Mainly Recommend Fantasy Novels That Are Being Updated

Found it by scanning the list, the quality is okay. Western fantasy. The protagonist is reborn in a Western fantasy world similar to the Victorian era, and is still a college student. But the orphans who are self-reliant will soon become homeless because they have no money to pay rent. But after all, the protagonist relies on golden fingers to escape from the economic crisis, and at the same time contacts semi-official organizations to become an official transcendent. Why read this book: Although Victorian Western fantasy novels and drinking potions to change jobs are not new things, it still depends on how well it is written. This is the best quality among the Western fantasy novels I have been reading in the past month, and the story is okay. I plan to continue reading it until I encounter something that I can't accept. Why not read this book: In fact, I also pursued three books of the same genre at the same time. I cut two of them and one was entangled with the literary youth and persuaded me to quit. Then I looked at the recent reading list and found a bunch of Good Guys that I gave up before they were put on the shelves. I can only say that the current Internet literature ecology is not the same as it was ten years ago. I can't guarantee whether this book will suddenly disappear in the future. In general, I'll give it a try. I'll make a comment later depending on the situation.

After reading the Amway stickers, I found that although there are many flaws, it is really good-looking. Rebirth fantasy. The protagonist travels to a French-Soviet fusion monster country that resembles the Victorian era, and uses Goldfinger to become an artificial academic AI for nearby college students from the lowest level to satisfy their needs. At the same time, he is involved in the evil god case, and uses the high-dimensional extraordinary abilities of the three-legged cat-level psychics in the new country to reduce the dimension. Why I read this book: Speaking of which, I rarely read books in one sitting, but I read this one in one morning while reading this chapter and talking about all the bad points. Although there are some problems, the reading is not bad, the story is very strong, and the world view is also the kind I like. I will continue to read it until it collapses. Why not read this book: Many times, the plot is driven by the protagonist's wisdom, and it's not just the protagonist alone. As a result, the author is often complained about and patched. The contrast between the dimensionality reduction attack of the protagonist's psychic circle and the reality of just escaping from abject poverty is also quite disconnected, and as a "god" he lacks qualifications. Generally speaking, food and grass will be reassessed later depending on the situation.

I have read this book before, but I was persuaded to quit it after a few chapters. Later, I saw good reviews on Amway and came back to give it a try, and I have been following it ever since. A fantasy novel about the western cowboy era. The protagonist travels to a fantasy world similar to the era of the Lighthouse Movement, inherits the legacy of the dead demon hunter and becomes a fake demon hunter. He relies on golden fingers to eliminate the vampire organization and obtains the ability to transform into a bat. Why read this book: It is obviously a fusion of elements from a series of fantasy works such as Western Red Dead Redemption and The Witcher. I am more interested in playing the world view, and the story is getting better and better. I cannot say that it has no shortcomings, but for the time being it looks good. Why not read this book: It is obviously a routine controlled by fate or higher-dimensional existence. I personally don't like this routine. In general, it's food and grass. I'll change my review later depending on the situation.

I found it by scanning the list, and it was unexpectedly good. DND fanfic. The timeline is two hundred years after Baldur III. The Magic Network collapsed again, and the Underdark took the opportunity to invade. The apprentice who was formerly an apprentice in Baldur's Gate Mage Tower lost his life and was replaced by the protagonist. Because of the golden finger system, he successfully changed from a spell slot system to a dragon warlock who fused gold and silver dragons to cast spells with magic power. Currently relying on the ability to cast spells in a rare spell system and cooperating with the paladin to repel several waves of underground creatures, he plans to leave Baldur's Gate in order to avoid the Archduke's forced recruitment order. Why I read this book: In fact, one of the genres I have loved reading since I started reading online is fantasy. Warcraft, DND, witcher fics, and original fantasy anything that interests me is fine. However, DND fanfics, even those similar to DND back then, have been out of fashion for a long time, and it is difficult to find one that can be read. However, I think this one is good. It pays more attention to DND rules, but the story is not bad either. Speaking of other fans, if they told me that it was a fan at the beginning and told me hundreds of years later, I would just click Why don't you read this book: I haven't seen it yet, but if I get caught, the signs will be a bit disgusting. Generally speaking, food and grass will be reassessed later depending on the situation.

