Omnivore, a Good Book to Keep in Your Own Memory

This author doesn't have many books, but the content is very homogeneous, so just read one. But you won't regret the ticket price after watching it all. Advantages: The plot is reasonable, the protagonist is vulgar enough, not a noob, and the content is large and sufficient. Disadvantages: The star heroine is a bit disgusting; the author has sepsis and updates are unstable; the protagonist is sometimes forcibly brainless.

The one I wanted to recommend was blocked again, so I randomly found a book. Originally I wanted to recommend "The Pokemon Who Traveled the Wrong Way" by Green Black Tea. Features: The strong two-dimensional painting style and the strong visual sense of the language will take you to a cartoon again. Moreover, the characters are vivid and have distinctive characteristics.

It is said that the author is still a high school student⊙∀⊙! It's a story about a high school student who gets the system and starts a counterattack. Using the same routine, you can really see the difference in the author's skill. For example, in this book, the pretentiousness is fresh and refined, the writing is smooth and lewd, the skills are obscene and powerful, and the heroine is plump and plump (you know), I think these are enough. Although sometimes the slap in the face may be a bit harsh, it is also the fault of the mythical beast, and the author will not take the blame.

The sequel to "The Legend of Red Tassel", you have perfected your pretense skills and you deserve it.

There is also a book called "The Golden Age of Chinese Entertainment", which is also recommended. Advantages: The rhythm is well controlled; the complaints are sharp and refreshing; there is a lot of entertainment and gossip; the updates are stable. Disadvantages: The protagonist of this book is a fanboy, and the heroine of the previous book is Zhao*zi; the two books have the same routine, but this one seems more mature; too many complaints seem a bit watery.

There is another book called "Double Swords". Although it is a fairy tale online game, it is also recommended. In fact, in this author's writing, the background of the game is not important. Just look at the author's crazy funny and unscrupulous operations and you will be blown away. I was so happy when I read the book for the first time.

Also in the same genre are the author's "Red Rabbit" and Butterfly Lan's "Alone in the Jianghu". These books are all comprehensive martial arts online games. They all tell the story of a fledgling young man who becomes a martial arts master by chance. Advantages: The plot is excellent and full of suspense; the characterization is excellent; the writing has a martial arts atmosphere. In short, it is sincerity and not in vain. Disadvantages: Some chapters are so self-contained that they sometimes capsize the boat.

When it comes to basketball, Tucao is a name that cannot be avoided. His advantages and disadvantages are obvious. And every book is almost a routine. Advantages: almost constant updates; sharp complaints; um, no more... Disadvantages: Too many to name. Anyway, just read his book and watch the author complain about volutes and old men.

It is said that the book was written by Hua Xiaoou. I have never been able to read his books. They are too ordinary and have no highlights. I always feel that they are not worth subscribing to. The writing of this book is okay, with a slight sense of depression, it is not crude and is not a slap in the face. The protagonist is a second-generation rich man. After undergoing a mutation, his physical fitness soared, and his coordination became extremely poor, turning him into a 190-meter-tall Howard. But it is always claimed: labor and capital are pg. This book is okay so far. But be careful that the author is a nerd.

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Reason for recommendation: Realistic, depicting the real life of a police officer. After reading this, you will never complain about the police not caring about petty theft. Disadvantages: If it is too realistic, it will naturally look dry. There are no ups and downs, and you might get tired of it if you watch it too much.

The one I want to recommend is not this one, but the author's first two books: "The Ball is at My Feet" and "The Winning Ticket is in Hand", one for players and one for coaches. I don't know why I can't find it, maybe it's also in Zongheng, I can't remember clearly. "Step by Step" goes astray and cannot be watched. The reason why I recommend these two books is that this author is the only one who really understands football and can clearly explain the characteristics of players, team configuration, formations, on-field tactics, and the inside story of football. In other words, he has useful information. Lin Hai also has a point, but the book is too white. Of course, this author also has shortcomings in his writing, such as his writing style is dry and does not convey emotion, slap in the face, or create an atmosphere. But if you like competitive writing, you will definitely be able to ignore all his shortcomings.

In fact, the book I want to recommend is not this one, but the two books written by the author in Zongheng: "The Golden Age of Basketball" and "The Silver Empire of Basketball". At that time, the author's pen name was still called "I've Got a Sheep", and it was precisely because of this name that the copyrights of these two books were not sold. The Golden Era is one of the few sports articles about the NBA in the 1980s. It not only depicts a lifelike protagonist, but also shows a legendary era with a gathering of heroes. The most touching thing about this book is that it grows with the protagonist. It must have been three or four years since I finished reading it, but when I mention the Trail Blazers, the first player that comes to mind is still the author's protagonist. Silver Empire is a sequel to the Golden Age, still full of the atmosphere of the 1990s. Of course, these words do not mean that the Scourge of God is not good-looking. Whether he is a player or a coach, the author is the best writer on basketball competition. The author's new book is "Zero Second Kill", which writes about an imaginary high school basketball league. It feels a bit like Slam Dunk, but to be honest, it can't compare with the sense of time of the previous books. After all, it's just an illusion, there's nothing you can do about it.