Hys Personal Book List

I finally remembered to add it, no need to say more about the greatness of Yuantong. One of Qidian's best novels. Reading Qidian's male channel novels without reading Sword of the Dawn is like reading the Four Great Classics without reading A Dream of Red Mansions. Farewell to those who don't understand the first and second novels! A western fantasy world about climbing the technological tree (farming?), It can be regarded as science fiction, and there is no female protagonist. No matter what aspect, I can't fault it too much. I would say that the female protagonist may have some similarities with the male protagonist, but I feel that they are more like father and daughter.

The author recommends himself. After reading a few chapters, the writing is okay, with some weird grammatical errors, but I really hope the author won't use three exclamation points in a row. At present, I actually don't know why the people are so kind to him. Is it a bit too much to convince the public without showing any means...

People who like it will like it very much, people who hate it will hate it, and I belong to that group of people who hate it. The biggest reason for me is that the heroine is a kind person, a kind-hearted ordinary person with human flaws, and a person who often delays things because of her kindness, sometimes seems a little stupid, and even causes trouble for others. After reading more than 500 chapters, it made me feel angry. The same happened with several other main supporting characters. The characters were so three-dimensional that I wanted to kill them all. Some people say that the heroine is a holy mother, some people say that the heroine is too kind, why should she keep enduring the frustration of those annoying people? Some people say that those people are also worthy of understanding due to their personality and experience, but I think they are all crazy. This paragraph is purely based on extremely one-sided personal emotions, but I am really too annoyed not to scold you. Putting these aside, objectively speaking, it is a good book, with excellent writing, compact plot, and excellent atmosphere creation. The third volume is a typical example. The characterization is extremely strong (albeit inconsistent at times), because normally I wouldn't be so sincere in criticizing a very flat character. Not a cool article. At least I don't think it's a cool article.

The previous parts are all very good, I like them very much, but in the end I still haven't won against one person after hundreds of chapters. I can't hold it anymore, so I have to complain. Although the author must have written a very complete and detailed outline, I really can't stand it anymore... But in the end it was a happy ending, thank you, author, but in the end I really didn't even have the energy to write a book review, thank you! Maybe I will try to write a book review in the normal sense in half a year! It's good to watch, but starting from the end, especially when a certain character dies, I don't recommend watching it. It's really torture, and it feels very bad. If I didn't like the previous parts and these characters very much, maybe I wouldn't watch it... In his closing remarks, the author said that writing was also very torturous for him. Otherwise, we should stop torturing each other next time and simplify it, simplify it...

It's over! Not bad. The daily routine of Xiuxian Invincible. As you can see from the introduction, it has quite a lot of laughs. Anyway, I think it's quite funny. But the level is not stable, and there are several chapters in the middle that are poorly written, which makes people feel that they can bite a lighter when they are tired, but overall it is still okay. Generally speaking, I don't really like Wuwei Liu, because this kind of writing is easy to get boring. After all, reading hundreds of chapters of purely chopping melons and vegetables without any interruptions will really make you sleepy. But I like this book because the male protagonist is not really invincible. He has shortcomings and needs help, and he doesn't seem out of touch just because he is so much better than others. His acquaintances and friends are all brilliant in their own fields, and they communicate with each other on an equal footing, rather than being like some invincible male protagonists who are beyond the reach of everyone. Throughout the story, it seems that everyone except the male protagonist is not worth mentioning. The supporting characters are also well written, I especially like the trio. There is no female protagonist, but there is a female supporting character who has a crush on the male protagonist and has a little love brain. After reading these 400 chapters, as long as she appears, she basically gives the impression that she is too lazy to think about the male protagonist every day, as if she can't live without the male protagonist. It feels like it's not as good as buying one share each from the old white queen, both of which are quite promising. How about hawthorn! Hawthorn is also good, the male protagonist really likes Hawthorn, and I support Hawthorn as the female protagonist. Finally, I would like to wish Sect Leader Bai to continue his efforts, make further progress, and unify the candied haws world as soon as possible!

The author recommends himself. It's a Chinese medicine novel. I can't understand the professional knowledge, but it looks very professional and I can tell that it's been carefully written. The writing is well-paced and has a female protagonist. It feels like the trend is a bit like 2012 Internet articles, so let's wait and see.

It's okay, I can read it, the writing is average, there are a lot of exclamation points, and the reasoning part of the book is not of a particularly high level. Even the protagonist himself is not a scheming type. He is considered to be an ordinary smart person. But... "In my opinion, you are just a poor little girl. Your identity as a murderer is just a way to cover up your fragile heart." No matter what the protagonist's purpose is for saying this, I can only say that it is difficult for me to judge his ingredients.

First of all, congratulations on the completion! I don't need to say more about the quality of the squid. If you want to praise it, you can have a basketful of it. In the wasteland, the male protagonist is a mental patient, but a relatively normal mental patient. It's the protagonist group. I can't refuse the protagonist group and the wasteland. Overall it was very good, but the ending was a bit too hasty and many things were not explained clearly, which is a pity.