Recommended by a friend, I just took a look at it because I didn't like it, but I didn't expect it to be quite good. Behind the scenes farming flow. The protagonist is reborn in a fantasy world and becomes a mushroom spirit deep in the dungeon. However, as a traveler, he has the privilege of cultivating other mushroom spirits and decomposing other creatures to plunder skills and add them to his mushroom spirits. Currently, I secretly follow the adventurers from the deep layers of the dungeon to the shallow layers to continue farming. Why I read this book: I've never been a fan of reading non-human abortion, and I'm not particularly fond of Japanese fantasy. However, I read this book with a Japanese-style fantasy world as the protagonist, and I actually finished reading it in one sitting today. I can't say what's particularly good about it, but I found it quite enjoyable to read. Why not read this book: I don't feel it yet, but after reading this chapter, I said that the pace of the plot development was a bit controversial. Generally speaking, food and grass will be reassessed later depending on the situation.

I found it by scanning the list, which is okay. Game alien story. The protagonist takes the game system to travel through the continent of Faerûn to a mage adventurer who has just been wiped out. Because the Lich released demons and planned to escape to Deepwater City with the caravan, he is currently being attacked by a green dragon. Why read this book: In fact, DND-like novels were very popular more than ten years ago, but they quickly became obsolete, and now there are few of them. Although this book has its own problems, in general I can read it. Why not read this book: I obviously know through the system that there is a lich in the tomb that my group can't resist, but because I can't tell others why I know but can't give up on my teammates and follow him to die, even if nothing happens in the end, the plot is not handled well. It would be better not to know this from the beginning. The plot of the conflict between the caravans later is also average. Generally speaking, between grain and grass-to grain and grass, the evaluation will be revised depending on the situation in the future.

I found it by scanning the list, which is okay. Witcher fanfic. The protagonist traveled through time and became the heir of the ancient blood of the tree spirit bloodline. He was picked up by Vesemir and became a demon hunter of the wolf school. However, because of the power of the bloodline, he also has strong magic abilities. For some reason, the bloodline ability was discovered by the men of Big Boss Vilgefortz, so he was likely to be targeted by Vilgefortz, who was seeking the power of ancient blood, so he began to work hard to increase his strength. Why read this book: How should I put it, this book has a more fantasy flavor. The few stories that have appeared so far still have a bit of the original flavor, and the look and feel is not bad. Why not read this book: The protagonist is not a mainstream online protagonist. It can be said that he has many character flaws and is not very likable. Moreover, sometimes eating is used to promote the progress of the plot, so it may not be suitable for the preferences of mainstream readers of online novels. Generally speaking, between grain and grass-to grain and grass, the evaluation will be revised depending on the situation in the future.

I saw it by scanning the list, it's okay. Is it a fantasy version of mortal flow? The boy from the slums was taken to a country town by his uncle and became a cowboy. Because of his talent, he came into contact with alchemy through the Muggle boss of his family, and at the same time obtained a golden finger that could help plants grow quickly. After the ranch group was destroyed, he returned to his hometown and is now joining the Alchemist Academy with an anonymous admission notice. Why read this book: Although this book is written about the Alchemist in a fantasy style on the surface, any old reader of the Mortal style can understand that it is a Mortal style wrapped in fantasy. , In addition to adopting some elements of Harry Potter, others such as the country boy who was taken to the main map by his relatives, the master Banla who brought him into contact with extraordinary powers, the golden finger similar to the sky bottle, the benefit of picking up corpses after being wiped out by the group, the sneak attacks and counterattacks by casual cultivators, joining new sects, useless spiritual roots, etc. The sense of instant vision cannot be stronger. As someone who has read so many mortal novels, I still prefer this set. As for the novel itself, I personally feel that the advantages and disadvantages are not serious, it is quite satisfactory. Why not read this book: There are good and bad aspects of having too strong a sense of immediate vision. Some are acceptable and some are unacceptable. In addition, the current trend is to cut the book at who knows when. Judging from the author's history, the book has less than 200,000 words and has been cut without signing a contract. The results of this book are also average, hard to say. In general, Liangcao - go to Liangcao, I will change the review later depending on the situation.

