Hidden Ink and Hidden Green Pavilion in the Pavilion

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This book is really off the mark. It should be a work of interest to the author, because it is difficult to make money with this kind of subject matter. It should be said that this was the first time I saw this at Qidian... It was similar to a collection of micro-novel. Made up of many different types of short stories. There are short stories in various styles such as science fiction, darkness, absurdity, and warmth, which are very suitable for book lovers to read in a very fragmented time. By the way, friends who are new to me, please leave a message in the comment area.

There is no fancy, sky-breaking reasoning. Let evidence speak for itself. Perhaps, this is a true portrayal of our case investigators. Start with evidence, make bold assumptions, and be careful to verify. Using today's scientific and technological means to identify fingerprints and DNA, from the crime scene, through clues, slowly opening the door to the truth, this is the real detective work. If a suspense novel can make you find out the truth of things involuntarily, then I believe it must be a good suspense novel. Regardless of some of the doubts in this book, the logic is very good and more realistic. The plot can bring people into a strange atmosphere, and some cases can even make people feel numb. But I personally think there are still some problems. A common situation is that the ending of each case is too abrupt. The narrative that should have been stretched into several chapters was resolved in one chapter, and there was no in-depth attempt to sell the story, which made it feel like it started but ended. Keep up the good work!

The book Cultivation Chat Group is a representative example of atypical Cultivation literature. Innovating with the old and bringing forth the new, opening up the imagination, placing the illusory cultivation of immortality in the modern era of advanced technology, produced unexpected sparks. The writing style is light-hearted and humorous. Most of the laughs in this book come from the broken painting style, the Taoist priests and fairies who are cultivating immortality but never forget to use their mobile phones, the seniors who are addicted to all kinds of honey emoticons... And the protagonist Squirrel Hang (the real heroine, no problem) who keeps straying on the path of immortality in the broken painting style. After reading it, people can't help but twitch the corner of their mouth and bury their face in the quilt and laugh. There is obviously a very important turning point in the plot of the Mysterious Island, which is the decline of the Heavenly Court, the new Heavenly Way, and the disputes between the old Heavenly Way. The originally relatively harmonious world of cultivation is actually undercurrents, etc. A rather large world view has been laid out, which is a big prehistoric pit. What I personally feel is not very good is that since the twist in the plot, after this huge hole with high gold content, the plot is still more routine, and there is no appropriate further step to fill this hole. I think this pitfall is indeed well buried. As of now, the book is close to 1100 chapters. If this book generally uses the collapse of the painting style to make you laugh, then aesthetic fatigue will be a matter of time. This pitfall is one of the essence of the plot of this book. Still looking forward to the next development of the plot.

Although this book is labeled as a fairy tale, it is better said to be an atypical fairy tale. This book highlights the character of chivalry, giving it an air of martial arts that rushes towards you, mixed with a touch of historical elements, enriching the worldview volume by volume. It's not necessarily a hodgepodge that's necessarily good, a random mixture will make people disgusted, but the author has controlled it very well. As for the small elements of history, adding a little bit of it and refreshing the worldview is enough to make people praise it. The first volume lays the groundwork. In just over 20 chapters, the characters are vividly portrayed. People from all walks of life compete with each other. The author sets up the world view in a timely manner. The fighting scenes are very graphic and make people's eyes light up. In the last chapter of the first volume, the author changed his direction, the plot suddenly changed, all the foreshadowings were laid, and he found that it was completely different from what he had thought at the beginning. Looking back at the previous article, I hit my forehead and suddenly realized it. It's like the story has been told twice. The first time is from the perspective of the chess piece, and the second time is from the perspective of the chess player. Everything is planned, hearty and satisfying. The finishing touch at the end is amazing. Why did I take out the first chapter to comment? The first chapter is like a microcosm of the book. However, the first chapter is just a big foreshadowing, and the next few volumes will get better and better. There are foreshadowings everywhere, the writing is profound, the fighting is brilliant, the plot is cleverly set up, the rhythm is well controlled, and the characters are brilliantly drawn. What is touching is the author's attentiveness. He takes care of the feelings of many people all the time. Condensed the first volume into more than 20 chapters. In fact, as far as the first volume is concerned, the author can still lay the groundwork, just to allow those who are anxious to continue reading. You can see the author's attentiveness and thoughtfulness from many small details. The character creation is excellent, the protagonist Ying Feiyang is a swordsman who is modest on the outside but arrogant on the inside but a little green. The lively, cheerful and considerate young girl Xie Lingyan, the hard-spoken and soft-hearted Uncle He... The characters all have clear images in their hearts, hateful, cute, pity, deplorable... The author is a chess player, the text is like a chess game, and you are the chess piece. Do you dare to enter?

