Worth Seeing

It is a horror novel with elements of ghosts and ghosts. The main character has a righteous outlook on life, a pure warrior, does not have a harem, and behaves in a very humane way. Seeing that the protagonist does not feel too oppressive in the infinite flow world, the joy of this book is not the excitement between life and death, but more of a travel nature, but the author has a good sense of rhythm. Because I don't like watching horror movies, every script is a novel experience for me. Currently, the author** has been updating steadily, with a large volume, and has been fully ordered and completed.

The protagonist has been upgraded to the first echelon of cultivation at the beginning of the story, and is relatively weak and invincible. The story will have some interludes from time to time, telling the protagonist's previous stories, which can also be regarded as small foreshadowings. The author Big D's writing style is good, the writing rhythm is also very compact, and the characters have many stitching elements, but the update frequency is not stable.

From what I can see from the mobile recommendation page of the work, the storyline and the author's writing are very good. Although the daily plot is dull, it feels very fulfilling, and the noble spirit of Confucius is also well portrayed. At the end of each chapter, the author said that "Jai Yu's Diary" is very good, and it feels like the "Old Yan Book" at the end of each chapter when I first read "The Overthrow of Han".

I have recently read several Hong Kong novels in which the protagonist is a prison guard, and this is the one I am currently reading. It has just been put on the shelves now. If you are interested, you can support it. The author ** had two updates a day before it was put on the shelves. It was very stable. As the name suggests, it was updated three times a day to ensure full control. The writing is very smooth, with a small scene in basically three chapters and a famous scene in five chapters, with a strong sense of rhythm. This article is a relatively weak system for novice plug-ins. The development of the plot mainly depends on the general trend of the times and the author's connection with the plots and characters of many classic Hong Kong films. The author blurred the plot time of many movies in order to construct the Hong Kong variety world as written in the title of the book. It can only be said that it is quite difficult. The author must be confident in his own writing skills and has already completed the book.

The theme of this book is just like the title, exploring the weird cultivation of immortality. The author does a good job of rendering the suspenseful and weird atmosphere, which is very attractive to watch. At first, I thought the setting was similar to the one I watched before, "The Days of Being a Spiritual Mentor in American Comics", with two worlds traveling through each other, but later I discovered that mental patients are just happier. Of course, it is not ruled out that it will be reversed in the future. The author has extensive coverage of folklore and has a sense of curiosity. Congratulations on finishing Spreading Flowers, all have been ordered.

I watched it when I was in college, but I stopped watching the pirated version halfway through, so I never thought of recommending it before. The author has built an original world of high-level martial arts, and the writing is smooth throughout. Although the routines are a bit old-fashioned, they are large in amount and full in scope. It is a good and enjoyable article. Now that you have finished the book, you can feel free to give it a try and get a ticket to prove it.

I am in a magic sect and my heart is on the right path. This is the routine. The writing is quite cheerful and smooth.

It was recommended in the Qidian Daily Guide. I was a little put off when I saw Zhutian in the title at first, but after I clicked in and read the introduction, I became very interested. This is an original novel about the world of unlimited flow. The protagonist is a Chinese martial arts idiot. Book lovers who are interested in "Starting from Gu Huoniao" and "Starting from Jinmen No. 1" Should also be very interested. Finally, I hope the author, Big D, will work hard and not follow in the footsteps of those two Gugu. I am now reading and supporting it.

A friend recommended it to me after seeing it online. I looked at it and found that I couldn't open the author details in the starting point. I checked and found out that this big guy was once the screenwriter of Taiwan's Pili Puppet Show and is still the screenwriter director of Jinguang Puppet Show. At the end of the first chapter, the author also wrote about his original intention of writing a martial arts novel. This is a martial arts novel with a very strong and pure martial arts flavor. It can only be said that it is indeed famous and worthy of the name. It is fully certified by the post.

