Recommended by the Ultimate Bookworm of 15 Years

The World Is Unlimited is really well written. I understand the world, and it is also very innovative. It re-understands many familiar worlds from a very tricky perspective. I don't know why, but it aroused my desire to write. I also really want to write a novel. I interpret these old stories from my own perspective. The writing is really great.

Waking up from the aftertaste of the devil's arrival, Xiaolong's new book looks like the character description is still quite brilliant. It has a medieval magical setting. I think the protagonist's character is a bit like success or failure. It is very comfortable to watch in the early stage, but it is a bit disappointing in the middle stage. My interest has waned, and the combat power setting also makes me a little confused. It's a good-looking book, and the writing is more careful than Mo Lin. But I don't know why it makes me feel that it's not as good as Mo Lin. Let's continue to watch the next development. It's still worth reading.

Maybe everyone is chasing No. 13 Mink Street now, but the plot of The Devil's Coming fascinates me even more. An ordinary person grows up under the supervision of 7 big devils. Every character in it is so flesh and blood. It really feels the same as the original Devil's Law written by Dancing. The description of the characters is quite brilliant. It was not too much to read at night. The ending feels average. I feel that the ending of the novel is rarely satisfactory. Maybe the ending of Tomb of the Gods made me too satisfied.

Healing, really, there are mountains of corpses and seas of blood, monsters and ghosts, but what I feel is warmth. The obsession of people who want to be in this world even if they turn into ghosts. I am here to help you. I am your poster. I think you can take a look if you are timid. You will really feel warm in your heart.

The male protagonist has the most suitable personality. He was so good-looking in the early stage that he couldn't bear to leave it. He was well-drawn in all aspects. However, towards the end of the book, the worldview seemed to be a bit broken. I feel that this is the pain point of getting away from the master. Everything is good, but the processing and conception in the later stage are different from those in the early stage.

It's really beautiful. In fact, I am a person who hates the setting of the main god space, but Samsara Paradise really makes me not disgusted at all. Instead, I feel that the park is awesome, especially in the middle and late stages, after jumping out of the previous animation framework, writing about the original world, the writing is really good. Generally, writing this will collapse, but Samsara does not, the more you write, the better. However, because there are still a large number of data panels, it is a bit heartbreaking to subscribe, but it is still worth it.

I rarely read movies without Goldfinger these days, but historical novels don't really have the flavor of Goldfinger, and the character of the protagonist is also very suitable for this kind of hegemony environment. I read it every night when it is updated. Although the plot progress is slow, it doesn't feel dragged out at all, but it is more interesting. After reading this, other historical novels are a bit hard to read. In fact, I also read a novel called Tang Yin in Another World many years ago, which is somewhat similar to this one. It is good to read.

The Immortal Hero Shura Field is awesome, the writing style and settings are good, and the plot progress is also comfortable, neither too fast nor too slow. I feel that it will rank quite well in the later period. I read 100 chapters in one go.