A 20-year-old Bookworm Randomly Distributes Book Lists

Overall review: It's very good-looking, a little god-level mechanic, and the best of the cool imaginative stories. Laobai readers can watch the trend 1. Theme: Upper-middle, classic huge worldview of another world + objects from classic film and television works, Guan Gong fights Qin Qiong, satisfying readers' desire for PK ranking 2. Logic: Above average, the plot is compact and interlocking. When you are in a desperate situation, there is always a Goldfinger classic item to put out the fire, which is just right. The shortcoming is that some big things in the later period make some true believers unhappy. For example, Darkseid's expressiveness is weak, which is a bit downgraded for the plot. Or the author's understanding of Darkseid is only so strong. It's a matter of opinion. 3. Writing style: Medium, Lao Bai's writing style for this type of writing does not need to be too demanding, just passable 4. Level of enjoyable writing: Above +, there is basically no nonsense in the whole article, it is like playing an RPG game with a tight plot, somewhat similar to the Super Mechanic type. It is very comfortable and enjoyable to read. There is also a protagonist who pretends to be a fool to turn his opponent into a villain. After the opponent was tricked, he decided to expose it and found out, no, what you said is true? There are many classic and famous scenes (g-spot), in which he is trapped in a desperate situation and is surrounded by cosmic powers and blows the trumpet. Star Wars and the Galactic Empire are all here. It's a trend.

Overall review: It's pretty good-looking. The writing style of Zhutian Martial Arts Shuangwen is pretty good and it's worth reading by Laobai readers. No need to skip reading, this is a good book that you need in times of book shortage. 1. Theme: Medium, I can't say it's bad, after all, the audience is still large, there is a lot to write about, and the world flows through the world. The golden finger is that you can absorb other people's martial arts if certain conditions are met. 2. Logic: middle to lower, because the title is about assassins, so I have been assassinating Tatars anyway, those who abuse the people and those who disobey me. But how should I put it? Although it is a novel, the protagonist is essentially a self-centered person. In order to show his "absolute justice", he will kill all kinds of people indiscriminately. His character is a bit too urban. It doesn't affect reading, it would be better to delve deeper into the character's personality 3. Writing style: Above average, pretty good in the martial arts genre. It captures the style of Jin Guliang's martial arts and doesn't make any drama at all. 4. Level of enjoyment: medium to upper level. With the classic formula of World of Heaven + Quick Upgrade, the enjoyment level will not be low. Anyway, it won't be boring if you clear a world and change quickly. However, it also lacks plot coherence. There are pros and cons.

Overall review: It's relatively good to watch. It's a niche subject and can be watched by those who know how to watch Japanese movies. Those who don't know how to watch Japanese movies can also watch it. The enjoyment is the same. Just listening to the news is the same as watching the God of Gamblers movie. It's still very satisfying to overthrow Tianhu by throwing cards. Not recommended for advanced readers and readers who don't like this type of subject matter. 1. Theme: Upper-middle. It combines works such as Gastrodia Girl, Legend of Fighting Cards, Frozen Cards, and Bird Saint. It is a world dominated by mahjong. The protagonist can play various legendary figures to unlock their abilities. It's very imaginative, and it's a relatively niche mahjong duel novel. 2. Logic: average to lower. Generally, authors who are good at writing two-dimensional niche articles still have difficulty in escaping the shackles of chuunibyou, and their experience is also lacking. This book is pretty good, nothing super flawed. However, in the later stage, a very embarrassing family is inexplicably introduced, or a very embarrassing setting is created, and then the protagonist is completely tortured, which greatly affects the viewing experience. The main reason is that there is no foreshadowing, there is no outline in the writing, and there is no detailed logical relationship behind it, so it seems very abrupt. 3. Writing style: lower middle, two-dimensional writing, mainly about playing cards, don't pay too much attention to these details, it will not affect the viewing 4. Level of enjoyment: medium to high. The two-dimensional novel is very irritating. Although I don't know why it is so irritating, it's just right. It will be very popular if you tell me the number! Unfortunately, some readers like to read Gastrodia Girls, and some like to read Mafia Mahjong. It is difficult to reconcile the two. This book is forcibly divided into black and white mahjong, and the author prefers more white mahjong, which looks very torn.