I saw a friend's recommendation in the video of Mr. Banfo's review of the new Batman at Station B. It is said that a great god opened a new vest to blow up fish ponds. It seems that the writing is indeed very solid and the story is very rich. Although the content refers to the comprehensive American comic background, that is, Marvel and DC, the author cleverly separates the DC and Marvel universes through design, allowing the protagonist to start his journey in two different American comic worlds at the same time. The advantage of writing this way is that it can vividly reflect the respective styles of the two American comic worlds, rather than a rigid mixture. At least in my opinion, the author has done a lot of research on the characters in the two comic worlds and has a relatively deep understanding, and he has written them as proof. Currently in the process of ordering, because I was lucky enough to be selected as a fan in a joint posting event, so I have to be like a fan.

What you see on the mobile recommendation on the home page of Qidian is a comprehensive world of martial arts, including various martial arts elements such as Jin, Gu, Wen, Liang, and Huang. It is one of the few novels I have read where the early entry point is the plot of Gu Long's martial arts novel. The author set up the system in the early stage, but then scrapped it after giving the protagonist a novice gift pack. This setting is more clever. There are no rigid system tasks to promote the plot, and it also gives the protagonist a little golden finger to help. Friends who are not interested in the system article should not abandon the book when they read the early stage, and set up a post as proof to fully subscribe.

Recently, I happened to learn about the parasitic immortality setting of Teacher Sun Zha. I like this setting very much, so I searched for three or four novels on the starting point that draw on the parasitic immortality setting. According to the setting itself, the protagonists can be generally divided into the following categories: 1. Righteous cultivators who use certain golden fingers to fight internal parasites and practice at the risk of being discovered; 2. Evil cultivators who discover the truth about parasites and confront the parasite race head-on; 3. On the human side, technologically oriented fallen immortals are extraterrestrial demons who fight to take back the planet. Because of the setting itself, the tone is basically heavy. But the author's writing style in this book is witty, and the protagonist is also a relatively "cheesy" character. Therefore, I was very happy while reading it and am currently reading it.

The main content of this book, as the title says, has three elements: "God", "Cunning" and "Ming Dynasty". The background of the story is a series of strange stories that happened in a world where some people believe in gods and have changed the Ming Dynasty. The author is very particular about the different aspects of Taoist gods and ghosts, and I always have an unclear feeling when reading it. The author has already written two complete novels, so the plot rhythm and the insertion of allusions in this book are very neat and smooth, showing good writing skills. Perhaps the highlight of this book is that the author says a lot of naughty things through the mouth of the protagonist, which may make some readers feel uncomfortable. In the comment area, I have also seen some readers who have read the author's previous works complain that the style is too out-of-the-box. But I like it very much, these slutty words make me feel very happy. However, the style of the book changed drastically in the later period, turning into some kind of indescribable stream-of-consciousness writing method. I still don't understand the last dozens of chapters, but I wish you all the best and have them all ordered.

This book has been sitting on my bookshelf for a long time, and I only read it again because of yesterday's limited-edition promotion. The setting of this book uses Cthulhu and the Foundation, adapting the stories that appear in the original work and integrating them into the plot of the novel. The author should have done enough homework or has done a lot of research on Cthulhu and the Foundation, because the stories appear and connect very naturally in the plot. This stitching style is very comfortable for a fake fan like me who only likes the setting of Cthulhu and the Foundation but has no interest in reading the original work. Of course, it may be difficult for those who really love Cthulhu and the Foundation to accept it. In addition, the reason why I stopped reading after watching some before is because the author connected some stories in the plot, and these stories are often very exciting. After all, they come from the mature Cthulhu and Foundation culture, and the daily plot between these stories is sometimes handled by the author a little too flatly. But I have to say that I read about half of it during this limited exemption. I was very interested in the development of the plot after that. After the limited exemption ended, I have fully booked the replacement tickets. The full order has been completed. Congratulations.

