Hys Personal Book List

For the type that is easily blocked, see Chapter 20. Digging out of the suspense section, the writing is average, the pace is moderate, the logic is a little confusing, the development is a little confusing, and the character creation is relatively abstract. Well, judging from the content of the first few chapters, I don't really recommend reading it. The protagonist... This protagonist is really difficult for me to describe. His father is a high-end scientific researcher in Guo Jia. Because the protagonist's mother was replaced by Ah Piao, he started pretending to be crazy, drunk, and beat people, hoping that Ah Piao would put aside his doubts and leave quickly, but he didn't leave. Then after the story started, it seemed that the protagonist secretly awakened unparalleled domineering power in a place unknown to us. Some big shots in small places valued him and asked him to help solve the A Piao incident. They also sent him a cold-faced handsome guy with extremely powerful force (to be honest, I love this) as a bodyguard. It seems like everyone except the readers and the protagonist knows how awesome the protagonist is. This protagonist inherited his father's high IQ. He is an intelligent person (probably), but in these twenty chapters, his IQ is jumping up and down like a roller coaster. After a fierce operation to catch A Piao's weakness and successfully save everyone's lives, he dives into the gold pile without considering that six or seven of their people died here a few minutes ago. And why did the protagonist seem ordinary before this? It was because his father scolded him every day and called him stupid, and he was really stupid. Then why did he become smart again? Because his dad gave him an intelligence test and told him that you are actually very smart. Then he became really smart and felt that his thinking and logic became clearer. To be honest, although I am a poor reader myself, I still have some doubts about his logic.

Comments recommend, I've read more than a dozen chapters. The main theme... Uh, science fiction? In short, it is a story about a flower grower exploring a different world. I like this kind of non-realistic novel about group portraits and Guo Jia's power. The writing style is above average, the pace is moderate, and it is obviously a lot of thought and effort. The quality is quite passable, and you can read it.

The author recommends himself. This category is, well, very spiritual. The writing is average and the pace is moderate. Although it is a story about Goldfinger becoming a miracle doctor, after reading more than ten chapters, I am more willing to classify it as an urban sentiment. If there is no Goldfinger, I think this book will be better. The interactions and short stories between doctors, patients, and other characters are very simple and full of fireworks.

Dungeon flow, game settings, the beginning is a rape, the male protagonist is a former boss. If you are interested in this kind of subject matter, you can read two chapters. The writing style is medium and the pace is moderate, and the wits are a little stretched, but anyway, it starts with a torture of food and there is nothing to say. I just wish the male protagonist would curl up his lips less.

The author recommends himself. A good book, a good book in a very unpopular category, an educated youth from the countryside returns to his hometown to teach. A very simple story, you can read it if you are interested. Although, the upper limit of this kind of literature is too high. If you want to achieve good results, it will be more difficult to find an audience in online literature. Maybe I am more willing to see the ordinary world.

This book... Well, it's one of those books that I can't finish in one sitting. The author's writing is good, the pace is pretty good, the character creation is okay, and there are a lot of jokes. Objectively speaking, it is a good book. But, Mu Susu, my mental patient, I had to slow down for a day or two after reading ten chapters. I have never seen such a nervous starting male protagonist. The impact on me is no less than that of Fujimoto Shu... If you can match the brainwaves, it's a good book.

Recommended by the author, suspenseful, western background, I like this name very much. It can be seen that I have written an outline and the writing style is average. It's not clear who the protagonist is at the moment, and it feels like a period drama. This type of online novel is quite rare, and the style is also very unique. It is very slow and requires readers to have enough patience. - After reading two volumes, I feel that the narrative lines are a bit confusing. There are many parallel lines and each line is not at the same point in time. The connection between different narrative lines is not strong and is a bit fragmented. I feel that there is no meaning in alternating different lines... Maybe it would be better to adjust the order. - Mild spoilers I can understand that the two narrative lines of whaling and reporter interviews are parallel. After all, it is the survivors who are telling their experiences on the ship. However, even if the narrative line of the cruise ship is connected with the other two, it is still too disconnected. Every time the scene changes, it is very abrupt. It feels more like a story that is half-written and not written, then turns to another one, and then turns back to write the first story after writing part of it. It makes people confused, which is a drawback.

