Recommended by a 15-year-old Bookworm

77 points As good as the first half of this book is, the second half is doraemonous. Since the middle period, the protagonist has made great achievements in the world of cultivation. However, he personally looks down on the protagonist and wants to step on him. It may be that the author's outline was not planned well. The early stage was quite good, but the later stage was forced to write down what was not included.

80 points Science fiction, timeline travel, grand narrative Pretty good

87 points Flashback, doomsday, interstellar, science fiction, grand narrative, single heroine The protagonist suffers from cancer and goes to a cryotherapy chamber in the hope that he can conquer the cancer and wake himself up for treatment in the future. When he opened his eyes again, the freezer appeared in a wilderness, and the outside world didn't know how many years had passed. Cancer only has a day or two to live, and the body is too weak to be able to find the city. There are all kinds of aberrant monsters in the wild, which can kill the protagonist instantly. Fortunately, the protagonist has awakened a flashback of unknown origin and entered the city after all the hard work. It is extremely difficult to stay alive after good health treatment, but the upward channel is almost blocked, and it is really impossible to survive without turning back. Summary: This book is very good in my opinion. In fact, I personally like the various efforts and efforts the protagonist makes in order to survive and progress when he is in poverty. Even a little gain in the process can bring great satisfaction. Worth recommending.

92 points Farming style, western fantasy style, magic, humor, epic sense, and grand narrative. It's a very popular book, so I won't write a recommendation. If you really want to read it, you can look for other books on the list. Worth recommending.

76 points Xianxia, pseudo-infinite flow The golden finger can establish a body seizing channel through the opponent's natal magic weapon, thereby reading the opponent's memory and obtaining the opponent's cultivation experience, skills, etc. The opening chapter is about the world of martial arts. The protagonist is a bookkeeper who is experienced in human relations. The small sect he is in is coerced by a large sect to attack the rival sect. After accidentally awakening the golden finger, he uses some calculations to stir up troubles among several sects and accumulate capital. It can be considered that he has paid a heavy price to successfully embark on the path of cultivating immortality. The author is also an old author. His interstellar trilogy seems to have a better reputation than this book. The single author will try it if he has the opportunity. ------ ------ Updated after reading on 2023.6.27 The author's writing style is not very good and it is difficult to give readers a sense of the picture. Maybe this is the narrative style that the author focuses on? The protagonist's behavior is somewhat utilitarian, but he is also willing to be friends with others and can treat them sincerely. The foundation-building period accounts for half of the entire book. Although some parts seem slow in pace, the plot aspect is personally the most exciting part of the book. Not the kind of novice, but also the kind who beat the young and the old until the entire sect is wiped out. What I am not satisfied with is the later stage, which has many shortcomings. On the one hand, the determination of combat power is also a bit vague. The most important thing is the enemy's IQ. Judging from the performance of 99% of the enemies in the book, it is not said that they have reduced their intelligence, but at most they are the average IQ of adults, plus various hot tempers, and they cannot be said to be thin-skinned. Before the Foundation Establishment, I could still accept all these people, but in the later stages, especially when I saw those Mahayana and immortals who had lived for countless thousands of years, they were like this too. Personally, I can only say that it's okay. If you don't have any books to read, you can read them.

90 points Science fiction, cultivation, online IQ, time travel with a reason The characterization of the villains is excellent, and many of the villains in the book have their own goals and stances. Their goals may be opposite to the protagonist's, but they are also great in a way. Therefore, in many cases, the collision of the protagonist's and the villain's positions and thinking brings extremely high points of enjoyment. Volumes 2 and 3 are particularly impressive. Not to mention the second volume, the third volume of the novel, the Blood Demon Chapter, contains big traps and small circles, conspiracies within conspiracies, especially the villain boss hidden behind the scenes. His calmness, cunning, insight into people's hearts, long-term vision, and the revelation of the final plan made me tremble when I first read this. The terrifying and cunning level of this villain is one of the best among all the villains on my book list. Although the middle and later stages of the novel are not as good as the Blood Demon Chapter of Conferred Gods, they are still very exciting. Worth reading and watching. (Part of the plot in the first volume is too dull, so it's not brainless. After all, the author's level is there. If you don't like it, you can read it faster)

83 points Urban, weird, throwback. I never like to read novels with this kind of title, but at that time, there was a shortage of books, and this book happened to be really good. Weird flow, I can't remember the specific plot clearly. I probably solved the "strange things" one by one, completed the tasks, and unlocked the time nodes. Many people think that the protagonist of this type of flashback novel has no sense of crisis and is not happy enough. At least this is not the case in this book. Many of the "cunning" abilities in the book are so weird and dangerous that you can't beat them even if you turn back. The ending is also very good, there is no bad ending, and the rhythm of the whole book is maintained very well. I recommend it.

80 points It's pretty good, relaxed and casual. You can read two chapters every day when you have nothing to do, which will definitely make you feel happy.

85 points Fantasy, IQ online, layout flow I personally like the middle and later stages of this book. The powerful game is different from the ordinary monks' fighting skills. It is more inclined to each other's layout. The successive moves have profound meanings and the vision is more macroscopic. It perfectly fits all my fantasies about senior masters. The setting of the training system is also quite interesting, especially the two realms of Zhenyang and Lianxu, which can be regarded as the ceiling of combat power in fantasy novels. Of course it makes no sense than this. Let's talk about the disadvantages: 1. The protagonist is too calm. I'm not saying that being calm is bad, but the protagonist is like a machine. He can turn a blind eye to any dangers and temptations. If the villain faces the same dangers and temptations, he is often described with words such as "fear" and "greed". Comparing the two, even if he is the protagonist, I feel weird. Even as a time traveler, I have a hard time imagining how to develop this kind of character. The author's other book "Xuanhun Dao Zhang" also has the same problem. 2. In the early stage, a small part of the plot was too white, and some people were advised to quit. But I personally feel I can accept it.