I am currently reading this novel about the Three Kingdoms. From the title and introduction, I should be able to tell that the protagonist is biased towards Uncle Liu Huang. To me, the author's writing skills are very deep and the reading is very charming. The timeline starts from the period of Emperor Ling of the Han Dynasty. The plot is very solid. It is a relatively realistic historical text. Because in my opinion, fictional historical novels can have their own cool points: the protagonist climbs the technology tree, strengthens agriculture and military strength, and then wipes out everything with an advantage far beyond the times; or the protagonist, as a later generation, takes advantage of his familiarity with later generations of knowledge and historical scripts, wanders among the celebrities of the era, and single-handedly changes the trend of the times, which is almost equivalent to a science and a liberal arts. I prefer the latter, but of course a good fictional historical text author can do both without being obtrusive, such as "Zi Zhi Tian Xia". The protagonist of this book does not have a character who is familiar with historical knowledge, nor does he have the scientific and technological knowledge of the entire system. The protagonist himself does not have the conditions to create exciting points, and can only be promoted through the plot, and I think this is a test of the author's writing skills. Fully ordered, finished with flowers.

I learned about it from the book club of "Starting with the Cuckoo Bird". The author is also a book friend. He wrote the article because the cuckoo bird was too angry. However, the recent update is not very impressive (funny). If you are interested in the original infinite flow world, you can give it a try. It seems that some elements of this book may have a sense of familiarity with film and television dramas, but the author's innovation in the plot is definitely possible, and it has been automatically ordered.

I came across it accidentally in the recommendation, and I was shocked when I read it. The author's writing style is very good, the plot is also very smooth, the characters are very distinct, and the subject matter is a fairy tale about fighting for power. It is a pity that for the sake of the quality of the article, the author updates it monthly. In fact, a book like this is not suitable for publishing online. It is said that the author wrote the previous book for ten years. In short, this is also a work that outlives the author. The post is here to prove it.

The first complete collection of Chinese Liaozhai stories I read was because I originally came across this author because of "Mysterious Resurrection", but after reading it, I fell in love with this one first. The positioning of the protagonist is the same as the title. It is the destiny of a saint. I like the character's debauched behavior and lofty ideals. The story is also very smooth. From the early stage, there should be more female protagonists. The subsidy will be used as proof to make up for the votes.

Recently I read a novel about Hong Kong written by Wang Zijun. It is an entertainment novel that travels back to the golden age of Hong Kong with a good rhythm and plot. The author has always done a good job with the background work, the writing style is also very solid, and the matching of classic movies and actors is very clever. But the protagonist of this book has been a scumbag in his two lives, so the protagonist in the book has many female friends. I originally thought "The Rise of the Literary Heroes of the Republic of China" was more bohemian, but I didn't expect that the author had already restrained himself a lot at that time 😂. So if you can accept this setting, I think this is indeed a Hong Kong entertainment novel worth reading.

It's been a long time since we've seen each other. Why has the author changed his name and the encyclopedia hasn't been updated? We still count them as two people. The author's original name should be Xiao Serang. If the author's avatar hadn't been changed, and there was also a title of Xiao Serang's Light that could be searched, I probably wouldn't have been able to find it. When I was in junior high school, I saw the author's "The Most Time Travel" in the library. The original title of the online novel should be "The Young Master of Flower City". It was the first urban time travel novel I read. From the title of the book, you can tell that it is an urban YY novel. The most impressive setting is that the protagonist travels to a parallel world, where his father has changed from a factory worker to an army lieutenant general, and he has also become a rich and handsome man. Then my first thought at that time was whether the original rich and handsome man in this world had become the child of an ordinary worker in the protagonist's original world. After a family change, I felt sorry for the rich and handsome man. That was also the first time I came into contact with the concept of parallel universes. Perhaps because of the childhood filter, I am still deeply impressed by this book. I have also heard of this book by the author. I hope that the author will get better and better, and I will post it as proof.