Bookworm Book List That Has Been Checked in for More Than 2,300 Consecutive Days

[Ancient Book Luoyang Shovel] 14 young novels, telling the leisurely life of a Chinese Taoist priest after his rebirth in Japan. You might like: 1. Pure Japanese light novel writing method, which is different from the experience of most online novels; 2. The content contains a lot of descriptions of daily life, which is more casual than traditional cities and is suitable for slow-paced readers; 3. The writing is excellent, the rhythm is smooth, and it was a pioneer at the time; 4. Two heroines. You might not like: 1. The background setting is confusing, with traditional mythology and prehistoric systems mixed together; 2. The character design is relatively template.

Traveling to the Warhammer 40K universe, becoming a comrade of Mortarion, the original body of the Fourteenth Legion in the 30K era, joining the Legion and saving the Legion along the way. You might like: 1. The author's writing style is quite good, even readers who have never been exposed to Warhammer can accept this article (but it is still recommended to at least reach the level of Yunhammer) 2. The writing style is relatively relaxed. While retaining the basic core of the Warhammer world, it prevents readers from being dissuaded on the spot by the tone of Warhammer's world full of despair, war, and death. 3. The author has handled the setting very well, preventing readers from being upset while keeping the protagonist from being torn to pieces by the four hawkers on the spot; other characters also have official novels as a basis. 4. No heroine 5. If you like Warhammer, Warhammer 40K, the Human Empire, Space Marines, and Death Guard, please read directly. You might not like: 1. There may be an official backstab situation 2. There is almost no threshold for reading itself, but if you want to understand the plot and fun of it, you need to be at least Yunzhui level. 3. The author himself is not an in-depth player. Even with the help of big guys, there is no guarantee that some minor problems will not occur. 4. No heroine 5. After all, it is a story about pursuing hope in the most desperate world, leading to the unknown.

It is a pure and refreshing story about a low-level traveler who travels through a low-level immortal cultivator, knowing that he cannot progress to the world to enjoy, but awakens the cheat when he is having fun, and counterattacks all the way. You might like: 1. Purely refreshing article, why bother reading with your brain when you are so tired in reality? Don't worry about settings and logic, just follow the protagonist's perspective and enjoy it. 2. There are many female protagonists, only some of whom are completely devoted. 3. The protagonist is an ordinary person, a villain, and he has a sense of empathy. He feels like he is the kind of thing ordinary people like us can do after traveling through time... 4. It should belong to the category of good texts among the many cool articles. You might not like: 1. Classical underworld cultivating immortality, pretending to be X, beating faces and monsters, upgrading. It sounds good and is called retro, but not good is called bad writing. 2. The protagonist is said to be very stubborn and wants to slowly upgrade through cheats, but in reality he runs wherever there is danger. 3. In terms of emotions, they are relatively flat.

A story about a middle-aged man who travels through a parallel world and decides to experience another life without having to worry about food and clothing, so he joins the army and devotes himself to the cause of national defense. (Systematic) You might like: 1. The ultra-detailed description of military life exceeds most of the so-called "military articles" that mainly focus on pretentiousness. The joys, sorrows, joys, and various aspects of life. The association that came to mind when I read this article was "Soldier Assault". 2. An experienced author with excellent writing skills and a relatively guaranteed completion of the book. 3. The system has minimal impact and does not affect the reading experience. 4. Zhang Shuo commented on many retired comrades, and I personally summed up the feedback as "real". You might not like: 1. The pace is slow. The author says that there are about 200 chapters in the Recruit Company. 2. Influenced by previous writing experience, the name is quite discouraging. Brothers who are attracted by the name should consider it carefully. It feels good but not pure. 3. The author is not prepared to follow the standard path of special forces. He is cautiously optimistic about the duality of gods and ghosts.

