Recording the Good Books I Have Read and Liked-odette🌸

Cuttlefish's new book is being updated. The second part of Lord of Mysteries needs no elaboration, it has been well received as always.

This collection contains the second book "Happiness Knocks on the Door", with a different era background and similar style and development direction. The style of Xingfu's novel is very involved in history and Confucian culture. As a science worker who doesn't have much exposure to similar topics, it is very difficult to read it. But I was still attracted by the author's story of staying as close to history as possible and recreating the complicated court battles and the protagonist's difficult governance. It makes people feel that compared to those cheating historical time travel stories, it is also a historical time travel story, but it seems so real and rare. Even if you are a time traveler, even if the author gives the protagonist a golden finger (strong memory, etc.), It is still too difficult to change an era. People's hearts are complex, and there is never a shortage of smart people. How can the ancients of the feudal era who stood in the court and the core palace of the country be crushed by modern people at will? The protagonist has to struggle in a cruel struggle to realize his ambition.

Yuan Tong's first book. The protagonist, as an ordinary earthling, joins a super "company" and works for God. Travel through interstellar time and space and witness the struggles and demise of various civilized worlds. Very nice!

Following updates. The story line is not the protagonist's upgrade route, but the protagonist's route to explore the fantasy world. In fact, the protagonist appears to be a boss as soon as he appears. In the deep sea era, humans and humanoids are struggling to survive, civilization is broken, history is shrouded in thick fog, and the end of the world is looming. The story is about following the boss to understand the world and save the world. The writing is beautiful, the world of the novel is grand and full of weirdness and fantasy, and there are basically no flaws. (Except for the author Yuantong's old problem that is difficult to cure and cannot be ignored: the protagonist's team is always adding new girls🙄, and what's even more perverted is that the protagonist basically treats the girls as daughters.)

There are more than one million words in the series, so it should be very early to be finished. I almost finished it in one go. It's really good. This is the second western fantasy book I've read after Mystery because it has a really good reputation. Different from Mystery, this book is written more towards life, not so focused on the weird fantasy world, and the style is not what I thought was a horror style. But the story is very good and very exciting. The character of the protagonist is a handsome young man with a background as a psychiatrist, strong self-control, a (female) person who is loved by everyone, cold yet compassionate, and a secretive, powerful but loving family background. The protagonist's route should be the road to becoming a god, and the story clues should be simple and clear. Of course there are some points that I feel are not good enough. The protagonist's human kindness is more limited to his family, friends and what he can get. There is no sublimation. I feel that the protagonist can actually be raised a little higher. The second is that there is really too much emphasis on the relationship between men and women in the book. In fact, it's not about writing about a harem, nor about emotions. It has no effect on promoting the plot. It's just about making the protagonist lovable by everyone. It's too vulgar. The most important thing is, can it be written a little less? The third point, in fact, the second point also counts, is that there are too many meaningless dialogues and words, or maybe this is because the author's control of the novel is not enough. (The fact that I can write such a long paragraph shows that I only have basic expression skills. I cover my face in shame) Overall, I really enjoyed reading this book. Excluding some of the shortcomings, I think the author can write a god-level online article. But after reading more than one million words, some negative perceptions will continue to amplify. Maybe I won't keep up with daily updates in the future, but I think these more than one million words are still worth adding to my book list.

The first novel I read with a time travel setting of the Yuan Dynasty. The protagonist double-crosses, a policewoman and a fugitive who steals and sells cultural relics. The author is a female and a legal practitioner. The quality of the novel is really good, and the history and war are very well written. There are many stories about the time travellers who founded the country, and this book is not too unconventional, but the details are very complete. Based on the division of labor between the two protagonists, a powerful empire developed during the heyday of the Yuan Dynasty. The time traveler Golden Finger grasped the timing just right and was quite powerful. There are almost no flaws. I have read so many historical time travel books, and this one is really quite good. The author, Wu Lie, has never heard his name before, but it seems that he is no less than a famous historical writer. 🌸🌸🌸

It is a very long historical time travel article, 6 million words long, and I have read more than 3 million words so far! In my opinion, this is the same type of book as Tang Bian. The protagonist brings a lot of knowledge and creativity to change an era, not only national power, but also culture and technology. The protagonist travels to the later years of Renzong in the Northern Song Dynasty, boosting the strength and confidence of the people, fighting against foreign enemies, and vowing to sweep overseas, and also cultivates a group of followers and future heirs of the country. The disadvantage is that it is very long and it costs money! Of course, with such a long length, there must be some water in it. The protagonist cannot resist the temptation to cheat, so the enemy is very cooperative and the protagonist is invincible. Go north to fight against the Liao Dynasty, improve the status of warriors, and make the Song Dynasty no longer weak. These slogans are very loud. Therefore, the characteristics of Shuangwen are very obvious. But for me, this level is actually acceptable. In particular, the writing is quite interesting, and the characters in the story are all very interesting. So except for the fact that the writing is a little watery and the protagonist is a little too invincible, there are no other flaws and they are all within my acceptance range. By the way, this book is serious and very friendly to female readers.

