A Cool Article with Normal Logic, a Book-following List for an Eight-year-old Bookworm

Fantasy farming article. In fact, this type of world has appeared in my mind before, and this book is an excellent interpretation. Will make up for the evaluation later. Rating: 9.5 Points. Grass jelly.

Own book. The pacing was slow in the beginning. I wanted to learn how to play hard, but the writing power was insufficient, which had the opposite effect. The fighting was relatively stiff, but it improved slightly later on. As for the plot, I feel like it's hard to comment on it. After all, it's the first book to hit the shelves, so you still have to persevere and finish it. Rating: 6 points. Dry food.

Later supplement. Rating: 9.0 Points. Grass jelly.

Although Z is famous for his infinite horror, my personal favorite is his science fiction novel. Although some of the logic in the article is a bit taken for granted, overall it can be justified. In the context of fantasy and science fiction, this is not a problem. From the beginning, from the determination of the apocalyptic disaster, to the forced march of mankind into the big universe, and the emergence of new human beings! The settings related to the new humans are one of the biggest highlights of the entire text. Although they have superpowers, they are reasonable and not particularly exaggerated. The collective strength is the most important, and it makes people look forward to the emergence of more new humans in human civilization and contact with more other alien civilizations. Because it's a bad ending, not an eunuch, I'll put this book here. If it wasn't a bad ending, I would have given it a perfect 10 points. Rating: 9.5 Points. Grass jelly.

I really didn't pursue the black iron of Drunk Tiger Big D, but the overall feeling is still good. The beginning of this book is stronger than the previous one, after all, it has been tempered after so many words. The first three chapters are about what happened before the protagonist traveled through time. Although it took a lot of pen and ink, it has a certain portrayal and reaction to the protagonist's character, so it is not useless. Moreover, it feels quite satisfying to design a slap in the face of one's snobbish girlfriend. After time travel, the plot and characterization are very full and smooth, it can be said to be like fairy grass, until... The protagonist dies and then comes back to life. It's not very toxic to have the protagonist die and be reborn, because I, Endu, know that the protagonist will live, so I'm looking forward to it. But later on, after surviving, I started looking for opportunities to become stronger again, and finally became a samurai, and then promoted to a xx samurai. Everything was fine here, but then, the golden finger broke out, the protagonist returned to the past, and his strength also changed. In order to save his father, he made many designs, and it should be considered a success (this event has not been written yet), but I just want to ask, what should you do with the timeline before you go back to the past? This can be said to be two periods of time! Could it be said that that timeline was abandoned? No more? That makes us readers a little unhappy. Unless the author comes up with a better solution that satisfies me as a reader, I will give this book a poor rating at most. Rating: 8.0 Points. Forage.

Later supplement. Rating: 8.5 Points. Grass jelly.

Fang Xiang's pinnacle work, personal opinion. Before this, no one should have thought about using cards as weapons (the concept of Yu-Gi-Oh is different), the plot is first-rate, the setting is first-rate, Fang Da's writing skills are also first-rate, and the plot direction is group-oriented. This is a brand new fantasy world. Unfortunately, it ends after a big plot, and many things have not been explained yet. It is commonly known as unfinished work, since ancient masterpieces have always been unfinished! Rating: 9.0 Points. Grass jelly.

It has been many years since I finished this book. I was introduced to it by a classmate. When I first heard it, I thought it was like Pokemon. After reading it, I found that there is still a big difference. The protagonist in this book is not Chu Mu, but soul pets with their own characteristics. The protagonist is a fox, and the second protagonist is the White Nightmare. In fact, when I read the novel, I always thought of him as the shadow demon in Dota 1, but it is white, and there is a third protagonist, a fourth protagonist... (Okay, I am actually joking, but I am also serious.) The environment created in the early stages of this book is excellent and very vivid. Each soul pet also has its own experience. They are not just soul pets. In terms of plot, defeating that alliance leader? (It took so long that I can't remember clearly.) After that, I think it will be over. In fact, the content at the end is okay, but compared to the previous one, it is a lot worse. Until the end, the whole book suddenly feels sublimated. Although the ending is not so beautiful, the open ending also leaves us with hope. Because of this, it is difficult for me to forget this book. Rating: 9.5 Points. Grass jelly.

Banana Big D's urban supernatural work! Needless to say, the level of Banana Big D is high. This urban supernatural novel has been hailed as the number one urban novel by many people. Of course, some people also say that it is The Best Young Master, so I won't start a fight. This book is a story about rebirth. The first part is mainly about leisure life, occasionally pretending to be sexy, and living a three-person life with two little lolita to satisfy the sexual desires of many male compatriots. Later, after the mother and daughter spend time (not the two together as you think...), The rhythm begins to speed up, and the battle is extremely refreshing. To a certain extent, it is an invincible flow. After going through all kinds of things, the protagonist and the heroine have achieved positive results? I can't remember the ending clearly, but the most impressive part is the middle part. All in all, it's a fine book. Rating: 9.0 Points. Grass jelly.