The former cult leader who is black on the outside and white on the inside travels to a parallel world with a head full of occult books. He discovers that although spiritual energy has been revived in this world, spiritual energy is not practiced. People fight with inheritable powers called "rituals" and "spells". The theme is to integrate, become stronger, and reveal the secrets of the world. You might like: 1. The world view is fascinating, the background setting is detailed, and it leaves huge foreshadowings that are valuable to explore. 2. The details of the ability design and secret techniques are very well-proven. I read comments that the author has a professional background. I cannot verify it, but judging from the detailed description, he is indeed a professional. 3. The plot is compact, the sentences are concise, and the character's IQ is very online. You might not like: 1. It requires a certain level of reading comprehension (it's not good for a single protagonist), it contains foreshadowing, and some plots need to be watched repeatedly to understand (a reminder that the author's description itself is okay), which means "unpleasant" to some people. 2. The worldview is very profound but the number of words is small, which makes the book have the "dual nature of gods and ghosts" in the long run, which is a bit worrying. 3. The author is actually quite busy with work, and short-term updates are unstable. (Otherwise I would have added the book list long ago) PS: The single chapter is extremely long, I don't know whether it's a good thing or not.

With the card drawing system, he traveled through time and became the second son of a small nobleman in a fantasy version of medieval Europe. He gained wealth by participating in the Crusades, recruited followers, and then fought for hegemony in Europe. You might like: 1. The author's writing is excellent, and the main plot has been temporarily locked into the epic movie "Kingdom of Heaven". At least until the end of the Battle of Jerusalem, the quality of the plot is greatly guaranteed. 2. The background setting is excellent. The author has at least checked the information and has some research on the historical background. In terms of the fantasy background, it can also be seen that the author's identity is relatively complicated (manual comedy) and there are many shadows. I am very much looking forward to what kind of world view can be mixed together. 3. The free chapters are extremely long, which is obviously not a good thing for the author, but the readers are very happy. You might not like: 1. Obtaining the name is a bit discouraging for newcomers, and the setting of time-travel card drawing itself is relatively old-fashioned. 2. The author is very particular about the names of characters and places, but if you are a fan of Western fantasy, this is not a good thing and may confuse you. 3. Bringing modern values ​​​​to the 12th century will definitely arouse the resentment of some readers who like to "kill decisively", but you can't think about the Crusades...

A story about traveling to an ancient world with magic and struggling to survive. However, every magic here has a price. The humans here are imprisoned on isolated islands by all kinds of weird things, waiting to be harvested. You might like: 1. The background setting is very grand. As the map unfolds step by step, various forces appear, including but not limited to ghost controllers (mysterious resurrection), parasitic cultivators, extraterrestrial demons, etc... 2. It has a "gram" flavor. The larger the map, the more forces you come into contact with, the stronger the feeling of despair, and the greater the atmosphere of survival in the cracks. 3. Goldfinger is very powerful at the cost of lifespan saving. Goldfinger being too strong may be a shortcoming in other books, but in this book this kind of joy in despair is very useful. 4. The writing is good and has broad prospects. 5. No heroine. PS: Including a mysterious resurrection just means that the force's spells are very similar to 👻, and there is no malicious intent. You might not like: 1. There are many kinds of extraordinary abilities, but they are too complicated. Although the author consciously integrates them, the current progress is only from double digits to single digits. 2. Although it is one of the few books that does not dislike the increasing size of the map, the requirements for large scenes and writing power will increase exponentially as the power grows, which is worrying. 3. No heroine.

It is an urban supernatural and unlimited flow work with the purpose of overcoming the 6th mass extinction of species and a battle royale game for all living things on earth. You might like: 1. The setting is relatively novel, and most of the skills (powers) selected are based on the abilities of various creatures in the real world. The evolutionary path of hundreds of millions of years is the best material library. 2. The protagonist's IQ is online most of the time (physics is online) 3. Based on the background settings, non-human players can write many kinds of outstanding characters, which I look forward to very much. 4. The game is positioned as a battle royale rather than infinite flow or Zhutian flow, because the game goal is very pure, there are no tasks, no plot, only survival. You might not like: 1. The protagonist group is not a very cold type. Their way of getting along is very life-like, maybe even too life-like, which may relieve the tension. 2. The goal of the game is pure, some people may think that there is a lack of variety. 3. Two heroines.

