Science Fiction and Fantasy Works with Clear Logic and Persuasiveness

This sci-fi love book, I would like to call it, a god among gods! The intersection of two eras, the sense of change with your name. The most well-known (perhaps just to me) is this book's explanation of time capsules. That is to say, the person who chooses to use the capsule to convey the information cannot be informed. Otherwise, the person conveying the information may choose to dig out the capsule for various reasons, and thus the information cannot be conveyed. The first time I learned about this explanation was when a classmate at school told it to me. I thought it was very interesting at the time. After reading the book after the vacation, I felt that this book was simply so interesting.

Red Moon, as the first book I learned about Lao Gui, this book is very popular. Personally, I feel that the sentence "Everyone is crazy except me" in the introduction can be regarded as leading a small phase of the trend. For a long time, many book introductions seemed to be like this. The plot of Red Moon is also very simple, starting with a family of three (not), superpowers and fantasy are intertwined. The author's writing style and constant foreshadowing, copy, etc., Add a sense of mystery and attraction to the book. The origins of various abilities and the arrangement of the plot are also relatively reasonable and logical, and it seems that everyone can immerse themselves in and read on.

My God, a creation story, the protagonist Yin Shen, hides his power and fame, hidden behind the world. Creation stories are not easy to write. The main reason is that they need to describe a large world view and look at the world from a high position. The protagonist, as the real "god" of that world, must have his own strong character. A slightly logical expression is that Yin Shen, as the wear and tear of endless years, has very little humanity and is even more of an indifferent divinity. (Personal understanding, don't comment if you don't like it) In the descriptions of these two eras, there are good guy camps and bad guy camps in the traditional sense. However, if you look into it, you will find that no matter the good guys or the bad guys, they cannot use current values ​​to judge the content of the novel. In the novel, the uncivilized three-leaf people all have a religious piety and an ancient pursuit of absolute power. From this perspective, the author's description is relatively objective and pertinent, and his writing style is excellent.

Snake is so cute, how could anyone not like Snake? (Not) This book is a text on mutation and evolution. The background planned by the author Chen Ci in the book is based on the hot topics in recent years. For example, this book is about a world under environmental protection. People are aware that under environmental changes, climate has a great impact on animals, and many animals have become extinct, so people have a strong awareness of animal protection (from a large perspective, if the climate continues to change seriously, this may actually happen in the future a few hundred years later, but it does not have much connection with contemporary people). As a descendant of a special family, the protagonist has snakes in his blood. With recovery and evolution, he can expand his changes in snakes. The author's description of various aspects of snakes is quite interesting.

Yuantong, a top science fiction writer from Qidian. Although the adaptation level of Big Eyeball's work is not very good (refer to the adaptation of Xiling Empire), the level of the original work is obvious to everyone. This is the first book with big eyes and big D that I read (oh my god). After reading this book, I started to pursue Sword of the Dawn. Now that we have laid out some background about this book, let's briefly introduce the content. In a sick world, what would you do if you became the captain of a ghost ship? Duncan will tell everyone that you can possess a cat and use green fire to burn a figure. Whoever uses it will know. Hey-hey. There are many jokes in this book, such as the most famous one, French fries.

Fangda's recent update has brought back my impression of this book when I first saw it two years ago. Fang Da used his writing style to describe to me the mecha article in my mind. After all, that man wouldn't like mecha pinching (hehe 😉 ). As the saying goes, mecha is a man's dream. (Although there are rumors that Fang Da suddenly updated because he ran out of manuscript fees, this does not hinder the writing and fantasy of this book) The reason why I clicked on this book in the first place was because the title "Dragon City" reminded me of the eternal famous saying that made Dragon City fly. But as the plot progresses, the interesting mecha battles also make people want to read on. It's a pity that the author Tiantiantj