Appreciate Both the Refined and the Popular (Classic Fantasy, History of Cultivation)

Keywords: Ji Cha Ti (everyone knows it), low martial arts, quite strong taste Jicha's new book, after reading it, I gave it to Yangyang. Having said that, I thought the writing was very good, and it had a martial arts feel to it. I could be attracted after reading a few chapters, but after giving it to Yangyang and then falling in love with her, it was too overwhelming, and it turned into a white text... I don't know how to put it, I'm so big The core point of dissatisfaction is that the male protagonist is written to be lustful (a feature of white writing). The male protagonist and Cui Yuanyang give each other up too quickly. Miss Cui Yuanyang, it's okay that you have laid the groundwork for so much, but you are attracted to her just because she is beautiful and cute? Okay, it's okay to be heartbroken, but don't fall in love directly. Let's go through the process of confirming your heartbeat. I really feel that Jicha's writing about feelings is a ghost. I don't feel that the problem is well written here, but the description of being jealous of Brother Cui and Yue is completely unnecessary. The main reason is that Jicha is a bit divided. On the one hand, he just says he is grateful and appreciative to Yue, and on the other hand, he writes this kind of description. Doesn't it become a picture of someone else's body? I don't object to you writing about a courtship, but don't write it like you just accept it because it looks good. I know Jicha may not mean this. Take Cui Yuanyang as an example. The author uses a long paragraph to describe the two people getting along and how cute Yuan Yang is. Naturally, he wants to show the process of the two people getting along and becoming more affectionate. Cui's writing is fine, but the protagonist is not written out. Although it is described in large strokes, it gives me the feeling that Cui is cute and beautiful. It is undeniable that Jicha's writing style has always been very good, with dialogues, settings and plots. This kind of author will have an audience in any era, especially since he writes a genre that is loved by most male compatriots. He is also the River Crab Emperor. Will make up for it later.

Keywords: refreshing article, practice, becoming stronger step by step (I don't know if this counts as farming), classic, one of Tomato's famous works. Suitable people: In fact, it is suitable for people who are slightly new to the book. They are readers who read less and are not very strict. However, such readers generally will not read the book list. This is really a paradox. I read Star Change in middle school or high school, and I still remember a lot of the little details to this day (it may not be correct because of the passage of time). It was probably the first or second book about Hongmeng that I read. I remember that at that time, I wrote about the three realms of humans, immortals, and gods ascending layer by layer. It felt very long, right? Today I saw that Goodfellas only has 2.9 Million words. It seems that the pace is really not slow. To be honest, Tomato really feels like writing a book like this in which the protagonist ascends step by step. If you haven't read many similar books, you will really feel very happy. At that time, Swallowing the Starry Sky was the earth, then the solar system, then the galaxy, then the universe. I forgot whether there was a similar setting in The Wilderness, but that book was also very enjoyable to read. Writers like Tomato, although there is no guarantee that every one of his books will be a masterpiece, but as a platinum master, you can see the plot elements that most of these novels have. In other words, it is suitable for people who are the originators of this type. In other words, it is suitable for learning to write similar books, haha, or for people who have read few similar books on cultivation. It is very good. But it is a pity that old writers have their own old books and are reluctant to seek new ones. Like Tang San Tudou, no matter how bad his writing is, there will always be a group of new readers to follow him. In the eyes of these new readers, even if they read less books, they will actually find them good-looking. People have this in common.