Although I feel that July is getting more and more frivolous, and from time to time I am flirting, talking in a pornographic voice, and retelling old jokes to amuse myself, but in general, July's historical time travel articles are still very serious, and those who like historical time travel articles must not miss it. The officials of Qin are the most amazing, and the palaces of Han are also majestic and majestic, but the quality of this new book is still guaranteed and I highly recommend it. The protagonist travels to the era when Wang Mang usurped the Han Dynasty, pacified the green forest, overthrew the new dynasty, and overthrew the forces of the Han Dynasty one after another, so that Liu Xiu could no longer establish the Eastern Han Dynasty. This is a story about a time traveler seeking a country.

The Mysterious Lord of Squid became a hit, and this book is actually not bad at all. One reason why I like Cuizu is that his books are not consistent routines, with different styles and different ideas. It was only after I reached over 1.6 Million words that I thought of adding it to my book list. Future apocalypse. Humanity has experienced a series of natural and man-made disasters, and the earth has become a wasteland. In order to survive, people either linger on a land full of nuclear pollution, or they stick together under the protection of powerful forces. Technology and culture are declining, and the thirteen evil gods have ruled over all faiths. People often suddenly suffer from unintentional illness and go crazy. People are eager to escape reality and find a new world where Zhi Sui lives. The four-person team the protagonist belongs to belongs to a large underground force. They adventure in the wasteland, looking for the cause of the destruction of the old world and the cause of Wuxin disease, hoping to uncover the mystery of Zhi Sui. The protagonist's ideal is to save the world (he exchanged his mind for superpowers and became a schizophrenic psychopath🤣, one is worth ten). The advancement of the story relies on the exploration of the foursome, expanding the map bit by bit. Very well written. Nuclear pollution has caused distortions, supplies are scarce, power is divided, technological resources left over from the old world, mysterious executive groups, irregular and careless diseases, and several old-world research institutes hidden in the fog that are suspected to be related to the destruction of the old world. As the protagonist's abilities become stronger and stronger, his mental illness becomes more and more serious. Four people with different personalities and experiences continue to gather strength to explore the world. -----------🌸-Complete supplement-🌸---------------- This is the second book that I have been reading intermittently, and I have never thought about giving up. This book is not so intense and full of confrontations and conflicts, nor is it too prominent about the promotion and crushing of the protagonist. This book is essentially a story of the weak versus the strong, an ordinary but great story, a story of salvation and protection. The look and feel of this book is certainly not as captivating as Mystery, and in fact they are not the same type of book. But for me, it has a long finish and is a representative work of the dusty genre that can be remembered.

The story is very cliché, but it is written with sincerity and is very interesting. This is why it is on my reading list. It doesn't just pursue coolness, it doesn't have any flaws, and it's also different from those novice novels that are full of sophistication. It is to make each part better within the old-fashioned framework. For example, there are no idiots pretending to be attributes, no abrupt map changes, group portraits are more objectively described, the protagonist has a golden finger but other abilities are not exaggerated, the world building is not completely copied, the training process is still full of humane touch, there is no harem, and there is no gender extreme. (However, it is recommended to close the comment area. The overall quality is too poor and it is so stupid that it makes people want to explode.)

It is a book with a relatively calm style. As you can tell from the title, it is just about repairing cultural relics and there is no intense plot conflict, but the quality of the book is still very high. The protagonist is a rising star and genius in the field of cultural relic restoration, spanning multiple restoration categories. The main plot is various repair categories, various repair items, and various repair scenes. The protagonist has the ability to see the history of cultural relics, so various historical scenes and stories are interspersed during the period.

Because everyone calls it the Dog Food Master, I fell in love with it, and it really lives up to its name. It's a love secret. The setting of this book is relatively simple, the institutionalized martial arts world and the martial arts world in war-torn areas. The protagonist started his martial arts journey because of chasing girls, and gradually improved his skills through competitions and experiences in war-torn areas.

