Excellent Novels from Another World

It's a very interesting book, and it's good to read. Although the plot is very plain, and it's all about the daily routine of boys and girls, it is written with a special flavor by the author. It feels a bit like reading prose, light, bourgeois, freehand, and very interesting.

The chapter has a lot of words. The setting is very novel [it uses rare words to grade]. As for the logic, it seems that the world is very dangerous anyway. There is a prince who died alone while fending off the mob. No matter why the prince had to go alone, the mob is very powerful. Anyway, I feel that there are so many inhuman beings, and the mob will be destroyed in a minute. There are many chapters in the novel, and the plot is a bit too broad. Give it a try.

My favorite book about football. The early Wimbledon and the final Real Madrid are my favorite parts. Chu Zhongtian is also the most perfect football player image in my mind, although the physical value of 99 makes people unable to complain. In fact, this book was written particularly well in the early days of the amateur club. But to speed up the process. Then I went to Ligue 1 Metz, and then I went to Huocun for a while. Then during the Huocun period, what impressed me most was playing Barcelona in the Champions League. The protagonist scored the goal first, and later the guest goalkeeper saved Barcelona's penalty kick. Finally, the amateur club that started forever has been promoted to the English Championship. The sea, you are all water! After you finish reading the first part, "It's my Chu" sang at Wimbledon, you don't actually need to read the rest of it. Then you can jump directly to see the rest of Lin Hai's works. This experience is probably like following a tenacious and unyielding river that moves you, and the front suddenly opens up... Damn, we're at the sea, it's all water! Of course, even an ocean of water is better than a swamp of poisonous water, right? In the past, I gave up after winning the Champions League in Huocun. Recently, Vardy, the inspirational model of Leicester City in the Premier League, had a similar experience to Chu Zhongtian. I read it again and found that it was really wise to give up when I won the Champions League in Huocun! This book seems to have poor results because the protagonist's character is "mediocre" and does not have the personality of Tony Twain. However, from the perspective of professional football, the middle and early stages are relatively successful. However, I personally feel that Lin Haitingtao's arrangement of the book is too confusing. At the beginning in Metz, I thought Chu Zhongtian was going to become the pinnacle of the defensive midfielder position like Qi Zu in the attacking midfielder position. In the end, he went to Huocun and became a free agent, which was not bad. Bei Huang's performance in the free agent position was like a miracle. Becoming a new generation of free agents was also a successful arrangement. As a result, this free agent stayed for two seasons and then went to Real Madrid. Real Madrid has Cristiano Ronaldo, and Magic Bird cannot give him such a high degree of freedom, so Chu Zhongtian went back.

The look of dissatisfaction with Liangcao+ and Xiancao is the pinnacle of Xu Gongzi's personal experience. The fugue is a system that has just been constructed, but it is better than the author's painstaking efforts. Therefore, the characters are vivid and the plot is interesting. It is probably like a bonsai that no one has trimmed. Although it is a bit messy, it is full of vitality. The following ghost stories and human desires mostly follow the path of the wandering spirit, and are all sincere works of Mr. Xu. By the time they arrive at Lingshan, Mr. Xu has firmly nailed down the story, and he has borrowed a lot of legends, myths, and history to integrate it, making the whole story very complete and very readable. In this regard, Lingshan ranks first among Mr. Xu's works, and only the wandering ghost can rival him. As for Xu Gongzi's later works, Tianshu puts new wine in old bottles, and the taste of wine is mixed; Di Shi talks about wandering in the world, which is almost meaningless; Xu Gongzi's water-injection skills have obviously improved after Jingmen, this... Conclusion: This is a comment recommending the author. Xu Gongzi's books are not bad at worst, but they are of a good standard. Friends who are not good at reading can try the first two books in the Gods, Ghosts, Humans and Spirits series that I have recommended before, and this one is also very exciting. Xu Gongzi's fairy tale novels have always been unique. They do not emphasize fighting, killing, upgrading and monsters. Instead, they are good at constructing a reasonable world view and full of traditional cultural heritage. This book describes another vivid Tang Dynasty through the perspective of a time traveler who is not a time traveler. Xu Gongzi Shengzhi is a professional fairy taler. Whether it is a modern fairy tale, a classical fairy tale or even a mythical fairy tale, his writing always has that flavor. This book, Lingshan, is one of his novels with the most complete world construction and the most fascinating one. Readers who are interested in "Xianxia novels of the practical cultivation school" must not miss it! Well, one star is deducted because of Feng Junzi. I hate this guy who always jumps out to steal the show! This is probably Mr. Xu's only "time-travel" protagonist, but Mr. Xu dresses meaningfully even when he "travels". Mei Zhenyi can still maintain his original intention after the "big dream" and not be swayed by delusions. This is indeed Mr. Xu's consistent belief. In order to describe the theme of "sealing the sky", it is best to use the background of the early Tang Dynasty. On the one hand, in official history, Buddhism and Taoism were flourishing at this time, and even the Christian variant Nestorianism was introduced. However, in an era when Confucianism had not yet restricted thoughts, it was easy to write about ideological disputes. On the other hand, there are a large number of folk legends and myths that can be borrowed. It can be said that Lingshan is the most fairy-like and atmospheric one among Xu Gongzi's works. Mei Xi, an undergraduate at Beijing University of Chinese Medicine, wandered around the world since childhood and struggled to go to college until the second grade. However, in an unexpected adventure, she traveled through time and came to the prosperous Tang Dynasty. He was surprised to find that he had come to a world that was different from the one described in history books. Things that only existed in myths and legends were actually present around him. How should he handle himself? Are historical records wrong, or was it because of his arrival that he created the history that will be seen by later generations? People can't help but dream about time travel and rebirth, and they can make up for all the regrets in their hearts. Everyone hopes to build their own world into a perfect spiritual mountain. In the end, there is still the old saying - the spiritual mountain only exists in your heart. If the existence of people like Jingguan Fenghuo and Dai Xiaolou makes us sad and happy; then the appearance of people like Xu Gongzi Shengzhi Mao Ni Yanyu Jiangnan always makes me feel warmer.

