A Messy Personal Favorite Book List

Wasteland world, but order still exists It writes a lot about the social rules of human settlements that have survived many disasters. It is detailed and interesting. The worldview of the wasteland unfolds little by little around the identity of the protagonist prosecutor and Goldfinger. The story is very interesting, and the designs of various wonderful inhuman monsters are also pretty good. As of what I've seen, the only thing that might go wrong is the extraordinary setting brought about by disaster. If the follow-up Extraordinary Power and Golden Finger are written too big and completely break away from the dependence on the identity of the prosecutor and do not need to rely on the power of human society, they may be decoupled from the foreshadowing of a large number of characters and events in the early stage and become nondescript. Instead of surviving in the wasteland, they will become the direction of a superpower war. It's an engaging read and highly recommended.

The look and feel is much better than the previous one, and the settings are also very good. The content is very interesting. The author strives to construct a capital-based society for cultivating immortals. If you want to cultivate immortality, you must have money. In this world, cultivation alone is of no use, you must have money. Cultivation can also be taken away, and the copyright of the exercises can also be taken away. Similarly, if you have money, you can practice any technique at will. If you have money, you can transplant your spiritual roots and improve your qualifications. Everyone loves money and obeys laws and rules to a certain extent. These settings are particularly innovative, and coupled with many old and bad jokes, the content of this novel is very interesting. Now I just hope that the author can maintain normal updates in the middle and later stages and don't end it.

It's a purely system-driven novel that makes you feel refreshed if you let go of your brain. It's a type that makes reading the plot very painful if you only use your brain a little bit. It won't be long by visual inspection, so it's very suitable for listening to books while doing chores. After all, you don't have to read carefully. What you hear is what you hear. But I don't know why the author controls book reviews very harshly. This is very strange. It seems to be the trumpet of an old author.

I didn't watch much and already ran away in the early stages. At present, the plot setting has many bugs and is not attractive. The routine is also repeated from the previous books, but the look and feel is not as good as the previous books. Not to say that he has exhausted his talents, but at least he is not serious about writing books and has begun to gnaw at his old skills. It clings to one routine and fails to nail down its strong point of plot setting. It's really hard to watch.

Jasmine's new book (the author of I Didn't Want to Become an Immortal) The quality of the old author is guaranteed. This new book also continues the old theme and the world view is similar. The rollover may not be serious. Unlike the previous book, where the protagonist becomes invincible when he goes down the mountain, this one focuses on the story of the protagonist encountering various monsters and gradually improving his strength and cultivating himself to become an immortal. Without the invincible strength, there is less leisure and indifference, but there are also many thrilling stories of slaying demons and righteousness. This also allows us to see the protagonist grow up a little bit. Overall, as a fairy tale-themed book, it is very interesting to read and can make people read it with high expectations. In addition, this time the protagonist does not have a cat by his side, but is replaced by a little fox.

Chuofeng's new book has an interesting subject matter and is not poorly written. Coupled with the master's writing style, it is well worth a read. The protagonist falls from space following the space station in the future era, accompanied by an AI who likes weather forecasting. The amnesiac protagonist takes his AI with him to survive on an unknown planet. In fact, it is a story about the protagonist bringing a technological product to pretend to be a ghost in front of the indigenous people. It has the fun of showing off without feeling too deliberate. The protagonist pretends to be a fairy out of fun rather than profit. That's all the story can tell at the moment. It's still a completely new book, and many of the protagonists' backgrounds haven't been revealed yet. For example, what are the lost memories, what was the mission of the protagonist before the fall, why are the indigenous people so similar to the ancient earth, and what level of technology has the protagonist reached in that era. (Things that have appeared include: the protagonist is a genetically modified new human being. The multi-functional workshop of the space station can even make nuclear bombs, and the industrial level is extremely high) There are many points that can be written, the same plot will not be repeated all the time, and the subsequent stories are predictably interesting. As of 2024.12.28 As of the latest chapter, the content is becoming less and less innovative. What is written is very unreal. It only has the appearance of being a fairy and there are no interesting plots and settings. And if a routine is repeated over and over again, its appeal will decrease. Supplement: It sucks

It's a pure and refreshing article, with two golden fingers at the beginning. It's basically a pseudo-invincible article. It's only been over a hundred chapters and the upgrade speed is already beating the current map. There is not much to introduce in the content. It is still a fantasy story, with dungeons, underworld cultivators, sect disciples, etc., With a little more ghost elements, a little heavenly elements, and the slightly special character of the protagonist; the combination makes this a very enjoyable book. It is still worth reading when you are relaxing, but the current upgrade speed is too fast, and it is suspected that the rhythm of the writing may be broken. If you don't care about the follow-up, you can give it a try.

