The Most Worthy New Books and Masterpieces from Great Masters

It's a very good book. Although it's not that new, the idea is very new~~The protagonist is an upright disciple of a well-known family, and then the author constructs such an ideal. Something that is not on the stage like the Demon Sect must not be that strong. On the contrary, a high-profile sect like the famous sect must be terrifyingly strong. To be honest, the idea was quite refreshing at the time. The rest is the plot and routines, but the writing is smooth and relaxed, and it is still a good book.

A very good literary novel! Many people recommended it, and many said that the story was very dull. I read it with the attitude of giving it a try. I really wanted to give up on the part where Qianmen did not enter the plot, but I endured it and gradually got better after watching part of it. Although it is an entertainment article, it does not have an exaggerated writing style. Instead, it tells the story of each movie and character one by one through the perspective of the protagonist! There is not much plot conflict, it just tells the story of that era. Many people may not be able to watch it, but for those who can, it is still good and worth recommending!

The author has been writing official articles for a long time, and the writing style is good, but the plot is funny, and the title has been changed several times, but the public has seen through it. This transformation into fantasy, I accidentally clicked on it and it turned out to be unexpectedly exciting. Although the opening and setting are all common templates-training muscles and skin, killing families to avenge family, the rhythm is smooth and neat. If you don't make the old habit of messing around with the plot in the future, you can expect more than solid food. In fact, the dead heroine is not too literary. The plot of loving the villain deeply when she dies and begging the protagonist to protect the villain is not too much in Master Jin's hands. However, the author is a bit superfluous. Under the pressure of readers, the novel is not thorough, and he actually pretends that the heroine is not very literary. It is assumed that the heroine is only deeply in love caused by the villain's altered memory, thinking that this way it will not be regarded as a cuckold story (the heroine misunderstood that she fell in love with the villain instead of the protagonist), but the author is still too naive and does not insist on his own beliefs. Tsk tsk tsk, it's true that "if it's not a cuckold, it has no connotation, and if it's not a shabby shoe, it has no depth." Such a broad-mindedness shows that there is another great and ambitious god in the Internet literary world. Sending a girl to die to get a blood, the author brother is so sure, it has basically reached the height of a flute accompaniment and a monk's joy. The motherland's online literary world needs this kind of talent! Wrong poem to congratulate him: Brother Literary Youth is really stable. It will not hurt your body to give your daughter away after she dies. The blue sky above my head reaches new heights, and my horse speeds up to become a great god.

The protagonist is a hot-headed, passionate and impulsive young man. I like this kind of person best. With a little provocation, he can be used to my advantage. That is to say, the protagonist. Under normal circumstances, he is the kind of person who is cheated and still counting money for others. Such people do exist in society. Loulan is the highlight of this book. One thing is very stupid. The author spends a lot of space to carefully describe the hard work and diligence of the protagonist. As a result, every time the protagonist makes a leap in strength, he relies on adventure. Once or twice is nothing, but it is particularly disgusting if it happens every time. In this case, what is the point of working so hard in the past? Why can the protagonist be so special? Every time someone else is bound to die, he can still get a lot of benefits by staying safe and sound? Okay, maybe I'm asking too much. But I want to say that even if it is a cool novel, too many adventures will make people tired of reading, not to mention that the protagonist is a down-to-earth and hard-working person. The protagonist is facially paralyzed and emotionally idiotic, but there is always a peerless beauty who falls in love with him. The setting is okay, but if you replace the fairy tale with science fiction, it will be another legend of the master. Bikatu watched it with emotion, and the plot was more compact. Fang Xiang's transformation was still very successful. The background setting is still very good, Fang Xiang's writing level is stable and happy, the writing is excellent, and the plot points are barely enough. The biggest problem is that the personalities of all the characters are inexplicable. The story does not drive the deepening of the characters, but the characters are forcibly shaped. I don't know if they are adapted from the comics or something. There is a basic flavor between the lines.