Laying out a dense and vast fictional world, and using self-created maps to outline every plot point, the author is perfect in satisfying mild textual enthusiasts, harem lovers, and map lovers. The war scenes are very well written, from the initial setting, to the unfolding of the plot, to the beginning of the climax, the plot lines are all perfect. Moreover, the harem has a wide range of types, and the quality of each one is first-rate.

I personally think it's a pretty good article, and I recommend it. The creative writing is still good, but why does it become more and more depressing the more I read it... The precious resources gained through hard and bloody battles are spent lavishly in some inexplicable places, and it doesn't seem to get stronger.

Very classic, very dramatic, very tragic, very memorable, very grand. The strange imagination, the huge world, and the relationship between people and their soul pets will make you burst into tears in an instant. It could have had a happy ending, but the author forced it to become a tragedy. It just wants to be tortured~ The imagination is strange, and it feels a bit exciting at first, but then the plot becomes dull. It should be that the previous plot is too mundane, the novelty wears off, and fatigue occurs later, but after watching it for a while, I still feel something, although the characters are not very deep in people's memory.

A very good book, interesting ~ This is a story about a demonic pawnshop owner who gained power through contract transactions to satisfy other people's inner desires and then pretended to be cool in the city. It is similar to the setting of Pawnshop No. 8. It is spliced ​​together from small plots. The setting of the plot is not bad. The shaping of several key characters is also very thoughtful (the daily ambiguous stepmother? The maid puppet?). It is a pity that the details are not enough. The protagonist of the forcible Virgin is not likeable. The dialogue is mixed with a strong smell of home..

A very scary and terrible book, it is best not for cowards to read. I turned it over casually and was deceived by the title. I read thirty chapters in one go. The writing is fine, the characterization and IQ are all above the mark, and there are no bad points. Let me give you a review for the time being. It has more than one million words, but its popularity is surprisingly low. The genre is still not popular.

The protagonist is an ordinary person with low qualifications and no blood. He relies on the "Three No Plug-in" modifier to practice martial arts, and he becomes obsessed with it. He practices it to the point where he is no longer human. He has three rows of fangs, and his body is a bunch of grape-shaped muscle lumps. Two pairs of big eyes and a bunch of wing-shaped hands grow on his back. The upper body takes up two-thirds of the whole body, and there is no neck. The head is wrapped in the trapezius muscles, and the facial features are exposed. There are also a lot of messy bone spurs on the body. A drop of blood in the body can corrode a big pit in the ground. At present, the protagonist is still developing in an uglier direction. Let us wait and see how ugly the devil can be in the end.

