Conspiracies Suddenly Arise, Crises Are Everywhere

This book can be said to be a model of genre writing in the field of online literature. The description of the entire world is spot on. The plot unfolds, and the transition of each copy is very natural. The climax is well done. At the same time, regarding the laws and Dzogchen, Tomato only depicts the tip of the iceberg, and readers can completely imagine the laws under the iceberg.

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, and 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 little draggy.

Using cards as weapons, using cards as magic weapons, using cards to fight, you can find such wonderful ideas, you are worthy of being called Fang Xiang, the ideas are indeed Fang! No kidding, it's very good-looking, really really good-looking! Chen Mu in the article is an orphan who changed his life because he saved a dying card maker. I like Fang Da's style, especially the struggle history of the little characters. This book is more than enough food. This book has made me want to read it a second time in the past few years. Now Fang Xiang's writing style is like some business authors writing old business articles. The highlight of this book is the protagonist's ability to make cards and the card battle settings. He pretends to be a slap in the face without being cliché. Every time a card is made, it is the highlight and climax of the whole text. The early and middle stages have been good, but the ending always feels hasty in the later period. Today's great authors have completely lost the creativity and seriousness that they just showed their prominence. They are just consuming fixed fans. Each book is worse than the last. If you are short of books, please read this book. The creative writing is full of refreshing points, food and grass +. Speaking of cards alone, the advantage is that the division of labor among the card repairmen, card repairmen, and card equipment lines is not chaotic. Each has its own characteristics. The lack of emotional scenes is neither a plus nor a minus for me. But you want to say that the entire system is perfect but it is not. I can only say 5 points for creativity. On closer inspection, it seems that there are still flaws in the system. But the overall pacing is also good, and the story is told well. The author is very sophisticated in not writing plots that he is not good at. After thinking about it, I divided it into 4 points for now, maybe I will finish the ending later! Fang Xiang's books are also very good. My favorites are Ka Tu, Legend of Masters, and World of Cultivation. Of course, Five Elements of Heaven and Undefeated God of War are very qualified as food and fodder, and are still very good for novices. ^_^ Many of the previously recommended books are classics that everyone knows, but don't worry that there will be less popular books later. This book list is not only a recommendation of good books for everyone, but also a summary of my eight years of reading online articles. Through the overall book list, everyone can also understand what types of books I like. I also hope that I can communicate with my colleagues ^_^ Haha. The protagonist has a good personality, is very cautious, and rarely takes risks. But when it comes to escaping from the Ning family base, it is really unbearable. Because the protagonist can hold breath, the young master of the Ning family misunderstands him as a rival force of the Ning family and pursues him. During the pursuit, he encounters threats and has to cooperate. Ning Shao points out the protagonist's power. The protagonist does not speak. After pointing it out multiple times, the protagonist still does not speak, damn! Can't you ask why I'm chasing you? Wouldn't this resolve the misunderstanding? ? ? Also, the way to switch maps is so painful. Every time I get to a new map (and I am forced to change maps unexpectedly), I quickly forget about the last map. I can't stand it.

Very interesting, cool writing, and a bit of a novice! A very funny book, so awesome! A simple and crude upgrade text for pretending to slap you in the face. It comes with a pretentious system, which is invincible. As long as the pretentious value is enough, the system seems to be able to exchange for anything. Most of the martial arts and martial arts are from other novels such as Fighting to Break the Sky, Covering the Sky, etc. It is still very fun to read without thinking!

The perfect story rhythm, every section, every hundred words, controls the ups and downs of the story impeccably. Although there is not much in the story, it can be seen that every time when it is about to reach a low point, an inadvertent small pit begins to appear. Big pits followed by small pits, continuous and repeated, spiraling upward around the main line of the spiritual road.

The highlight of Conan is suspense and reasoning. The highlight of the Conan fandom is just to tease Conan and the dark organization. The author has set the witchcraft system in Conan too big. Think about it, how is it inconsistent to have more wizards who can control ghosts in a world that relies on reasoning? What's more, this wizard can also open yin and yang eyes for others to see ghosts at will. It would be better to set the witchcraft so that you can only see ghosts and not be able to open your eyes to see ghosts at will, or add a method of using witchcraft to enhance your five senses, which can ensure a sense of satisfaction without being too inconsistent. However, the bad luck technique is the highlight, but the effect is too exaggerated. When memoirs look feasible. The highlight of Conan is suspense and reasoning. The highlight of the Conan fandom is just to tease Conan and the dark organization. The author has set the witchcraft system in Conan too big. Think about it, how is it inconsistent to have more wizards who can control ghosts in a world that relies on reasoning? What's more, this wizard can also open yin and yang eyes for others to see ghosts at will. It would be better to set the witchcraft so that you can only see ghosts and not be able to open your eyes to see ghosts at will, or add a method of using witchcraft to enhance your five senses, which can ensure a sense of satisfaction without being too inconsistent. However, the bad luck technique is the highlight, but the effect is too exaggerated. When memoirs look feasible. Readable for Conan fans. Of course, this is just a story about a guy who started showing off in the world of Conan. You can see it as a story in which the male protagonist, a professional wizard, travels to the world of Conan to make friends with powerful people, get out of the relationship, use his abilities to make money, and pretend to be cool in front of the original protagonist and NPC without limit, and practice his martial arts when encountering murder cases. It has little to do with Conan, and there is no innovation. It is basically the male protagonist making money, practicing martial arts, dating his girlfriend, and encountering a murder case. There are too few good fan fiction stories. Since I came into contact with fan fiction, I have been particularly disgusted with many novels based on real-life time-travelers. I used to think that I was anti-human, because rather than seeing the protagonist as a time traveler, I prefer the protagonist to be an alien or non-human being. It wasn't until I came into contact with the fan fiction that I realized that what I wanted was The original time-travel characters, many of the time-travelers in novels are really terrible, their souls are too ugly, and I, as the protagonist, can't stand it, and I can't control it anymore. No wonder many people don't like most people in real life, but like the two-dimensional characters in novels, because they are too beautiful, too interesting, and too charming. The book is good, mainly because of its good subject matter. The protagonist is a wizard who obtains mana by transcending ghosts. In the world of Conan, he solves crimes directly through ghosts. The first exciting point is to watch the famous detective work hard to solve the case by relying on reasoning, and the protagonist can know who the murderer is just by looking at the ghost of the deceased and whether there is any evil spirit on the suspect. The second cool point is that the protagonist uses wizard means to slap those who don't believe in ghosts in the face. The author is not good at writing, and it is very dense if it is refreshing. In addition, there are basically no poisonous points and obvious loopholes, and there are a lot of original plots. Therefore, this book is Food+, and it is by far the best among Conan fanfictions, bar none. At first I was asked to read this kind of anime fanfic, and I refused. However, after reading a few chapters, I couldn't stop reading it. It's more daily and funny. The main character's identity as a wizard doesn't spoil the original plot of Detective Conan too much, so it's not too toxic to read.

A very interesting book, fun~good-looking~creative~ It is the first of clichés. It is probably the best one to look at the society from the eyes of an animal. It humanizes cats, but who can say that cats don't have their own world? ? Pet owners will definitely agree with this. The most unforgettable plot: Hei Tan got drunk and suddenly sang the cat version of karaoke. Everyone knelt down thinking about the drunk cat singing.

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.