Keywords: Sequel to the Mecha Trilogy? Cool article, mecha, universe, skeletons are back to make money, I don't recommend it, I recommend the author's previous books Suitable for the crowd: Old-fashioned novels generally have a strong flavor. Those who have never read it can give it a try? Forget it, why don't you read this book. I read 70 chapters and couldn't stick to it. It's too simplistic and cliche. I can accept the simplistic writing. After all, I don't want to use my brain sometimes, but don't go too far😓. In fact, I used to really like his interstellar novels, Armament Storm, Star Wars Storm, and Fighting Frenzy (I ran out to write League of Legends because I ran out of money, so it was unfinished). I haven't read Mobile. I have read the first three books. I'll just recommend Star Wars. The routines are basically the same. Just read one book. The Skeleton Book's large-scale setting and cool points are worth learning*. They are basically cool articles that have all the elements. It is probably the kind that can be read all night by relatively white readers. Readers with high requirements can be more cautious. I don't want to be criticized haha, but I think this cosmic mecha style may be comparable to Devouring the Starry Sky, but the style is different. The protagonist of Devouring will not be invincible all the time, and the overall rhythm is quite comfortable. Finally, although I don't recommend it, I will give a brief review of this book. The routines have not changed and I have copied myself. There is no new idea, and I don't know whether it is intentional or the level has declined. The battle of this mecha is too perfunctory, the writing is childish, and the writing power has seriously declined. The game mechanism feels like it has been integrated into LOL, including some logical points similar to the gap between the passerby king and the profession in League of Legends. However, the author did not write this point well, so it seems very intellectual. And about the emotional drama, holy shit, it's so stupid. I think that after the book review function is opened, it will be used to facilitate the author to better accept readers' opinions and improve it. Unfortunately, some platinums are really stubborn and stupid. It's 2022 and they still write that the male protagonist falls in love at first sight and becomes a bitch? Especially in this kind of article, poison, poison, poison, skeleton, do you know how many 2022 readers will run away immediately after seeing this? You have to keep up with the times, and you also need to be skillful in licking. In this regard, I really recommend reading books that sell newspapers. Skull also said that he has watched more than ten idol dramas. Damn, I have never seen many idol dramas in recent years where the male protagonist is like this towards the female protagonist. I am convinced.

Keywords: Sword Cultivator, rebirth on the spot, excellent writing, dialogue and scene description, and top-notch characterization of the characters with distinct features and no weakness. Suitable for the crowd: Not suitable for people who don't want to use their brains when reading novels (not in a derogatory sense, I myself sometimes don't want to use my brain, it just depends on my mood) If you like Mao Ni's writing style, you will naturally like Mao Ni's book. In fact, there is no need to recommend it. I actually think this book is average. I don't like it that much. The reason I recommend here is mainly based on the principle of recommending several books by one author. I have read both Zetian Ji and Jiang Ye, and they are all very good. Mao Ni is also one of my favorite authors. The writing style is a bit literary, but this book is a bit gay. Mao Ni likes to include a little personal stuff in his books. He wants to write deeply, make readers think, and convey some insights about life's realm and experience. This is a good thing and a bad thing. The good thing is that it does show the tension of literary works in some aspects, including some truths and attitudes towards life, some of the world's hot and cold conditions, and the differences between mortals and immortals. The bad thing is that your theory may not be correct. Naturally there will be readers who don't like it and leave. The so-called political discord is nothing more than that. The advantages of this book are also mentioned in the key words above, which are also the advantages shared by Mao Ni's works. The disadvantages are: it likes to lay out foreshadowings (some foreshadowings are pretty good, here I only criticize some unnecessary ones). For example, the protagonist says that it is him, but does not tell you. This kind of once or twice is okay, but the first half of this book is too much. More than once, I saw readers in the comment area saying that they were dizzy and could not understand. I think this kind of foreshadowing technique is quite low. Conan's final reveal of the mystery involves a process of association and evidence-finding. The master may really be able to come up with his own techniques, but Mao Ni's writing method is purely because the author doesn't say it himself, and this writing method is too much in the first trial reading part, which greatly affects the reading experience. The second shortcoming: the story is average and the world view is average. Before the ascension, there were basically a few major sects, and the main story is not cliche, but it is definitely not well-conceived. Moreover, the plot is actually average in continuity and bland. I probably saw Liu Ci's sword, but I really have no expectations for the next plot. In the follow-up plot, my goal is to ascend to kill the senior brother. I wonder what will happen if I kill the senior brother, and what will happen if I ascend? The third shortcoming is actually related to the second point. The writing method is invincible writing, but it does not bring the refreshing feeling of invincible writing. Here I review my thoughts on "You Invite the Young Master" (I wrote a book recommendation below). The protagonist of this article starts out as the top genius in the world. He is reborn as an ascended boss. He uses the strongest sword in the world as his body and is a master of calculation and strategy. He is basically invincible. What is the burning point that readers pursue when reading invincible articles? You are invincible and you still practice a lot, so the core is usually to pretend to be a pig, eat a tiger, and slap someone in the face, right? Of course there are some in this book, but not many, and the presentation is average, so I was attracted by his various advantages and read 400,500 chapters, and then what? It's getting duller and duller, and the emotional ups and downs of the novel's plot are going downwards, so naturally I can't hold on to it.

Keywords: The originator of the family clan, the god of multiple heroines, the final work, an eternal classic, Wenzhao Gong should also be the originator. The servant's words are incomplete for reasons well known to everyone, so... I won't be allowed to pass the trial. This book is especially suitable for younger readers who have not had much contact with online literature. It is invincible and you will not regret it, especially those who have never read similar articles. It is the god of multi-female protagonists. You can learn a lot of writing methods. Basically, it has all the elements of a good article.

