The Happy Fairy's Book List - Being Fine is Not Too Much

9.5 Not to mention the writing and plot (of course they are all top quality), the most important thing is that the author wrote what I wanted to read, not just the story, but the thinking of various concepts and the discussion of them through the story. I have always considered myself an old-school reader, preferring orthodox novels. Orthodoxy is a genre. It doesn't mean that unorthodox ones are bad. It's just that I prefer telling stories seriously and exploring and exporting some concepts in storytelling. This was my original purpose of reading novels, and it is also my current purpose. A real writer. Comments from book friends: The author is Sanxian, the famous screenwriter of Pili and Jinguang. It is classified as martial arts, but it is very anti-routine: no secret books, no treasure hunt, no competition for the best in the world, no running errands for the court! The portrayal of the group of characters is unconventional, and the five protagonists each testify, and the shaping of female characters is particularly unconventional. Official introduction: This book focuses on the interpretation of the ups and downs of all living beings, chivalry and power, rule and chaos, desire and love, all kinds of absurdity, bizarreness and inconceivability.

Personal rating: 9.5 I actually don't remember when I started watching "Lord of Mysteries", it must have been at the beginning of 2019, because I saw people recommending "Lord of Mysteries" in many places on the Internet, so I thought about it, why not give it a try. When I read the first volume, I was impressed by the meticulous life details, lifelike characters, layers of foreshadowing, and extremely detailed emotional descriptions. At that time, I knew that I would definitely finish this book. Let me talk about my favorite parts of "Lord of Mysteries". First: the setting is comprehensive and careful. This is almost universally recognized. Setting is the foundation of a book. Specific settings can stabilize the flow of the plot in the book and ensure that the characters' actions are reasonable. Only a book that is logically self-consistent can allow readers to perfectly insert themselves into it without feeling separated from the world in the text due to logical conflicts. Among my requirements for reading a book, this is the most important. Second: rich character images. Many novels have a problem, that is, they focus too much on the protagonist and neglect the description of other characters, as if all other characters in the world are just tools that revolve around the protagonist. The characters in "Lord of the Mysteries" range from colleagues in the Blackthorn Security Company, to members of the Tarot Society, to characters from hostile forces, and even just a supporting character in a plot, such as the old Kohler who wants to eat ham, Eudora who wants to be a college teacher, the responsible Wendel... Wu Thieves will not skimp on writing because they are not the protagonists. They all have their own pursuits, their own preferences, their own living habits, and their own way of thinking. They are not emotionless tools or dry words, but living people who truly have their own lives. Third: Stunning descriptions brought about by profound writing skills. If I were to say that the plot that impressed me most was the battle between Klein and Qonas Kilgor, it was a description of the battle in the hidden world that lasted for more than three chapters. In it, the confrontation with full-scale tactics and the continuous battle of wits seemed to unfold before my eyes, especially the description that started from the demigod Qonas pouring down a glass of red wine and ended with the marionette Qonas taking a sip of the wine. It was undoubtedly the highlight of this plot. Such picturesque plots and real atmosphere seem to come to you. Of course, there are many other advantages, but what I value most when reading a novel are these three points: a consistent setting, well-rounded characters, and excellent writing. What I like most about Cui Zu is that he is always eager to make progress. There are few online writers who can take the initiative to step out of their comfort zone like Cui Zu. Cui Zu is willing to try to write new things and will work hard to learn new writing methods and use them to polish his own works. I believe that Squid does not regard himself as an author who makes a living by writing online articles, but as a writer who uses his own pen and ink to describe the gorgeous world.

