Recommend a Complete Book That a 14-year-old Bookworm Likes, and Write Down Some Thoughts after Reading It

The actual classification of novels of the riding and slashing genre should be considered as farming novels. It uses the background of the prophecy of war group mod Pander and tells a story about Western fantasy and lords. After reading the whole novel, I may think that the author's writing style is not very good, and some of the things other than the protagonist are interspersed with are a bit stiff. Apart from these two points, it is a fascinating novel that tells a very good story. It is the best one I have ever read in the horse-and-blade category (of course, I have not read too many horse-and-blade novels myself. I read them all on the site. There are sometimes fan fiction recommendations on the Chinese knight-and-blade website. If you are interested, you can check it out. This novel can also be considered excellent in the Western Fantasy category.) In short, readers who like Western fantasy can give it a try, and knight-and-blade players, especially those who have played Pandor's Prophecy, must read it, as it can bring back memories of your past.

Emmmm, it is also one of the best historical articles I have ever read. I feel like I am talking nonsense. The excellence of these historical novels I have read recently does not require my evaluation at all. While reading this novel, I had some thoughts that I had never had before: If I were to do it, would I do it better than him? This is also the most attractive part of this novel. Although the protagonist travels back to the Song Dynasty and becomes Zhao Gou, he will also be confused, afraid, separated from this era, at a loss, dependent on others, growing, and re-understanding the world. He will want to compare his achievements with Yue Fei, and he will think about the common people. It is precisely because of these that he will complete the Song Dynasty in the end, achieve the achievements of Song Shizu, and lead a new era.

It is one of the best historical novels I have ever read. The biggest gain after reading the whole book is that I learned a lot more words... Of course, in addition to this, the plot of the novel is also very exciting. It mainly tells the story of the protagonist who travels back to the Qin State, step by step, to save the Qin State, create a peaceful and prosperous era of Liuhe, and nine states. It guides the progress of the civilization of the Xia with the vision and vision of modern people. Readers who are not familiar with pre-Qin history need not worry. The author has described the deeds of real-life characters. Even if the author has not written them, there are supplements in this chapter. In short, it is highly recommended. In my mind, it can be compared with Xiao Ge Lao (Xiao Ge Lao is also one of the best historical texts I have ever read, but I didn't add it to my reading list after reading it. After a long time, I forgot everything I wanted to say, so I simply didn't add it)

Excellent works of the Yuju style. I have read very few Yuju novels and have finished them all. This one is the only one among them. But in fact, I didn't want to read it in the end. I just finished it because I wanted to see the ending when I was almost finished. The reason why I put him on the book list is mainly because the plot in the early and middle stages is quite exciting. What made me want to read the most was the part about the evolution of pet beasts. It was very attractive, so I finally put him in. After all, this book has relatively good results. Speaking of the later part, most fantasy novels just end with the survival of the universe, and the process is to upgrade and change the map. This is roughly the same. Of course, this is not to say that this kind of novel is bad, but it lacks some new ideas and there are no surprises. Generally speaking, it is quite good. Interested readers can read it.

After reading Sword of the Dawn, I immediately read Anomaly. I really like Yuan Tong's style, which is relaxed and freehand, but the story has ups and downs. Although I think this book is not as good as Sword of the Dawn overall, it does not prevent it from being a rare and good book in my heart. The unusual angle is set very high, not just on a planet, but beyond time and space, observing the world from an astronomical scale. The setting is both extremely logical and unprecedentedly imaginative. It is really one of the best science fiction novels I have ever read.

A Conan fanfic, in my opinion, is a masterpiece among fanfics (I have only read two Conan fanfics, one of which was the best book at the time, but I still feel it is not as good as this one). It mainly tells the story of the elite cadres of the black organization, the savior of the Metropolitan Police Department, the management officer of the forensics department, The magician of death, the savior of Detective Conan, the mentor of the beautiful forensic doctor Maori Ran, the old enemy of the prince Kyogoku, the arrester of Kaitou Kidd and the real son of Miyano Shiho - Lin Shinichi, the story of using science to fight against Ke Xue in the world of Conan (the protagonist has not watched Conan before time travel) Haha, I feel that the paragraph I wrote is quite in line with the style of this book. The main elements are probably gathered together, and there are some others that would be too long to write. In short, this is a book that focuses on daily life. The author's writing style is great, and it is more relaxed and funny. It is so funny that it can make people laugh like a pig in the middle of the night and then be beaten by their mother. The logic of this book is also very smooth, turning the unscientific world of Conan into science, and finally follows the main line to save the black organization (mistake). Although sometimes it's a little stiff when connecting one accidental moment to another (the author also said that when he was writing, he got so excited that he couldn't hold it back), but overall it seems to be harmless, and the flaws do not hide the good points. (In addition, if you are into this trap, I suggest you read more of this chapter. There are so many talented people here, they talk funny, and they are all masters of jokes)

