I'm Going to Read a Book with My Brain in Mind!

Brain index 4.8/5 Chinese version of Martian Instead of growing potatoes, grow spirulina However, where technology is lacking, the author uses superpowers to make up for it, which is a bit exaggerated.

Brain index: 4.5/5 Tags: gangsters, all kinds of things in the world The story takes place in an imaginary world. The protagonist has the modern skills and tricks. He started out like a mafia godfather, and his methods are much higher than those of ordinary gangsters. The writing is close to that of a Western novel, with many descriptions of psychological activities. The author has found a balance between Eastern and Western styles that is suitable for online writing. The rhythm is sharp and the characters are delicate. I haven't seen such an interesting book in a long time.

Brain index: 4 Tags: Daily love, reasoning, can it be so short? Hai Hai is a veteran author of light novels with a Japanese background. His writing style is delicate and he is good at writing about women. This book tells the story of the time-traveler Takeshi Nanabahara, who originally had great prospects in the field of fraud and fraud, but was "accidentally" trapped by a beautiful high school girl who dreamed of becoming a famous detective, and passively became a "psychic detective" in his love life. Excluding the daily routine of laughing at CP in front of my aunt, the case does not fall into the clichés of classic three-choice or Blizzard Villa, and the reasoning is concise and clear.

Brain index: 4.5/5 Tags: Finance, Cultivation Recommended by a book friend, I have read the first dozens of chapters. It is indeed novel and unique among various fantasy texts about fighting monsters/upgrading/changing maps. A story about a financial person who goes to another world to stir up trouble. The advantage is financial knowledge. I didn't choose to switch from physics to finance, so it seemed quite novel. When I learn more, I may be able to evaluate it better. The shortcoming is that there are few interesting passages in the conventional novel, which makes me sleepy occasionally, so it is suitable for following reading.

Brain index: 4/5 Tags: black technology, interstellar wandering The protagonist imitated a jumping machine to live broadcast oral sex, but the system made it fake and jumped to Mars. Also forgot to claim a navigation system and had to randomly jump to survive. There are very few black science and technology articles that I can read. The main reason is that most of them are poorly written science and technology, and the core is to pretend to be X. This principle is very pure. On the way to survive, you need to find the right technology to benefit the people in your hometown. The author is very clever in some places. For example, a professor's speech in Chapter 6 is completely different from the idiots in other books. Sometimes we overlook some small things, such as knowing that time slows down at faster speeds, but we ignore that in the general theory of relativity, the greater the gravity, the slower time goes. The comments from book friends are varied, and it seems that reading requires more brainpower than reading the text. No matter what the story is, the idea of ​​putting the perspective on a cosmic scale is worth recommending in itself.

Brain index: 4/5 Tag: the truth The world is most afraid of the embarrassment of telling the truth. The male-female mixed venomous remarks in the article are all true. I haven't read much yet, but the readers who are still able to stay after being heartbroken by the first three chapters are at least those whose blood has not yet run cold and who still have some confidence in themselves. I am also a father, so when I read this book, I often reflect on whether I am too fatherly. I didn't expect that I would have such a day. The feeling of empathy is not with the protagonist, but with the protagonist's father. This time I have to exclude many Qidian Orphanage works.

Brain index: 4/5 Tags: The boss behind the scenes, good writing, and deep characterization I never thought that an American comic book would give me so many surprises. DC and Marvel are two separate worlds, not mixed together. The writing is exquisite, the characters are real and full of life, and the operation of Arkham Asylum is flourishing. There is often some profound thinking or a little bit of bad taste revealed between the lines. The growth of the hero in the book is even more reasonable than in the original work.

Brain index: 4/5 Tags: It's really martial arts, invincible flow I saw a group of book friends complaining: "You can push through force, but you still have to play with your brains." I knew this book was worth reading. Once the protagonist completes a dart, he will have full-level magical skills, and his strength will be invincible. But the world is vast and people's hearts are treacherous. Sometimes it's really not possible to cut all the way through. It is a non-toxic and refreshing article. Friends who still like martial arts in their hearts can give it a try.

Brain index: 2/5 Tags: Big imagination, tomb robbing? This book has little to do with whether you have a brain or not. The main thing is that you have a big brain. The protagonist Mei Qian traveled to a parallel world and copied tomb robbing novels. It turned out that these tombs really existed, so he was invited to join the Jujuzi to "assist in the investigation." Some of the plots don't feel well thought out, but it's fun to watch Mei Qian with the protagonist's aura, scribbling tombs, and big events happening wherever he goes. It's fun to laugh at this helplessness.

Brain index: 5/5 Tags: true human technology tree, hard science fiction A scientist in 5000 AD traveled through a wormhole and his soul traveled through a parallel universe. Prepare to be a roll king. The author has a wide range of knowledge, and the technology in the book seems to be an extension of the real human technology tree. From time to time, knowledge points such as "blood-brain barrier" and "electromagnetic shielding" will pop up. The plot that extends from these unclear knowledge points is very interesting. Although the author sometimes can't hold it, it is still an outstanding work among pseudo-science fiction. I also complained in the comments about what I should complain about. That's what science fiction is, it's boring if it's too real.