For this novel, my suggestion is not to read other parts except the resolution of the incident. - It's a very interesting setting. I can ignore other factors and pursue it for now. The pace is a little fast, the writing is generally white, and it contains stereotypes of women from typical male authors, but it's not serious. The type that is easy to be blocked should be the copy stream unit drama? The character creation is not outstanding. How can I put it? It is hard to imagine that this group of friends who are easy to be arrogant are actually a group of middle school students. After all, I'm still a good guy, so it's just a matter of personal taste. The opening is indeed a bit rushed. A supporting character comes up to introduce the setting, and then the plot begins immediately, and then the supporting character dies... Although this is indeed what will happen, it is too fast for a novel, and it feels like a forced setting. The male protagonist, well, currently it seems that he has a balanced mix of intelligence and force, probably leaning towards the force side. As far as the first unit is concerned, if one of them is missing, the male protagonist will be gone. I will comment again when I see it to a certain extent. If I don't comment, it's just me. - The suspense is written with heart, and the wits are written with feet. After a few rounds, everyone is visibly anxious, but they still admire each other as a ruthless character. Even if becoming a ghost exorcist will lead to mental illness and the whole person will become mental, it is not like that! - Which one is more important to the Guo family: a ghost exorcist who can solve the problem or an ordinary person? Of course it is the ghost exorcist. If you are dedicated to serving the public, kill this ordinary person. Although it is true that this ordinary person did something wrong, that is not what the words say, nor is the logic. Good author, promise me, if you can't write about a battle of wits, then you won't write about it, okay? - I can't stand this battle of wits anymore...

I have read over a hundred chapters so far. Very cute writing style. A doctor with advanced knowledge in a world where the theory of mental illness is quite incomplete, a doctor who is vilified by the public, and a group of patients who are not understood and have nowhere to talk to their pain. Quack doctors treat patients randomly, prescribe medicines blindly, talk nonsense, are ignorant and irresponsible. The male protagonist has been labeled too much, but he never gives up saving those who have fallen into the abyss. A very gentle and sad story, respectable and lovely doctors of psychosomatics.

... It's already a trap, forget it, friends. - Unpopular recommendation No. 1 In this book This is definitely the best novel I have ever read among the author's recommendations! Don't miss it if you pass by! As long as everything is easy to say without cheating, I will cultivate my skills first... Come on, author! - I have reached 150 chapters so far. First of all, congratulations to the author for releasing it! I like this setting very much. I researched the myths of various places and integrated them into the power system of the whole book. Although it is a pity that the local myths were not included for some reasons (I really like local myths). I love authors who are rigorous in their research! Other than that, the pace is moderate, except for the major turning point, which is a little too fast. The writing is average and the character development is good. The only shortcoming is that there are too many ellipses, which made me a little uncomfortable. The twist in the second chapter is a bit surprising to me. If you don't want to read spoilers, I have only one sentence: the type of novel at the beginning is different from that at the end. I don't like this kind of lightning escape. (But it's still pretty.) Spoilers below: At first, it was an urban supernatural power, but then it took a turn for the worse. The protagonist died suddenly on the spot and was transported to a different world. It was visually estimated that he had to travel back to the original world because he was still alive. The different world has the feeling of a steam era with extraordinary power. The current main line is probably to develop your own secret society. The male protagonist is decisive in killing and extremely ambitious. It can be seen that he really wants to return to Earth. On the intelligence side or as a mage, I don't think he has any tendency to develop into a martial arts sect so far. Although he was soul-transporting, he basically didn't try to imitate the original owner... When others were confused about his changes, the reasons he made up were very perfunctory.

The author recommends it as a Western fantasy, well, it should be considered a Western fantasy. Not bad, it's my favorite subject! I have been busy taking exams recently and can only glance at them briefly. When the exam is over, I will come back and write more details. The writing style is almost average. There seems to be some problems, but I don't know where the problem is. I can only say that it is a bit dull? But I do like this subject matter so I can ignore it for now.

I don't know why I saw someone recommending it when I replied, but I didn't see it when I clicked on it, so I'll leave a review for now. Light novel, galgame article (I don't know where it won't pass the review, so I had to write it like this). First of all, let me be clear, I don't really like this genre. The writing is good and the story is interesting.

Atypical cultivator. I opened the book and thought, Oh my god, why don't I write a composition for primary school students? I took the train overnight and left the starting point. After flipping through the new book a little, it has evolved into a high school student. Come on, I hope to see the works of college students next time.

