A 20-year-old Bookworm Randomly Distributes Book Lists

Overall review: Good-looking, a top-notch work in the literary and adaptation genre Theme: Chinese, Wenzhao Gongxiao category travels abroad, the conventional routine of developing stories with historical figures, the routine is considered new Logic: First, some authors plagiarize and then pretend to think they are awesome, which will make some readers unhappy with the shamelessness of the protagonist, but this article does not. Through the legalization of Chinese classics and the noble personality of the protagonist, the writing is smooth and smooth. Writing style: Excellent. The author has a strong foundation in foreign literature and history, and has made many corrections very well. Level of refreshing writing: Superior, not a plagiarism-like pretense, but a versatile literary master with his own soul

Overall comment: It's pretty good. All novels written about the secondary market are basically a mess, especially short-term ones. How can they write well because the author himself is a leek? This book just has some decent writing about hot money techniques. This alone makes it worth reading. Subject matter: Yes, this type of subject matter is rarely thought of by others and is extremely difficult to write. If you rely on YY to write it, it will only be a mess. You must have a solid research on the industry insiders to write a moving story. Logic: middle-lower - middle-upper, writing some emotions, including conspiracy theories, which is a bit lower than middle-lower YY, but Trader Zuozhuang is one of the few authors who can write something decent. I am an old stock investor with hundreds of thousands of dollars. I have been around fund managers, Xiaoyouzi, Niusan, and big investors. I have never seen Big Youzi, and I can't understand their methods. But by analogy, even if the details are wrong, the meaning is just like this (it's great to be able to write this meaning out for fun) Writing style: Above average, adequate for this type of writing Level of cool writing: Above, the control fighting method is really comfortable and fun. Although the opponent is a bit out of control and the big grapefruit is not that weak, it is much better than those mindless cool writings, not to mention that they also feed history.

Overall comment: It's pretty good-looking. It's just a cool piece of writing. It's written in an old-fashioned way. How old is it? Very popular over 20 years ago... Subject matter: Next, the subject matter is too old. The Golden Eyes was considered old when it came out. Considering my book age. To be honest, this kind of subject matter is something that I don't want to read until I vomit it. Logic: Average or lower, all kinds of deliberate efforts are made to fill the cup. Anyway, it will be picked up when I go out to eat. There is no realistic logic at all. As a big boss in his previous life, the protagonist knows everything and is good at everything. Anyway, no one knows better than him in reality. Writing style: First, cultural popular science articles are very professional. How to combine the copied materials with the plot into a non-obtrusive text is a test of your skills. Level of enjoyment: medium to high, it's definitely refreshing to keep filling the cup, but it's too deliberate and a bit Wu Jing's way.

Overall comment: I can watch it, just read the previous part. Fooling around behind... Theme: Medium, regular Zhutianliu + monster-shaped protagonist Logic: The combat power is extremely unstable, the enemy dynamics are increasing, and there is no overall view. In fact, if you want to create a conspiracy theory background layout, it is absolutely fine. If you have the ability of the third uncle from the Southern School to write foreshadowing, if not, don't humiliate yourself. I found that many people like to write, but then they are all a mess... Writing style: average, average Level of enjoyment: above average to below average. From the beginning, it looks okay. The regular quick brushing of Guan Gong and Qin Qiong makes it more enjoyable. Later, I write about the layout of modern conspiracy theories. The author thinks that he has written it very well. In fact, if you are a plot master, you can do this. But bro, don't write if you don't have O. Henry's skills. You are all old readers. First of all, the story you write is unclear and far-fetched (for example, the red hair of One Piece breaks off his hand, and Hawkeye does not need to be domineering to patch it up in the later stage). Even if it is explained clearly, it is not unexpected and it is not flattering at all, that's it?

Overall review: It's watchable, but it's too early. The original Three Kingdoms system has been completely overturned and it doesn't have that flavor anymore. All the characters used are unknown historical figures. It's more like an ordinary historical rebirth novel, with ordinary Pokémon defeating mythical beasts. Theme: Medium, quite satisfactory, clearly explaining how Liu Zhang kept his position and developed. Logic: Yes, the author's skills are good, and there is no such thing as Tianhu's flying dragon riding face at the beginning and forcibly strengthening the opponent's mentally retarded operations. Writing style: Yes, anyone who dares to write about history and the Three Kingdoms has nothing but idiots (actually there are quite a lot of idiots who come out to show their embarrassment and destroy the weight of history into fragments through vernacular, or they want to write about the weight of history and imitate others to make jokes) Level of enjoyable writing: medium, the front part is quite enjoyable, but after seizing the opportunity and developing quickly in the back part, it's a bit boring to keep pushing along the way, but the writing is good.