I feel that this book is quite interesting. I also read those chapters about the theory of quantum suicide. I don't know how good it is. It's not as bad as others said. There is also the problem of Xue Na that someone mentioned. It has been confirmed later when the protagonist falls into a dream. It's Xue Na who read it. I can't afford Lin Hu and don't want to save him. He deliberately builds a good relationship with Hao Qi in order to take Hao Qi as his confidant in the future. He is just an ordinary friend and Lin Hu is a life and death brother. Xue Na doesn't save Lin Hu, so the protagonist has a grudge against her, right? Overall, this book is not bad. Some of the plots also made my blood boil. It felt a little bit like when I read Infinite Horror 233, although only a little bit.

A classic of the supernatural genre! Ancient civilizations, lost treasures, mysterious ancient tombs. Using a fragment of a secretary's book passed down from the protagonist's family as a guide, three contemporary gold-touching captains uncovered layers of ancient mysteries in the bizarre underground world. What is the nine-story demon tower under the great glacier of Kunlun Mountain? It contains the tombs of the disappeared kings of the ancient demon kingdom, the strange burial ditch, the mysterious mica, the nine-story "gold" tower underground, and the piles of dried bones in strange ancient costumes. Are there any unknown creatures here? Fire ladybugs are attacking from the sky, and huge mysterious crawling monsters are coming. A group of people are desperately trying to survive!

This book can be roughly divided into two parts. They respectively describe the story of the protagonist, Sun Wukong, whose soul has penetrated Sun Wukong, fought all the way from the birth of the Stone Monkey until he was crushed under the Five Elements Mountain, and accompanied the master to search for "Mahayana Buddhism". The content is completely different from "Journey to the West" in details, but it is very similar in general direction. The article's description of the trend of destiny is very clever, which is also a highlight of the article. In addition, the emotional description is detailed and touching, but a bit sadistic.

Haha, 20 million words, awesome! A myth in the history of online serialization. It has been updated steadily for eleven years without any hindrance. It is a miracle that can truly make readers actively fall in love with it. What the author serializes is not a novel, but a spirit of never giving up! PS: This book is finished, please give it a thumbs up!

Tomato's book, anyway, is about constantly upgrading to fight monsters, then changing maps and upgrading to fight monsters again. The character creation is a bit thin, and the heroine is just a target, which perfectly circumvents Tomato's weakness of not knowing how to write emotions. Although the routine is old, the plot arrangement is compact and the rhythm is reasonable. Let alone the sacred book, it can be read anyway.

Another classic masterpiece of Western fantasy. Many people regard it as a masterpiece. The advantage is still the Western magical worldview, with various grandiose Warcraft races emerging one after another; the writing is better; the protagonist is considered non-human, which is a small breakthrough, but of course it is basically being whitewashed slowly to cater to the market; the character creation draws on some predecessor masterpieces such as Blasphemous, and the protagonist uses both wisdom and strength; the description of beauties and supporting characters is better than other cool novels. However, I feel that this is still a work that stands on the shoulders of its predecessors and does not make a big breakthrough.

The writing style feels worse than when I was a mortal. I don't know if it's the author's fault or the change in my personal appetite. However, the characterization and emotional description are better than the blind facial makeup and abruptness of ordinary mortals. There are some disadvantages. For example, I killed many awesome characters with the most basic scumbag combat skills. After messing around for a long time, I wonder if the setting of combat skill level is useless. But I have to say that authors who have become gods have their merits.

One of the three most wonderful books of its time, I guess it may have become a poisonous weed to many book lovers now, right? However, even if the main plot is less attractive, the harem scenes will never fade away, especially the protagonist's harem of female soldiers, which should satisfy the ambitions of many uniform fans, especially military uniform fans.

The quality of Mao Ni's work has declined, but it is still much better than many novices. This book is based on historical figures from the Tang Dynasty during the reign of Wu Zetian. It tells the story of the male protagonist Chen Changsheng who defied fate and changed his fate and changed his mind. It adheres to Mao Ni's consistent advantage of "some of the supporting characters are more interesting than the male protagonist", and still has Mao Ni's literary youthful temperament, but the story is a bit draggy.

An Immortal Lord who failed to overcome the tribulation (died because of his youth experience but could not overcome his inner demons) was reborn and returned to the earth. The strange thing is why he was killed by his inner demons despite being able to practice cultivation at that time. As a reborn second-generation official (his father is the deputy county magistrate, and his mother is a real estate queen worth billions), he worked as a waiter in a bar because he was short of money (at the time, he also had a villa worth tens of millions given to him for medical treatment). If you think you can ignore the countless poisonous points like these.