The author focuses on honesty, saying that he only kills people, but the content never leaves the focus on killing people. There is no female protagonist, and the main plot is only about killing people, killing different people, and using better weapons to kill people. Comparing it horizontally with the similar King of the West killing series, the main advantage of this book is that it contains a lot of historical elements. It is fun to behead the guy you want to kill in history, which is a unique feature of this book. At present, the biggest problem with this genre is aesthetic fatigue. If you keep killing and killing, you will always get tired of it. I hope the author can appropriately arrange killings and killings as a lubricating plot. Generally speaking, if you like the Onishi-style protagonist, you can check it out. The quality is good and suitable for relaxing reading.

It is a very interesting novel, very suitable for following reading. Most of the text is composed of jokes, and it never stops from beginning to end. Although the logic of many storylines is not very strict, fortunately there are a lot of jokes and the latest fun of stitching makes me not care about the logic so much. For example, the plug-ins owned by the protagonist will cause the protagonist to do some behaviors that are beyond common sense, including but not limited to opening a company in the zombie apocalypse, waiting for red lights, arguing with zombies for forced sales and transactions, etc. These protagonists don't behave so rationally and rationally, and there are a lot of unnecessary content that can easily be seen as deliberately funny or crazy. However, when I actually watched it, I didn't pay much attention to it, because it was really fun, so I didn't need to think too much. For me, the viewing experience is inexplicably a bit like "Becoming a Rich Man with a Loss". There are also occasional situations where the viewing experience is reduced due to excessive jokes. Overall, it is worth watching despite the flaws.

The book is very humorous and the author is very interesting. In order to have some fun for himself, the protagonist of the time-travel system put on a simulated human skin and entered his updated martial arts DLC world. This is the current main line. It is an invincible article, but the content is interesting enough to keep people reading. There is no frequent content like xx shock, and it has its own style of writing. Although it is difficult to read occasionally when the author uses plain language without any modification, the overall quality is not bad, and it is a fun and enjoyable article that can be read when relaxing. Withdrawing the review, the follow-up content is getting worse and worse. As a piece of entertainment, the story is not interesting enough and lacks stamina. It is typical that only the beginning is good. The shortcomings later outweigh the advantages. There is too much low-quality content, so reading is not recommended.

A new book by an old author, the lower limit of reading experience is guaranteed. Although the title and introduction of the book are all related to food, judging from the current updated content, the most attractive part for me is the plot in which the protagonist travels to other worlds to find ingredients and interacts with different characters. The author uses the meat pigeon game category as a plug-in for the protagonist. The upper and lower limits of combat power fluctuate greatly. Moreover, there are new things every time and it is more interesting, so the combat process will not become static. Generally speaking, it is a daily astronomy book, very relaxed, with no particularly serious battles or plots. As far as the current reading experience is concerned, it is quite good compared to a book about unusual creatures with big eyes. I look forward to better content in the future.

I've read too many fantasy novels, so it's good to read urban ones for a change. Although he met many female ghosts in horror movies, they were all before they became ghosts. In order to save his own life, the male protagonist also worked hard to influence the girls who had tragic backgrounds or had supernatural powers. The content was still very interesting. It hasn't turned into a weird and brawling urban ghost yet, but if it can maintain this quality, it's still worth reading. But why not change the title of the book to My Ghost Wives? It will feel better. Oh, the word "ghost" can't pass the review, can it? Supplement: Eunuch

In the world of cultivating immortals, the proficiency system adds a pariah start The story is interesting enough, and the characters in the book can feel like real people. Compared to most books, they are not so facial. The rhythm is also very good, the first suppression and then the expansion are very good, and it is refreshing enough. There are no obvious logical problems in the updated content so far, and it is a book worth reading.