Overall review: Good-looking, Lao Bai's cool writing, exclusive to time travellers, it covers all the classics in history, leaving the original owner with nowhere to go. Theme: Medium, old themes are reborn to seize the opportunity. It is better to have a strong father from the old era. The author saves the beginning of the content, such as girlfriend abandonment, clean and tidy Logic: Medium. In fact, many of them cannot be scrutinized, because once you scrutinize them, it will not go well, and if it does not go well, you will feel unhappy. The simplest example is that Texas Instruments poached people and poached a team, but in reality you can't poach even one person. Even in 2010, it seemed that the country was a little stupid to engage in semiconductors so simply. If you check the AI, you will know that it is impossible for the United States to release people. This is their red line. Writing style: Medium, Lao Bai Shuangwen's smooth writing style is sufficient Level of refreshing writing: Above, it feels more refreshing than many previous articles about rebirth and entrepreneurship, and it is also a little more refreshing. After all, the author is quite clear about many details. The most disgusting ones are two: one starts with divorce or being cuckolded, don't bully a young man into a poor drama, and then the difficulty increases in various ways in the middle to make you feel like you are really reborn. This is a cool novel! One is the retarded difficulty version, which starts with a trillion dollars, which can be used to reward the low-level writers on the live broadcast.

Overall review: You can watch history, martial arts, fantasy and magic. It's a pity not to watch it, because it won't make you better or better after watching it. Theme: Medium. Originally, the combination of historical literature and martial arts was very interesting, but unfortunately the author didn't balance it well, so it was a bit anticlimactic. Martial arts drastically destroys the original plot or even overturns the system, which will lose a lot of charm. However, because of martial arts, one person and one country, what kind of politics are there? Logic: Medium. The author's historical knowledge is online and he also researches the party. Unfortunately, there are still many unreasonable details. For example, if you copy Zhu Yuanzhang's poems to suppress the literati of Su Shi's era... Zhu Yuanzhang is a big boss. That limerick made the literati stunned for a moment. Writing style: Excellent, the basic skills are online, but it's a pity that the big framework is not set up properly Level of enjoyment: Medium, novice readers will like it, but experienced readers will find it hard to describe and will not enjoy reading it. In particular, the background of the resurrection of an ancient master was made up, which made the entire line a mess. I can only say that it could have been small and beautiful, but when I wanted to write it in capital letters, it ended up being big and empty.

Overall comment: There are serious flaws in the logic, and the book occasionally loses its wits in the middle. If you have aversion to stupidity, read it with caution! All in all, it is a well-written and well-organized book at first, but as I read it, I found that the core is mindless and enjoyable. Theme: Medium. It was said that the system refreshed entries. I thought it was an imaginative article about being a five-star good citizen in the United States by regularly refreshing different entries. In fact, it was a pseudo-traveler who acted as a copycat. Because it was combined with the gang conflict, it was reluctantly given to China. Logic: lower or lower. Being a time traveler is actually from an indigenous perspective. If you want to use your identity as a time traveler, you are a time traveler. If you don't, you will have selective amnesia. If there is a lack of a certain resource, a mechanical deity will appear and give it to her in a way that a bastard looks at a mung bean. For example, Beyoncé inexplicably gave her free money at the beginning, and the drug lord's accountant inexplicably provided military sponsorship and vowed to follow her to the death. The author wrote that he had a strong strategy in the layout, but in fact it was so clumsy that he framed the story to bully the reader's intelligence. It was called a realistic prototype. Revenge for being killed and revenge for being deliberately framed are two different things... Writing style: above average, Lao Bai writing style, above the passing line Level of refreshing writing: On the plus side, it combines entertainment writing with gang conflicts similar to the Chicago writing, and it's pretty cool to shock the world with different masterpieces. It's not as fragmented as conventional writing.

Overall review: Good-looking, imaginative writing, novel enough, and interesting enough Theme: Upper-middle, prison daily simulator + factory opening + special forces mission branch, full farming and game perspective, immersive. Logic: Above average, the author still checked a lot of information, including clear knowledge about the alternation of old and new cartels in Mexico Writing style: Above average, modern writing is acceptable, especially the sensational pieces about the return of the prodigal son of a prickly-headed prisoner, which are very touching. Level of enjoyment: Above, a prison simulator in God mode. Complete the mission to open new buildings, and there is also a mind control tower to prevent the second and fifth gangsters. Can you be unhappy? It scratches an itch.