The beginning of this book is very similar to the feeling in "The Romance of the Three Kingdoms" that the world is overwhelming and that if we divide for a long time, we will reunite and we will divide. In just a few words, we bring people into the brief peaceful era after the dispute between immortals and demons. The opening is commendable. In fact, I don't read many articles on cultivating immortals, but I do have my own small opinions. What exactly is cultivating immortality? There is only one word for cultivating immortality: "fight". When you compete with others, you compete for resources; when you compete with yourself, you compete for your true heart; when you compete with heaven, you compete for longevity. To cultivate immortality is to constantly fight for this destiny, unwilling to bow your head to difficulties, unwilling to bow to fate. Tough figure, unyielding pride. This is probably why there are so many immortal cultivators. ‖This word "struggle" is the real essence of the article on cultivating immortals‖ Only when the word "struggle" is written well can it be considered a good article on cultivating immortals. Some authors describe a world view of cultivating immortals, deliberately restraining, suppressing, and then bursting into excitement. The plot goes back and forth, but they do not reflect the word "struggle" well. Sorry, in my opinion, this is not cultivating immortality at all, it is nonsense. The plot of this book rises and falls slowly. It does not deliberately suppress or explode, but writes about daily life. This refreshing daily life reflects the author's skills. In fact, I think this book interprets the word "struggle" very well. Although the article is very daily and plain, there is an unspeakable artistic conception between the lines. The fairy spirit overflowing in the plainness, the competitiveness is more prominent in the plainness. Just like when drinking tea, you take a mouthful of fragrant cake. The freshness of the tea better brings out the fragrance of the cake. The two scents complement each other and make people feel relaxed and happy. Only when you are calm can you taste it.

Today I would like to introduce to you a very high quality book. This book creates a worldview that is different from ordinary fantasy. This is a world with reincarnation, and people will enter reincarnation after death. The world where the story takes place is a hodgepodge of worlds. Everyone has a soul tool (something that had the deepest impact on the previous life), so there are often some very interesting soul tools: Ultraman (･᷄д･᷅), various plants in Plants vs. Zombies, and some elves in Pokémon: (,,ŏ ŏ ,,):, the phone bug in One Piece, etc... Σ(っ °Д °;)っ. The author's thinking is very divergent and he is able to add elements of some interesting works into the book. In fact, this is a somewhat risky approach, because it can easily lead to some elements of other works being biased against this book (after all, some works are deeply rooted in people's hearts) or "hard" use of other works. But what surprised me was that the author had very good control over the story. He stopped at some interesting elements and turned them into his own use. It not only enriches the world view, but does not bias the book. On the contrary, it integrates well with the world view created by the author. Plot line: starting from the meeting of the two protagonists, Gu Chen being hunted down, the incident of the Soul Refining Sect, the summoning of the son-in-law in Yuxu Palace... The plot line is laid out step by step, slowly interpreting a grand world view and a huge plot chain. In addition to the unique fantasy, it also adds elements of suspense. The plot is exciting and compact. The author slowly reveals the world to us like peeling off a cocoon. If I really have to find fault, it would be that I think the first three chapters are a failure. Because the first three chapters are too complicated, I don't know if the author did this to better emphasize the suspenseful plot of the book and to establish the style of the book to attract readers. But I think it might be counterproductive. In such a short space of time, readers are suddenly given a brand new world view, a complex relationship between characters, and dialogues with characters whose meaning is unclear. This will inevitably make it difficult for readers to accept it for a while. I read the first chapter 4 times before I could understand the plot. If I was bored at the time, or was an impatient reader, or a novice, would I have read the first chapter four times? In today's general environment where readers are generally anxious, this beginning is not very good. I don't want the pearl to be covered in dust. I hope everyone can calm down, drink a cup of tea, and read slowly before reading this book. Some books are like tea, the more you taste it, the more flavorful it becomes.