Personal rating: 9.5 I wrote a 3,000-word review of this book, and I will excerpt some of it and post it here. "The Battle of the Great Road" is a story about monks from different standpoints seeking resources to break through the realm. [Let's briefly talk about the characteristics of the realm first] The realm setting of this book is something I like very much. The special thing is that after the fourth realm (Nascent Soul) to the fifth realm (Xiang Xiang, or Cave Heaven), the monks will undergo a qualitative change, from the ability to move mountains in the Nascent Soul stage to the power to destroy continents and continents. Each subsequent realm is equivalent to this level of change, and it is not just a simple change in power. It can be said that after Dongtian, low-level monks can no longer make up the difference with quantity, and the same is true for ten thousand or one hundred million. [Let's talk about the plot] The book begins with the cultivation journey of the protagonist Zhang Yan. Before Zhang Yan achieved the cave, he traveled all over Jiuzhou, showing the various scenery of this world. The plots before this actually have a sense of urgency and a bit of gloom, because the protagonist has not yet reached the level of cultivation, and is just a chess piece in the hands of the boss. In order to obtain cultivation resources, he has to do many things without his control. And when the protagonist reaches the cave from Donglaizhou, the momentum of the whole text changes accordingly, as if the clouds have dispersed and the mist has dispersed, and the sky is blue and the sun is bright. To use a sentence in the text, "you can see the sun and moon through the clouds, and look up to find the blue sky." Many foreshadowings in the previous article also began to unfold one by one. Finally, the Jiuzhou chapter reaches its climax. However, only half of the book has passed so far, and the huge world view set in this book begins to unfold later. [Then tell the theme of the book] The entire text of this book revolves around the word "competition", that is, competition for resources for cultivation promotion. Don't talk about Jiuzhou, but talk about Taoists from other places. In the wild world of mountains and seas, there is a country where the Grand Duke has protected the country for thousands of years. In the end, he left his homeland in order to achieve enlightenment, leaving behind a sentence: "If you get the purple energy, you will go to seek immortality." There is a powerful person in the Junchen world who has no way to make progress and controls everyone he can see, just for the sake of "Heaven's secret will always make people achieve success. If everyone is under my control, then it will be me when the opportunity comes." Zhenyang Yuanzun, who has long lived forever and practiced to the point where "the heaven and the earth rotate according to his will, and all things are born according to his nature.", Just to see if there is a higher state, he got lost in the muddy sky. [Writing] I'm not good at this either, so I can only express my own opinion. The whole text is written in ancient vernacular, which makes it read with a strong fairy-tale flavor. Modern vocabulary almost does not appear, so it will naturally not make any sense. The description of the scenery is simply outstanding, everyone who has seen it said it is good. I think one of the great advantages of Misdao is that it does not deliberately pursue gorgeous rhetoric. Some landscape descriptions clearly use ordinary vocabulary, but they have an air of fairyland. In the end, when an important character in the article breaks through a situation, or when a character is living or dying, or when he writes about magical powers, or when he expresses his feelings, there will be a poem. I am not a professional, so I cannot comment on how well the poem is written. At least in my opinion, the timing is right, the general idea is appropriate, and it has the icing on the cake effect. I dare not say it if I am too old, but it is definitely an online novel with more than 90% writing.

Personal rating: 8.0 Huang Xudong and Sun Yifeng, veterans of Chinese e-sports, have countless memes. In San Zha's writing, the two harmonies teamed up to challenge the lower limit of martial arts, creating a wonderful collision. Many friends have already started laughing until their stomach hurts when they see this cover. If you don't know these two people yet, you can give it a try. Maybe you will become one of the thousands of young people? Hahaha.

Personal rating: 8.5 Drawing on the fantasy fairy tale realm improvement model, this historical text seems much more "cool". Coupled with the author's rich historical knowledge, as well as his excellent writing skills and rhythm, it has become one of the few historical texts that I can finish reading. I never think "cool" is a derogatory term. My definition of "cool" is: the motivation to read. I won't read articles that aren't "enjoyable".

Personal rating: 8.0+ The second part of "Trading Crimes", I don't think it is as good as "Trading Crimes", but it is okay. I can finish it, which is better than most books for me.

Personal rating: 8.5 It's not long, you'll know if you like the tone after reading one or two chapters, so give it a try.

Personal rating: 8.0 There are basically no bad copies, especially some of them, such as Lego and Apollo, which are simply amazing. In fact, I originally planned to give it a 9.0... However, the main plot was too overwhelming, and I almost didn't finish it because the main plot was so overwhelming. It is recommended to read the copy directly.

Personal rating:8.5 I am a fan of Misguided Persons, but I still have to be objective in my evaluation. I can see from "Xuanhun Dao Zhang" that Wudao is trying to write something new, trying to make this book different from "Dao Zheng Zheng". To sum up, it is the collision of mainstream concepts in various era changes, the collision of true law and mysterious law, the collision of creation and practice, the collision of alien races and Tianxia, the collision of Taoism... In my opinion, The Misguided Person's description of high-level characters is the best starting point (personal opinion). After the protagonist becomes a powerful person, the fun has just begun. "Xuanhun Daozhang" has a problem that I am not willing to admit, and that is the double update of those who mistook the Dao, resulting in the quality of each chapter not being as high as that of "Dao Zhengfeng". I actually want to read "Xuanhun Daozhang" which is single-updated but of higher quality, but for online articles, updates are the way to go, which is also a helpless choice. This is because I am a fan, so I have the patience to read it carefully. But objectively speaking, I think if you are not a fan of The Wrong Path, your acceptance of this book may not be too high. But if you are willing to try new things and see a new world view, I recommend you give it a try, a brand new world of fairy tales, wonderful.

Personal rating: 9.0 The biggest advantage of this book is that the emotions of various characters are very well written and very real. In this chapter, I find that many readers think that the plot is unreasonable, but I think it is true (I consider myself a fanatical and reasonable party). Based on the continuation of the plot, the character's personality and thoughts, and the setting of the story, these so-called "unreasonable" things are actually things that a crazy and obsessed person should do. Many people compare this book with "Lord of Mysteries", which I think is quite appropriate. In my opinion, it is not as good as "Lord of Mysteries" (which is already much higher than the average level) in terms of setting details, perfection, and refreshing rhythm. But the overall story is very good. The first one million words tell a lot of stories, but they are all in one big plot.

Personal rating: 8.5+ The author's own words: A local Internet article about a protagonist with the name of the Qin Dynasty who travels to a modern fantasy world and uses Eastern martial arts to defeat Western psychic powers. In fact, the various techniques are quite good, and the first-person sense of substitution is also strong. There are a lot of twists and turns. Although this is a crooked approach, it is really interesting.