[Sudong's Library]complete Book from Personal Collection

Jiuzi's masterpiece, a good book that I almost missed because of its title. An urban novel under the background of spiritual recovery, a novel with superpowers but still close to life. Today, with more and more online novels, readers are no longer satisfied with simply fighting monsters and upgrading. In addition to fighting, there are actually many wonderful stories. "My Majesty, Spare My Life" is a representative of this trend. With a negative emotion collection system, in other novels, the protagonist relies on training to advance. In this novel, Lu Shu's advancement depends on attacking people. He insulted the sky, the ground, and the air very cheaply, causing the opponent's negative emotion value to increase by 10086, but he still couldn't beat him. Because of such an exquisite idea, "The King Has My Life" has many memorable laughs - Never read this book in public (especially during class), otherwise you will scare passers-by if you burst out laughing. Personally, I feel that humorous novels are often more difficult and more labor-intensive to write than serious novels. For serious novels, the author only needs to care about the plot. As for funny novels, the author should not only consider entertaining himself, but also guess the readers' thoughts and consider whether it can resonate with the readers, and should not let the funny points turn into embarrassing points. Other funny novels may only have one punchline in five or six chapters. In contrast, "My Majesty, My Majesty, Spare Your Life" has a lot of laughs, and every chapter can make people laugh. It can also be seen that the author really put a lot of thought into this book, which was not easy. In addition to being funny, "The King Has My Life" is a very good one. It lies in making the urban background of the revival of spiritual energy very real and vivid. For example, after learning about the existence of superpowers, people yearn for it but worry about gains and losses; Such as the dragnet that resolutely guards the country's gates; For example, the simple neighbors around the protagonist, such as the warm pictures. Lu Xiaoshu and Lu Xiaoyu are like two snowmen in the ice and snow, relying on each other in loneliness and growing up strong and unyielding in their own world.

This book continues the world view of "Trafficking Crime", adopts POV technique + non-linear narrative, and uses unit drama-style stories to connect the shocking overall situation. The protagonist hides behind the scenes. Although he doesn't play much, his shadow is everywhere. Each member of the Anti-Cross with different life experiences, personalities, and abilities, under the secret guidance of the protagonist, finally gathered in Tianbo's bookstore. As the Federation gradually decayed, the Counter Cross came out again to fulfill its mission of reshaping the world structure. Watching "Zhou Lin" feels very much like watching a Nolan movie. The jumping timeline and constantly changing perspectives may not be very easy to read; but when all the clues come together to reveal the final answer, there is a pleasure that is incomparable to ordinary cool novels. Although it burns my brain, I can't stop. I caught up with the latest chapter and saw that Boss Tian, ​​Tea Fairy, and Moon Demon all appeared, and I was still a little excited. But how did a nerd like Tianyi teach a polite young lady like Zilin? Could it be that the landlady taught me this? (Hello!)

An excellent novel about the construction of a main god, it has received 6,400 first orders, which is a very good result in the fantasy category. The protagonist accidentally discovers a magical scroll at home, through which he can create a low-dimensional world of his own, and the journey of creation begins. I have to say that the author's imagination is really great. Because there is a time difference between the two-dimensional world and the real world, the protagonist's creation process is a vicissitudes of life. It describes the birth of species, changes in civilization, and the rise and fall of countries in a refined writing style. What may take millions of words to describe in other works can be explained clearly in tens of thousands of words in this book. Therefore, it feels very neat and refreshing to read, and it is not sloppy at all. It is very suitable for old bookworms who are tired of routines. In the early stage, the description may be relatively straightforward, and there are many theoretical knowledge settings, which is a bit boring. After thirty chapters, it gradually gets better and the writing becomes better and better. The alternation of the sword of kingship, the rise and fall of the elves, and the war between wizards and churches, these plots are really epic! The protagonist is like the Creator. The changes and successions of civilization are like a game to him, and all changes happen in his mind. This unique writing method gives readers who are tired of reading pretentious and slap-in-the-face novels a special kind of refreshing feeling. PS: There are some hookup plots in the urban part at the beginning, which may be toxic to some readers, but skipping it does not affect reading. After that, a grand world will slowly unfold.

I first started following Xiao Long's book because of "He Came from Hell". I like Liang Chuan, I like Pu'er, I like the first chapter of Dissuasion, I like the creepy horror atmosphere, and I like the fragments of Long (?). It's a pity that it got 404... Fortunately, Xiaolong wrote a bookstore to make up for the regrets of hell. Compared with "He Came from Hell", the horror atmosphere in the bookstore is lighter, the atmosphere of life is stronger, and it has more humor. It is also a pleasure to read this chapter and then read the Longchao book review.