Keywords: TOP historical performance of Qidian (all subscriptions are too exaggerated, I don't know how many times I have ranked first in monthly tickets), Xiaolangjun's heroine art, and the writing style is humorous and sophisticated. What can I say about this book? Its performance is a bit like a product of the times. Of course it has many advantages, but if you ask me to pick out one of the most outstanding ones, I never thought that his great reputation might make many readers have too high expectations for him. So I am helpless at this point because I have been pursuing it from a relatively early stage. At that time, the performance was not as exaggerated as the average subscription of over 100,000 in the later period (it seems to be 200,000 now). Readers who have read it will have their own opinions. Let me talk about a few pros and cons here. 1. The writing style is humorous, it is really written in a way that makes you laugh just by reading it. 2. I don't know whether it's an advantage or a disadvantage to have more female protagonists. There are many pure lovebirds in this era, and I sometimes do the same. And I personally don't like to write so many female protagonists. Not to mention that the female protagonists are easy to stereotype. Even if you write all the female protagonists for each female protagonist, it is impossible to say that the emotional drama is good with multiple female protagonists. So this may vary from person to person, but the heroine's character setting is still different. 3.... Shit, I can't think of it. I really don't know what flaws this book has and what its particularly good advantages are😰, but from my personal point of view, it's quite good. After all, I stayed up late to read it and subscribed. The plot is in a better category, but it's not god-like enough, so it's still excellent overall.

Keywords: Chen Dong's masterpiece, a must-see classic, the ruthless emperor is invincible! Kowloon Pulls the Coffin, the writing style is humorous. By the way, Chen Dong is one of the first writers to write about the grand mystery genre, right (not the Lord of Mysteries, hahaha)? It is also a genre to lay out a big picture for you right at the beginning, dig a lot of pits, place the reader in the background of a grand conspiracy, and trick you into killing you (laughing to death). I don't know about his habit of making outlines and whether all the holes have been filled in. In short, he's done a pretty good job. Chen Dong's writing style is generally humorous. Each work basically guarantees a comedian. This work is probably Duan De and Black Dog. As long as it does not involve emotional drama, Chen Dong's characters are all quite interesting. Liu Shen in Perfect, ruthless Wu Shi in Covering the Sky. As for emotions, the main reason is that he does not want to explicitly write more female protagonists, otherwise he feels that he can better satisfy the psychology of a group of readers. As for shortcomings... Maybe the single style of writing counts? Then the emotional scenes were lousy, and the character settings, except for the main characters, basically had the same description of those geniuses who were waiting to be beaten. There was no way this was the fun part of the early years, and I kept using it if I had good grades. In fact, I prefer Zhetian Perfect, but Zhetian is also a classic, and I won't recommend Shengxu... Shui's death. Anyone who reads fantasy novels can give it a try. Even if you don't read it, you can listen to other people's plot analysis.