Written before recommending the book: To be honest, I don't even know why I added this book. I haven't finished reading the free chapters yet. The advantages are all forced together, and the shortcomings can be listed casually. The number of simulator articles can easily make people think that it is produced by a studio. I can't tell what attracted me... But, it's weird. I obviously quit. It's so weird. Take another look... The protagonist who travels to a fantasy world finally activates the golden finger after gaining territory in middle age and develops the story of his family. You might like: 1. It is rare to see a fantasy family among a large number of immortal cultivating families. 2. There is no internal friction among family members (currently) You might not like: 1. The background of the world is very ancient. It is difficult to see such a simple background if you don't go back ten years. 2. The storyline is very ordinary, even dull, just what treasures were obtained and what enemies were defeated... 3. The protagonist's wife has long since died in the background.

An old-school martial arts masterpiece that was delayed by its name. Relying on the superior martial arts rewarded by the system, the story of a down-and-out escort master who was involved in major martial arts events during the process of escorting escorts. You might like: 1. This work is a shot in the arm for the martial arts division that is only one step away from being merged into the fantasy area. Although the writing is not as good as Mr. Buji, the taste of Jin Guliang has come out, and it is suitable for readers who like traditional martial arts. 2. The system participation is low. It only gives an introduction before the event starts, and gives a reward after the event is over. It can be directly replaced with falling off the cliff and learning the Beiming Magic Skill. 3. The protagonist's IQ is online. 4. The free chapter is long enough. You might not like: 1. The extremely eccentric title of the work directly dissuades 50% of the readers, and most of the remaining readers who come here for mindless and exciting articles probably don't like it very much either. 2. I don't know if it's because of the lack of writing skills. The numerous elements of wits and wits in the article made me confused several times, and I didn't feel like I was suddenly enlightened when the answer was revealed. 3. The protagonist's choice of martial arts is quite separate from his personality. The first impression given by Dragon Elephant Prajna, Seven Injury Fist, and Thirteen Deadly Swords is that he is reckless and cool (this is mainly my personal opinion and does not represent other people's opinions).

It is an urban, extreme, and entertainment novel about a general office secretary in the new century who travels back to the 1980s as a young and Dangerous boy in Hong Kong. He makes full use of various resources around him to fight against the Royal Police Force, hostile associations, and capital from various countries while gaining profits and transforming into a righteous path. You might like: 1. A veteran author of the Hong Kong comprehensive genre, his standards are very guaranteed. 2. Although it is not a variety movie novel that the author became famous for, it incorporates a lot of Hong Kong film elements. The most important thing is that the integration is very smooth and not obtrusive, and it is full of Hong Kong style. You might not like: 1. The writing uses a lot of Cantonese expressions. Although the flavor is stronger, it seriously affects the reading experience for most readers. 2. The author's previous two novels ended hastily due to force majeure. After all, this book comes from a society and still needs to consider 404 factors.

It is a reverse heaven-like work that takes the "Homeworld" mothership to travel through the Star Wars world to farm and compete for hegemony. You might like: 1. Mr. Mirror's traditional art skills and a huge background setting. In addition to Star Wars itself, there are also rare reverse heavens. Characters in various cultural works "travel" as unfrozen colonists. 2. The background world is dug deeper, and Star Wars fans should be more interested. 3. Most of the characters have online IQs and have independent behavioral logic that is consistent with their original works. 4. It can be regarded as having no heroine. You might not like: 1. Compared with the first two books, the author's writing skills have indeed improved, but it has not improved to the point where he can fully control the super group drama + super large space war in this book. Therefore, the author has relatively reduced the war scenes and favored political struggles. 2. The background setting of Mr. Mirror's traditional arts is too large, which puts readers who have no understanding of the works involved at a disadvantage. 3. It can be regarded as having no heroine.