A very good fantasy novel, written by Wen Chaogong. Worthy of being a copycat, it can be said that he has created a setting reference flow. Even if there are other people who started the road of unscrupulous "learning" earlier than the author of this book, they would not be able to "learn" as well as the author of this book. The protagonist's rationality and caution are impressive. Comparing the following, we find that the chance of the protagonists surviving to the end of the book in other books is less than 1%. The protagonist's pursuit is to transcend life and the universe, which is far more than the average weak chicken protagonist. High IQ, insight into everything, and the feeling of having the world at your fingertips. If you can be patient and not impulsive, even readers who are at a low point will not abandon the book. In fact, the pig's trotter is just a little person who goes with the crowd, a little mouse hiding in the dark. As for the advantages of the pig's trotter, there are really no advantages. What is disgusting is that it always touches the nose and chin, once every few chapters, or several times in a chapter. What is rare is that I persisted in reading the book. The protagonist is an extremely selfish person, and everything is for himself, but the plot is smooth and refreshing. The wizard flows smoothly and the ending is full of flowers, ensuring a large amount of content. Although I feel that there are a few dungeons in the middle and the plot of the dnd world is relatively weak, and there is also a bad ending at the end, but it is a rare dark protagonist who kills ruthlessly and decisively. The author has a good ability to control the plot, and the plot's reversal and imagination are also acceptable. If it were not suspected of being unfinished at the end, I would rate Xiancao - no pressure. My writing skills in the early stage are indeed noob, but I have excellent plot and story design skills, timely replacement of maps, and even tried dnd in the end. There are not many peeing spots throughout the book. Of course, the protagonist's outlook is really unlikable. Rogge in "Desecration", who also prefers darkness, at least has some things that he doesn't sell. However, there is basically nothing that the protagonist in this book cannot sell. People should have a bottom line. The male protagonist brings his own optical brain to explore the wizarding world. He records, analyzes, and studies the strange wizarding world. It is basically a relatively refreshing book. However, in the later period, the male protagonist has no moral bottom line in doing things, such as killing people who admire him to train equipment. People who care about this should pay attention to what the protagonist does. He is already worse than a beast. He is in vain, so he might as well change his name to a beast in the wizarding world. When one is weak, survival of the fittest will naturally follow the rules of the game. What's strange about this book is that the protagonist's moral bottom line gradually declines as his strength increases. It's really disgusting. The writing is good, the world structure and power system are relatively clear, and it maintains consistent stable updates and writing. It's just that Goldfinger is actually too big. An ordinary chip can take care of everything in the wizarding world. It feels like the protagonist is dependent on the chip. This high-end wizarding world is too weak.