It's suspenseful, the kind that's easy to get banned. I don't know if my vision is too high or too high, but I actually don't like this book very much. I paid to read almost a hundred chapters and couldn't continue reading. Let me start by saying that the setting is very interesting. The writing is really average, and the narrative technique is a bit routine. For example, that year was 1938. Or, the male protagonist reads a piece of news and breaks into a cold sweat. It turns out that the person in front of him had been in a car accident a few days ago and left. Repeated routines will cause visual fatigue if used over and over again. Similar endings and similar thoughts are terrifying. A suspense novel made me sleepy... Beyond that, the book is filled with long and unnecessary output of opinions. To make things clear, it is enough to simply let the characters speak a few sentences. There is no need to spend half a chapter telling us how worthy of respect the revolutionary martyrs are. The truth is revealed from the details, and cannot be explained in an impassioned manner. In comparison, this mysterious emotional line is nothing. There are spoilers below. - The male protagonist got into a car accident, was reborn, and traveled through time as a Phoenix man with a beautiful wife. It turns out that this beautiful wife actually had a crush on the male protagonist, so Phoenix Man found someone to kill the male protagonist. Then a few days later, he was also beaten to death and the male protagonist took over his body. Why does this happen? Because the male protagonist's sister-in-law wants to make her sister's dream come true. No, master, you are not writing a supernatural romance novel, and the heroine is not that beautiful wife. Can you please stop being so rough?

The author recommends himself, it should be suspenseful and strange. The writing is good and the characters are well developed, so you can give it a look. There are a little too many details, and the pace is a little slow, so I can let go a little bit. There are also some unnecessary places, such as pain, very painful, tearing pain. Such similar descriptions, I don't know if it's my problem, it's a bit weird?

I have updated to the sixth volume, and I am currently looking back at the fourth volume. It can be regarded as a Chinese fantasy. I like the detailed and rigorous spell setting very much. There is no female protagonist in my memory, but you can buy stocks. It has a very interesting world view and story. The writing is passable and the pace is gentle. It can be seen that the author wants to write a good story in a down-to-earth manner. There are heavy traces of Harry Potter in the first few chapters, and there are more or less shadows in the later chapters, which does not affect reading, but if you mind, you don't have to read it. There are some elements of restraint in the later stage. If there were no naughty children, maybe I would be happier watching it. While watching, my blood pressure went up and down. When I saw her screaming and cursing the male protagonist in class, I even raised the knife. When I saw the male protagonist apologizing so loudly, I put the knife down again. Can you stand still? I'm relieved, as long as you ignore this classmate, this is indeed a remarkable novel. - I read Volume 6 again at a very fast speed, let's talk about it seriously. I have to say that in addition to the tangled emotional lines and the reduction of psychological age, this book is really in line with my taste (one of the reasons is that I really like fantasy campus novels). Although the characters are overall more three-dimensional, they are often a bit cliche, and the characters are deliberately or forcibly used to promote the plot. For example, they are always big-hearted and even unsuspectingly laugh when disaster is imminent, or they are not afraid to use sharp words to attack anyone they find displeasing. After more than a thousand chapters, I hardly see any growth in these characters... This is a novel with quite obvious advantages and disadvantages. His world view is huge, his settings are rigorous and delicate, and his overall rhythm control is among the best I have ever seen, but his character creation is really lacking.

Xianxia, ​​self-recommended by the author, once again, this is not the scope of my interest. The writing is above average and the pace is a little fast. Jiang Taigong is the type of fisherman who takes the bait. The protagonist is a paper tiger, and everyone except the protagonist thinks of him as the emperor. I'm tired of seeing this routine and really can't get excited about it, and this imaginary route really doesn't convince me.

The author recommended it himself and read about a dozen chapters. Generally speaking, the beginning is light, with a bit too many exclamation points, but within the range I can accept, and the writing is above average. The setting is the core highlight of this book, although I can't say it's the type that I'm interested in... Anyway, it's the story of a dragon girl who was forced to earth by an alien god and a boy who is haunted by nightmares. If you like this kind of setting, you can read it. The psychological description is a bit too much, which reduces the reading experience a bit.

A book that was thrown into the bookshelf and only recently read. As soon as I read Chapter 15, I knew that although the book only has 500 chapters so far, I could read it for half a year. So hard to read! Novels with such a huge setting and dense information are really rare. In the online environment, it even discouraged a large number of people. I felt that I only had the courage to read two chapters a week. Since I have read more than a dozen chapters so far, it is difficult for me to give a decent review, but even if the threshold is high, I still think this is a book worth reading slowly. For this book, I feel that the male protagonist, the female protagonist, or anything else is not very important, only the world and his story are important. It's very much like The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy.

Hair! Mao has a new book out! Looking back on the ending of War Paradise, it was already in July last year. After half a year, it is finally back! I am a man who has fun, even though I kill people, set fires and rob, but I am a good hero! The tone of the first few chapters is obviously much happier than the first two books. After all, I am a fun person. I didn't expect that the Xidang dad joke could still hit me now... This book is better combined with the neon wastewater incident.