Crazy Fantasy

Starting from Emperor Zun, every book has a grand world, smooth writing, every word is exquisite, and the protagonist is witty. It is a masterpiece. However, I don't know why it cannot be ranked higher.

Slightly relaxed and watchable

The writing is good, this kind of work can be considered a masterpiece

This kind of book, the first few volumes are good to read, the writing is good, and they are considered excellent works.

I couldn't stand the new book by the great master Kai Huang. I couldn't read his previous books, but I can still read this new book. It is a standard fantasy upgrade text, and it is probably adapted to make it more convenient for online games. Whether it is skills or levels, it has a strong flavor of online game data. The routine of a strong man from the Mesozoic Era being reborn after being attacked while performing a sect mission, and this led to the plot of Golden Finger and technological civilization. The protagonist currently has a deep connection with this body. Although the author's science fiction-related plot is very popular, it is not originally a popular science novel. The protagonist uses science to modify his current skills and refine weapons to make his path wider than that of his previous life.

My favorite online game novels back then were this one and "Gamer's Elemental Controller" by Internet Black Man. It's a pity that one of them is writing fantasy, and the other one is committing suicide. I don't know where the vest went. Because I just missed the past while reading the book review, and I can't remember the plot, so I won't write a book review. In addition, food and grass +

The Three Kingdoms literature has been weak in recent years, probably because readers are tired of reading it. It is far less popular than it was in the years when I first started reading online literature. The few remaining books now are mostly trivial texts or mindless system flow that adds attributes to become a superman. This kind of traditional rebirth of the Three Kingdoms historical literature is very rare. The protagonist traveled through time and became Yan Xing, one of the famous sidekicks in the Three Kingdoms who almost killed Ma Chao. It's rare to see people using Liangzhou as their birthplace. The Liangzhou coalition forces, who took part in the rebellion by taking advantage of the bombing of the camp, are currently attacking Chencang and will soon confront Dong Zhuo. The advantage of this book is that the author has good literary skills, the writing style has a strong ancient flavor, there are very few words that are obviously modern, and the names are not too inconsistent. I personally think that this is the basic skill of the author of non-fictional historical novels, but unfortunately few people can do it...

A new book about a master who will turn white when he sleeps. I haven't read the previous book "Literary Times" and I won't read it in the future, but this one has been picked up by many Amway users. It is indeed a good book. The urban immortality novel is set in an imaginary modern parallel world. The modern society in the Dharma-ending era is gradually transforming into the world of immortals due to the revival of spiritual energy and the reappearance of Taoism. The protagonist is the guy who ate soup and was the first to eat crabs. The protagonist, who is a hawker on the mountain, encounters a strange encounter, receives spiritual energy and learns Taoism. He gets acquainted with the heroine who carries the inheritance of the master, and they meet to travel and explore the secrets. Along the way, I discovered that there were a lot of changes in various places due to the revival of spiritual energy. I met a silly, sweet and soft girl who played tricks, and my teammates got +1. At present, negotiations with the country have just been completed, and the spiritual energy map is the condition for obtaining the right to use the Phoenix Mountain in his hometown. He is currently returning to prepare to officially start a practice.

... As the first Pirates fanfic I've come across, it really makes me speechless and choked. Although I have only watched more than two hundred episodes of One Piece, I can still tell that this guy's style is wrong! To put it bluntly, the young man who traveled to another world found that he was familiar with this world and was lucky enough to gain power. Everything in his heart lost its restraints and he freely killed everything according to his own understanding. For all human beings, unless they are liked by the author in the original work or are beautiful girls, the protagonist can kill them all! It's okay to implement this route, but why bother adding a rabbit? Later, a loli oil bottle was added. According to the protagonist's logic, he should throw her to others, but for the sake of the plot, he actually brought her along? Oh my God! This is a villain, not a daddy! Then I stopped watching. Seriously, is the domineering training method so easy to obtain? I don't know much about it and don't make too many comments...

