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Another good academic book. Anyone who studies Bawen, as long as it's decent and doesn't play basketball or sing or anything like that, is my cup of tea. What is relatively novel about this book is that Goldfinger transfers the protagonist's interest in playing games to studying. It is very logical and turns the protagonist into a study-addicted boy who stays up late to study.

Others' writing of battle plots makes people feel like they are just filling in the water, but Wangyu's battle plots are solid stuff. Wangyu also said that every battle plot in his book is carefully conceived and not repeated. Moreover, the relationship between immortal cultivators described in the book is also very similar to the interpersonal relationships in the adult world.

Abuse is just one word! But it is indeed wonderfully written. The small characters in the world of cultivating immortals are accidentally involved in the struggle of cultivators. They struggle hard and try to save their loved ones. All the efforts and various experiences are vivid in my mind... It is more like an alternative historical and worldly sentimental novel than a cultivating immortal novel.

If you read on, you will die laughing! Hahaha! ! ! The protagonist Bai Xiaochun is a cheerful and funny boy who is afraid of death but works hard for immortality. He is afraid of death but risks his life when his friends are in danger. He's a funny guy, but he's also a bigot. In order to live forever, he memorized millions of herbal illustrations by rote. He could stare at the statue for half a year just to figure out what the statue was. The whole novel is mixed with the protagonist's daily antics and paranoid tendencies, as well as tears from time to time. Overall, great looking! !

This book is sincere and great effort has been put into every chapter. It can be described as the Southern Boxing version of The Romance of Dragon and Snake. But there are also disadvantages. The writing style is so good and the Chinese martial arts is so realistic. There should be a transition from Chinese martial arts to immortal martial arts, and we should not rush to introduce mythological concepts. The superior mythical immortal martial arts appear frequently in the early stage, which makes the protagonist's step-by-step progress in Nanquan not enjoyable to read.

The author has a lot of research on the official history of Warcraft, and the writing style is a bit strange, but it is still a very imaginative World of Warcraft fanfic. The protagonist has indeed entered the world of Azeroth and regards himself as a member of the world rather than a player dropped from the sky. The book contains an excavation of human history and an analysis of human nature. It looks very much like the Azeroth Human Palace Fight. The protagonist often pretends to be cool, but he often fails to show off and is embarrassed, which is also very enjoyable to watch.

It has a setting similar to that of a fairy. If you look at the title of the book, you may guess that the story will have many elements of the Strange Tales from a Chinese Studio. The writing style is sophisticated and has an ancient style, and it has the flavor of a classical fairy tale. The protagonist is smart, capable, and decisive in killing, but he can be timid even when he should be. The character descriptions are also quite good, and the IQs of the characters currently appearing are all online.

The protagonist's survival depends entirely on luck. The protagonist is a disaster star. Every place where the protagonist has been has a bad ending. The village the protagonist has been in has been destroyed. The first city he has stayed in has been robbed by bandits. The second one has been killed by the Demon Sect. The master who taught the protagonist martial arts has been killed by the protagonist. The gang leader was killed by the protagonist when he gave the protagonist a martial arts secret book. The protagonist is a white-eyed wolf. It comes with the aura of destroying villages and cities. Even if the village is destroyed, the city is not destroyed. However, a lot of people are killed.

The bare banner in Su Wu's hand, the white hair flying on Zhang Qian's head, the Chinese flag advancing against the flying sand, and the cold Chinese wind activated every sleeping cell in our bodies. Yes, this is why we call them Han people. The righteousness of the Spring and Autumn Period is what Han people cherish. Sima Xiangru, a scholar and jester, was able to open up new territories, but he was so ashamed that people in the next two thousand years could not hide their faces. Reliving the most vibrant era of our nation, travelers stand tall in the biting Han style and take us to appreciate this most beautiful picture.