Fangtian Jianying

Recommend.

It's finished, the article is not long, written in the first person. The first half is a foodie version of Robinson Crusoe, while the second half is highly suspenseful, with complex human nature and intrigue. The ending jumps to several decades later. It seems that the surviving old man is Mikunda, but the protagonist is probably dead. Is there a diary with key points in the animal skin book? Anyway, I can't understand it. The key is whether Xiao Hei and Lightning survive? Could it be that they were buried in that pile of rocks? What a pity, I like small animals more than humans, haha... It is a very unique book. The writing style is close to that of a physical book. It is estimated that many readers who are used to reading online articles are not very accustomed to it. The protagonist's psychological struggle to survive alone is well written. However, the subsequent plot of meeting other survivors feels less smooth. I guess it has more to do with the author's intermittence, and the ending is a bit confusing.

What a breath of fresh air in wizarding literature! At the beginning, the tone seems to be quite tense and exciting, with various plans to survive. However, after the protagonist no longer has to worry about his life, the style of the painting becomes fresh and leisurely, a bit like a farming novel, and the plot moves forward casually like gurgling water. Although the general background setting remains dark and windy, the protagonist's personality is like that of an ordinary person. He complains, is afraid, and is lazy. He always maintains an innocent heart and is not as stereotyped and rational as the protagonists of wizard novels. I appreciate this kind of persistence and I like this writing style very much.

I passed by it many times and finally took a look one day. I found that the writing is very good. The author's writing style is mature and complements the daily life of game development. It is delicate and eye-catching. I give it a thumbs up! A small problem is that the author sometimes contains personal information and has a lot of sentiments.

Similar to the original war, the protagonist who time-travels has a broken system that only has the function of deduction, so he deduces the skills and leads the tribe to practice and become stronger in the primitive society where the spiritual energy is gradually recovering. There are no loopholes in the setting, and the plot develops very naturally.

On the road of pretentiousness from a young SJ who came back from Korea to a great director, we had a date by the way. I have never objected to hooking up when single, but I am disgusted by the so-called harem where multiple heroines can have true feelings with each other at the same time. Although this book is a bit cheesy, I admire the protagonist's free and unrestrained mentality, and the plot is really well written, much better than the author's previous book.

It's cliché to travel to a parallel space to become a director and write songs on the side. What's not cliché is the protagonist's calm personality and the plot that doesn't fall out of whack. Compared with other entertainment, the industry environment described by the author is almost ideal and simple. The main plot is smooth and smooth, which is both an advantage and a disadvantage. The advantage is that it is fresh and natural, comfortable and not bloody, and there are not so many messy things. The disadvantage is that the plot is too monotonous, and it depends on the opinion of different people.

This female video was recommended by others, but I couldn't stop watching it. The male and female protagonists are childhood sweethearts with similar interests, sincere and passionate emotional lines, and a stable fit. The author has no intention of spreading nonsense and adding to the chaos. In addition, there is nothing so-called best in the article. Each supporting character has his or her own personality, and there are no absolute good guys or bad guys. Especially the descriptions of the traffickers and sidekicks are very close to life and interesting. Reading it carefully will make people smile. The plot ranges from official politics to boudoir romance. It is well detailed and eloquently told. The language is simple and natural, and it can be said that the writing is powerful.

The protagonist travels through time and becomes a demon prince, using earth culture to resolve the hatred of human demons and spiritually conquering other worlds. Generally, books involving two-dimensional themes can be written with a strong otaku atmosphere if you are not careful, but the writing style of this book is very mature and handled just right. Both the characters and the plot are very full, and there are no major flaws except for a bit of water. Grass jelly.

Parallel space entertainment novel, written in the mid-1990s, the protagonist focuses on the music career in the early stage, establishing a company, first behind the scenes and then in front of the stage. Later, he switches to film and television, first in TV series and then in movies, writing and directing, and then acting. I've heard of this book a long time ago, but I was so shocked by the concubinage setting that I couldn't put it down. Later, Shuhuang read it carefully and found that it was really well written and very professional. Excluding the harem drama, it is comparable to the literary and artistic era. If you add in the dominance of Hollywood, it directly constitutes the best entertainment novel in my mind. (The movie Long Live opened the door for me to write about the entertainment industry, and Best Director broadened my horizons. They are both classics, but they are too old to bear reading again.)