Overall review: It's good to watch. It's an excellent work in fantasy. It's not particularly shocking, but it's worth watching. 1. Theme: Upper-middle-class, a decent start on Shutter Island similar to a squid game, with the mystery of one's life experience waiting for revenge. But the bonus point is the consistent imagination of the devil Cang Yue. The protagonist is Schrödinger's invincible state, a born master of psychology. I am the universe and there is nothing outside my heart. 2. Logic: First of all, the writing is very compact, from the whiteboard to realizing that I am a max-level account, and to building my own power through fighting. The only flaw is that there are too many things that can be freely verified, and there is always a feeling that the author says it is what it is. Anyway, quantum mechanics is not decisive when it comes to trouble. After all, do you and I follow logic in the setting of the novel? 3. Writing style: Medium. Don't talk about writing style in this kind of intellectual, soft science, fantasy, and cool articles. Anyway, Lao Bai's writing is above the level, and because Demonic Cang Yue's imagination is always very big, and mixed with some philosophical thinking, it still looks quite advanced. 4. Level of refreshing writing: It feels like it gives you a Wind Spirit Moon Shadow, but you don't need to use it. Note, it's not given to you so you don't need it, but you don't have to use it. Even if the protagonist can't beat him, he still needs to fight. In one of the scenes, he pretends to be a good x player by telling people around him that he can't level up. Once he levels up, he will be the ultimate boss. Everyone didn't believe it and thought it was a joke. The enemy forced him to upgrade and directly attacked and destroyed the world without any mistakes. No, you really did it.

Overall review: It's very interesting, one of the top ones in the Three Kingdoms category. It's no problem to just read it as a fanfic of Lao Luo's trumpet. 1. Theme: Next, conventional routine, modern business elites return to the Three Kingdoms with knowledge and prophets 2. Logic: Above average, basically no big problem. This book is written by combining the Romance of the Three Kingdoms and the Romance of the Three Kingdoms. Whichever setting is used should be used. There is one thing, the protagonist actually plays an enhanced version of Zhuge Liang with a prophetic perspective, but it is a bit counterintuitive and taken for granted that a business elite and internal affairs type person is invincible in battles. I think we can delve deeper into the transformation of the protagonist during the war, and then some underlying issues in the logic of the social operation of the Three Kingdoms. It is a pity that these are all brushed aside. The protagonist is invincible, but why was invincibility not written? He is invincible anyway. 3. Writing style: Excellent, the author is of high standard, some classical Chinese writing is very comfortable, close to the wording and sentences of the Lao Three Kingdoms. 4. Level of enjoyment: above average. The protagonist has a smooth journey. Emperor Zhaolie's courtesy corporal, and the bird's eye view of Feng Chu's younger generation are certainly very enjoyable, but they are so enjoyable that there are no points of conflict and it becomes dull (the modifier parameters are set too high). The points of conflict are a little less, and there is no drama like thirty years in Hedong and thirty years in Hexi.

Overall review: It's good to read. Among the first few historical online articles, I read Liang Cao at first, and the latest one is Xiancao. The bad thing is that, like Conan, the latest version was written by a child. The author updated Constipation, and then confused it with a few chapters of daily writing, but it is acceptable. 1. Theme: medium, somewhat creative. Zhezong of the Song Dynasty dreamed of returning to modern times, and learned that history and modern thinking were used to transform the weak Song Dynasty, the butterfly effect of the weak Song Dynasty's industrial revolution, and the duel between the colonial expansion of the Liao Kingdom next door. 2. Logic: Superior. The author has a deep understanding of history. From the underlying logic of "ruling the world with the scholar-bureaucrats", he tells why the Song Dynasty was so weak and the reform was difficult to succeed. It is difficult for readers who are not related majors to realize these points. After reading this, they have gained a lot of insights. 3. Writing style: Excellent, many of them are in classical Chinese, giving you a feeling of reading the Three Kingdoms, like drinking fine wine. (I really can't stand Zhuge Liang's line "It's so hot, even better than the fire of Yiling" that primary school readers like in New Three Kingdoms) 4. Level of enjoyment: medium to upper level. The little emperor quickly gathers power from the beginning and is basically in a passive and invincible state. He can activate King Qin to evacuate the two palaces at any time. However, because the protagonist is a green tea character, he will slowly eat away at the enemy who won't win without fighting.