Azolla

The protagonist, Su Shan, was reborn in a parallel world and became a down-and-out singer who was going through a divorce. Then he began to plagiarize and counter-copy works from the earth. This can be regarded as literary plagiarism. But the more innovative point is that the protagonist re-emerged as a comedian. At the beginning, he used various sketches from Xiao Shenyang, and then combined them with various god-reply jokes to make the people of the parallel world laugh. Then he combined them with various classic songs to create a very talented image of the protagonist. The more famous the protagonist's golden finger is, the more points he gets, and he can light up various skills, which are then divided into low, medium and high master levels. Currently, the protagonist has lighted up the skills of singing, cooking, director and editing, which looks pretty good.

The theme of the story is quite interesting. After reading this book, you will no longer need to read fantasy novels. . Basically all the plots of the novel are there. It's very cliche and pretentious, but it somehow appeals to me. I don't know why.

It is said that the author's book does not have a complete outline, but it is more readable than the following books with outlines. Although it is not very strict, it is not ignorant. Even the villain is not mentally retarded. The story is smooth and the characters are vivid. There are occasional loopholes, but it can make people read. Although it is an old book, it is worth reading. The author also stuffed a lot of personal stuff into the book. In my opinion, stuffing stuff like that is actually a sign of insufficient depth of thought and weak writing. The protagonist in the author's works is calm and decisive, and the protagonists in the following books are almost the same. I feel that the so-called decisiveness and courage in online articles are often just self-righteousness.

This book fully illustrates the importance of having a good background. The protagonist's golden finger, the experience of traveling across the earth, and the passers-by who save lives at critical moments are all arranged by the protagonist's mother who is the best in the world. The protagonist's danger comes from the second best father in the world and the emperor who has a crush on his father and is driven crazy by dog ​​food. His father doesn't care about him because he feels that the protagonist is no longer his child because his soul has been changed! The emperor simply hates the house and the bird. However, later I found that the combination of the two was too powerful and the story was broken. The protagonist was about to die, so he arranged for his father to figure it out. He felt that the protagonist was still his son. He was not transported through time, but his son's soul went to the earth to experience a circle and then came back...

By absorbing energy to summon cards, you can obtain various hero abilities, including Zhao Zilong, Sword Master, Demon Lord, and Qi Tian Emperor. The person who played the trick of suppressing his desire before suppressing it was a proficient person, full level of taunting, someone was cheating for no reason, and he just went back without any brains every day. However, he never beat the person to death, and he had to leave time and opportunity for someone to kill him. As a result, the protagonist fought to death again, and he won or didn't kill him. After he was released, what happened was the background was amazing. He paid a bounty, and the stupid protagonist was the enemy of the world. He was always ridiculed, and he shot many times, but never killed anyone.

The book is full of suspense, and it adheres to Mao Ni's consistent characteristic of some of the supporting characters being more interesting than the male protagonist. With Mao Ni's literary youthful temperament, the story is slightly protracted. Based on historical figures from the Wu Zetian period of the Tang Dynasty, it tells the story of the male protagonist, Chen Changsheng, who defied fate and changed his destiny and followed his own path.

It's a popular book. It's full of middle-class and one-punch man's world view. Heroes and monsters invading the world. The idea is good, but having a mentally retarded protagonist specifically affects the sense of immersion. Of course, you can still watch it without using your brain. However, not every reader can read books without thinking about niche books.

An excellent masterpiece in the oriental fantasy and wilderness genre. The protagonist was born in such a barbaric era, and he is constantly striving for self-improvement, brave and resourceful, which is impressive. A first-class masterpiece that upgrades the monster-fighting style, Shuangwen has no obvious flaws. The early barbaric plot is written in a way that is neither sad nor mythical and barbaric, and is very flavorful. Disadvantages: Some of the overall settings in the middle and later stages can be discussed.

The story is about farming and hegemony, and there is nothing wrong with the writing. The characters in the whole book have good IQs, their words and deeds are in line with the style of the time, and the suspense is constant. The plot advancement is also compact, and the description of the war scenes is above the passing line.

Xu's writing is smooth and logical, and the whole text is like a magnificent and mysterious picture unfolding before your eyes. There is an analysis of worldly affairs and people's hearts, an interpretation of deceitful methods, and an understanding of Taoist practice. They all have unique insights, but the most exciting ambiguity between men and women is gone and it feels difficult to pick up the thread.

