Build Your Own Bookshelf (Finished + Following)

Emm, what can I say about this book? It's pure fast food. Although the author's writing is online, it's too short. It's like the unification of the Three Kingdoms era at the speed of light. Maybe the author himself feels that Zhuge Liang is already a strategist who is cheating, but is it too much to cheat once? Anyway, one of the other princes has a very poor gaming experience.

This work is quite early. When I read it, I only discovered it after the book was finished. The narrative is more in line with the background story of LOL. It feels like I am reading the background story of LOL. It is very "storytelling" and has no poisonous points. I have read a lot of second-generation LOL books, but most of them were used as emergency food for famines, and I basically lost them after reading half of them. But this one is really fascinating. I was still a little unsatisfied after reading it, so I looked for other works by the same author, but I felt that the other books were quite different, and this one was the best for my senses.

Emm, the pinnacle of squid-------- Ahem, the sequel to the pinnacle work "Lord of Mysteries", anyway, I finished reading it and put it in, but the sense of it is average, very average. Squid's writing power is still online. There is no problem in this aspect, but after reading the sequel Fate, I feel that I can understand why the first Squid's Mystery ended in that place. Maybe for some good works, leaving a little suspense is better for people's senses than the happy ending?

This book is in the style of The Godfather of Basketball. This should be the only book of this type in my bookshelf. It allows for prediction but only to the level of a genius, not to the point of being imbecile, so it is very smooth to read, and there is no such thing as "just follow the lead". This did not happen even after the protagonist became very famous. , But there are some parts of this book that readers with little exposure to this genre may find it difficult to read (I don't really read this type of work, so some parts are difficult to read and I skipped a little bit). The other parts are very good, and it is worth a try even for readers who don't know the NBA or sports.

Personally, I feel like this book is the pinnacle of Squid's work, right? On the contrary, I think this book is the most sensory of all Squid's works. Although the other books are also good (forget about Mystery 2, Squid himself can't write anymore), this one is indeed the most classic. I'm too lazy to introduce the content, since this book is so popular.

What else can I say? If you like the previous book, don't hesitate, the style and quality are guaranteed.

This book is my introduction to big eyeballs. I actually didn't understand Xiling Empire very well, mainly because the plot was too dense and felt a bit confusing, so I only started to have big eyeballs after this book. The book itself is very popular, so I am too lazy to introduce it in detail. Anyway, Yuantong's book does a good job in "telling stories" and "mobilizing readers' emotions". Although the style is a bit biased towards the second dimension, it is worth reading regardless of whether you understand the second dimension or not.

Although the title of this book contains Journey to the West, it has little to do with the main plot of Journey to the West. It only borrows the background of Journey to the West. However, the integration of the new story line and the background of Journey to the West is not abrupt. The content of "storytelling" is much greater than "upgrading" and "killing monsters". The main plot is relatively logical, and I personally think it is worth reading.

The alchemy-style immortality novels give the immortality novels a "life" feel. The plot is relatively bland, but the writing and logic are all above average. Although it is dull, on the other hand, because the upgrades are not that radical, there are no poisonous points. There are cheats, but the presence of the cheats is not high. It is almost the kind of "first pot of gold" type of cheats. After reading it, I feel that it is generally good.

I like the early war stories very much, but for me personally, there are too many romantic parts in the later part (although it is not the kind of romance about love, but the emotional narrative about country and country, war, pain, and regret for the past), no But I still finished reading it. What should I say about the heroine? As a male reader, this character is quite likable. However, although the heroine is not interested in men, there are too many male flies around the heroine later on. However, the heroine has no intention and does not engage in ambiguity, so she can barely accept it. Emm, I don't understand whether this counts as a female channel within a male channel, or a male channel within a female channel...

The Transformers book is quite well written. Although it is a time-travel setting, there is not much text about the original world. If you mind, you can skip it and not read it. The only problem is that the author of this 🐶 is a eunuch. If you mind this, you should not read it, although the writing is indeed good...

The background setting is quite interesting, and the task relationship and story structure are relatively consistent with the original work. It is worth watching. However, it was a bit unfinished. Too much writing was put into a few gods later on, which made it a bit crumbling. However, the author ended the story well without eunuchs. Although I personally think the ending is flawed, the early part is still worth watching.

It is said to be Red Mansion, but in fact it borrows from the historical hegemony novel with the background setting of Red Mansion, and beats up the Manchus, but part of it is very enjoyable to watch. People who are dissatisfied with the Manchus and Qing Dynasty in history should like this book very much, and they will directly defeat the Manchus and Qing Dynasties. The writing style and story logic are both good in my opinion. If you are interested in this subject, it is definitely worth reading.

If you don't delve into the rationality, it's surprisingly interesting. The background setting seems ridiculous at first glance, but because this background setting directly rationalizes many logistical things, there are no poisonous points that are easy to appear due to a lack of understanding of that era. As long as the first few chapters can be passed...

It is plain but full of pretentiousness. It does not feel like dragging the protagonist to push the plot, but it also satisfies the readers to show off the saints. At the same time, the pace of the protagonist's upgrade is very steady. It does not use too much space to describe it, but it is obvious that the protagonist is growing rapidly in the story. The focus of this book is obviously more on the story rather than on the upgrade, so it is a good reading experience.

This work is a bit early, and it can be regarded as my first entry into chasing squids. Although the background setting is relatively old-fashioned due to the relatively early creation time, the story is still very good.

This is a lunatic among normal people, a normal person among lunatics, a bit hysterical and crazy with a sense of redemption. You can tell from the author that the quality is stable.