On the eve of the revival of spiritual energy, a teacher was selected to open a Xiuxian University with a profound heritage but now empty. In the early stage, it was a teacher's college farming stream, and in the later stage, it was a student urban group drama. You might like: 1. The author's writing level has improved rapidly. From the beginning, it seems that the next chapter will be poisoned to death. As he writes, he finds just the right blank space, and the multi-line narrative without confusion has filled the latest chapter. 2. A group drama with excellent character description, clear growth process, coherent and intertwined plots. You might not like: 1. Before enjoying the literary feast, you need to endure a long period of routines and poisonous points. 2. Due to the restrictions of the rules, all the official plots in the article are very awkward in their performance. 3. Since it is not a purely scientific pursuit of immortality, don't force yourself into natural science. The book has been completed due to force majeure.

A story about a person on Earth traveling to a parallel world with a technological level approximately equal to that of the early 20th century (this world possesses extraordinary powers derived from our country's classical works), becoming the second generation of a first-rate family in a first-rate country to make a fortune in another country, and embarking on an extraordinary path. You might like: 1. A very excellent background setting, the essence of humanities and social sciences condensed in the history of five thousand years of civilization, using Chinese characters as the carrier to represent the extraordinary and reappearing the world. You only need to decipher the content to become extraordinary. 2. The ability design is eye-catching and the content is relatively smooth. 3. The villain's IQ is online. 4. Big bosses appear in the comment area, and you can learn knowledge by reading online articles. You might not like: 1. (The fatal flaw is highlighted) The names, genres, realms, and derivatives of abilities all use the naming method based on the heavenly stems, earthly branches, and Tai Sui chronology, and there is no detailed explanation in the opening chapter! ! ! 2. From time to time there will be bugs based on basic common sense, such as a long-time friend and the ambassador of a country forgetting the protagonist's family and not recognizing the senior commander of his own armed forces... 3. Decent teammates can use their wisdom individually.

The story is about the soul of a living person with special experiences traveling through the apocalypse with a special background, fighting monsters in an underground prison world, upgrading and breaking out of the prison. The background setting is very good, but in essence it is a game alien story that has stripped away the outer skin but retained the core. You might like: 1. The sense of setting, awakening talents (expertise) and alchemy equipment (equipment) constitute the core power system, which is refreshing and quickly accepted by readers who have read too many system articles. 2. The plot has strong control and the main plot is clear. At least so far, all the branch plots are serving the main plot. 3. It's fun, you can gain a lot from upgrading, you have a strong sense of gain, and you can kill decisively. You might not like: 1. It's exciting but not completely satisfying. It still feels depressing when combined with the overall background. It depends on whether the connection during the map transition can be written well. If it can, it will suddenly become enlightened, but if not, it will suddenly turn into a spiral. 2. The connection between the golden finger and the branch plot is not close enough, and some analysis is missing, which makes people feel that upgrading depends on luck rather than strength.

After integrating with the computer, you can travel through the ancient supernatural world where martial arts and magic existed. By continuously deepening the integration with the computer, you can increase your own strength while exploring the truth of the world. You might like: 1. A very unique world view setting, with ghosts represented by ancient officials, the Yin and Yang Division of the imperial court, and the mysterious Yunshang Kingdom. All forces are intertwined, hostile to each other and exploiting each other. 2. A very unique power system. Martial arts can extend lifespan, with a fixed upper limit, and can be used against people; spells can reduce lifespan, but the upper and lower limits are unpredictable, and both humans and ghosts will be injured. The two systems can check and balance each other, but they also give the author unlimited room for development. 3. No heroine. You might not like: 1. Although it belongs to the supernatural category, the oppressive power of ghosts is not enough, and the main battle comes from humans. In fact, it can be classified as fantasy. 2. It's a pseudo-system text, and it's not easy to find a position. Those who like the system won't see a lot of data stacking here, and those who don't like the system will feel like someone is BBing the protagonist when he fights. 3. No heroine.

[Ancient Book Luoyang Shovel] A 10-year time-travel historical novel in which a modern man who knows light kung fu travels through the period of Emperor Taizong of the Tang Dynasty, becomes Du Ruhui's son, and reaches the peak of his life. You might like: 1. The top-notch face-slapping articles from ten years ago have distinctive characteristics of the times. Marry a princess and become your consort, promote technological progress, conquer the north and south, and transform ancient dynasties from a modern perspective. In short, do whatever you like. 2. Multiple female protagonists. You might not like: 1. This is a historical novel, not a historical novel. All textual critics should choose to read it as appropriate (you may be offended). 2. Multiple female protagonists.

