Bookworm for Twelve Years

From pirated to genuine, this book is indeed worth reading. The author's writing is very good and the protagonist's actions are very logical. The background setting of the protagonist is that of an old man reborn, so his character seems a little desireless, but sometimes he can be passionate like a young man, but most of the time he is in a state of half-death. If it were just like this, then it would be considered a farming novel at most, but the author is really very skilled in describing emotions, so I have always been fascinated by it. To be honest, there are so many ruthless ways in the starting point now, and the various cruel articles written by the superiors are really disgusting to read. The protagonist of this book is not a Madonna, but she is also not unscrupulous and unprincipled, which is quite enjoyable to read.

I have read a lot of One Piece fans, but many works cannot escape the influence of Oda. No one thinks about the impact of the Great Pirate Age on ordinary people. People focus on the strength of the protagonist, adventures, and the various worlds presented to readers by the original authors. Pirates in this world are full of ideals and are a symbol of freedom. They are eager for adventure and enjoy everything freely. But how many people actually think of those who were sacrificed during the Great Pirates Era? Those ordinary, struggling people at the bottom. This book shows us another side of the pirate world from a different perspective. This side is more cruel, but also more real. Maybe the protagonist is a selfish person, but I think for those who are deeply tortured by the great pirate era, he is an angel sent by God.

The peak martial arts fighting power in it is not the kind of fighting against heaven and earth, but the description of fists and fists to the flesh also made me feel very happy. Of course, what I like the most is the techniques of seduce girls described by the author. I gained a lot after reading this book. It turns out that if you want to seduce good girls, you have to be like the protagonist.

I have finished this book. I don't know how many books I have read about the emperor, but it is the only one I have finished. The author has a very good grasp of the historical knowledge of the Han Dynasty. If he didn't specifically find fault with it, he shouldn't be able to find any major faults. The main highlight of this book is that the protagonist has a lot of independent power to change history. There are not so many obstacles in other historical novels. Of course, there are still certain obstacles, otherwise the book will be uninteresting. I think it is worth reading.

This book, how should I put it, was written like a running account in the early stage. It's really a blessing that I was in a book shortage at that time so I could read it. I couldn't read it anymore, and the protagonist was already invincible. Then the author forcibly reopened the trumpet, and actually continued it. Of course, the writing at the end is still good, otherwise I wouldn't recommend it. Please read it when there is a shortage of books, otherwise I'm worried that you won't be able to stand it. I have said before that I don't like dark books. This book started out as quite upright, but later it became ruthless. If you can accept it, you can give it a try.

I just started reading it and it felt pretty good. I'm currently reading the Three Monks plot. The author's writing is good and there are no major logical errors. I'll update my review every 100 chapters and see how it goes. I've just read Chapter 291. It's quite good. It writes about Chinese mythological cartoons from a new perspective. I haven't seen some cartoons, but they are also very interesting. The only flaw is that the author did not describe the power system of this book very well. I have been reading it until now and feel that the protagonist seems to have become more powerful? Because although the protagonist has a smooth journey, it always feels like he is just trying to make a fool of himself, and the things he learns don't feel very advanced. Okay, I feel like I like to find faults, so I will talk more about the bad things, but actually this book is still worth reading. I hope everyone can support it😄 I've seen the latest chapter, so I'll keep it for now, if I have the desire to read it.

This was the first book that came to mind. To be honest, the plot of copying poems and lyrics was unavoidable at the beginning of the book, but the poems and lyrics closely followed the plot, so it didn't make people feel impatient. The plots in the book are one after another, with small climaxes followed by big climaxes, making it impossible to calm down. But from the perspective of the entire plot, it started out as a relatively gentle story about family ethics and business wars. Of course, the protagonist's IQ was on par. What follows is a more intense and intense game of chess in the world. The protagonist's character is lazy, but underneath his laid-back appearance, he has a fiery heart. I think Ning Yi's phrase "it's hard to get over it after all" will definitely make many people feel uneasy for a long time. It's unexpected and reasonable.