Overall review: It's pretty good-looking, leaning toward hard-core war-type writing. Goldfinger's regular small opening allows friendly forces to share vision. Theme: Medium. If the golden finger of this type is opened too high, it will become cool and the cruelty of war will be lost. If it is opened too small, it will be boring and you can't do much. Therefore, you usually open the full picture. If you read too much, you will feel a little aesthetic fatigue. Logic: Yes, the author has read many books and is very familiar with modern history, but there are some personal opinions that I cannot agree with (for example, Chu Yunfei is very poor) Writing style: Medium to lower, originally adequate, maybe average, but sometimes the expressions are not clear and the reading is confusing. The connection between front and back sometimes feels very abrupt. Level of enjoyment: medium to upper level. During the war, I had no choice but to do something for the country and the people. It was great to have a golden finger by my side to do something for the country and the people.

Overall comment: It's a good-looking book. It's a typical template book. Cards are given according to the system, skills are given, and then x is installed. The key to whether it can be read depends on the author's g-point settings. Whether x can be installed well is the key. Subject matter: middle to lower level, typical template articles, competitive books all follow this routine, the core of the whole text is to pretend to be x, now basically all professions are badly written. Logic: Medium, it's not an invincible golden finger, but it still gives you the pleasure of upgrading. Just like playing a game, stack up junk character cards and draw good cards when doing tasks to upgrade. Writing style: Medium, Lao Bai's writing is adequate Level of enjoyable writing: Upper level. Whether you can read this type of writing depends on whether the author can pretend to be x, and you can't pretend to be fake without x. But you can't say Tracy McGrady's 35 seconds and 13 minutes was fake, right?

Overall review: I can read it. It's a very niche Hong Kong comic, but the author's writing skills are still weak. There are many points that could be done perfectly, but they don't constitute surprises and don't affect reading. Theme: Above average, niche means fresh, but you will get bored faster if you read too much. Most readers who have never read Hong Kong comic novels can read it. Whether you have read the original novel or not, it does not affect your reading. Logic: Medium. There are loopholes in the description of some strengths in Hong Kong comics, but the author has handled them well. There is just one problem. Even though the author is very strong, the enemies will die one by one and refuse to accept it. This seems to be a big problem (in the past, all the villains who dreamed of the divine machine were like this. It gave me a toothache. Personally, I think his Dragon, Snake, and Black Mountain are far better than the ones behind). Writing style: middle-to-lower, mostly average, but there are some different worlds. The Hong Kong comic's second-grade speech was not handled well, and it almost sounded like a bastard. Level of enjoyment: Medium, there is no specially set g-spot, just follow the plot step by step and complete the tasks.

Overall review: It's pretty good-looking and has a great visual feel. The shortcoming is that there is too much nonsense, whether it's dialogue or the background of the original text. It would be nice if the author's writing skills were stronger, but it is really difficult to maintain the original flavor and conciseness of the original plot. There are many chapters. If I write less, it will be a very high-level DC fanfic. Theme: Above average, there are a lot of DC hodgepodges, but this basically covers various versions, comic settings, and niche settings. There are very few themes, and the protagonist can transform into various versions of Batman (the stronger the strength, the shorter it becomes, and it is easy to be assimilated). The so-called black transformation is 10 times stronger. The golden finger is controlled very well in the whole book, and it is basically difficult to crush it with the golden finger, because the time it can be used is too short! Logic: Above all, the logic in all the DC books I have read is almost the best. Most DC books basically write about the magic adaptation, about Guan Gong fighting Qin Qiong, but this will destroy a lot of the character of the original characters. And this book - brings the characters of the original work to life, and some of the plots that deal with the plot characters can even become gods (such as fighting the Joker). Below is a small spoiler, how to convince Reverse Flash to help you deal with Darkseid - give him a chance to surpass the Flash, let him die to save the earth in a global live broadcast, he is the Flash! So this design is too strong, and the enhanced version of the unscrupulous Batman never relies on golden fingers to defeat the enemy, but Plan B. Writing style: Above average, some words are like watching a Western fantasy epic when I read it, it will make you feel aroused through the words. Level of enjoyment: Upper (middle-to-upper). Some of the plots are very strong, and the fan fiction is the best DC, but there are too many, because it is a hodgepodge, and some bland plots seem very cumbersome and boring. Totally worth a look! An author who really understands DC!