Keywords: Must-read classics about cultivating immortals, Killing People and Letting Go through the Rain, tens of thousands of people admire Han Tianzun, representative of upgraded literature, a real sense of immersion, the animation is very successful, maintaining quality and is expected to become a part of cultural output😤 I think it can be read by anyone of any age who likes the story of cultivating immortals and upgrading. It is really very classic, and many of the settings are also the originator. Mortal is the first online novel I read seriously. I was in junior high school around 2010. I compiled an mp3 with a txt martial arts novel in it. I flipped through a few pages and it was so good. Then I went to a mobile phone store and asked the boss to download it for me. The boss packed me a bunch of txt resources. I found Mortal among thousands of bushes. I guess this is fate. According to my current reading rhythm, the experience of Mortal's early Qixuanmen is a persuasion. I was rejected (I don't know the follow-up development), why did I write so many mortal scenes, Xian Ni's kind of directly cultivating immortals is more in line with my beauty, but I was young at the time, and I watched everything with relish. I still remember my excitement when the plot cut to Tainan Xiaohui. I was only in the first grade of junior high school at the time, but I stayed up until more than 2 o'clock in the morning. I couldn't stop at all. A corner of the world of cultivating immortals slowly unfolded to me. This is actually a characteristic of mortals, the sense of expansion of the map. Advantages: (1) The map is closely connected with the plot. The map slowly unfolds with the plot, allowing readers to slowly come into contact with a corner of the world of immortality, giving people a sense of yearning. I think mortals have done this very well. Qixuanmen - Six sects of the seven sects of the Yue Kingdom - Chaos Xinghai - began to show the entire Tiannan - Mulan Jin Dynasty - the spiritual world. The same is true for some novels in the same period. The fight goes from one corner to Zhongzhou. As the protagonist becomes stronger, the map is slowly changed, and the star transformation is also upgraded along the way. Some people may say, isn't this very common in today's novels? Yes, but they are the originators, and maybe they have some personal emotions in it. I think they really did a better job in unfolding the map than most of the current imitations. Of course, map expansion is generally written in an upgrade style, mainly because it is the core selling point of the novel. Zhu Xian is not the same genre. A Qingyun Sect from beginning to end is still a hit. (2) The plots in the general direction are closely connected and interlocking, which can be said to be a model of upgrade literature, and some character mechanism settings are also the originator. Let's not talk about whether the Sky Bottle is something from the fairy world when Wangyu made the outline, but some other small foreshadowings are always well received. For example, the Qingyuan Sword Art is also continued in the spiritual world. There are many small foreshadowings. In terms of setting, the function of the little green bottle is also the originator, as well as the cautious character of the protagonist. Han Li is the earliest Goudao. Some current books directly amplify this point and create a style of writing. There are many advantages, but these are the two core points. For example, although it is a debut novel, the writing is proficient. I don't think it is necessary to mention it again. As for the shortcomings, emmm, the Fairyland chapter is averagely written, and some of the plots are lengthy and repetitive. I don't know what the purpose is. This is why I said above that the general direction of the plot is fine, but when it comes to the details, it's a lot of nonsense. In summary, it is a must-read classic about cultivating immortals. You have to see what the peak was like back then, right? After all, it has its own characteristics, otherwise it would not be possible to become a god.

Keywords: Steady flow, background of ancient gods, humorous writing style, huge world view, little junior sister. This book is probably one of the top 2 best-performing books of the year. It is often ranked first. It is one of the representative works of steady flow. It has a good background setting, humorous writing style, and elegant word choice. In fact, it has no shortcomings except that I don't like this type of novel. By the way, the earliest Honghuangliu I read was "Buddha is the Tao." It was then that I discovered that novels can be written like this. The debate about interpretation is so interesting. If you haven't read similar novels, you can read it and try it out? Maybe you will like this kind of article. Yanda has also put a lot of effort into the information, and it is partly a science popularization. This seems to be the first moral novel I have read. Pretending to be a pig and eating a tiger is an eternal pleasure, haha.

Keywords: representative work of I Eat Tomatoes, representative work of universe and interstellar literature, classic Suitable for: Same as Perfect World, if you want to read online articles, you must have read Tomato's books. Among them, the ones about Coiling Dragon are a little too early, and the slightly more mid-line ones are Devouring and Star Transformation. Tomato is not the first to write about the interstellar universe, but in terms of the completion and achievements of this article at that time, it is worthy of the title of top. I remember that it was also a frequent visitor to the first place in monthly votes. From the earth to the solar system to the galaxy and then to the universe, it is a very classic step-by-step outward. I think the world view is very good and has never collapsed. I still remember the design of the virtual universe system of the human race. You must know that I read this book in junior high school. I am now a graduate student. It is a really cool and exciting upgrade novel. The same is true for the Skeleton Elf fighting trilogy.

Keywords: Chendong's classics must-read, invincible writing, Emperor Huangtian's arbitrary decision for eternity Suitable people: I feel that readers who read fantasy and mythological novels, whether they like it or not, should read the perfect world. Why? Because Chen Dong is really a style and a representative. Even if he is left behind by the times and his talent may be exhausted, you should have read his books before reading online articles. My first recommendation is Perfect World. His is a true invincible article. Shi Hao has never lost in his life. Take a look at how the older generation of great masters write invincible articles. If you don't like it, you can also learn *learn* But judging from my current level of pickiness, Chen Dong's writing skills are really hard to describe.

Keywords: passing time, invincibility, cultivating immortals, refreshing articles, running accounts. It's not too silly, but it's also very descriptive; there aren't many battle scenes, but it's really fun to watch. There was a period in the first half of 22 that I read this book every day before going to bed. After reading it for 20 minutes, I felt sleepy, and then fell asleep. To be honest, it has a hypnotic effect, hahaha. I won't give it too high a rating, because some parts are toxic, but if you like this kind of bookish style, you can read it.