The quality is good at the beginning, but gradually becomes weak in the later stages. This is probably a common problem in Wenzhaogong novels. The protagonist Deng Zheng travels to a parallel world where martial arts is still in its pioneering stage. Copyright protection here is in place and the cultural and entertainment industry is developed. However, due to the bifurcation of history, "martial arts" has not yet formed a unique culture that affects the entire Chinese-speaking world and is popular around the world. I am here to complain, since copyright protection is very good and martial arts is not yet prosperous, it is very likely that this parallel world is not suitable for the development of martial arts. Deng Zheng started his novel "creation" career with "The Footsteps", which became a blockbuster, and later "created" "The Legend of the Condor Heroes", during which he also involved film and television songs, which felt a bit too high. The only favorites among Jin Yong's books are "Yi Tian" and Qiao Feng, which are completely absent and cannot be imitated by other novels. The protagonist of this book copied the Condor Trilogy in order, recalling the excitement he felt when he saw "Yi Tian". I read Jin Yong's novels when I was in junior high school, because I had read a lot of Chinese and foreign literary classics and historical works in elementary school. For me, martial arts novels have a lot of flaws, and their depth and breadth of thinking are average. Like Shuangwen, you have to deceive yourself before you can read it. Until "Yitian", the richness, mellowness and multi-levels of this book completely attracted my whole heart. Watching the protagonist copy "Yitian", I recalled the real excitement that came from the bottom of my heart. The rarity of quoting poetry has nothing to do with whether the author has read a lot. You sit in the library, find a shelf of unpopular poetry dictionaries, browse randomly, pick out an article and feel inspired by it, and then write it in the book. What is presented to the reader is an obscure allusion. To see whether a person's reading volume is really huge, it depends on the depth of knowledge that his or her brain has absorbed. The integration of how much knowledge can be roughly seen. When Jin Yong wrote about Shooting the Condor, his use of allusions in poems and dictionaries was not completely coherent, nor was he used casually because he had fully understood it in his own knowledge structure. There are cool places, but there are more white places, and there are almost as many poisonous places as the white ones. It's like I am a big star, and when I really don't have anything to look at, I take it out and lick the poison. The female characters written by this author are extremely disgusting. They are sarcastic and sarcastic all the time, and they have no brains at all. Anyway, if the protagonist wants to have fun in front of the female protagonist, he will be pretentious and disgusting. I don't know if some male authors specifically like this type of female image. The biggest highlight of this book is probably the book review. The author doesn't know whether he collected it from various sources or compiled it himself. There is always a sense of nostalgia for watching martial arts. Moreover, starting with martial arts novels is also a good starting point. The problem is that starting from the middle of V, the content involved in the entertainment industry is quite boring. Generally speaking, this book is okay. At least the first one or two hundred chapters can be read happily. The selection level of the copied content is considered to be good among similar novels, and the emotional sales are okay. There was one part in the article that made me think. The protagonist plagiarized "Ping Zong", "The Condor", and "The Condor"; the TV series "Ping Zong" started filming. ", "White-haired Witch", "Changfeng Escort", "Xiao Shiyilang", "True Little Monk", "Shooting the Condor", and even said "This is my novel"!

Although "Flying with a Sword" is said to be a fairy tale, it actually tells a story about the cultivation of monsters, and it is a work set in a modern city. Don't be surprised, this is Toad's creative style, which can be summed up in eight words: unconstrained and easy to use. And this is not his first creation with this background, so there is relatively little description of the worldview in the book, and the basic framework is completed only after nearly a hundred chapters. But this can explain one thing more, that is, the content in the early stage is more substantial. A large number of characters with different relationships, identities, and backgrounds appear alternately, which also pave the way for the subsequent chapters. This is also a common method used by Toad to open the chapter. In Toad's previous works, what impressed readers the most was often not the protagonist or the plot, but some classic sentences occasionally mixed in the article, or some of his thoughts, such as the three pieces of advice Granny Huai gave to Xu in the article, which were also three pieces of advice given to young people by experienced people. There is also a sentence written at the front of "Flying Immortal with a Sword": "The older a person grows, the more he understands the world. The longings and fantasies he once had will be shattered by reality one by one." This is actually a very realistic portrayal of life, and it is also the life trajectory that Toad has given to the protagonist of the article. The protagonist Xu Liao was ostracized by other members of the school's Cosplay club, leaving him alone on the street. The most important thing was that the miserable Xu Liao didn't bring any money, so he had to walk towards home. Xu, after four hours of hiking in the starry sky, suddenly his bloodline awakened, and it was the awakening of a great inheritance from another generation. The most important thing is that what he awakened was the bloodline of the Immortal Tree, the foundation of the Heavenly Palace. It seems that fools are indeed blessed with fools. At this point, Toad has also begun to unfold to us a "fairy world" where monsters are rampant and bizarre. I felt that the overall style of Toad's new work is closer to a series of comics about humans, gods, immortals and monsters that I saw in comic magazines a few years ago, but I can't remember what that comic was called. At that time, I had a feeling that if the comic style was integrated into the online article, or the comic form was directly written into a novel, the intuitive image and the specific description of events and images in the text would be well integrated, which would definitely further improve the appreciation and reading appeal of the online article. I think Toad did this very well in "The Flying Sword". In the comment area of ​​the book, a book friend once jokingly left a message: "It would be very interesting if the book was adapted into a comic." It seems that now it brings back memories not only of those born in the 1980s, but also those born in the 1990s. As mentioned in the previous article, fairy tales set in modern cities, or even fairy tales with monsters as the protagonists, are no longer innovative or unimaginable in Toad. Whether in ancient times or in the future, they are all based on the society in which human beings live; whether they are gods or monsters, they are all based on human beings. It's like the Storm Legion threatened him with force after learning about Xu's awakened bloodline, but they were cowardly and selfish when they saw a being more powerful than them. In the demon world, intrigues and intrigues also exist in the human world of cultivation.

