They Are All Novels Worth Reading (Currently Being Serialized, Recommended by a 20-year-old Bookworm)

The author used to write about entertainment, White Thirteen, but now he has changed his account to write about fantasy. I was not optimistic at first, and I didn't read it for a long time. Recently, I couldn't help but click on it. I found that the writing was surprisingly good. (The plots become more similar from the middle to the later stages, and the reading lacks freshness. If you watch it for a long time, you will easily lose the desire to follow it.)

I think it's a pity that this book started out really well, but it didn't make it to the shelves and I couldn't read it anymore. But this is what I picked out as a bookworm. Generally, people who are not very picky can read it. Let me tell you what I think of this book. The setting is quite novel. The idea is really good. I was really surprised at first, but as the plot develops, I feel that it is getting worse and worse. First of all, the plot is cliché, which is a fantasy entertainment article about talent shows, but others are singing. , You created your own martial arts, and even the various events in the draft process were all entertainment stories. The plot of the draft was changed and directly applied in this book. The problem is that the selected plots are still old-fashioned plots of big companies suppressing newcomers with shady hidden rules. It feels like it is dragging down such a good idea, and It's just that the protagonist creates martial arts too frequently, which makes the martial arts that should be amazing appear ordinary because there are too many of the same level, which reduces the fun point. To be honest, when I first saw the first martial arts created by the protagonist, the magic line changes, I felt that it was quite immersive and interesting, but Later on, I felt like I had no feeling at all. You have to know that martial arts are different from songs. Songs can be sung constantly, but martial arts need to be practiced after they are created before they can be used. The creation of martial arts is so simple in this book, which actually lowers the expectations a lot.

The story is about the growth and competition of a sect of immortals. The plot is good but the writing is bland. The protagonist gradually grows from the leader of a small sect to a giant in the world of immortality. It is different from ordinary fairy novels. It feels more similar to the history of the underworld organization's struggle for hegemony. This setting is also quite interesting. However, the author's description of the fighting scenes is quite average, and it mainly relies on the plot to attract people.

The food and family model in the fairy tale novels is one of the rare novels in Qidian Xianxia novels that has not collapsed in the later stages. In the family fairy tale novels, I was pursuing the Immortal Path Changqing and Han's Immortal Path before, but those two became a mess in the later stages of writing, and I couldn't stand it anymore. On the contrary, this book Zhudao may not be so amazing in the early stages, but it can keep people chasing.

This is a recently completed historical novel. I personally think it is very well written. The protagonist in the author's works really represents that era, and the characters in it are all flesh and blood. To be honest, now that I have heard too many words praising Cao Cao, it is quite interesting to see a character who has truly been brought into that era to explain why Liu Bei was so supported by the middle and lower classes at that time.

Among the Xianxia series, it is worth watching. It follows the family line and is a nine-level Zhongzheng system in the Immortal Dynasty era. The description of the battle scenes is relatively good. Of course, the tastes of fairy tales are very mixed nowadays and may not be to everyone's taste. Personally, it's pretty good!

The subject matter is relatively novel, but you have to skip the early poisonous points and continue reading. The subsequent plot development setting is not very reasonable. There is actually a certain risk when choosing comics to copy for this kind of book. I temporarily stopped reading after the author selected several comics that I didn't like to remake.

I got into this book accidentally. Just by looking at the name, you can tell that it is a Hong Kong entertainment genre. The current performance is not very good, and the data is not impressive, but I can definitely read it. I have only read a third of it. There are not many poisonous points in it. The writing is more immersive. The description of that era is more realistic. The single heroine Zhou Huimin , sister-brother romance, but I think the heroine is confirmed too early, which has a big impact on the plot expectations of the book. Everything else is pretty good. I recommend that those who are interested in Hong Kong entertainment genres read it. Of course, if you are looking forward to Alexandre Dumas' novel, there is no need. Although this book also has some romantic affairs, the male protagonist is still relatively serious about relationships. There is a bit too much water injected in the later stage, and because the heroine was confirmed too early, the plot's appeal began to fade, but the middle and early stages are still okay.

It is clear to everyone that I do not recommend this book to be worth reading, but I seriously suspect that the author is deliberately cheating on the votes. It currently ranks first in the monthly ticket list for new books. However, I have read a few chapters and found a lot of bad points. The writing style is also very average. The story logic is confusing, the plot is old-fashioned, and the narrative is inconsistent. When I first entered the forum, there were a lot of complaints. I also posted a post to ask if anyone can explain this book. It was well written, but it was deleted not long after. By the way, the number of likes before it was deleted was nearly 100. After that, I couldn't help but post again and said that my post was deleted. As a result, I was permanently banned. Looking at the discussion forum again, it was so harmonious. They all said good things. I just want to say about this book, is it interesting to get grades by brushing up? If you can't write well, you won't be popular.

This is the only book that I know how powerful water is but I can't help but follow it. The title of the book shows that there are a bunch of cuties in the book. The author is not a man of the world. He just relies on the number of water words in the book because the cuties in the book are too lovable. However, it is still very effective. However, it is indeed comfortable to read and often makes people smile.