Very good original Zhutianliu The biggest highlight is that each copy has a core description of a girl, and it is also an authentic Dihua text. Although there are still many logical problems, and the creation of some characters is relatively blunt, as an original copy of Zhutianliu, the story is basically logical and smooth, and it is interesting enough with some jokes mixed in. This is enough. It's a cool article that you can relax and read. Supplement: Eunuch

Familiar point-adding system Recently, there have been a lot of novels about this kind of system, adding demons and troubled times. The details may be different, but the general framework is not much different. The best one I've seen so far has to be "Go Away". Others, including this one, are more or less not handled well enough. Many places are not so attractive to read and fail to give people a pleasant reading experience. The details in this book are handled relatively well. Although the characters, except for the protagonist, have facial makeup problems, it is definitely a qualified and enjoyable novel. Read it when you can relax. After reading the follow-up, I saw that the latest chapter has more than 300 chapters, and my desire to read it dropped greatly after changing the map. Overall, it's a very good read, but it doesn't break away from the shackles of upgrading and changing maps in a fantasy world. Once the early content is over, many of the original settings of the map are changed, and the characters become unimportant mortal objects. It's really boring to change the map and the level will return to zero every time, and it will only become more and more boring. But there's nothing wrong with watching Shuangshuang occasionally, otherwise it would be really boring if you watch too many similar plots.

As a long-time fan of the author, I personally think that the quality of this book is not as good as the previous two. If this book is regarded as a imaginative article written by a newcomer with the core selling point of going back in time, it is obviously good. But for an old author, as he shuttled between the two worlds, his writing became more and more strange inexplicably, and it became less and less like a cool novel. There is no foreshadowing for the logic of many characters' actions before and after, and the process of the character appearing on stage -> speaking out and being slapped in the face -> character appearing on stage is repeated. There are very few memorable villains. All this makes the book look very bad. The biggest problem in the book is the setting of the protagonist, which is also the beginning of the book's decline. The protagonist never has a clear understanding of himself, and his memory can be changed by enemies. Subsequently, new settings have been continuously added to limit the protagonist's time retrieval. He is obviously very capable, but he always suffers from failure. Then after being frustrated, I wrote another plot where the protagonist counteracts the pretentiousness. Writing like this does not make me feel happy, but simply makes me feel frustrated. To sum it up briefly, the setting looks very confusing, as if I just came up with an idea and just started writing it without a specific outline. The characters are not well portrayed, including the protagonist. I don't have any special impression after watching it. He is just a very ordinary and stereotyped righteous demon and nothing else. It doesn't feel good to look at either. The only reason why people can watch it is that it is interesting to play gags and fight with super powers with the ability to go back in time. Everything else is nowhere near as good as previous books by the same author.

The content of the story is a summary of the introduction and title of the book. In my opinion, the Western fantasy theme is average, and it is basically no different from ordinary fantasy. The logic of the story remains basically reasonable, but there is also the problem that the storyline of fantasy novels is repeated and loses freshness. In general, there are basically no obvious poisonous points, and it is a mindless and enjoyable article that can be read when relaxing.

The part of cultivating immortals is extremely bad, almost to the point of being embarrassed to the core of the earth. But the daily content of Invincible after rebirth is very well written. In the actual reading experience, there are not many poisonous points, but if you simply regard it as a funny and enjoyable daily novel and ignore some logical problems, it can still be regarded as a very good daily novel.

The setting is not novel, and the introduction almost summarizes the overall setting, but it is enough to support a complete story. The biggest advantage is that the writing is smooth and the characters are vivid. This is something many authors cannot do. There are many detailed descriptions in the book, which enhance the reality of the world. In general, this new book is very much like a new account by an old author. It has a very good foundation. There are currently no poisonous points and the reading experience is excellent. The only drawback is that there are too few updates.

It's a very interesting idea, and the author has a very good grasp of it, not exaggerating the specialness of the protagonist, and keeping the story within the theme of the whole book, the story in the box. Of course, there are not many chapters in total, so the quality of the whole book cannot be judged, but judging from the current situation, it is a good book. So far, the only shortcoming is that the protagonist and supporting characters are sometimes written too obscenely, and a scene about watching a woman take a shower was repeated two or three times.