Tricked. Author self-recommendation (probably). The writing, writing style, story rhythm and content control of this book are very good, and the character development is average. Science fiction is very good as an online article, and some of its ideas are quite novel, but it is much worse than published science fiction novels. The story is very strong, at least I am willing to follow it to the end. It's a pity that sometimes I don't know how to praise some books that I like, so I'd better just pick a little thorn in the side. The biggest flaw is the high proportion of literary elements. In the length of the story so far, the protagonist's strongest connection with technology, that is, scientific research results, is obtained by transferring memories in the brain. There's nothing you can do about it. Unless you write a biography of a real person, you can't expect the protagonist and the author to invent the blue LED themselves. Contains a lot of ridicule on the relationship between men and women. Another thing that makes people uncomfortable is the status of a supporting character in the article. It's not that his character development is too bad, but that this character is currently in the position of being "taken away by the protagonist", which makes people feel uncomfortable. It seems that many of the supporting characters follow the settings of the author's previous book. In addition, the author likes to explain the direction of the story in the next volume at the beginning of the volume. The question is what should I read after you have finished telling it...

I finished the book and gave up after reading two hundred chapters. The type that is easily blocked. The resolution of strange events flows smoothly, the writing is medium to upper level, the pace is moderate, and the character creation is average. There are spoilers below Compared to other male protagonists, the male protagonist is not very smart, but he is still pretty good. But he was really not afraid of death and went straight to accept the commission for 920,000 yuan. When he had been entangled by a high-level monster with beards and tails a few days ago and was ready to rush out to kill him at any time, he was not afraid that after accepting the commission, he would most likely encounter a strange event that was several levels above his level. The result is very reasonable, he died directly, and then was resurrected. As for the male protagonist, it would be nice to have him. On the one hand, he behaves very cautiously, but on the other hand, he is so nervous that he dares to take on a task if he is given one. It is very abstract, and I can't understand what kind of character the author wants to create. There is another character who is also very mysterious. I found him through the male protagonist's live broadcast platform and asked him to form a team together. The male protagonist refused, and then he released a monster to kill the male protagonist. They only really talked for a minute. Although it is not that there are no such people, if you put the villain in the novel at this level, it feels like it is lowered by several levels. Anyway, I didn't understand, and I was greatly shocked. I decided to stay away and say goodbye.

Completed. Initially, I was looking for a mystery novel to read, but later on it basically broke away from this element and became a fantasy novel. The writing, pacing, and character creation are all very good. It's not a particularly unconventional setting, but I like it very much. It has a little bit of gleeful elements, but it's not the core. The male protagonist is very strong in intelligence and force, has a complicated background, and has a lot of hooks, but it doesn't feel like a novice novel, so it's pretty good. There is a female protagonist, but all the scenes have been cut out, and there are basically no emotional scenes. According to the author, someone threatened him to report the book if he had a female protagonist... The female characters in this book are quite likable, and the heroine is a very cute and powerful girl. It's a pity that her scenes were deleted. It has a happy ending, so you can watch it with confidence.

The author recommends himself. It has a Western fantasy background, some elements of the genre, the writing is average... Or the description is above average, and the narrative is a bit confusing. The pace is a bit fast, the opening is a bit abrupt, and the character development is average. The male protagonist, the male protagonist has a slight convulsion, or the soul has passed through. The original protagonist is gentle and kind, but now the male protagonist is paranoid and crazy. This whole change is as unexpected as the stock market plummeting... The hero has a sister. The subject matter is good, but it is a bit hurtful when it comes to it. The last time I saw such a standard "In my previous life, I was driven crazy, in this life, I traveled to another world and lived a new life, I must protect my family" was in 2016... Poor priest. (Putting hands together)

Comments recommend. It's a traditional martial arts novel that I haven't seen in a long time. It's very interesting! The writing is good, the pace is moderate and slow, the character development is passable, and the fighting scenes are a bit lacking. It really has the Jianghu spirit of martial arts, I like it very much! It's just that the update is a bit slow, so you can take care of it first.

