My Book List Doesn't Make up the Numbers

I couldn't help but laugh when I saw it.

The ending is a bit tragic, the people who know each other end up becoming the opposite.

In the apocalypse, there will inevitably be intrigues and deception, but they should never be the main theme. Humanity relies on society and unity to advance step by step. Even a catastrophe will not abandon the foundation. The protagonist is sensible and kind, so he can unite and influence more people to fight against difficulties and get out of the dark night. Personally happy points: 1. There is no messy harem. Everyone gains abilities because of their beliefs and will also bear responsibilities because of their abilities. 2. Human beings are a group, and there is no dominant protagonist. There are only human beings who unite to face the dark night. 3. Zombies have truly opened up their IQ. Unlike other apocalyptic novels, which claim that zombies are intelligent, they still appear to be foolhardy.

I would recommend it first in the Han Dynasty, it is much better than the one written by Han Xiang.

Minato's mother, Kyuubi's father, Naruto's affectionate style. By writing the story of Naruto with a healing effect, Naruto can be considered to be growing up under the golden finger. Personal favorite points: 1. Although it sticks to the original plot, every story has a happy ending. 2. Naruto with normal strength development and normal emotional development is more comfortable. It's not just about being miserable to convince others. 3. The imagination is huge, and the ending is unexpected. The recommendation index is three and a half stars.

It can be regarded as a unique route for the rebirth type. Scientific research has developed into hard power. The descriptions of each part are both interesting and realistic. The background and customs described in the chronicle at the beginning are even stronger than those of the female video chronicle. The contradiction between simple and profound scientific research is also handled very well. In my opinion, taking the path of scientific research is more positive than simply rebirthing business or stock trading. Personally exciting points: 1. There is profit-driven technological development, and there is also the emergence of iron chelates in an instant. 2. Although the presence of the supporting characters is indeed weaker, they still have their own merits. 3. As a country that is strong in science and technology, I think it has a positive background and is comfortable.

Both Anke and Naruto are my favorite anime, and the protagonist is more like a super supporting character in other books (like the mother of the original protagonist, who teaches her children, and is powerful). The joys, sorrows and joys of the plot are all well depicted, and it does not belong to a fantasy novel disguised as Naruto. Personal favorite points: 1. Chakra plus electromagnetic gun, just thinking about it makes me feel that it is very visually impactful. 2. In the later stage, you can die straight away without the plot collapsing, which is also a strength. 3. Start playing with the development in the middle period, and there are still many interesting things in it. The recommendation index is four stars.

This book is the most comfortable article I have ever read on the science and technology tree. The protagonist is flamboyant yet delicate. Although the emotional outlook is not flattering, the relationship between country, teacher and friends is still worthy of recognition. Personal favorite points: 1. The heroic cavalry and heroic military spirit are more breathtaking than the protagonist. 2. The emperor is very cute, very warm, but also very jealous. He talks about balance. He is multi-faceted, and many characters cannot be described in one sentence. 3. Gunpowder comes secretly. I personally feel that a country is strong but has a strong backbone. Temporary armaments will only make it more decadent. The recommendation index is four stars.

Although many technology trees cannot withstand scrutiny (for professional reasons, I am very uncomfortable with the blood transfusion part), the plot is very tender, and the author handles the intrigues in the officialdom in a way that makes people smile. It is one of the few works in the history category of Qidian that I have read more than three times. In terms of warmth, I feel that the two works written by this author about the Song Dynasty are not as good as the first Tang Brick. I hope that the new work Hanxiang will have a better reading experience. Personally refreshing points: 1. Being brainwashed into a nationalist, I still think that is the case, and it is inexplicably refreshing that the Han people are beating the world. 2. There are no methods that are too anti-human, which makes people uncomfortable to watch. The protagonist seems soft, but is even tougher than Li Er. 3. Every time I go into self-exile, I come back stronger. The recommendation index is four stars.

In the fast-moving novel, many plots require a certain amount of historical knowledge, and the chosen perspective is very comfortable. This is a protagonist who is stronger than the system (in fact, the attributes set by the system are very strong, and he likes to be bullied by the protagonist, which is my personal opinion). The three views are very positive. My current feeling is that knowledge changes destiny. Personal favorite points: 1. There is currently no plot that distorts the technology tree. The protagonist relies on the efforts of each world to obtain the advantages of salted fish, and then continues to grow. 2. The plot in the real world is more arbitrary, but compared to most cities, the protagonist's growth on his own is comfortable. 3. Each world is carefully selected by the author. At least when I saw the prototype of this plot, I felt very happy. The recommendation index is five stars.

In society, I, Brother Guo, talk less and update more. Three updates a day, which is stable, but he will definitely not make up for it if he misses it. This book is also almost finished. The whole world view is very correct, at least it did not cause me any discomfort, and the protagonist does not rely on force first, but relies on his brain to grow step by step. Although it is a systematic novel, it does not have a strong sense of presence. The protagonist is not the type who would be a scumbag if he did not have a system. He has his own life goals. My favorite points: 1. The protagonist is a good cook, and the author writes better food than most food articles (I heard that the next book will be about food, so I can look forward to it) 2. Marvel has the highest degree of restoration in my opinion, and did not forcefully lower the IQ and personality of the supporting characters in order to strengthen the protagonist. 3. The daily writing is better than the main text, and the proportions are very comfortable. (From the beginning to the end, you will find that the author's writing style gradually improves and the plot becomes smoother. No other author gets better and better with writing.) 4. I like the author's three views and there are no vulgar plots. The recommendation index is five stars.