This book, really, cannot be overstated. So pretty! The first time I watched Western Fantasy, I was conquered as soon as I got into it. I think readers with sophisticated tastes will stay for it, because a truly good book can conquer everyone, and even close to this can conquer most people. (Ahem, I can't help but exaggerate) This is a semi-time travel story, similar to the setting of Qing Yu Nian, but not completely time travel. The protagonist travels to the steampunk era, a fantasy world with a strong horror color. The various upgrade paths are astonishing! The characters have very distinct characteristics and there are many outstanding characters. There are various pitfalls and hidden clues in the book. I just want to thank everyone in the comment area, because they saved my poor memory and brought a lot of joy.

Another historical time travel article in July, the reputation is also quite good. The protagonist traveled back in time to the period of Emperor Zhao of the Han Dynasty and became a young man who was sent to the border guards since he was a child because of a crime committed by his family. Starting from the small Dunhuang Station, he gradually traveled across the Western Regions, defeated the Xiongnu, and became a general with great military exploits. When he succeeds, when the big man no longer needs him, he decisively withdraws from the Central Plains, continues his journey to the west, and explores a new world for the big man! It's simply magnificent and exciting! The protagonist's wife is Princess Wusun, who is capable of fighting on horseback, and her role is not much.

As a historical text, this book is quite excellent. It is not as impetuous as ordinary historical time travel texts. It is quite conscientious for readers who like history. The protagonist's golden finger is particularly good at memorizing and remembering things well. But after reading it, you won't feel that the protagonist is relying on this ability to show off, because he is really studying* seriously, thinking seriously, and truly practicing what it means to be a "Wenkui", what it means to be a master, what it means to be a scholar, and what it means to be a practical official. He worked hard to deal with the Ming Dynasty's court and officialdom, which were corrupt from the roots, to do practical politics and reform academic affairs, hoping to pull Ming Dynasty out of the abyss of its imminent fall. It's inspirational, but also a little helpless, so the later part of the book is quite depressing. Perhaps the author also feels that it is really difficult for a person to do such a thing.

The style of July's historical writing is my favorite, as it has both the weight of history and the exhilaration of time travel. The protagonist traveled through time to the character Hei Fu mentioned in Yunmeng Qin Jian, and then became a Qin official. As an admirer of Qin Shihuang and a defender of Qin's laws, he continued to accumulate merits in the unification and growth of Qin, gained power, and became the right-hand man of Qin Shihuang. There is no harem.

The styles of Cuttlefish's books vary, but the quality is always good. This is an infinite fantasy, interspersed with various myths, fantasy, and magical worlds that we are familiar with, and it is very imaginative. The protagonist travels through various time travels and finally achieves supreme status and strength. The author's writing style is very good. Anyway, it was a pleasure to read this book. As for the heroine, I can sum it up in one word: witch!

It's an interesting time-travel story about the late Han Dynasty, but the person who time-travels is the protagonist's mother, Mrs. Gongsun, a miserable female video writer. Under the influence of Fu, the protagonist cheats all the way, recruits heroes from all walks of life, makes friends with Liu Bei, Cao Cao and other big guys, takes advantage of the separatist situation at the end of the Han Dynasty, and finally conquers the world. If we talk about the heroine, it would be Aunt Gongsun. The women in the protagonist are actually unimportant and have little role. In addition to the rapid development of cheating, the description of the historical background is also very thoughtful. Overall, it is still very interesting.

This book is one of my favorites, and it is also my favorite among Mao Ni's works. The fantasy world written by Mao Ni has a soul. He not only depicts a grand and rigorous fantasy world, but also sets rules for this world. Ye Ye has created one flesh-and-blood character after another, and even the small characters can bring people the ultimate touch. The male protagonist Ning Que traveled through time and became the orphan of the general's mansion whose family was wiped out, and started his difficult and exciting life. Dependent on the picked-up little (tong) ya (yang) servant girl (xi) Sangsang, from wandering to joining the army, then entering the academy and becoming the academy's thirteenth gentleman; from revenge, to saving Sangsang, to becoming the enemy of everyone, to almost losing everything, it can be said that this is probably the most miserable protagonist. But after reading so many novels, the one that left the deepest impression on me has to be Jiang Ye.

A historical time travel article about the late Ming Dynasty. A leader in historical literature about the late Ming Dynasty, it is a very exciting description of the late Ming Dynasty. Although there is no textual research, it should respect the historical facts and not be a casual novice. The male protagonist and his colleague Nan Er traveled to the late Ming Dynasty together, and established their own ruling power with the assistance of Nan Er. There is no cheating, but a passionate entrepreneurial article. The male protagonist will get married, but the female protagonist does not exist at all, and there is no love scene.