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Updates have been discontinued A classic work of sect cultivation Repost other people's comments: People write articles with the word "shuang" highlighted: they fight thousands of miles, win eight hundred battles, and their martial arts skills are respected in the world. Some people write articles with the word "steady" in mind, and it's easy to get things done, and they can see their skill. But this book only contains the word "suffering", which means "suffering" if life is not long enough. The sect withered and suffered. Therefore, the old is gone and it is painful. Red face and white hair, bitter. Surrounded by strong enemies, suffering. Not getting what you want is bitter. There is no way to the road, and it is suffering. Further reading: "Xuanjian Immortal Clan" by Ji Yue people The Hermit Linquan's "The Everlasting Immortality"

The book published on July 2, 2012 has been completed. Traditional martial arts. It tells the story of revenge for a young man whose family was ruined. Write about the world from the perspective of a killer. Advantages: The writing is very good, with frequent golden sentences, the characterization is complete, and many of the characters created are unforgettable. The first volume is step by step, with ups and downs in the plot, and its level is as good as that of Jin Gu. The last volume talks about the martial arts in the Central Plains and the friendship between Jianghu and the world, which is also quite interesting. Disadvantages: The war in the middle volumes is too focused on conspiracy and reversal, which makes people feel tired. Overall evaluation: It is well worth reading. I read the first volume five or six times, and the last volume three or five times. Further reading: "Drawing Out the Demon" by the same author "Tianxingjian" by Yan Leisheng "Heroes" by Sun Xiao Feng Ge's "Classic of Mountains and Seas" trilogy "Kunlun", "Canghai" and "Lingfei Jing"

Completed A classic work of the Grammar genre, it combines the Grammar genre with folklore very well. The protagonist Sun Huowang is indeed mentally ill, and the game of the same name is also very fun. Further reading: "The Mysterious Earth Sea" by the same author The Squid Who Loves Diving "Lord of Mysteries"

The protagonist goes back and forth between the world of immortality and the world of earth every seven days, and stays in each world for seven days. When in one world, time stops relative to the other world. In the earth world, he was a high school student. In the world of cultivating immortals, he was a servant of the local powerful. Later, he came into contact with the Tao of Talisman and found that the Tao of Talisman in the world of cultivating immortals corresponded to the application of topological patterns in modern society. So he found a teacher who taught competitions, and his understanding of the Tao of Talisman improved by leaps and bounds...

The protagonist browses short videos and comes across a self-discipline challenge video posted by an account. After liking it, he starts the self-discipline challenge. Why don't he drink carbonated drinks, not have sex with women, etc. For every day he persists, he will get between 50 and 100 yuan, and the system will also create various events to lure the protagonist to break the challenge. This amount of money is naturally not considered to be a great system. It is mainly about urban life. The author's writing style is better, the rhythm is better, and the protagonist's current character is not bad.

In a Marvel fic, the protagonist travels back to a certain parallel universe and becomes Spider-Man. The villains in this universe are very powerful, but Spider-Man is much weaker than the Spider-Man in the regular universe. However, there is a hook in this world. Every time the protagonist dies, he can play a resurrection match - that is, he goes to a certain universe with other people in the parallel universe to complete a mission. After success, he can be resurrected and receive rewards. The protagonist's trick is that doing good deeds will earn him the number of resurrections. The pace is okay so far.

Similar to the setting of a small world with endless fun, the protagonist plays in the game, and then the game plot is reflected in reality. The background is a world of immortal cultivators, and the protagonist is a low-level demon cultivator. There were a few copies in the middle that were a little slow, but things got better later on. The author's description of the emotions between men and women is a little greasy, but the rest is okay. Are there any other books you would recommend that are similar to the setting of "Small World" and "Infinite Fun"?

The protagonist travels to a person who failed to overcome the tribulation and died. He has to survive the tribulation once every hundred years, and he can ascend after nine times. The protagonist kept healing, practicing, and overcoming tribulations. He survived three thunder tribulations. He felt deeply that it would be difficult to survive the next thunder tribulation, so he gave up practicing and prepared to spend the remaining one hundred years walking around the world. The story of a great man walking through the tribulation period. The writing is good, and the protagonist is fairy-like and chivalrous.

The protagonist traveled to the United States with a panel from the Xianxia game "Shushan OL" and started a life of slaying demons and collecting girls in the Lighthouse Country. The overall plot is relatively simple, but the setting of the game panel about cultivating immortals and slaying demons in foreign countries is still interesting. Do you have any recommendations for other novels with similar settings?