66 points Little white text. The author's writing style is a bit like Tomato, but in my opinion, his ability to weave plots is far inferior to Tomato. Although Tomato is rotten now, if you are bored reading Tomato's book you can still enjoy it, but this author cannot meet this standard. The author's routines are very serious. Not only this book, I also briefly read his "Hongzhu", which used very ancient routines. The hero saves the beauty, gains the favor of the gods, slaps the rich second generation in the face, and then slaps the rich second generation's friends, parents, grandfather, patriarch... If you are new to online reading, you can read it to lay the foundation. But if you have a certain amount of online reading, I wouldn't recommend it.

81 points Xiuxian, Zhutian, Goudao, Shuangwen The protagonist's golden finger can travel to other worlds. As the level increases, more worlds are unlocked. The protagonist improves his realm and strength by transporting resources from other worlds. The protagonist is ruthless and can't give up anything, which can be regarded as a self-interest theory. It's a little white in some places, but overall it's pretty good. It can be used to kill time when you're bored.

77 points Weird and time-traveling with a reason The early stage is 85 points, the middle stage is 70 points, and the end is 65 points. It is too hasty. Some settings have logical flaws, but they barely affect viewing. The protagonist's golden finger is a ship that wanders in the void. He enters the interior of the ship through his sleep. Using a fishing rod on the ship, you can "randomly" fish for techniques, elixirs, materials and other items. There are also many mentors "grandpas" who appear one after another on the ship to answer the protagonist's questions, but these mentors are not very reliable. The character portrayal is still very good, with each "grandpa" with a distinctive personality, some supporting characters with their own characteristics, cute pets, especially Xiao Fu, the portrayal is so good, I really want to have a good meal. Disadvantage 1 is that the routine is quite repetitive, it is always about ascending the realm, asking the old man for exercises and elixirs. Disadvantage 2 is that the plot is a bit weak in the middle period. At least the protagonist has improved. I personally think that I need to write something new and change some other routines. Disadvantage 3: There are a lot of family ethics dramas in the middle and later stages. Some readers may be dissuaded here, haha, but for me it was fine, the logic is reasonable, and the proportion is not large, which does not affect the viewing experience.

89 points For family streams, the current average subscription is 10,000, and it is estimated that the result may be 50,000 in the future. The protagonist travels through time and becomes a precious mirror, which can give ordinary people "spiritual roots" so that ordinary people can practice cultivation. After the Li family picked up the protagonist, they regarded it as a family heirloom. The Li family also transformed from an ordinary family to a cultivating family. The protagonist has never had a face-to-face communication with the Li family from beginning to end. The main perspective of this book has always been on the Li family. What we see is the rise and fall of the Li family, and what we read is the growth, rise and end of the generations of geniuses of the Li family. These geniuses of the Li family are the protagonists in the story. This requires the author to have strong writing skills. The author needs to create characters one after another that readers can remember. They need to have different personalities and have their own characteristics. The author has succeeded in doing this, and every character is worthy of the readers' love.

88 points Fantasy, IQ online, dark flow, big universe Highly recommended, the depictions of humans and monsters are excellent, especially the depiction of monsters, which can give readers a different experience. The protagonist has a super IQ, and most of his opponents have high IQs. Each chapter is basically a calculation between the enemy and ourselves, and in the end the protagonist wins. This does not deny the existence of the protagonist's halo, but the story is exciting enough.

83 points Urban style, contained objects, seals, powers, imagination The protagonist's golden finger is "absolute hit". As long as the protagonist knows the original appearance of the target item, any item "shot" can hit the target. Of course, it doesn't matter whether the defense is broken or not. This skill can be said to have been perfected by the author. I really admire the author's imagination. It can be said that only you can't imagine that it can't be done without the protagonist. In the early stage, it is more urban and pretentious but not brainless. In the middle stage, it is about sealing various imaginative containment objects. In the later stage, the containment objects that have appeared in the book are connected in series, collide with each other, and begin to wrap up all the main and branch lines, paving the way for the foreshadowing. This is the most exciting part of the book. The pace of the whole book is maintained quite well, but the score is a little low, mainly due to some urban plots in the early stages and the author's somewhat verbose description of certain things. But overall it's worth recommending.

98 points Not much to say, the mysterious and eternal God. If you were asked to quit because you couldn't remember a foreign name, don't worry. 1 It's because I couldn't remember the names when I read this book, and I didn't try to remember them. I just wanted to know what the person probably did. When reading about this person later, the author will roughly describe this person's experience based on the situation. So it can be connected quickly. 2. When the author writes about a certain person, he usually adds a prefix in front of his name, such as: Captain Dunn, Blazing Danitz, Magician Fols, etc. So if you have to remember, just remember the prefix. Two points are deducted, 1 point for the Red Priest and 1 point for the Hanged Man. These two volumes are good, but could be better. I hope the author will improve some details when revising the book in the future.

75 points The single owner only watched the early stage. The protagonist has no emotional fluctuations and is in an absolutely calm state. Living in a grammatical world, I gained a naughty and cute girl ghost in the early stage. I actually don't like the fact that there is a Xiao Xun'er-like female character next to the protagonist at the beginning. But I reluctantly accepted it.

85 points. It's neither pretentious nor slap-in-the-face, the logic is basically reasonable, the content is light and interesting, and every chapter can make you laugh out loud.

90 points Lord of Mysteries Part 2. The second volume of Light Chaser is very good.