Collect Some Novels That I Like to Read

The novel about exotic beasts is somewhat biased towards the behind-the-scenes. The Black Dragon, which was born in the early days of the world, has promoted the development of various civilizations over a large time span in order to cope with the wars among the worlds, and draw inspiration from them to create and grow. This is my first time reading a novel about strange beasts, but I think it's pretty good. It captures the characteristics of giant dragons, and the people and events in the rise and fall of civilization are also well written, without any lag.

Lao Sui is weird, troubled times, warriors, extra points, immortality, ghost realm... But the writing is not bad, the cool points are basically written, and his own system has been developed. There are some minor glitches but they are not brainless. If it does not collapse later, it is a victory. Also, "daily" is a bit too much... Emm...

Xian Xia. I like this kind of book that lays out the world view in a broad and open manner. Although it tests the author's skills, this book seems to be very good so far. From the vast world, the complicated planes to the detailed system settings, the characters are also vividly depicted, and the words and sentences are very fairy-like. Many calculations, survival in the face of death, killing all without peace, the plot is full of ups and downs and fascinating.

Western fantasy + some restraints. The protagonist travels to a game world designed by himself, but the time is a hundred years ago in the background. Countries, ethnic groups, steam and magic, beliefs, old gods and dark abyss... Starting from the prelude of Salem City, witness and participate in the wave of world change. The author's writing style is still good. The paragraph descriptions and appropriate metaphors are very visual. The setting is also good. Corresponding to the writing style, the protagonist's personality is relatively calm and calm. However, I feel that the pace is a bit slow, and it takes a long time to write a million words. . Also, the main plot of the game that the protagonist is familiar with is set two hundred years later, and I don't know if it will be continued. I am quite looking forward to the current progress of the plot. It has probably reached a critical node, so I will give it a try...

The protagonist who traveled through time inherited the power of fate and weaved the fate of others or himself by applying the fates of various story characters in his memory, embarking on a long and fantastic journey. It feels pretty good. It's my favorite writing style. It's relaxed and comfortable to read. I hope the author can grasp the plot behind it.

It has a relaxed style and an endless stream of cool operations. It has a great imagination and can control the plot very well. There are a few books where the main character is non-stop but still very enjoyable to read. To be honest, when I saw the title of the book and the name of the protagonist, I rejected it, but the worlds and artists were really good-looking, so I clicked on it again, and the fireworks were indeed the same. The worldview is in the same vein as the previous two books. There are various aspects of power. Combat does not rely much on the realm, but more on the use of skill effects. There are also sources of happiness such as dragons, fairies, and sacred systems that make people's eyes dark... The enemies are still powerful, but there is less of a sense of oppression and more of a sense of joy of "full of martial virtues." Very nice!

Xianxia, ​​but the background of the story is after the spiritual energy has declined and the immortal has disappeared, and the combat power setting is currently low. The novel mainly tells the story of the protagonist traveling through troubled times, only to find that mysteries are shrouded in the past and present, and he explores the secrets of the world as he grows up step by step. It's a bit slow to pick up. In the first few dozen chapters, the author mainly lays out foreshadowing and foreshadowing, and then slowly unfolds the worldview from the perspective of the protagonist. The protagonist is brave and resourceful, the characterization is smart but not rigid, and the descriptions are vivid and detailed. There are not so many exciting points, but there is a wonderful plot tension. The overall feeling is not bad.

In the Western Fantasy Lord story, the male protagonist traveled through time and became a small lord. Goldfinger can judge the favorability of others by the color of the halo behind their heads. There is also a reborn female protagonist. The author's writing is good, and the narrative rhythm is steady and slow, but the more you read, the better it becomes.

This is a story that took place at the end of the last century, where boys and girls rely on each other and move toward happiness. Compared to supernatural, I think this book is more like a supernatural book, but there is only one real main line from beginning to end: the emotional line of the three people of Sun, Moon and Star. The author's writing style is very good, and this way of writing that focuses on three people creates an exquisite story, which allows me to see the youthful beauty between boys and girls accompanied by the twists and turns of love and growth. In the few days when I first caught up with the latest chapter of this book, my mind was filled with the plot of this book and the three people of Sun, Moon and Star: Xiang Yang, who has a personality close to ordinary people but has unique courage and determination, Qing Yue, the "bad woman" who is as gentle as a kitten and can easily tug at the heartstrings, Xing Jie, who is strong, cute and a little reckless... But the speed of updating makes me want to lock the author in a small dark room and entertain him! (I was always worried about him being an eunuch before, but it's almost finished now, and there shouldn't be much in the second volume.)

