Recommended Works with High Iq

Jing Keshou's new work has a consistent writing style and a remarkable plot. It is worth reading.

Xu Gongzi's latest work tells the story of the Dayu period. It combines myths and legends with consistent cultivation of cultivation. It is an excellent work about ancient legends, and it is by no means a frivolous article about gods and treasures flying all over the sky. However, it must be a pity that Xu Gongzi's writing style has remained unchanged for ten years. The quality is indeed guaranteed but there is a lack of new ideas. I look forward to a breakthrough.

It is a masterpiece with a very good name. It combines basic science and technology with magic. Not only is the writing style mature, but it also gradually shapes the protagonist into a "human"... He has a rational, civilized, and technical nerd side, as well as the embarrassment and confusion of an idealist. In addition to YY, although the revolutionary role of technology is slightly exaggerated, it does not completely conceal the fragility of being a human being.

I rarely get involved in game works, after all, I am not a game enthusiast. Thriller Paradise is one of the few works that I have followed. The author has made a series of references and adaptations to childhood games and animations of my age, and also added some brain-burning plots. Although I despise the author's spontaneous expression of his petty hobbies, I have to admit that it is a good choice to kill time and recall childhood.

This is a novel written from a first-person perspective. The characterization of the characters is one of the reasons for the success of the work. At the same time, it also has the elements that a fantasy and adventure work should have, making it a good choice for killing time.

To be honest, I couldn't stand Jing Keshou's previous works. They were too immature and his writing techniques couldn't keep up with his depth of thought. It wasn't until "The Green Emperor" that I finally figured out how to write a novel. From then on, I have been his fan. "Qingdi" is a work that combines cultivation, history and science fiction. It also elaborates on the author's understanding of Chinese culture and systems. Although it is somewhat idealistic, it cannot be denied that it is a very good work. In addition, there are too many harems, so I need to criticize

Mao Ni's works are all classics, do you still need to write a recommendation? Jiang Ye is the most mature book so far. Of course, Jian Ke and Qing Yu Nian are both very good. The Book of Destiny is still to be completed, and maybe it can reach new heights.

Toad is one of the best books ever, and its rich imagination is amazing. The whole Xiu Zhen structure design is complete, the creativity is constant, the characters are relatively full, and the plot has ups and downs. It is a pity that although the subsequent works still maintain the characteristics of rich fantasy, the overall plot and structure are far from the height of "Xian Gourd". I hope Toad will continue to work hard.

The most taboo thing about Cultivation works is that they are too imaginative, with the onset of secondary disease, and the writing of immortals and people with low IQs. It is obvious that the ancients insisted on using modern words and even started to westernize... Fortunately, "The Great Road" is not such a pheasant work. It is a novel with a long life. It has considerable attainments in ancient Chinese literature without being difficult to understand. It has a wonderful imagination in practice and fighting. It has the legacy of Huanzhu Louzhu. Its endless creativity and rigorous writing style make it unique among all cultivation literature. It is the cultivation literature that I have been pursuing for the longest time, and there is no one among them.