Later supplement. Rating: 8.0 Points. Forage.

Later supplement. Rating: 8.0 Points. Forage.

Later supplement. Rating: 8.5 Points. Grass jelly.

Later supplement. Rating: 8.0 Points. Forage.

To be honest, after reading his replies to Mao and Yuan, I don't feel worried about whether his book is good or not. The only thing I worry about is that I am tired of waiting. This book tells the story of the protagonist who has experienced the apocalypse for nearly a hundred years, and finally managed to survive the apocalypse, only to die. Fortunately, the protagonist is reborn again. You can understand that this is the story of an invincible soldier with artistic talent who travels to the future world. Well, the protagonist is reborn and just wants to enjoy life, so in the process, he shocks passers-by in various ways, which makes readers happy. Moreover, the language of the speeches is so humorous that readers can't help but leave comments. Of course, what I want to say most is, Big D, you can update it once a day, please be stable! Rating: 9.5 Points. Grass jelly.

To be honest, I read very few system novels, mainly because there are too many novels of this type, and there is always a feeling that the protagonist's life is restricted or monitored. As long as the system exists, there will be this feeling. After all, it is something that exists in the protagonist's mind and can communicate with the protagonist. Okay, back to the subject, this martial arts novel is very well written, and the pace has been extremely tight from the beginning, with system tasks one after another forcing the protagonist to run around. Especially in terms of the protagonist's plot, at least at first glance, there isn't much of a logical problem, and the plot is well arranged. Watching the protagonist continue to become stronger is really a good feeling. The only thing I want to complain about is that the protagonist keeps killing people. It feels like the main line of the whole book. After all, he is the "villain". This is a masterpiece of systematic flow! Rating: 8.5 Points. Grass jelly.

Later supplement. Rating: 9.0 Points. Grass jelly.

I only noticed this book when it was recommended. I was deeply impressed by the author's "Big Data Era" at the time and thought it was a masterpiece. I didn't read the subsequent "Legendary Heroes". I remembered "The Coming of the God of Law" well, but for some reason, I stopped following it. This book is set in an interstellar setting. He is reborn to save his father and change the future of mankind. The previous chapter on Earth was very well written, the pace was good, it was as refreshing as it should be, and the plot advancement was in place. But after opening the new map, the rhythm has slowly dropped a bit. Sometimes I am still interested, and sometimes I want to skip and watch. Now the latest chapter has arrived at an interstellar regime that is as closed off as the Earth was many years ago. Both the protagonist and the enemies have mecha levels that are several generations ahead of them. The current pace is very good. Overall, this book is quite enjoyable. Rating: 7.5 Points. Forage.

I don't read many fan fictions, but I think this one is the best. The reason is because of realism! Most of the fandoms are full of middle-class characters. Just because they have a protagonist, they pretend to be cool and abuse their characters. There are also some language that is embarrassing to read, but this book does not contain it. Even if you don't watch anime or have read One Piece, it doesn't stop you from reading this book. But you have to read it slowly. The world of anime often weakens the cruelty of battles, but the protagonist of this book struggles step by step, possessing strength and rights, giving people a real feeling. Especially when I got and decisively ate the Devil Fruit, I felt instantly satisfied. If you have a Devil Fruit, eat it. You don't have the qualifications to choose. In this dangerous world, survival is the most important thing. Reality and realism are the biggest features of this book! Rating: 9.5 Points. Grass jelly.

This book was classified into the wrong category. This was my first thought after reading the latest book. It basically has nothing to do with the second dimension and should be classified into the game category. This book uses a copy as a game, and the content is the three-dimensional embodiment of werewolf killing. The background structure of the protagonist is borrowed from the master game, which is harmless. The details and descriptions of each game are quite in place, and the sense of substitution is strong, as if we readers are also playing this game. The copy where the protagonist tortured food at the beginning was really well written, and then I saw the latest version without even realizing it. However, with so many words, I have only reached the fourth copy, especially the second copy, which feels a bit long and dragging. There is always a possibility that if the protagonist really competes later, we will watch the game a few more times and the word count will exceed 5 million. After all, it is different from the games in Full-Time. If each copy was written in detail, it would be really long. It is recommended that readers wait until the end of a copy before reading. Of course, I kept chasing it and I was a little tired of chasing it. Rating: 8.0 Points. Forage.

Add book list first, comments later. Rating: 9.5 Points. Grass jelly.