After being stimulated, the protagonist awakens the functions of multiple personalities, and can gradually unlock and possess their abilities as the personality is gradually unlocked. Very brilliant, very bold setting. It can be seen that the author is confident in his writing power. Judging from the title and introduction, this book focuses on the story of youth campus and college students, and the title is also full of vitality. Let me talk about my feelings after reading the content of the book. Strictly speaking, the three views of this book can be said to be incorrect. A young man who is in his youthful and upward years, when he is burning and glowing, has mixed in some things from the adult world. If you want to say that some things mature prematurely, it means that a person starts to know how to protect himself instead of hurting others. Now the protagonist is like a gangster. Shouldn't he do more meaningful things after he has the power? Instead of doing the same thing as those gangsters. (I'm not a virgin bitch either) The author writes like this as if he's writing a cool article. Does it mean that once it's cool enough, everyone will buy it? It's not that I don't like gangsters. Take "Yu Zui" as an example. It's the same gangster, but Yu Zui is more lovable. Between the two, a judgment call is made. You may be unhappy, but those are my thoughts after reading it. I will still insist on pointing out the things I think are bad in my book list. Even if it's a book by a great master, even if that book ranks very high, even if that book has a lot of idiot fans. My current definition of this book is an urban novel type with bold settings.

This book constructs a unique Confucian and Taoist system. Created a unique world of Confucianism, Taoism and fantasy. Lines of ancient poetry are turned into weapons to kill the enemy, fighting for the country and the human race on the battlefield. Scholars, Juren, Jinshi... Let people see a different style of fighting, and what a scene it would be to fight with poetry like a picture scroll. The most praiseworthy thing about this book is that the poems have a realistic visual sense, which gives people a space for imagination. The whole text is laid out with the battle as the thread, the battle between the demon clan and the human clan, the struggle between the human clan and the various countries, and the battle between the holy ancestors. So from the perspective of the plot's observability, it's still very good. The emotional line, the innocent relationship with the child bride Yang Yuhuan is gradually heating up. Yang Yuhuan, a gentle and loving, stubborn and well-behaved wife~ The general environment of this worldview is based on an imaginary environment without the existence of some famous poets. Therefore, book lovers who don't like the protagonist using these poems to become famous may not read it. If book lovers who don't care about this read it, this book is indeed good. In fact, the most outstanding part of this book is the middle and early stages. The pacing control is okay in all aspects, but towards the end, such an embarrassing problem arises. That is, when the protagonist is at each level: Scholar, Juren... There are too many things happening in these stages, without priority, so that in the later stages, the plot will become a bit repetitive and dragging. I hope the author will control the pace well in the future and look forward to the book ending well. (ง •_•)ง

