Nine Years

Just finished.

This book is also very popular now... It feels a bit like "The Ultimate Servant", but the personality of the protagonist is very different. If the third brother is a slut who is used to being a man when doing big things, then "The Blood-Hand Man Tu Ning Liheng" is a sullen and boring man... (The Blood-Hand Man Tu... Is prosperous and in a trance) It is currently being serialized. I read this book after being recommended by many people. After all, the title of the book "The Son-in-Law" looked strange. At first I thought it was some kind of drama from the Republic of China. A very good book, based on the history of the Song Dynasty, but different from the history of the Song Dynasty. Ning Liheng was counted in ten steps, and all the cloth merchants in Jiangning were killed; I still have 500 chapters that I haven't read yet. Anyway, it's quite interesting. You can check it out. PS: The author's biggest problem... There are too many large paragraphs... You need to be patient to read it.

Wow... This book... Wow... Read it for yourself... I'm afraid you will laugh like a lunatic... This book can actually be called the story that the male (nv) protagonist Song Shuhang and the second male (zhu) number (jue) Senior Bai have to tell, plus a hundred ways to commit suicide. Let's talk about it. The protagonist, Squirrel Hang, mistakenly entered a cultivation chat group and successfully made a monk's elixir using a rice cooker... Then he made friends with various big guys in the group. No matter what happened, the big guys happened to pass by. What a coincidence. He was in the eighth level for four months and used the fragments of the heaven of the former Tiandao boss as storage space... In short, this book does not follow common sense, and time passes very slowly... People's cultivation can dazzle for more than ten years, and it can dazzle for dozens of years. If it is more intense, a hundred chapters can directly pass a thousand years! ! And this book... It has only been more than four months since I wrote it... I almost thought I had read a fake novel... PS: Look to the sky! ! ! !

I have also read all the books by Tomato God. "The Change of Stars" and "Coiling Dragon" can be said to be my favorites in high school. They are both good books that I would secretly read under the quilt at night when my parents fell asleep. However, among the books written by Tomato Master, I recommend this book "Jiudingji". I always feel that this book is underestimated by everyone. It can be said that Teng Qingshan is the man who looks most like a hero since I read online articles. Reading "Jiuding Ji" makes me feel like I am reading Jin Yong and Gu Long. It can be said that "Jiudingji" is a pure martial arts novel. PS: Friends who play Honor of Kings, I knew that Li Bai knows swordsmanship when I read this book ~ Green Lotus Sword Technique, Thief 6 ~🌚

Not to mention... The third online game-themed novel I read, and I followed it every day, the DNF game characters were all called "One Autumn Leaf", "Invasion of the Martyrs", "Shot Through the Clouds" (the sewer character has been immediately deleted), etc... Now that it has been animated, this book has become super popular. I still recommend it if I recommend it. You should have read it whether I recommend it or not, right~

Many people will ask, "Douluo" is San Shao's masterpiece, why do you recommend this book? Let's be reasonable... Because I think Long Haochen is the cleanest character in all the novels I have read. This is probably related to his role positioning. Long Haochen's profession is a knight, and the whole book also allows Long Haochen to perfectly implement the spirit of chivalry. Read the entire book and you will understand what chivalry is all about.

Emmmm... Generally speaking, this is a stallion novel that could have been handed down from generation to generation... Only those who have read it will know how coquettish the third brother is; only those who have read "The Housekeeper" will understand how good-looking "House Ding" is. I read this book when I was in my first and second year of high school. I recommended this book to my deskmate. He was laughing so hard in math class that he went crazy. Throughout high school, I recommended many books to him. Every time he ran out of books, he would read "The Housekeeper" and he would laugh like crazy every time... To sum up, it's really good! PS, this book is a bit slow to pick up, and the first few chapters are relatively average, so be patient and you will definitely not regret it!

The reason why I recommend "Devil's Law" as the first book is mainly to pay tribute to the dancing master who dragged me into the pit of novels. The first novel I read was "The Awe-inspiring Evil" (I can't find it on my website. It may be because of the gangster novels... If you are interested, you can search for it). When I read Chen Yang, it was a true portrayal of "being a great person". Although there are multiple heroines, each heroine is portrayed very delicately. I watched Evil Spirit four or five times and it can be said that I couldn't put it down. "Devil's Law" is the second novel I read. It is also a very exciting book. I personally think these two books are the pinnacle of the five great novels... "Devil" is also a very interesting novel. I still remember Prince Chen's back-up moves, Du Wei's scheming and calculations, the old... Bai's unparalleled and free and easy... Of course, my favorite part in the whole book was also the part where the Five Greats were criticized the most at that time. I don't remember the name of the girl on the grassland. I only remember that Du Wei sent her to the grassland and alienated the entire grassland royal family. It was cruel, but it was very real. I even think this section is better than the Snow Mountain chapter and the final decisive battle with the goddess.