Since the "Pirate Code" is not mature enough, after trying "One Piece: Swordsman's Heart", I have been thinking, is there no fanfic for Pirates? After reading this book, I just want to say: It's great to read books without thinking! If you ignore all the bugs and the unreasonable upgrade speed, this book can be regarded as a good invincible white text. At least it will not kill a tough-minded Shennong like me... The author's previous book "Naruto: The Strongest Escape" had so many bugs that I couldn't read it and I abandoned it. Well, I think I can still read it.

Not to mention the protagonist's upgrade method of grabbing his soul for nothing. It's not intolerable to be 18 or 58. Black Conan is fine after all, it's too pretentious-- Author, could you please make the protagonist roll your eyes less? I originally thought Wenzhao Gong's eye-rolling was annoying enough, but I didn't expect this "three paragraphs and four eye-rolling" writing style. To be honest, the writing style of the author who only makes the protagonist roll his eyes is not very good. For such works, you usually find a pirated txt and use the replacement function to replace all the eye rolls with "puckering lips". Above. It was purely the flaw in the description and the author's smearing of the protagonist (in the early stages) that made me not want to read it. According to the reviews of people who don't care about eye rolls, this book is okay.

Keep this book alive, just read the beginning and review it again later. How should I put it? Just by looking at the beginning, I can tell that the author's writing style and brain are faultless, but... What I want to see is not a revolution in Faerûn! Not to mention whether the Faerûnian revolution can be successful in terms of official structures, I think the best way to improve Faerûnian productivity is to develop mana technology! This is a good idea revealed in "Soul of Burning Steel", but it's a pity that the author mainly writes about warrior fighting... If the author changed his mind and wrote a book about traveling back to the early days of the Magic Empire to participate in the establishment of the Magic Empire and change the world's attitude towards magic, then he would be killed regardless of whether he was a seedling or not!

This is a rare pirate fan with an online brain! Although there are a lot of bugs along the way, for example, after traveling through time, the master and Gu Yina just didn't realize that this person was completely different from the original one. Asking a shemale for his phone number when he met the Revolutionary Army for the first time didn't look like a child at all. After being knocked unconscious by Pluto Rayleigh, he woke up and immediately became a disciple, which lacked preparation... However, such bugs are already few enough to be accepted. As a system flow, it is more reasonable than another "Sword Soul System", and it actually created a "Krypton Gold Fruit". Whitebeard even thought it was the "Strongest Everyone Fruit"... Wucao is very good and powerful! In this book, several generals of the Navy are written very detailedly (Kizaru is just not obscene enough). The protagonist's strength is within control and his personality is normal. He was a bounty hunter in the early stage, and became the Shichibukai after killing the Tianlong people in the middle stage. In the later stage, he probably followed the line of the Revolutionary Army.

It was undoubtedly a good book at that time. Probably from the same period as "Thief"? I still remember one thing about the plot, the highlight is the self-created skills. It's just that in the later stages, the emotional scene was a bit bad-- The girls he rescued all pledged themselves to him, but his beautiful colleague threw herself into his arms because he was good at the game... Other than that, there's nothing wrong with it, and it should be fine looking at it now. Above, food and grass -, of course, food and grass + also made sense in those days.

This book actually looks pretty good, with martial arts + data being a major highlight. The "only China" mentality in it may also be refreshing to some people. Really, considering the limitations of the times and genre, it's pretty good. But the last 20% collapsed. Many unreasonable things burst out at the end. Not to mention, they are all in other book reviews... The biggest failure is undoubtedly the back and forth time travel and the imposed comprehension system... So if I cut off the tail, this would be a really good book.

I read this book when I was in junior high school, and it had a big flaw: the protagonist crushes the world, but the authorities don't even restrict it! However, its excellent description and fighting plot are both worthy of appreciation. I discarded it due to updates back then, but now I think about it and add it to my reading list.

Reality and the game world are interconnected. This type of novel is difficult to write, but this one has struggled to meet the following requirements: 1. The world view is self-consistent; 2. The character's psychology and status basically match; 3. There is no hostility, and teammates support each other and are full of trust.