In Mugenliu supernatural novels, there is no means of confronting ghosts head-on. The "players" can only find a way out by analyzing the clues in the opening remarks and ghost stories. At the same time, this book is also a group portrait article, and the images of important characters are very vividly portrayed. It creates a scary atmosphere mixed with humor, and emphasizes logic in the puzzle-solving and reasoning process. It is a very interesting novel.

The practice system of Xianxia and the background of the feudal dynasty. Li Ang traveled to a world with monsters and demons, and while practicing spiritual practice, he changed the world through the medical and scientific knowledge in his mind. The protagonist cares about the people of the world, and much of the book is devoted to the protagonist's process of solving diseases and plagues through medical knowledge. The author's writing is very good, and the medical-related plots are very sophisticated. As for the emotional lines, there are several female characters who are interesting to the protagonist, but the handling still lacks some delicacy. However, the author's as usual broad imagination and meticulous techniques make the plot quite fascinating.

When I first read the title, I thought it was Cthulhu. In fact, it is a reference to the mythology of The Book of Mountains and Seas, but the style of the book tends to be supernatural. Both heroines are relatively independent and have personalities, and their emotional lines are also handled well. The male protagonist seems a bit cold-faced due to his childhood experience, but in fact he is a person who likes to show off (aloof). The writing style is on the light side, making me laugh while reading it, but it will become very irritating at the climax of the plot (however, there are a lot of jokes in the book, most of which are good for the senses, and a few parts are a bit dramatic, so it depends on the individual's experience). There are no obvious poisonous points or particularly depressing aspects in the book, and I have to say that the sharp-edged protagonist is quite enjoyable to watch.

Western fantasy background, single female protagonist. It's a slow-burning novel. To be honest, I felt a little bored when I first read the first few dozen chapters. The setting is not novel and the plot progress is slow. But then it got better and I experienced something different. The logic is careful and rigorous, the plots are interlocking, and there are foreshadowings everywhere, and the wave that was set off at the climax did not disappoint me. A lot of effort has also been put into the characterization of the characters. The protagonist may be brave and majestic at times, but may also be dull and comically embarrassed. He adheres to his inner principles, but may also be shaken under the oppression of cruel reality... Other characters also have their own vivid images, limited by their own status and circumstances, and have different personalities, opinions and limitations. At the same time, the conflict between dreams and reality, the collision between the past and the present, the intertwining of the glory and darkness of human nature... This is a good and impressive book.

Infinite Stream seems to have two female protagonists now (not counting the younger sister). The author is Sweeping Crow Vest, the writing is smooth, and the interaction with the heroine and sister is also well written. The background is a competition before the mass extinction of species. The chosen ones can obtain various supernatural abilities through continuous participation in battles. Different people have different opinions on combat. Generally speaking, I think it is pretty good. (Looking at the previous description, I really thought it was a single. In fact, I had some premonitions when I saw that Yaochi's charm value was 9. However, emotional interaction is the author's strength. We will see the subsequent development).

Gui cannot be killed, it can only be controlled and sealed. The atmosphere in the early stage is very well-established, but later it gradually evolves into a competition of supernatural powers, but it is still a very interesting and amazing supernatural novel.

The protagonist of the middle-aged boy is very funny, the pretentious plot is fresh and refined, and the text is plain and humorous. Different from the author's previous books, the female protagonist in this book knows the male protagonist's strength in the early stage, but the sweetness of the dog food is weird...

Start in a small tree house and survive, fight, and explore this mysterious world with your pets and comrades in the same area. I am a new author, but the book is very interesting to read, but there is still room for improvement in terms of emotional drama and interaction with others.

There are six major kingdoms in the book, and the cultivation system consists of magicians, magic spirits and virtual realms. It mainly tells the adventure stories of the protagonist in the virtual realm and different countries. The perspective in the early and mid-term mainly switches between reality and virtual reality. Since it is a game customization article, there are also things like card drawing and operators in the book, but it does not appear dull at all. The author's language skills are very good, and there are often some eye-catching metaphors. The main characters are very three-dimensional, and the love element is one of the highlights (the first and middle stages are quite good, but later on, the emotional line starts to be stuffed in, and if it is more serious, you may not be able to watch it). The setting is also very unique, and the structure of the virtual realm also contains some puzzle-solving elements. Overall, it's a good book.

Single female protagonist, fairy tale + fighting for hegemony. The author's last book was a historical and cultural book. He was very familiar with the corresponding subject matter, had profound writing knowledge, lively and interesting language, sometimes had a poetic touch, was good at foreshadowing, and had a tight setting. There are twists and turns in the book, as well as humor.

Although there are references to the books written by Da Shenwen, the writing style is sophisticated, the plot is smooth, and there are also eye-catching settings in it. The protagonist's stubbornness and decisiveness in killing won my heart.