to say anything good about it, I think I could only give it one sentence: the story is authentic and the characters have top-notch IQs. Nothing more. It seems that after watching Gao Yang and Rabbit finish the first chapter, Revenge of German Veterans, I felt that there was no highlight, but the writing was okay, so keep it as a reserve food for later (80% of the books that I treat with this attitude are gathering dust in the corner😝). Later, I don't know which book shortage it was, so I picked it up again and continued reading. It turns out that I like you very much😏. Its description of the underground world, such as the powerful arms dealers all over the world, the all-pervasive cleaners who look like ghosts, the Italian intelligence family, the mercenary group eager to establish a country, the cunning drug lords in Mexico, the dynamic civil society groups in various places, etc. Should be a major factor that attracts me. It is the first time that someone has shown the undercurrent of the world so completely in front of me, who was born under the red flag and grew up in New China. The feeling is indescribable. Rating: Peak work.

It is a very novel invincible style work. It is different from common invincible style works such as One Punch Man. The protagonist has always been a quiet handsome man with a versatile personality. He will not take the initiative to show off and slap his face. He always waits for others to come close to him and wait for him to slap his face. It perfectly explains what invisible showmanship is, which is the most deadly. Judging from the content of this book that has been updated so far, the early stage is mainly based on different stories that happened in each transaction. The characters in each story are flesh and blood, with rich inner descriptions: guilt, persistence, remorse, pathology, greed... It shows us what is the real state of the world. Moreover, there are often clever connections between stories, one link within another, and the end of one story may be the beginning of another. This writing technique is really refreshing. As for the second half, the overall world setting slowly begins to be revealed, and the number of high-end fighting scenes gradually increases. Personally, I still prefer the feel of the first half. Rating: Peak work.

Fengyue Dad's work can be said to be a book with a little bit of literature and art, but Fengyue Dad has always said that the style he yearns for is not to be timid, just do it. But after I finished reading his Iron Throne, I said: It's hopeless, stop writing it, it's inappropriate. That book actually forced Calabash into a dark romantic drama, which was really scary. In comparison, this book is much more normal. There is a sense of humor in the literature and art, and the humor brings a touch of warmth. The characters in it are all flesh and blood, whether it is Abraham who is willing to sacrifice for his disciples, or Charles who has good intentions but has no strong power, but does not know how to save the people from fire and water, or is willing to be used by Gaius for the sake of the Garden of Eden in his heart, they all made me cry. In addition, the biggest highlight of this book, which can also be said to be its shortcoming, is its power system. The combat profession is actually a musician, and Mozart, Beethoven, and Bach have become top powerhouses. I remember feeling embarrassed when I first saw this. But there is no way, Fengyue is so awesome that he can't explain it, he has come back in a reasonable and reasonable way, his power system is perfect and reasonable, he can only say one word: show off. Rating: Peak work.

A work by Fu Tuzi. By the way, the first book I read by Fu Tuzi was "Final Redemption", which is a pretty good unlimited novel, but why can't Mao find it on Qidian now? Friends who know more can leave a message to let them know. Speaking of this work, I think the biggest highlight is that Futuzi has basically perfected the power system based on expertise and the Western god system. At the same time, the magical histories written by him, such as the Age of Thorium, the Empire of Soul-sucking Monsters, the History of Three Generations of Demons, and the Birth of the Devil, bring a great reading experience to the book and greatly increase the reader's sense of immersion, as if they are truly in a magical world. Rating: First-rate work.

The pinnacle of the Witcher genre, because the world structure is too vast, I was stunned in the early stage because I felt that the map was not clear, so I abandoned the book. Later, when I picked it up, I struggled for a long time before I got to the place where I could find useful information. But then again, the most valuable thing about this book is that the plot is so vast, but the author is not impatient, follows step by step, and is not eager for quick success at all. He describes the somewhat boring preliminary stage in a down-to-earth manner, laying a solid foundation for the grand scenes of confrontation between civilizations in the future. Finally, remember, before you see the protagonist researching the secret of that branch, you must hold on, hold on, and never abandon the book. If you take another step forward, the sea and the sky will be brighter. Rating: Peak work.

The Lifetime series has a good plot. It is a typical representative of the hot-blooded royal style. It perfectly explains what it means to drink the strongest wine, ride the strongest horse, and have the strongest sun. Uh, no, it is. . . . You know 😏. The power system is okay, at least it doesn't jump. As for the world structure, in the world of Kyushu, even when I first arrived in the human world, I didn't realize that this girl was actually involved in Journey to the West. I was really a little cautious. In his current state, lying in a corpse, he feels cold. Rating: Peak work.

For now, Squid is probably my favorite author. I have actually read all of his books except The Mathematical Olympiad. I have finished reading them. This was simply unimaginable before. In the first half of this book, I borrowed the writing method of Infinite Flow. Originally, I was still thinking about how the squid could explain the origin of the main god's space. I didn't expect that all kinds of powerful beings would be born, and space would be a tool for powerful people to bury chess pieces. This explanation is really reasonable. The writing rhythm of Cuisui's works has always been very good, the characters of all walks of life are also intelligent, and the emotional lines are also quite clear. Moreover, don't open a harem, don't open a harem, don't open a harem, important things should be said three times. This is simply a male protagonist in online literature, no, it is a breath of fresh air among protagonists. Rating: Peak work.

I have to say that although this book is not particularly famous, it is probably the most satisfying book I have ever read. This book demonizes Chinese martial arts, and martial arts can really collide with Taoism. Moreover, the boxing skills in the book have clear realms, and the entire boxing training system is mature. Kou Li's martial arts spirit reminds me of the great martial arts masters such as Li Shuwen, the great swordsman, Wang Wu, and Dong Haichuan of the Eight Diagrams during the Republic of China. They knew that no matter how good their kung fu was, they could not defeat foreign guns and artillery, but they still had an innocent heart for martial arts, allowing the great powers to understand what it means to be angry and splatter five steps of Chinese martial arts. However, it may be that the street bug recently suffered a strain on his lumbar muscles, causing him to be in a trance. As a result, the book started from the beginning and started from this chapter. Therefore, in the past two days, I have been considering mailing two bottles of Liuwei Dihuang Pills to Peng Jie Chong, and by the way, I will post a knife or something. Of course, closing the knife is not the point, absolutely not. Rating: Divine Book

Lily's masterpiece is a model of becoming a god in one book. I have been reading books for almost ten years, and this is the first time I have seen someone write about the Three Kingdoms in such a weird way. The imagination is really big. Don't be cowardly in the Han Dynasty. Don't take life and death lightly. If you don't accept it, just do it. Ouch. Rating: Peak work.