Even if it is a cool article, there is a bit too much pretense and slap in the face, so lower the rating. Recommended by reviews, completed. The writing is average, the pacing is moderate, and the characterization is barely passable. It's a very standard cool article + a novice article! But I like the setting very much, and it's relatively complete, so I'm motivated to keep reading. The male protagonist is considered to be on the intellectual side, but his martial arts should be able to keep up in the later stages. It is a story of the awakening of the male protagonist who originally had excellent theoretical knowledge but had no talent for cultivation. The heroine, she should be the heroine. After a brief look at the character design, I don't find it annoying. There is no excessive body description, so it's acceptable. You can take a look. - There are a lot of spoilers below After reading nearly half of it, I felt that the author had dug too many holes, so I cut out and read the next few chapters and the finale. Sure enough... That is to say, it is not the reunion finale that I like. It is more abstract and sublimated. In short, this book is enjoyable, but not thorough. Why? Just keep writing cool articles. According to the book review in the ending area, it seems that the power system has collapsed a bit in the later stage... Well, I don't want to watch the Cthulhu Clash. And if you change the heroine, you actually change the heroine? Qingmei can't compare to Bai Yueguang, right? Even if there are various reasons, this reader still can't accept it. There is also the destruction of the entire earth, and the male protagonist (probably or almost) resurrects everyone by himself (although I don't know how many were resurrected, but all the main characters are alive). Although it's not impossible, I still feel like something is weird... It's almost time to stop after the last two volumes. Off topic, I really like Ye Zhizhi... Can't resist this kind of future perspective character. Future vision, wonderful future vision, has shaped many souls struggling with possibility... - After reading a little more, I felt that the core of the second half of the sentence was just one sentence. All conditioned phenomena are like bubbles in a dream, like dew or lightning, and should be viewed as such. And then there are more serious spoilers In this direction, it's not just a matter of changing the heroine, it's that the whole world is fake, so your interpersonal relationships are basically fake, because you would have died long ago. To put it simply, the whole world is a world created by Bai Yueguang with a male protagonist if. Anyway, everything is like a dream. The world created now may be real or fake. If you say it is real, it is real. Meta system, right? Why do I keep doing this kind of nonsense lately? It turns out that the whole topic of discussing philosophical issues requires too much writing power and I can't keep up. I can't stand it anymore, it makes me mentally exhausted. But the author's spirit of daring to challenge is still worthy of recognition. It cannot be said that it has completely failed. I can only say that try harder.

The author recommends himself. Unlimited flow of standards, one way, flavor... Very ancient, it reminds me of the feeling of watching a certain pioneering work at the beginning of the year, which is called Meng Hui 2012. The writing style is medium to white, the pace is a bit fast, the characters are average, and the plot is passable. Fans of the original Cthulhu series are advised not to read it, but anyway, there are not two books in Dianjia that have restored Lukan-style horror. The male protagonist is on the intellectual side, but the rest is very typical... The male protagonist comes with a super cool and cold male protagonist, which is a standard unlimited flow configuration. There should be no female protagonist at the moment. The author's updates are unstable, so leave it alone.

I just read the first few chapters. They are so mysterious that I can't help but comment on them first... This is a new genre of interactive novels. I am the first person to openly and honestly raise money to write a book. I am willing to be inferior.

The author recommends himself. In the Middle Ages, there was no sword and sorcery. It is not fictional history, and it can be seen that it has been carefully researched. The writing style is also my favorite style, and it has a cinematic feel. Because I'm not good at history, I can't see any mistakes, and I don't know much about Roger II of Sicily or anything like that. I just read it purely as a medieval adventure story. The writing is very simple, the writing is good, the pace is gentle but not draggy, and the character development is also good. The male protagonist wears it, but there is no special reward for it. It is just an ordinary person living every day calmly in the Middle Ages with a modern perspective.

The author recommends himself. (It seems I got the wrong number) The setting of "Hyakuki Night Walk" is Japan. The male protagonist is a cheating exorcist, which is probably Shuangwen. A typical Japanese male protagonist with many beautiful female supporting characters around him. The female protagonist has not yet been decided. Unit dramas that use ghost figures to avenge people also have main lines. The writing is average, the pace is moderate, and the characterization is average. It's a standard Japanese light novel and you can read it.

The author recommends himself. The wasteland... A hodgepodge of cultivators and mutated mechas with superpowers, and the male protagonist is on the mutant side (probably). My guess is that it's a mindless and refreshing piece of writing. The writing is moderately fast-paced and there are a lot of exclamation marks. Just reading the first few chapters, I almost quit on the spot. The licking dog committed suicide after being dumped by his money-loving girlfriend, so he was penetrated by the male protagonist. Then the male protagonist was hit by the money-loving girlfriend's new boyfriend while walking on the road. After that, he wanted to bury his body in the wilderness, but the male protagonist transformed into a Saiyan and tore the dog and the man. I dream directly back to 2010. The envy value is an old routine, and the value setting is a bit unreasonable. It can easily be a few hundred, but other things are fine. The beginning of the chapter is so nightmarish that I let it go for two days...

The type that is easily blocked, I only read the free chapters. Although it has the type of Ah Piao, it doesn't have that kind of atmosphere. It's like an invincible and ordinary life, and the male protagonist's backstage is very tough. It has a single female protagonist, and the emotional scenes take up a lot of space but are not too blunt. It can be said that the emotional lines are okay among male video authors. The writing is medium to slow, and there is no main plot at the moment. It gave me the impression that it was the same type of book as The Immortal King. It was very daily and chronological, with many short stories about personal relationships and sophistication. I don't really like daily articles, I feel a little sleepy after reading them, so I won't make any other comments...