Overall review: It's pretty good-looking. The focus is on entertainment, and you can get happiness through entertainment. Don't have too high requirements for foreshadowing and climax. Theme: Middle to lower level, a hodgepodge of Hong Kong variety show development (very few unnatural forces) + a plot with a funny entertainment background. This type of theme is a bit monotonous if it is badly written, which will cause aesthetic fatigue, but it will be good to read if you have not seen it and for entertainment. Logic: Medium. The author has some familiarity with some HK backgrounds and plot backgrounds. There are no major flaws in the logic. Any loopholes can be covered by the system. Writing style: Next, relatively straightforward, but still watchable, mainly for the plot. Of course, some of the plots are boring, so you can just skip it by reading the title. Level of enjoyment: Medium, mainly for entertainment, a book to read when you are bored, the plot + make up for the imperfections of the film and television, and show off at the same time. There are no particularly clever bs, nor are there any particularly exciting points. It's just entertaining, and it's completely entertaining.

Overall review: Readable, suitable for readers who like Warhammer and want to understand the majestic world view of Warhammer Theme: Upper-middle, reincarnated into Warhammer Guilliman, with an omniscient system (a total of 10 levels is exaggerated), all fantasy works are subspace universes. It's an extremely huge universe. It's a pity that this kind of article cannot be written well. Because it is too big, the atmosphere in the original work will be lost (for example, Crux lies in the unknown and has no solution. If you can fight against it, it won't have that flavor) Logic: The front is in the middle and the back is in the middle. The inferences about the original characters in the front are all in place. Whether they are rebels or loyal heroes, they are all flesh and blood. However, after the introduction of the universe in the future, it immediately collapsed (not the author, but the way it was written). The rate collapses, because it is difficult to compare the combat power between Klug, DC, Perfect World, and SCP. Who do you think is stronger and who is weaker? If you really want to write it, the author will first make a setting to separate the strengths and weaknesses, or use the Spring and Autumn style of writing. It will ruin the perception later.) Writing style: Above average, has the flavor of the original Warhammer, but it's a pity that success is also Xiao He, failure is also Xiao He, there is too much written, before I read it, it felt like a war epic, but it seemed a bit smelly and long. Level of coolness: middle-high in the front, low in the back. If you were to be more concise and not have so many words, you could go up to the top. After all, Warhammer's tragic song of heroes is enough to fill up an entire fan story. Isn't it the meaning of online novels to make tragedies perfect through fan works? The rest of the story about the universe is too useless to watch, so just read the title.

Overall review: Readable, suitable for those who like Warhammer and readers who like heroic epics and are willing to understand the grand worldview of Warhammer through this kind of fast food. Theme: Upper-intermediate. Whether you know Warhammer or not does not affect reading. One or more classic things with a complete world view will shine in another huge world. It is difficult to feel repetitive in this type of article, because although it is an old routine, there will always be a sense of novelty in an endless world with endless books. Logic: Middle to lower level, this kind of book that borrows the world view from other works has a big problem that you have to be very proficient in it, otherwise it will be highly toxic to those who are loyal to the original work. First of all, the author writes so-so about some of the combat power details of Warhammer, which is barely readable. In fact, many of them have flaws. The biggest problem is that I write about emotions and lack logic. Because I am a new author, I may not have much life experience, and I belong to the status of a sexy and sexy woman. Writing about an agent like Marvel's Black Widow makes me confused because I am threatened by an adult. Are you sure this is not 15-year-old Natasha but a super agent? In addition, I am also fascinated by the protagonist's ability to empathize. One moment he calls himself a scumbag, and the next moment he shows great kindness, but he fails to portray the character's emotions well. Writing style: Average, barely adequate, nothing outstanding. Level of enjoyment: medium to high, still very interesting, if you ignore some logical flaws. Although I think there are problems with the Warhammer world view. I write about despair in order to express despair... But anyway, since I have joined the Empire and fought for the Emperor, it is really good to add a fire of hope to a desperate world.

Overall review: Good-looking (the ending is almost boring), an excellent steampunk magic work, worth reading. It would be a pity if the author could make the mystery of his life experience at the beginning bigger and run it through throughout, give it an O. Henry-style ending, and make the battle between gods more grand (a bit anticlimactic, the mystery is at least as good as Amon's, and the intensity is full, although it's a bit rushed). It's a pity. No matter how refined it is, it has the potential to be a quasi-god. 1. Theme: Upper-middle, foggy start, comes with a golden double omniscient eye + absorbing other people's skills, searching for one's origins, and living in a steampunk version of The Truman World. 2. Logic: Basically, the foreshadowing is laid at the beginning, including the golden finger, everything can be connected to create a magnificent epic. It's a pity that some details are not interesting, otherwise it would at least be a quasi-masterpiece. Anyway, it lacks a sense of shock. If I insist on giving an example, it is more appropriate to use the Lord of Mysteries as a reference. Mysteries is a quasi-god, and this one is excellent. 3. Writing style: Medium, Lao Bai's writing style is adequate 4. Level of refreshing writing: medium to high. It's fun and the plot is constantly expanding. It feels like playing an RPG. The plots are interlocking. Although the protagonist is not invincible, his stats are weird. It's quite fun to read the battle descriptions.