A story about traveling through a parallel world where Pokémon exists and growing into a top trainer under the encouragement of a friend who got the standard protagonist template of the PM series. Goldfinger is the candy system in Pokémon Let's Go. It was originally a simplified mechanism in the game to shorten the training time and attract new players. It became a buff machine for adding attributes during battles. You might like: 1. The ultra-detailed description of daily life is the best among PM articles on the entire Internet in terms of the interaction between humans and elves. Each elf in the protagonist team has a distinct personality and independent personality, and there are even short stories written specifically for the elf... Many heroines in novels do not receive this treatment. 2. This book is an excellent book among PM articles that combines PM game battles and animation battles, and can express the specific process in words. Almost every battle is a small climax (although you may need to understand the basics of some game battles). 3. This book is full of warm and harmonious atmosphere. The various places in the Xia are united as one, the armed forces represented by the mythical beasts and the king of heaven each perform their duties, and teenagers can pursue all kinds of dreams freely... In short, it is a very peaceful book. You might not like: 1. The author seems to have spent all his writing power on interaction and battle, which makes interaction and battle reach the absolute top level. At the same time, all other items including writing, plot arrangement, and supporting character (human) characterization can only just reach or even fall below the standard line. 2. The warm atmosphere is too strong, and even if the author deliberately adds exciting and exciting plots, readers will not be able to get nervous. 3. Every battle has a small climax, but there is almost no big climax in the plot. 4. I'm quite procrastinating, and I'm still in school with a million words.

Traveling through the Marvel Cinematic Universe (slightly modified version), as a young generation of the Boston Consortium, they rely on the future technology obtained by traveling through various movie and game worlds to create a giant enterprise called Atlas, with the goal of destroying Thanos and leading mankind into the universe. You might like: 1. The protagonist has a good setting and fully satisfies all the imagination of most ordinary people about a wealthy prodigal and a technological pioneer. The most important thing is that it is very enjoyable to watch. 2. The world selection is also good. There are well-used worlds like Transformers and Wonder Woman, as well as more "unpopular" times like COD, Titanfall, and Halo. 3. Multiple female protagonists. You might not like: 1. Pure cool writing, neither reasonable nor science fiction. 2. Marvel and World Travel, to be honest, the routines are a bit old. 3. Multiple female protagonists. 4. (This is not a shortcoming, but it is unpleasant to complain about.) The protagonist is set to be a psyker in the Warhammer 40K world. However, as a Warhammer novice who has never played Warhammer but has learned a little about it in various online articles, I really don't know who the protagonist is, an Astropath? Navigator? Never heard that you can travel through time? Can see the star torch but can't attract the devil, the four vendors don't want to lose face?

Modern people travel through the Western background world of the Enlightenment period and are retired soldiers from a small country. They rely on the knowledge of magical civilization based on weakened Netheril that appears in their dreams every night to rebuild magical civilization in a low-magic world where the original transcendent only has a physical strengthening route called knights (approximately equivalent to a super weakened version of Dou Qi). You might like: 1. Old-school western fantasy + magic farming, new wine in old bottles, novel themes 2. Although the main character cannot be written with the feeling of planning and then acting, at least he does not have the halo of intelligence; the writing style can only be considered average, but at least it can be written fluently. 3. There are a lot of foreshadowings buried in the background settings, each of which has great potential, it just depends on the author's performance. You might not like: 1. The opening chapter is too long and not friendly to new readers. 2. The excessive pursuit of rationality (which should have been a huge advantage) actually limits the author's imagination and gives people the illusion that the amount of magic is very small, which is contrary to the setting of a super-civilized knowledge inheritor. (Personal opinion only: The author is too obsessed with creating things out of thin air. If he is willing to use casting materials or similar settings, he will relax a lot of restrictions) 3. During the normal writing process, the author has constant episodes of chuunibyou, and there will be inexplicable future enjoyment and emotional catharsis. Updates have been stopped.