I saw it when I scanned the list, and it's pretty good. Game of Thrones fan. The protagonist is reborn into the Game of Thrones world at the end of the Usurper War and becomes Gerold Dayne of House Dayne. Inheriting the identity of the city lord after his father and brother died in battle, he changed his original path of focusing on improving personal martial arts and changed the direction of farming. Currently, he is pretending to have discovered a gold mine to convince the head of the Dane family, Earl Lyman, to provide resources to help recruit mountain people to expand his power. Why read this book: Speaking of which, in the past two years, external station routines have become mainstream. Nowadays, it is basically a system that pops up, and then the protagonist thinks that he is destined to be the protagonist who has no disadvantages. To be honest, I don't like this. On the one hand, it is brainless and on the other hand, it is too childish and dramatic. Although this book is also system-oriented, the current chapters look pretty good. It is a traditional fantasy farming novel. The protagonist naturally has the foresight and advantages of modern people, and the indigenous people also have their own wisdom. This is a novel. Why not read this book: I don't know if it will be cut in the future. In the past week, I have cut into two novels and rewritten one. This is also a trend brought by external websites, alas. In general, I'll give it a try. I'll make a comment later depending on the situation.

I found a new book by scanning the list, and it doesn't look bad. Looking at the comment section, it looks like it's a prodigal account from Beijing. A fantasy novel. The protagonist takes the fallen Moon God who is about to be resurrected as a portable grandmother, and is reborn in a different world similar to the Victorian era. He is plotted as a sacrifice when he appears. He relies on the portable grandmother and the official supernatural girl who becomes a teammate to temporarily solve the problem and become a transcendent. The current plan is to collect the memories of the Moon God to make him return. Why read this book: As a fantasy novel, the story is pretty good, and I also like the use of investigation and solving crimes as the direction of the plot. As there are so many Christian-style novels nowadays, I think this book is okay. Why not read this book: The follow-up is obviously about a little girl who plays an important role, which I personally don't think is likable. In addition, the novel is considered a slow-burning type, and the author admits that he cannot write a climax. Those who are disgusted with this set may not be able to read it. Generally speaking, food and grass - between food and grass, I will change my assessment later depending on the situation.

It was recommended by a friend two days ago. I didn't have high expectations at first, but it turned out to be really good. Game alien story. The protagonist travels to a different world and becomes a necromancer who is unable to summon the undead and is expelled from school. However, he unexpectedly turns out to be a blessing in disguise. He escapes the rail guns launched by the Holy Light camp towards the academy in order to seize this place, a place of four wars. At the same time, the protagonist finally summons a skeleton, and it is not an ordinary skeleton, but the leading player who failed to participate in the God War in the game based on this world. Relying on the combat power of player skeletons and the plot leaked by players chatting with each other, they successfully changed part of the plot and became a confidant of the local lord. Why read this book: Although the author denies that this is the fourth natural disaster flow, it still has some characteristics of the fourth natural disaster flow. It also combines the characteristics of the amber flow and the dihua flow. It can be regarded as a suture monster that suits my personal preferences. The players themselves chatting and spanking and competing with the protagonist to compete with each other and show their acting skills are very interesting. Many plot jokes reminded me of my previous memories of playing World of Warcraft and watching Amber Flow. It was very interesting. Apart from that, the world view of the story itself is also okay. Why not read this book: a Western fantasy-style online novel with traditional villains from the Holy Light camp, but I think it's okay. It's also a necromancer protagonist. In addition, the rationality of playing Dihua with players and always getting the plot through players is definitely a bit different, but I don't think it is necessary to worry so much. Generally speaking, food and grass will be reassessed later depending on the situation.

I found it by scanning the list, which is okay. Witcher fanfic. The timeline is before The Witcher 1. The protagonist travels through time and becomes a witcher of the Wolf School who has just passed the Trial of Green Grass. Gold Finger is a game system. You can obtain item rewards and skill point upgrades by completing tasks. Use the Gold Finger to become the strongest person in the Wolf School after Geralt and Vesemir in two years. Currently, I am following Geralt out for training and coming to the former Scoia'tael's territory to help clean up monsters in the stronghold. Why I read this book: Ever since I played The Witcher 3, I have always been interested in Witcher fandom, but the few books I have read recently just didn't feel right. This book is okay so far. It doesn't have any inexplicable plot issues like the other books. Why not read this book: The protagonist seems to be a growth-oriented character, and sometimes seems not so stable. The author is probably not an experienced author, so he is somewhat similar to the protagonist in a certain sense. There are some mistakes and omissions in some places, and there are also some bugs related to the original work. Generally speaking, between grain and grass-to grain and grass, the evaluation will be revised depending on the situation in the future.