Keywords: Son-in-law type of writing style, the writing style is very good, the romance style is fantasy, I don't know if she is a female writer (it seems not from the comments), it is actually quite poisonous Suitable for the crowd: Just... I still have to read some readers who don't have high requirements. White is really not a derogatory term, and I jumped on it repeatedly. And be warned in advance, the male protagonist is a bit diaosi at the beginning of this article (it improves in the middle, but the previous writing is really diaosi), and... This is a romance and the pace is slow, so everyone can't bear to write it off directly After reading about 400 chapters, I felt that it was a bit boring, and I probably won't read it anymore. The plot is cliche and the writing is repetitive, but the writing is not that bad. Advantages: The writing style is very good, but of course there will be flaws, but that is a problem of setting and writing. At least the author's writing style makes me feel comfortable. With this style, I feel that the writing style is a plus in any story. Then, I have a little suggestion, just my personal opinion. In fact, it is better not to edit some relatively low-level love stories or pornographic jokes. Secondly, some of the dialogues are a little immature and I think they could be written better. Then the mind-reading setting is a bit unreadable, and it has always been a little abrupt and deliberate. Furthermore, although I like the author's writing style, there are too many repetitive sentences, which could be more sophisticated. For example, Xia Chan always describes that one paragraph, and the words of praise from Wenzi Gong are always those few paragraphs. Another advantage is the portrayal of female characters, which can actually be seen from the likes on the character cards. But it depends on people. Some people like green tea, some people like to be aloof, some people like people who are weak but passionate about feelings. Some people think the writing is really hypocritical... Now for the shortcomings. First of all, the setting is not good, just this kind of son-in-law, and then the wife is awesome and then a sister-in-law is added. I remember that there was a book called "The Young Master's Show" recently, so I don't care which one was written first, anyway, it was stitched together by others. This doesn't matter. I think as long as you don't set the background of the story for the purpose of becoming a god, you can accomplish anything with this style of writing. But the author couldn't help but write the male protagonist as a diaosi, it's already 2022! You said that even if you lick on the outside, you still want to lick on the inside? This book should be about a man. After all, he is the male protagonist. What reader wants to be a bitch in the book? Do you believe that if you leave a top servant today without changing anything, his grades will be compromised? Lin Wanrong is so sexy that he can't walk when he sees a woman. This was the way he wrote it in the past. Times are progressing, and the readership is changing! You see, there are many people pursuing cool novels without female protagonists. In contrast, Banana's son-in-law was handled very well. At least in the eyes of readers, Ning Yi did not lick Su Tan'er at all, and licking later does not count as hehe. Then the worldview is not shown at the beginning. I don't know if it is the author's habit. I think the writing system must be larger to attract readers. Whether it is bad or not is another matter. At least the front part must be written well. But overall, I can keep reading (my tolerance is okay, because the writing style is my point), but I know that many readers are very poisoned. Regardless of whether the reality is that they are really so stupid that they lick fairies when they see them. This kind of writing in this book will really lose a large number of fans.

Keywords: Old-fashioned novels with good results, son-in-law + fantasy, good writing skills, good background structure, very few characters are clever, Suitable for the audience: The theme of a son-in-law should be about being slapped in the face along the way, but readers of this book feel that the protagonist is always being suppressed, so this book is actually not suitable for this group of readers, who are looking for the ultimate refreshing novel. However, the text of this article is actually not suitable for people who read at a glance and turn pages crazily (unfortunately, I am like this). Every time I read quickly, I have to go back and read more and read some comments. I imitated the style of Dream of Red Mansions. I read Dream of Red Mansions when I was a child. I didn't have a deep impression. I just felt that the literary foundation of this book was very good, so I need a patient book friend. After reading 100 chapters, many of the settings are very similar to those of my wife. Judging from the time it was released, I should have borrowed from the former. This is not to criticize, but my personal opinion is that this book will be more comfortable for me than that one. I don't know how many female protagonists there will be in the end of this book, but at least it is not like the ultimate zhongma of Something is wrong, and this book has very few plots. The plot of the book is too awkward. If it weren't for Xia Chan, I would really... Then some of the background of the story is very similar to Jiang Ye, the master, the library, and then there are some shadows of Yang Shen, and the writing style is that of Red Mansion... Anyway, the old suture is strange, but not obtrusive. I read that the first order of this book exceeded 10,000. With such an achievement on such an old subject, you can take it for yourself and see if it is really special. I like it. Of course, some of the comments are really stupid, and the author has no choice but to argue with them.