Brain index: 5/5 Tags: hardcore science fiction, depression, references The earth exploded, and the hero and heroine were trapped in a Mars base and an orbiting space station respectively, struggling to survive as the last human beings. 600,000 Words is not a long book, and I sincerely recommend it to determined book lovers! The author lists more than N pages of references, which is scary. In fact, the text is not obscure. The function of references is actually to remove inappropriate ideas, which are basically invisible in the text. To be honest, this reference list is not as long as the author list of any high energy physics paper.

Brain index: 2/5 Fantasy romance show. The emotional description is quite delicate, and readers who like this book should like it very much. The protagonist travels back in time to Neptune. As the son of a run-down nobleman, he is forced to marry the proud daughter of heaven. In a world where he can have three wives and four concubines, he cannot honor the beauties in a fair and just way. It feels like a variant of the break-up trend. The golden finger is a magic technique that can copy other people's skills. Then it becomes embarrassing. Instead of using your identity to spread out the intelligence network to find suitable combinations of magic, and not using the essence of earth's knowledge to develop methods of using magic, you just practice like the indigenous people, and there is no way to divide the world and the people. Other people only know one kind of magic. You can just combine a few to restrain them. Your combat intelligence is often not as good as Naruto's. . . If the protagonist were different, he might have become an emperor and had a harem before the book even hit the shelves.

Brain index: 4/5 Tags: truth, the toughest author to ask for leave In a book written by a real policeman, when asking for leave, he always says "go on a mission." Some cases are truly horrific, while others are over the top. What requires thinking is thinking about human nature and society. The author includes a lot of discussions on legislation, justice and law enforcement, somewhat like Mr. Zhang San. Among Qidian's pen names, I like the name "Fengyi Tianya" the most. I hope the author is safe and does not change his original intention.

Brain index: 3/5 Tags: big brain, chuunibyou WARNING: The level of pretentiousness in the second grade is off the charts, and I can't bear it anymore. The imagination is very interesting: the "subconscious" movie of the future blocks the memory of reality, and the actors perform the plot on their own based on their own subconscious and personality. I always appreciate original plots. Compared with all kinds of weird and bad movies in reality, no matter how ordinary original plots are, they are more impressive. Recently, the secondary level has been catching up with Japanese migrant manga, and the characters are more or less anti-social and anti-human. The villain lacks depth and structure, which makes the protagonist's invincibility lack of foil. Brain index -1

Brain index: 5/5 It is a very slow-paced popular science book, and the author actually claims that it is a black science and technology reality article, haha. The protagonist travels to a copy of a major scientific discovery in history and messes around. Mathematics and physics starts with calculus, which may be a little difficult for readers who have not experienced higher education. Also, I wanted to comment, but found that I was permanently banned. What the hell, do you want to show your loyalty to the author and then show off your diploma? I read it again. To be honest, it's not as good as the textbook. I'm not a fan of scientists and I don't care about their lives. Anyway, the essence of their wisdom is in the textbook. It's much more enjoyable to deduce it in one go than to read the gossip about Newton and his cousin.

Brain index: 4/5 In a world where superpowers are rising, there are extraordinary forbidden objects and three series of superpowers: spiritual, natural, and enhanced. And the AI ​​girl chose the protagonist as soon as she came out, and it felt like there would be a bunch of familiar scenes waving in the distance. The protagonist is an ordinary person with intelligence, but by accident he obtains a forbidden object that can be spiritually embodied. I hope he can complete the book as an ordinary person.

Brain index: 1/5 "IQ online" is actually one of the labels of this book. Does it mean that an IQ above 50 is considered online? A daily disaster story, suitable for readers who are tired of the apocalyptic struggle for hegemony. But the disaster setting is ridiculous. The sun continues to erupt and the temperature rises, resulting in almost no fresh water on the surface. Okay, I accept the basic settings, but what floor temperature does this require? How much thinner will the atmosphere be blown by the solar wind? How much will sea levels rise? What will happen to the water cycle? What is the difficulty of surviving in this environment? These deductions that will directly affect the plot are almost illogical and cannot be thought-provoking.

Brain index: 4.5/5 Those who have been resurrected from the dead have returned to the world with all kinds of weird superpowers and overflowing hostility. The protagonist needs to avenge his murder and fight against his own violence. As long as you endure the weird point of "put all the money in the safe" in the first chapter (explained later), the rest of the book will be safe and readable. The pace has been a bit slow recently. After reading a chapter, I always feel that "listening to your words is like listening to your words"...

Brain index: 3.5/5 The basketball article with the most obvious butterfly effect, look at the pinnacle of animation writing. This article has no respect for the inertia of history. The NBA has gone astray. The author is familiar with salary and trading rules, and tries to be as true as possible. It can be seen that a lot of brain cells have been spent.

Brain index: 5/5 The title of the book is a bit nonsensical. It can tell the attributes of characters, but it seems that it is not even as good as the identification skills commonly used in online games. But in fact, the protagonist is in a comprehensive film and television world. Looking at the character's attributes can not only know the character's ability and potential, but also whether the other person is a character in a certain film and television work. What's even more interesting is that these works are all original, and the protagonist must speculate on the development of the plot and benefit from it. It's completely different from those fool-like golden finger paintings. There is nothing wrong with learning from real-life film and television works, but "Super Brain Project" and "Never Ending" are almost the same. I hope the next few chapters can give me some surprises.