This is the first time I have read a big-eyed book (I actually recommended Xiling and Anomaly to me before, and I have to say that Big Data understands me, but the titles and introductions of these two books did not attract me at the time). After reading the previous book, I read the book review of Sword of the Dawn while looking for a book. Attracted by an excellent review, I finally entered its world. This book mainly tells the story of Gawain traveling through a different world and leading the people to continue to struggle and move forward. Yes, the main line of the story is so simple, but I particularly want to emphasize my two words, one is people and the other is forward. Originally I wanted to use the word people, but people is more suitable for it. Sword of the Dawn is more like a hymn to the working people. As for moving forward, I originally wanted to use the word "survival" because the main story is about struggling to survive under various disasters. But looking at the whole story, the people of the Loren continent have never been bound by survival. What they yearn for has always been a higher-level pursuit than survival. They want to rescue other people who are bound and explore the unknown starry sky. When looking at the sea of ​​stars, how many people can put it back on the narrow land. Sword of the Dawn is more like a group portrait novel. It does not focus on describing one or a few people, but shows the influence of the protagonist group on the world through the description of several different classes. I often see people in the book review section saying that the story is strong but the character description is weak. I don't think so. Everything Gawain and the protagonists do is for the survival and advancement of civilization, so the characters will eventually fall back into the crowd and into the story. It is the epic changes in the entire story that can lead to a more profound portrayal of the characters. I started reading online novels in junior high school. What attracted me at that time was the characters, the sense of satisfaction, the pretentiousness and slaps in the face, and the pleasure of grudges. Later, when I grew older, what attracted me was the story, the plot, the ups and downs, and the changing circumstances. And Sword of Dawn opened a new door for me, which is the core of the book, which touched me. Looking back after finishing the book, I seem to see another China developing and growing there. It is taking our path. The hardships along the way are very similar to what we have gone through. It is implementing our beliefs. The continuous progress along the way is very similar to what we insist on. Seeing it is like looking at a mirror. In the mirror, not only the ups and downs of the past are reflected, but also the scenery ahead is reflected. To borrow a book review from the big guy who attracted me, "This is a good book that can only be produced by modern China. It is a condensation and portrayal of our history and practice. The so-called Chinese stories and cultural output do not lie in those forms, but such a core of empathy for Chinese people." After reading this book, I read this book review again, and I was deeply moved again. It is not only a microcosm of our past, but also a romantic fantasy story of contemporary Chinese people.

Discuss with Infinite Goddess These two are the best Infinite novels I have ever read. Player Fierce mainly focuses on improving and constantly evolving to become stronger. Infinite Throne focuses on exploration, not only improving oneself, but also exploring the infinite world. Infinite Flow has always had an important problem, which is where the infinite world comes from. The Infinite Goddess explains it in the plot, and reveals the truth of the entire world step by step, with a complete closed loop in logic. The player's ferocity is not explained, but after defeating the last enemy, the curtain opens and the endless journey into the universe begins. Personally, I prefer players to be more aggressive, because I think the best explanation for Infinite Flow is not to explain it. What I like to see is the battle of wits and courage among the characters within the framework given by the copy. The characters become more and more powerful. If you explain it, you will inevitably jump out of this framework and enter a higher-dimensional world. The higher the dimensional level, the harder it is to write. Infinite Goddess perfectly solves this problem. It not only connects each world together, but also reveals a part of the world view in each world, and when the whole world is finally presented, it gives people a very amazing feeling. But there is still the same problem. If we jump out of the infinite framework and move to high dimensions, the last part will be all in this high-dimensional world, which cannot reflect the characteristics of infinity. All in all, both books are very good unlimited works and worth reading. (Finally, I would like to recommend that the players are fierce and have all kinds of jokes and activities, which often make me laugh out loud in the middle of the night)

Discuss with players fiercely

It is said to be a horse-and-killer, but it is actually a Western fantasy. The author's writing style is really good, and there are endless jokes and jokes. The plot is also relaxed, coherent and natural. Looking at the protagonist, I feel like Li Yunlong is no longer in charge. It is really great. In my mind, it can be compared with the works of some platinum authors and even great gods. But it is a pity that the author of this book did not stick to it until the end. Yes, it was a eunuch. Looking at the comments section and this chapter, it seems that it was because of the bq problem. Well, it is really a pity that a book that could have been a god has ended hastily. I feel sorry for the author.

Overall, it seems to be really excellent and worthy of its ranking. The writing is very smooth, both the world view and the characters are well established. The two female protagonists will not make people feel awkward. The steady flow seems to be particularly popular recently. I don't know whether it is because of the senior brother, but it seems to be the best one so far. Personally, I think the writing of "Feng Shen" is indeed a bit compact. As a reader, I actually want to see the various aspects of "Feng Shen", but after reading it, I found that this is actually the best description of "Feng Shen". It is really interesting. The ending was unexpected and still being cleaned up. The poisonous junior sister and young junior uncle were a bit heartbreaking, but this was also the best outcome. I originally thought that the core of the routine was stability, but in the end I acted recklessly for the sake of those close to me. Unexpectedly, the Wen Zi Jing was really run through the whole text, which made people extremely comfortable. I highly recommend it!