Although you don't understand football, you might as well read this book to learn about it. Every niche-themed article is worth cherishing.

Writing about the Japanese entertainment industry is often unflattering, so there are few works. The only ones that either go too far in the name of harming Japanese beauties, or are purely to please idol fans, there are very few written seriously, let alone set the background in 1994. This alone makes it worth recommending.

Although the routine is old, the description is neither fast nor slow, making it very comfortable to watch. Proper food and grass.

The author obviously has a lot of ideas. Whether it is the description of film expertise or the shaping of Hong Kong's atmosphere, it is quite successful. The author has a deep understanding of social customs and people's mentality, and the intrigues behind some of the movies he writes are also very eye-catching. The highlight of this article is the frequent appearance of Cantonese, which of course may be a irritant to some people.

Transformation text, no cp. Another readable Naruto fanfic, neither extreme nor a noob.

There are many poisonous points in the front, but the more you write in the back, the better. The descriptions of love and daughters are very vivid and delicate.

There's not much to say. Like most entertainment stories, the protagonist travels through parallel worlds and then copies them. What's different about this book is that it abandons a lot of nonsense and illogical pretense, and starts with daily details to depict a less exaggerated world. The protagonist first copied Condor Shooting and posted it on the Internet. However, because there were too many parallel world literary works and the decline of chivalrous literature, no one paid attention to it at first. Later, after word-of-mouth fermentation and the protagonist's free strategy, it slowly became popular. Just by looking at this plot, you can tell the style of this book. The protagonist is by no means omnipotent after traveling through time. He doesn't quarrel with anyone he looks at, and he doesn't attract a halo of hatred. Everything is very real, so readers who are tired of Xiaobai's cool articles will probably find this book interesting. However, this is also the disadvantage. The author obviously does not have the kind of master-level writing style to make daily life interesting, so the plot in the book is inevitably monotonous at times. In addition, the protagonist always makes bottomless compromises with his relatives and friends and thinks it is a kind of fun, which makes me disagree. Among them, the character of the cousin is the most disgusting. A person in her twenties still uses innocence as a token. Supplement: It's getting more and more boring, and the characters and plots also give people a novice-like childishness. It's hard to imagine that the author has already completed two books. In short, it is tasteless to eat and a pity to throw away.

The protagonist travels to the primitive planet and relies on the system to evolve from a small grass, all for survival. The author truly rises from the grassroots, accumulates strength bit by bit, and survives in a different world. The author writes it in a very immersive way. This type of survival and management writing is just right for me.

Most of the ancient books follow the same routine, but with different protagonists, different starting points, and slightly different new ideas. But once you complete the Journey to the West checkpoints, most of them will collapse. I don't know if this article will collapse in the future, but so far it seems to have very innovative ideas, and it may lead to a different ending, so I'm looking forward to it. Supplement: I have finished writing the finale of Journey to the West, which is very good. There will be extra chapters and a new journey ahead. Also added: The extra chapter has been put aside and the author has written a new book.

The protagonist obtains a system to travel through various planes to study the nature of power in order to improve himself. By the way, he becomes a Buddha and becomes an ancestor, using the entire world as a testing ground. The first world is a parallel space similar to the pre-Qin Warring States period, and the second world has various ghosts and monsters, and people have begun to come into contact with extraordinary powers. This is an invincible article, it's rare that the author didn't write it down. The protagonist is calm to the point of being cold-blooded, detached from the ordinary world and aloof. His only pleasure is research, using the world as a chessboard and all things as chess pieces. The plot is grand, the character is superb, and the protagonist is so pretentious that it makes people feel convinced. As long as you keep up the good work, you can expect the jelly grass.