Fantasy Sanguang Pavilion

Mao Ni's books always have the sour taste of literary youth. But I do like this book very much. Whether it's the early days when Jing Jiu, as a great being, solves problems that have not been solved in the world before, or travels on roads that have never been traveled before, or the events where the world he sees after his ascension is directly connected to the Neuro Trilogy, I like them very much. This story is very gentle, yet so pure that it becomes the sharpest sharp weapon in the world. Members can read +1 for free only

It's an old book. After a long period of cultivation, the protagonist ascends to the upper world, only to find that humankind has declined. He will do anything to avoid the annihilation of his race. The protagonist is so energetic that he wants to change the world. In fact, now it seems that the topic of the story is quite grand, and the pursuit and possibility discussed are also intimidating. Even if the writing style of the work is not very good, or even brutal and rough, I will still be moved by it. Of course, we cannot be sure which path we will choose. We may be the same as the protagonist, or remain silent, but the fact that this story exists here is a very good thing. Members can read +1 for free only

It can be regarded as an urban + fantasy game world. It feels a bit strange to put it in the fantasy category, but at present, it is quite reasonable to place the main line of the novel inside the game. Personally, I feel that the presentation of the game world (an imaginary world with an ancient background) is pretty good, and it is a world view worth looking forward to. However, the overall map and character creation scope are a bit small, but the corresponding advantage is that the smaller size is not easy to collapse. In short, it is a game world worth looking forward to. At present, the main plot is also directly related to the game, and the focus is mainly related to the advancement of the internal story of the game. It is boldly speculated that there may be faction divisions after the open beta. Players who die in the internal beta will be assigned to camps similar to the Demon Cult.

Meow One of my favorites among Ci Miao's works [actually I like them all]]

One of the top books on dance. Although the books about the unfinished dance are indeed unfinished. [I have not read all of his books, but the few I have read are basically bad. ] Another book with a good reputation is Evil Spirit Awesome, although it is now 404. Personally, I think it is one of the top works in the otherworldly Machiavellian genre. The character portrayal is relatively vivid. I can still recall many details now. I remember Nicole's strong feeling of loneliness when she sighed and answered Du Wei's "I am very lonely". I remember the sadness when I first saw the plot of "The sky is in the summer, my heart is like an abyss". I also remember the grace of His Highness Richen on the day of the coup of the eldest prince, and I still remember the grand splendor of tulips in the northwest. There is also the fearlessness of Gandolf the Righteous when he chose to die, and I was slightly moved when the eldest prince of the dragon clan sent the dragon egg to Du Wei, a friend who rarely recognized him, and what many people questioned was Han Yue's death [Of course, I personally believe that Du Wei did nothing wrong in Han Yue's death. ]. And the most unforgettable thing is Chen's death. Many times, after watching Law of the Devil, the most impressive part is probably the part where Chen passed away. Duan Chen's letter to Du Wei. Du Wei and Chen may be said to be monarchs and ministers, but they don't look like monarchs and ministers. They may be said to be friends, but they are not friends either. To put it bluntly, they are probably... A pair of allies with a relationship between king and minister. But in fact it is difficult to describe accurately. When I saw the paragraph "The most legendary pair of monarchs and ministers in the history of the empire, separated from each other", a strong sadness surged in my heart, which was difficult to suppress. [It's not that I don't dare, it's that I can't bear it, I don't want to, I don't want to! ] As for the night when Zai Chen passed away, Du Wei drank all night, this detail is also unforgettable. [I will never let you down as long as I live! In the end, Chen took a gamble, and the bet was Du Wei's heart. How unbelievable that he was such a rational person, but at the end of his life he acted emotionally. But Chen happened to bet correctly. [I'm very sad that you died, sincerely. ] Along with Chen, the person who is known as the most popular devil is Shirakawa Chou. The character of Lao Bai gradually became more fleshed out. From the cold-hearted Snow Mountain Witch King at the beginning, he gradually became popular. He is the strongest person, or in other words, a god. But what impressed me the most was the scene where he ate barbecue when he kidnapped Du Wei, and, "I don't have many friends, but you are one. I won't like it if you die." ] Lao Bai has many famous quotes, and many devil fans remember many of Lao Bai's words clearly, but I still like this one the most. There is certainly more to it than that. Whether it's the plot, the characters, or the plot, it's worthy of its reputation. It's a pity that the shortcomings are also very obvious, it's a mess.

It's a really touching article.

The army is limited to be exempted, and will be supplemented later. The early stage is really a very enjoyable article, but it doesn't seem too novice. There are complaints about various routines, which is an excellent and refreshing article that slaps the face against routines. (I will add it later when I see the later stage.)

In fact, I personally think the beginning and plot direction of this article "Hunting Country" are better than "Devil's Law", but it's a pity that it falls short at the end. The last few chapters ended forcefully because of something about dancing three times. Then there are the reasons for the recommendation. The article "Hunting the Country" tells the story of the country boy Xia Ya who became a powerful official of the empire through chance (z h u) fate (j u e) and coincidence (g u a n g) until he usurped the throne. Xia Ya is a country bumpkin, but Xia Ya is a country bumpkin with a great background. Xia Ya comes from the Wildfire Plains, a chaotic area where no one cares. What I like most about this article is actually its world view setting. The Dancing Alien Book seems to have a pretty good world view setting. My personal favorite is a sentence from the ruins of the ancient goblin civilization, and I even used it as a motto for a time: [Maybe we don't believe in God, but it doesn't mean we don't have faith] The contrast between the ancient goblin civilization and the goblins of Char's era is doubly sad. Also impressive in this article are General Adric and the Rodrian Cavalry. Dancing created such an army with its own military spirit, which once shocked me when I watched it. Rodria's progress is only progress. Go forward, or die. Such an army is really admirable. The same goes for General Adric. The emotional drama in this article is inexplicable. In fact, Xia Ya is also very pitiful. Except for the poor guy, the other two were either responsible by coincidence or forced to do so. If Her Majesty the Queen was too beautiful that night, the moonlight was too beautiful and you were too gentle, and Nenei, Xia Ya never loved her either. Of course, for Nene, just being with Xia Ya is fine. Her requirements have never been high. It's just a pity for the little poor thing. Come to think of it, Xia Ya can no longer get perfect love in his love life that cannot be written in the book. I don't know if it's good or bad. But I just feel that it is not wrong to write about Xiaya's love life in this way. Although it is true that Hunting Kingdom is inevitably unfinished, it is still a good article in terms of the early stage, middle stage, and even the later stage except for the last few chapters.

The quality of Chong Daddy's articles is quite guaranteed. As always, the group portrait style of Bugs Daddy, everyone has their own image. The first fantasy book by Chong Daddy is very positive. It doesn't mean that it is murderous and positive, thank you. It is because the protagonist has experienced so much suffering and still works hard towards his goal indifferently. The amount of updates is a big pitfall, but it's been very stable recently! The Beidou chapter is finally over, scattering flowers. I feel sorry for my Beidou. At the same time, I admire the dean for being so rational. The update speed this year is pretty good, so you can look forward to it. By the way: The heroine finally appears, but Father Chong seems to have a grudge against Su, and the heroine is about to die...