The creation of suspense is commendable, but the suspense is probably because the book has no main line at all, and the author doesn't know what will happen next? Anyway, in addition to suspense, it is still suspense. I always thought that the goblin god-making plan was a big foreshadowing, but I didn't expect that it was just a cheat at the end. In fact, it always felt like the goblin's plan could be extended to too many things, and it ended up being a soapy drama between a bunch of top powerhouses.

In a fantasy world where warriors can split mountains and rivers with a wave of their hands and break rivers with a kick of their legs, there is a small restaurant like this. The small restaurant is not big, but it is a place where countless top experts flock to. There you can taste egg fried rice made with phoenix eggs and dragon blood rice. There you can drink from the fountain of life and liquor brewed from red fruits. There you can eat barbecued meat of the ninth-level supreme beast with black pepper. Why do you want to take the chef home? Impossible, because there is a tenth-level divine beast, a Cerberus, lying at the door of the restaurant. Oh, that chef also has an iron-headed assistant who can crush a ninth-grade supreme being with one hand and a group of crazy women whose stomachs have been conquered.

I recommend this book. It is a work by Ninety Degrees Below Zero. The genre is suspense. The cheats are clever and keep digging holes. The plot progresses relatively quickly, without adding any water, and is full of scheming routines and constant suspense. It is worth watching.

What effect can modern professional technology have when placed on a different continent? It seemed very innovative back then, especially when I was performing craniotomy on the Dragon King whose name I have forgotten, it left a deep impression on me. To this day, I also think that the golden fingers of this book are relatively reasonable, the level of yy and the sense of substitution are also very good, and it can be regarded as a good source of information.

I guessed it at the beginning. Then I thought I was being tricked. Later on, I wondered if the beginning of a time-traveling should have such a feeling. I thought it was about to start an urban legend. This child has traveled through time. Will he go to another magical world from the ancient village in a while? Let's wait and see. I personally think it is either a magic weapon such as an upgrade system, or it is a pseudo-infinite flow. Anyway, five-star praise.

It is a complete work, a masterpiece-level work, and the early portrayal is quite good, but the death of the heroine is like tearing the reader's heart to pieces, and then resurrecting the heroine and forcibly sticking the broken heart back with glue. Although the heart is still the same, there is definitely something different. In addition, I am very dissatisfied with the protagonist after he becomes a god. God is a god and no longer has human nature, only divinity. I don't understand the basic principles, but I don't like gods who have no human touch at all.

Cangtian Baihe's new book, I quite liked the first half of his "God of War" back then. Unfortunately, his career change failed and he returned to the starting point in despair. His godliness plummeted, and several books in a row were all bad. I thought he would disappear from everyone from now on. This is a standard and enjoyable book that I feel is okay when I first tried it. IQ is okay, but the various data settings are the same as when I play World of Warcraft, including the strength and agility gems, and the equipment also has various data. It is too explicit to adapt the IP of an online game for the sake of convenience...

The recommended book is currently very popular, and it is also a splash screen. Anyway, you can see it everywhere, and the protagonist should be defined as the villain. It is not difficult to see that the purpose of this book is to write that righteous people are not necessarily right, but just hypocrites; villains are not necessarily evil, and there are also people like the protagonist. But the argument in the article, "We just killed one deer, and you say we are demons, what does it matter if you kill a group of deer?" Is indeed a rehash of old cliches.

It became famous in one book. At that time, the setting was that a modern genius swordsman traveled to a world of swordsmen. The swordsman level + civilization level was above the level of novice and old white writers. The pretentious and slap-in-the-face plot was taken to the extreme. In terms of setting, the plot settings such as returning to the family were very exciting. At that time, this book was unparalleled in the limelight. Although the subsequent books were similar, they were not as amazing as this book at all.

If you want to read updated and smooth white text, Tudou Sanshao Tomato Wangyu will still be a suitable choice. Tudou is extremely precise in grasping readers' pleasure points. In a few words, readers can be immersed in the plot, ignore the bad points and shortcomings to a certain extent, and then they can't stop. Of course, if you take a serious attitude and see through the essence of the routine at a glance, you will naturally lose the excitement of substituting it, and you will have no motivation to read on.