The Private Reading List of a Bookworm of More Than Ten Years!

It's an older book, but a classic is a classic and is always worth recalling. The protagonist travels to a different world, similar to the background of medieval Europe. It is a world where knowledge is magic. The protagonist uses modern technology and knowledge theory to move towards the Mathematical Olympiad step by step. As the saying goes, "You can learn mathematics, physics, and chemistry, and you won't be afraid of traveling all over the world."~ It's a good book, the rhythm and the refreshing points are all very well grasped, and the writing style is even better. As a liberal arts student, I can still watch the fun even if I can't understand the doorways inside.

It's okay. . . Quite an attractive book. The character creation is also good. The time and space are probably in the context of the witch-hunting movement in the Middle Ages. It can also be called "farming in the Middle Ages". You can check it out.

A new work by a great master, no need to say more. This book is different from Ergen's previous works in that it lacks a lot of violence. It makes people feel more comfortable looking at it. The protagonist, Bai Xiaochun, has a very likable character, a sinister scoundrel who pretends to be a pig and eats the tiger, which does not match his name. The story is also full of fun. After adding a lot of funny elements, the story is not only not vulgar, but also more readable. It's a great work. I recommend it~ (I've only read about half of it, Tunwenzhong)

The protagonist is anti-virus software, which travels through games, movies, and legends to fight against viruses. This unlimited flow work wrapped in a novel setting has a particularly good beginning, especially the 7-Day Kill dungeon, which is particularly passionate and exciting. It's a pity that this first copy used up all the author's talent, and then it started to become mediocre. Not a bad way to pass the time.

No more talking, I highly recommend it. It's just that the first few pictures were a little slow, but it would be nice to see five or six pictures! Especially after the protagonist begins his interstellar journey and meets the eldest son and interstellar travelers one after another, the story becomes huge and exciting~ However, after about 3 million words, the male protagonist begins to travel through time and space to find the female protagonist, and the story feels meaningless. No matter what, it's still a work worth watching~