The Gospel of World Destruction for Readers of the Book of Fantasy and Fairy Tales

The author is Squid, who is undoubtedly the most recommended great writer in recent years. This is his 16-year-old work. Compared with his works, this one is relatively unpopular, but if you compare the level of Mystery with this book, it is only slightly inferior. The setting of this book combines the elements of martial arts, fairy tales, and infinite fantasy. It has a huge world view and a complete power system, which ensures the rationality and compactness of the plot development of the novel, and helps readers have a more realistic understanding of the characters. Let's talk about the plot. In the early stage, it was written in an infinite flow. The six paths of reincarnation are projected to other worlds to do tasks, and those who do the tasks well will become a powerful fish that can seize the body. It's really scary when you think about it. It's the middle period of getting rid of the control of the Six Paths of Reincarnation. This period is the world of immortals. It depicts more of the tragic death of the characters to achieve the protagonist's awakening. The later period is more about the wild flow and layout-type plot settings, which are more brain-consuming. In the end, the Taoist subtraction is used, and the protagonist takes over the cause and effect. The plot is happy for both parties. The most worth mentioning is that the fish and the angler on the other side are set throughout, which is the main line of the story.

There are many Zhaizhu books, many of which are excellent, but this one is a must-read. Personally speaking, none of Zhaizhu's other books can beat this one. Why do you say that? The combination of the nation and the traditional culture of Taoism, the independent mythological system, the layered plot, the starting point without even a dog and the zero chance of a comeback, the closed-loop reincarnation and the open ending, sublimate the theme and content of this book. It has truly combined national justice with the novel, so reading this book feels more repressed and resonates with one's own national experience. The setting is a world in which Fuxi is the strongest race, but due to a conspiracy and a defeat, his divine body was cursed and gradually turned into mortal blood. The protagonist is the last pure-blooded Fuxi, who shoulders the important task of reviving the nation. The plot is impeccable. Looking at it at a fast pace, I have no adjectives to describe how good the plot is. It is basically impossible to turn the tables, but I plan and win step by step. The most tragic thing is that when he saved the ethnic group, he found that on the one hand, he, the emperor of heaven, had become an obstacle to the growth of the ethnic group. When he got rid of the shackles, he found that everything that had happened had formed a closed loop, so he died generously. With an open ending, no one knows whether their Heavenly Emperor has returned or not. All they know is that the flag of the wind, gale, and ancestral star has already flown.

Many people say that the shortcomings of this book are that it is boring, it does not use golden fingers, it is too pretentious even if it has no strength, and the plot is too scattered. But I think these are the selling points. First of all, it is boring. There is no golden finger, but I feel a bit fresh and refined. Now it is a cool novel, a novice novel, and there are fights at every turn. I won't fight if it is not a leap. It was refreshing at first, but after reading too much, I have no idea. The protagonist has a golden finger and a little bit of strength. Obviously the boss can beat the protagonist to death in two attempts. Alas, the boss thinks he is mysterious and cannot see the depth. The protagonist uses this to show off. He breaks away from the routine and is fresh and refined. The setting is a world after the disappearance of heaven, with a chivalrous style, similar to the plot of a game. The story can unfold wherever the protagonist goes and who he meets, making the plot not compact and giving people a sense of unpredictable surprises. The early stage of the plot is about traveling, meeting people and monsters, understanding the similarities and differences between people and monsters, and slowly becoming stronger. In the later period, I tended to be on the side of salvation. The storyline of people turning into immortals and then back to humans felt like a contrast but it was reasonable.

The Master's Qi Luck is the first novel of the Xianxia novel. Readers who have read Prince Yan all know that The Master's portrayal of luck is really far superior to other ordinary novels of the same type. If you want to read a different fairy tale novel, give it to me! The setting is based on the rotation and luck of the five elements and five virtues of traditional Chinese culture. In the early days, farming developed a flow. The protagonist is a time traveler or a second time traveler. He has the sense of immediacy of a second-married man. He follows the path of a scholar to improve his strength. It has similarities with the sage like Confucianism and Taoism, but with the addition of luck, it is different. In the plot, the protagonist is a concubine. Through the memory of time travel and the routine before time travel, he leads his family step by step to fight for world domination and become a generation of fairy kings. After the fairy king, it is not over yet, and finally it is the cultivation of the world. It is quite interesting. The plot is relatively fast, and it is linked one link to another. If you read it, you will not know what it is written. You have to read it in one sitting! ! !

A very serious novel. This book starts with "Fairies Please Respect Yourself". Everyone knows how serious it is. The setting is a "serious" novel about cultivating immortals. With the policy red lines becoming more and more stringent, a high-quality "serious" novel is simply a natural choice. It's a no-brainer! ! ! The protagonist has the physique of a peach blossom demon. How can he be a cultivator? He even talks about being "serious". The protagonist's character is soft but has some strength. Maybe fairies like this. The plot is relatively compact and has strong plot planning skills. It doesn't feel like it's dragging while watching. There are many heroines. Because it is a dungeon, the characters and characterizations are excellent. There will be no duplication, so many heroines can be recognized clearly.