Overall review: It is good-looking and suitable for readers with a high level of knowledge (it is best to have read Das Kapital). The disadvantage is that it is too long, and I feel a bit fatigued after reading too much. But if you think about it, keep looking at it again, and you can even increase your knowledge. 1. Theme: Upper-medium. The common old rebirth routine can only be average, but the protagonist is a capitalist proficient in all genres. It would be interesting to come to an early capital America and let them see what a Ponzi scheme is. 2. Logic: Above average. I don't know what the author does. He may be majoring in finance or social politics. Anyway, non-experts must be satisfied with listening to his stories about capital. Write about how capital is formed, how it grows, how it controls politics, and the thinking of big shots... It's very penetrating. 3. Writing style: Above average. Laobai readers have seen enough, especially this kind of article, what you read is the content and not the writing style, just treat it as a translated work 4. Level of refreshing writing: medium to high. Diaosi's development is the best during the period. Once he becomes stronger later on, he doesn't need to do many things by himself, but more of the strategizing behind the scenes. I like the character and name of the protagonist very much. It is a true 24-hour sage time. The protagonist whose IQ is always online and invincible.

General comments: Second Brother thinks it is good-looking. It is one of the first few cool novels in the Red Mansion genre (Liu Bei's novel). It's definitely a good idea to read the cool novels in Red Mansions and find Lao Ao. Satisfies all my fantasies about saving the tragedy of Red Mansions, the Twelve Beauties of Jinling, and the bullying of family members 1. Subject matter: medium to upper level, the audience is not particularly wide, but in the eyes of those who like it, it can be regarded as high quality. The protagonist traveled back to the Red Mansion and became the son of a slave, and then relied on the modern knowledge of the three-legged cat to conquer the entire Red Mansion. 2. Logic: Above average, relatively rigorous. The author has a general understanding of the Red Mansions and his own insights. It is not like watching a TV series or reading a book but only scratching the surface. The author reveals the evil hidden behind the Grand View Garden (for example, a fat man of Lin Daiyu's level must have a fortune of tens of millions, and is presumed to have been misappropriated by the Jia family). The character's personality is also taken into account when he is developing the character. The character is very full, and it feels like he is playing a gal game. In fact, you can go to the upper level, but you will still be passively deducted points. Because I think no matter how good the reasons are, the entire Jia Mansion cannot be comprehensively explored, and there is no system... Although the author basically justifies his explanation. 3. Writing style: Above average, a vernacular version of Red Mansions fan fiction, the writing style is completely up to standard, there is nothing to criticize. After all, he is not Mr. Cao, so there is nothing wrong with deducting some points. 4. Level of enjoyable writing: Above, it can be read as Liu Bei's yy writing, and it is a story writing with excellent writing and plot. What kind of bicycle do you need?

Overall review: It looks good (until the troops are replenished), but the rest is boring. There is only one modern war article, and the first few exist (I have read a book about being a leader of Mao Zi's Ministry of Internal Affairs, which was also well written). Regardless of whether you are a military fan or not, before you see the replenishment of troops, it is at least the level of a masterpiece. What follows is Modern Warfare's step-by-step battle line. If you're bored, you can skip it and watch the end. Theme: Upper-medium, small opening is not open, you can click on friendly units to open the surrounding fog of war like in the game. The background is that during World War I, the German Empire was fighting Tsarist Russia. The protagonist, a dandy boy with a little friend, tried to turn the tide locally and save the building from collapse. Very novel. Logic: First, the author is a disciple of the Great Courtyard. He is familiar with various military histories and has friends in the military area. Many things have been rigorously verified. Then the author's description of the characters was influenced by Russian literature and was very tragic. It's a pity that it is an online article after all, and it contains some personal quirks, such as calling her a poisonous loli mom. Writing: Excellent, a rare war-themed book with the flavor of a foreign masterpiece. The first few chapters almost made me cry. Level of refreshing writing: Upper→Medium, it's very refreshing to read before replenishing troops, it's full of flesh and blood. But after replenishing the troops, they are division commanders, corps commanders, and group army commanders. The plug-ins are basically useless. It is essentially a war text. It is difficult for individual bravery to affect the general trend. It will become dull and boring later. It is difficult for non-military fans to read chapter by chapter.