Grain in the early stage and hay in the later stage. The author seems to be a doctor, and he is quite comfortable writing novels about doctors traveling through ancient times. However, this book does not involve much medical expertise. It mainly writes about practicing martial arts, developing territory and recruiting girls. The protagonist's martial arts came from chance encounters and did not practice hard. The early stages of the plot are fascinating, and several plot settings are unexpected. However, when aliens + future people were introduced later, it started to fall apart, but the writing was quite reasonable and not too toxic.

Different from other popular novels, the setting is still very attractive. The author does not throw out the world view all at once, but releases it bit by bit like a decryption. Will ancient witches return? What was found inside the ruins? What is the dream world? What is locked inside the sacred stone? What species is the devil? Is there life outside the sky? The author has dug a lot of holes. It seems that these holes can be filled, but the author has not yet planned to fill them.

The political struggles, reversals of public opinion, life values ​​of various characters, and changes in human hearts in the book may be boring, but they are very in-depth and thoughtful. Xu Le is also the most outstanding male protagonist in Lao Mao's book. Although he is also a very strong individual and has a noble bloodline, he is still weak when faced with political struggles and overwhelming public opinion. He has been thrown into hell countless times by fate and still has to be reborn with difficulty. Even if he falls into hell, he does not escape or retreat, but moves forward with his head held high.

This is a soft science fiction novel covered in realism. Moreover, it is a time of traveling to the stars and sea, reading "cultivation" and writing "Star Wars" in the universe. It's not surprising when you think about the current situation of Qidian. Com: fantasy has gone to fantasy, and games have gone to fantasy. Disadvantages: The early stage is full of urban face-slapping routines, but there is no lack of innovation. In the later period, he wrote with style and level. Newcomers look for routines, veterans look for creativity.

There is great justice in this book! The so-called great chivalrous person serves the country and the people. This book has a good explanation. The protagonist is very passionate, and he often does it for the survival of his family and the world. The protagonist is chivalrous, caressing life and death, and has great righteousness. Even though tens of thousands of people will go to his righteousness! In addition to the heroic image of the protagonist, some of the settings in this book are also very good. The world is magnificent and diverse, thousands of races rise together, geniuses emerge in large numbers, and beauties are young and beautiful. Dong Ge's books always have magnificent words, magnificent scenes, and astonishing prose. I won't say much else about it, except for the song of the ancestor god in it that really makes people start to take notice.

A very good book! In modern times, the era of cultivating immortals, restoring spiritual energy, and manifesting Taoism is coming. The protagonist, a small group, takes over the mountain and becomes the king. No, it is a story of Taoism. Phoenix Mountain, Lao Niu Bei, and Five Dragons Bei, these are real scenes (the author's gender has been revealed, so I won't reveal where it is). I even want to visit it again. It's also an urban routine of pretending to slap someone in the face, but this one doesn't hit it so hard. It doesn't explode after repeated suppression, which makes people feel more comfortable. It's calm and steady like a cultivator.

