Don't Call Me Mom When You're Hungry

Everyone should know Zhang Xiaohua, the author, and his style is highly recognizable. The writing is humorous and good at making jokes. This book with only 100,000 words has been published in Sanjiang, which illustrates two problems: first, the quality of this author's books is relatively stable, and second, the update speed of this book is also relatively stable - stable and slow. This book belongs to the urban supernatural category. The protagonist is an orphan who was taken care of by a friend of his deceased parents and opened a car repair shop with his uncle named Wu. The protagonist is involved in a missing person mission by his best friend, and discovers that what he is looking for is a special group of people. These people have extremely strong fighting talents and self-healing abilities, a bit like Wolverine and Deadpool, but the difference is that the lifespan of this group is only 45 years old. As the information is revealed, the protagonist discovers that he is also a member of this group. In addition to the humorous and smooth writing and online IQ, the characterization of this book is also somewhat skillful. However, the side effect of pursuing comedy is that the plot is relatively loose and the progress is slow. Coupled with the slow updates, following this book really requires a lot of patience. The plot also seems rather deliberate: while the protagonist's wealthy second-generation best friend's family suddenly goes bankrupt, Uncle Wu's daughter suddenly develops leukemia and is hunted by gangs. Originally, multi-threading seemed a bit messy, but it happened to be urgent at the same time, which was a bit uncomfortable to watch.

Maybe you have vomited after reading the system article, but this one is really different. The ideas are uncanny, the writing is funny, the characters have online IQs, the background is an urban superpower, and there is no blood or sensationalism. I feel like I can't ask for more.

Finally, there is a novel in which the main character is reborn as a game instead of playing a game. I'm really sick of those smart articles that make more money by playing games than by game companies. The author is an industry insider with real experience in the industry. Although there is a lot of pretentiousness and YY content, the overall look is quite professional. Some sections on game reviews and sales data are too focused and dry. Also, updates are a bit slow. What needs extra emphasis is that the interaction between the male and female protagonists in this book is very beautifully written. The emotional scenes in The Master of Dog Food can only be called The Master of Dog Food compared to this one. I have to say that being able to write female characters well has a lot to do with the author's experience.

Fat high school students cheat and play football. You may not like the image of the protagonist, you may not like that the plug-in has no technical content, and you may not like that the foreigner speaks in a Chinese bastard tone. Although it has so many shortcomings, there are very few books that can write about the joy that football brings to people. Today, with the decline of competitive novels, please read and cherish it!

The author is a veteran of writing entertainment articles. This is another Hollywood book. The protagonist was a Chinese loser in his previous life, and was reincarnated as a 19-year-old handsome boy in Texas, USA in 1999. The starting point is very low. The protagonist is in debt and has low education. The only advantage is that he is handsome. There are no cheats or copycats. The protagonist seizes every opportunity to get close to the star, and slowly climbs from a background extra to a supporting role in the TV series with hard work and means. The overall rhythm is very good, and every step of the protagonist's struggle and improvement is meticulous and real, which is completely different from those mindless pornographic celebrities.

The subject of systematic flow through the movie world is not new. But this book has a different point of view. It started with Jackie Chan's Police Story. The author's writing is good and the story is exciting. It then seamlessly connected with several other police and gangster films. The plug-ins are not outrageous, and there are no supernatural powers or magic, but they are enough for the protagonist to show off his power in this gunfight background. If you can expertly write about the genre of police film, it is already a masterpiece worth reading. If we want to talk about shortcomings, it is that there are a lot of typos and updates are slow.