This book is about the Three Kingdoms. A modern person travels through time to Zhang Liao. As far as the author's writing style is concerned, it is naturally good to be able to write history well. The rendering of the atmosphere is even more remarkable, vividly rendering the solemn, tragic, majestic and passionate atmosphere of the battlefield, as if it can be substituted into that era of disputes. "Put on iron armor, carry a long sword, and wear the same robe as your son." A song without clothes makes people's blood boil, and they wish they could replace it with their own bodies. Someone once said: A good man should fight in all directions. Looking at it now, you honestly don't deceive me. In terms of plot processing, the author still has his own opinions on the overall environment of the Three Kingdoms. What's outstanding is that the plot handles the historical changes brought about by the protagonist, a time traveler, very reasonably. On the emotional line, the gentle wife Tang Wan fell in love with the protagonist, but because they were not in the right family, and the wife was Princess Hongnong (Prince Hongnong died early, there was no relationship between the two), the love between the two was accompanied by aristocratic families and obstacles of etiquette and justice. Maybe the harder love is to get, the more precious it is. There is also the Yin family with brilliant motherhood, and the talented Cai Wenji... After all, it is a background of the Three Kingdoms, so it is not surprising to have a harem, but the description of the harem will not make people feel bad, so don't worry. After all, this book is still being updated, and I hope it will get better and better.

I'll go up to the book list first, and then I'll only see half of it~

The title of this book is for Xiaobai, but the content is not. This is a hegemony-type fantasy book. I believe many old readers know the name of pioneering wasteland. He has great control over big scenes and is good at depicting some grand scenes and world views. This book also has this feature. It has a strong sense of logic, rigorous settings, and a compact plot that won't collapse. Well, every author has some shortcomings. The biggest shortcoming is that the characterization of some secondary characters is not enough, which is not impressive enough. However, the flaws are not concealed. I believe this book can still bring you a pleasant viewing experience. By the way, this book has a single heroine, and the protagonist is an infatuated man.

The complete book of Squid Girl. The book starts with a pseudo-infinite flow, adding martial arts fantasy and some suspense elements. Although the pace is slow in the early stages, the more I read it, the more I couldn't put it down. In the early and middle stages, there is a strong blend of martial arts style and fantasy, with a hint of cologne. The most outstanding thing about this book is the creation of characters. The protagonist and supporting characters are vivid and deeply portrayed. The protagonist, Xiao Meng, has an out-of-the-box yet bold personality and is very affectionate and righteous. The long sword is driven by mad hatred, and the mad swords scream, cutting off the past and cutting off the future. I am the only one in this life. I am the only one in this world. The sword madman is even crazier. Jiang Zhiwei, who has been obsessed with swords and caring for his companions all his life, is a swordsman. Ruan Yushu, who is full of foodie and cute attributes, may seem aloof, but he has a caring heart for his companions. Qi Zhengyan, who is devoted to communism (ahhh, heavy fog), although he is ordinary, is constantly striving for self-improvement. He wants to change this unfair world on his own and is committed to equality for everyone. He can be said to be a dreamer. The quirky heroine Gu Xiaosang, perhaps because she has the same problem as Xiao Meng, always likes to tease Xiao Meng. In this ambiguous atmosphere, she also unknowingly falls in love with Xiao Meng. She is good at setting up various situations and strategizing. Even if her fate is not her own, she still works hard to fight... The powerful plot of this book exaggerates a sense of helplessness that has been unpredictable since ancient times. The suspense in all aspects is also very well done. However, the description of the later scenes was too large, which led to some collapse, but there was still a complete ending and the mystery was completely revealed. Well, it's very suitable for old readers or new readers~

Nowadays, martial arts novels are weak, and it is difficult to surpass Jin Yong Gulong. After the popularity of fantasy novels has passed, it seems that it is really difficult to break through the fantasy genre. The masterpieces of great gods are deeply rooted in the hearts of the people, and it is extremely difficult to get a top position. So now, books that combine fantasy and martial arts are slowly becoming popular. This book is a typical masterpiece. This book has the flavor of martial arts, mixed with fantasy fighting, and the storyline is compact and exciting in the early and middle stages. The strong martial arts style at the front is very fascinating, and the combination of fantasy fighting makes it very enjoyable. The friction and collision between the Duke's palace, the court, and the rivers and lakes, and intrigues are one of the highlights. But the plot started to drag a bit later on. I hope the author can be more concise in the future and not make this book too long. (The protagonist has always liked Miss Xiao San and now the relationship has been established. He is ambiguous with several women, but it is not a harem. The falling flowers are intentional and the flowing water is ruthless.)