My masterpiece of eating tomatoes is very shocking! Carefully written, not a routine article! The advantages of this book are the wonderful combat descriptions, the delicate emotional descriptions, and the grand and thick structure. It is definitely a unique masterpiece. It has many similarities with "Bringing Taobao to Another World". You can compare it. "Bringing Taobao to Another World" is more routine and more enjoyable. It is also very humorous and nonsensical. It will make you burst into laughter after reading it. There are many comments from netizens, including praise and complaints. Take a look at one of the comments. I still have a lot of complaints and analysis about Lord Snow Eagle. Let me talk about it today. From the perspective of plot analysis and personal complaints, let me tell you what else I expect from this novel. Everyone says that Tomato's writing is white. I explained to him earlier that he writes white in order to cater to the public's taste. But it is this expectation that leads me to always hope that Tomato will have a book that can meet the expectations of old readers like us and be written with more depth. After reading so many books, Tomato could describe many details in a more fascinating way, but Tomato always chooses the simplest mode and gets straight to the point. Therefore, when reading his book, it seems that there is no need to think. You should think about everything for Tomato and everyone, and tell everyone. However, I hope that Tomato can once use his novel to drive us to think, especially the various possible foreshadowings in Lord Snow Eagle. Wouldn't it be better to give us more places to think? Another point is that the structure of Lord Snow Eagle, the so-called tomato structure, is different. There must be external causes, and internal causes must have internal causes. There is a sense of substitution, and there is also a sense of expectation. You can press lightly if you want, step on your face, or explode if you want.

Tang San went to school at Shrek Academy in Douluo Continent, and met a group of friends who had been through life and death. He also met Xiao Wu when his father left home. With his innate dual martial souls, innate full soul power, everything from the Tang Sect and his partners, he constantly created one brilliance after another in the world of Douluo. The unparalleled talents and fighting spirit of the seven people make miracles happen all the time around them. They are called the "Shrek Seven Monsters" and they continue to create one brilliance after another in the world of Douluo. In the Continental Advanced Soul Master Academy Elite Competition, they once showed their mutual strength and tacit understanding and won the championship. After receiving the award, everyone learned that Xiao Wu was not a person, but a hundred thousand year old soul beast (a soul beast is a kind of animal, but after death, it will produce a soul ring, and a soul master needs a soul ring every ten levels, so the soul beast will be slaughtered by the soul master.), Xiao Wu was waiting to be looked at in a different way by everyone, but the other six monsters resolutely stood in front of her. Six years later, Tang San went to find Xiao Wu, but he met the people from Wuhun Palace. Not only did they not reunite with Xiao Wu, but they were not strong enough, so Xiao Wu sacrificed for him. Xiao Wu was finally rescued, but her soul was still in Tang San's soul bone. At the master's suggestion, Shrek and the others came to Poseidon Island to practice. Tang San inherited Poseidon's power, defeated Pope Bibi Dong at Jiayuguan, and finally stood on the top of the mainland. The Holy Soul Village where Tang San was born has since been changed to the Divine Soul Village. Tang San and his companions fought side by side, were happy together, shared each other's pressure, and shared the fruits of each other's labor. They were always together, helping each other, and trusting each other. Aren't these partners? A partner who can share everything!

The description of the coffin pulling in Kowloon at the beginning is simply awesome! Full of novelty and perfect. Brother Dong has contributed many unforgettable typical characters and wonderful plots in this book. Where did Lao Tzu and Sakyamuni go through the starry sky; the generational hatred between the Dacheng Holy Body and the Celestial Hegemony; how many reincarnations of the ruthless emperor; how the human emperor protected the human race in the dark turmoil and turned the tide; and the wonderful face-slapping scenes in the stone battle are all fresh in people's minds and will continue to be savored.

It's very good and good-looking~ It's okay to be unpopular, as long as it can scare readers, but things other than boxing are simply speechless, especially the protagonist who dared to learn boxing in the first year of high school and ignore the gangster holding a knife. If I were a gangster, even if I served a few years in prison, I would have disabled the protagonist's hands and feet. Who paid the greater price? Of course, in the opinion of the author who writes about boxing, his brain is probably of little use.