Although this book is a mixture of martial arts and games, it is obvious that the author has thoroughly read the martial arts works of famous writers such as Jin Yong and Gu Long, such as: The Legend of the Condor Heroes, Swordsman, etc. Using high-end games as a carrier, many characters from the world of martial arts novels are played as game dungeons. The plots of those dungeons are equivalent to the perfect interpretation of those martial arts novels based on the author's ideas and his subjectivity. And the characters in various dungeons are vividly written: Linghu Chong, who has been sleeping with Ren Yingying, Dongfang Bubai (☆_☆), who has an unresolved relationship with Linghu Chong, Guo Jing, the hero who serves the country and the people, Murong Fu, who has regained his sanity... The relationship between the protagonist A Fei and them increases as the plot progresses. Which boss is behind the fight among the martial arts characters in the dungeon? Is the mysterious man in black the player Yunzhong Long or the Great Sword God? Are they cooperating with that copy character again? Underneath the conspiracy of the dungeon plot, there are also intrigues between players, and the fierce battles between players depict a different and brilliant world of martial arts. The relationship line is either with a single heroine or without a heroine, and A Fei's attitude is not very obvious ~ This book is finished. The author came to write this book to find inspiration because he had no ideas for writing another book, so he kept updating it once a day. The author looked at this book with a relaxed attitude, but we can see that the quality of this book is very high. Can this give us a revelation: Is it really that important to have more in a day? Just finish it by yourself, leaving only emptiness, without giving people a lingering aftertaste. On the contrary, if it can be updated while maintaining quality, the book will be improved. Maybe it's time for us to calm down~

Squid Girl's new work. The book Squid Girl chose the urban genre. It's a little bit academic at the moment. It tells the story of a college student fighting to flirt with a girl (Dense Fog). The fighting scenes in this book are extremely brilliant, with straight punches, uppercuts, whip kicks... Both sides are going back and forth, fighting each other physically, and the punches to the flesh are very dynamic, exciting and immersive. The description of emotions is very delicate. It is basically a piece of shit, but it makes people want to put it down (alias of this book: The Master of Flirting with Girls). If you don't have the feeling of being a girl, go for it. Maybe you will find it after watching the tricks that Cuttlefish teaches you to pick up girls~

The world setting of this book is extremely interesting. Even in the past few years, the setting can be among the top five books. Everyone will get sick, just like the real world, but if the sick people are not controlled, they will gradually lose their minds, attack humans, and continue to spread the disease. The protagonist's dream is to become a great epidemic eradication warrior (somewhat similar to a doctor in the real world) and fight against the disease. The description of the battle is acceptable, but this book has obvious shortcomings, that is, the detailed description and characterization are slightly immature, and the environment and atmosphere are insufficiently rendered. The setting is extremely strong, but the writing power is insufficient. If the writing power can be improved later, I can look forward to it. It is recommended for newbies to read it, and for those who are interested in the setting of this book, just read it.

This book describes the wonderful life of a man who goes back in time and turns into a cat. The writing style is warm and humorous. From the perspective of a cat, it describes the warm, ordinary and interesting life of a family, as well as the various aspects of life in society. This book actually becomes more interesting the more I read it. From it, you can experience the ordinary happiness of family life, the mutual love between family members, and the loveliness of human nature. What's a pity is that the protagonist actually didn't flirt with the mother cat, and didn't make us look like cats. Hahaha rolling around.

As an anti-Japanese series, this book does not have those messy golden fingers. The protagonist of this book travels to An Yinong and returns to the raging war years, but accidentally becomes a spy. The protagonist wanders and lurks between the Japanese and the Kuomintang. He gradually grows up, but his original sensibility gradually becomes rational. He forces himself to choose to give up emotion, but he has an inner struggle. The emotional changes of the protagonist of this book are the highlight of this book. The plot of this book is ups and downs, which can bring a more exciting viewing experience.