Ermu new book. Is it the mastermind behind this or the fourth natural disaster? The protagonist becomes a demon, but there is no desire to survive in this time and space, so he goes to another world to make money. Currently, the shell of a virtual reality online game is used to take a group of players to another world to help others fulfill their wishes and gain wish power. Why read this book: After Ermu finished writing The Witch, I personally felt that the quality of the previous book was not ideal, but the current one is pretty good. Although it is based on the outdated Fourth Natural Disaster formula, it still looks interesting. It is obvious that the protagonist's ability and character as the mastermind behind the scenes have been weakened, and various overturns have led to speculation and suspicion by players. There is reason to suspect that this is a group portrait novel in which the protagonist becomes a half-tool man, and it will not develop into a plane travel flow, right? Anyway, it looks pretty interesting at this stage. Why not read this book: If you were to step into the perspective of the protagonist, you would definitely be unhappy. In general, I'll give it a try. I'll make a comment later depending on the situation.

I had read it recommended on a book recommendation post before, and I felt good about it after reading it. Fantasy. In the parallel world of the Victorian era, everything changed due to the invasion of demons. Contractors who conquered demons and signed contracts to gain power to fight against the demon army emerged and became superiors. A new system emerged in which class was determined by extraordinary power. The protagonist with a mysterious origin earns a living by working as a detective and is involved in internal cases within the church. He is rewarded for saving an old priest and a nun with a profound background and becomes a contractor. Why read this book: The victorian era with the invasion of demons, the combination of extraordinary power + reasoning, looks interesting. To be honest, although it is called Sherlock Holmes, it is actually a rip-off. In essence, apart from the "reasoning" and the namesake, it basically has nothing to do with a famous detective, but it just suits my taste. I personally don't like to use certain famous characters as the protagonists, because the characters of famous characters are solidified. Once the character is not written well and the image in the reader's mind is not the same, it will be quite embarrassing, so it is better not to write it. The pretentious plot at the beginning is well written and has a bit of a fantasy flavor. Why not read this book: To be honest, judging from the pretentious plot and the title of the book at the beginning, I thought it was a pretentious article about the invincible flow of the game Big Devil, but I didn't expect to find out later that it was an upgrade article starting from scratch. I wonder if it will collapse later. Generally speaking, between grain and grass-to grain and grass, the evaluation will be revised depending on the situation in the future.

I saw it when I scanned the list, and I think it's okay. Modern fantasy. The protagonist travels through a quasi-modern world. His predecessor was a victim of a mysterious ritual. After traveling through time, the protagonist has the ability to summon souls, understand memories, and inherit the skills of the soul during his lifetime. After the anti-killing organization pursued the killer, they contacted the official organization. I am currently involved in a major cult case, and I don't know if it is the same case as the protagonist's predecessor. Why read this book: From the introduction, it seems to be a Western fantasy novel? But currently it seems to be closer to a suspenseful detective story with a supernatural color. The storytelling and text feel pretty good. The current cult case seems a bit interesting. Why not read this book: The power setting is a bit complicated, and it's easy to get tired of reading it. And although it is obvious that the author deliberately suppressed it, looking at this golden finger, it is actually quite bad, and I am a bit worried about the follow-up rhythm. Generally speaking, between grain and grass-to grain and grass, the evaluation will be revised depending on the situation in the future.

A new book from the Emperor of the Han Dynasty. Pseudo DND new book. The protagonist travels through the continent of Faerûn after the Turbulent Years, and is chosen by the four evil gods of Warhammer Chaos who invaded Faerûn but were repulsed. But because he couldn't bear the power of the evil god, he asked the moon god Su Lun, whom he had believed in for generations, to infuse him with divine power to balance the power of the evil god. Currently on his way home. Why I read this book: I have always loved reading pseudo-DND novels, and my favorite is probably the one about the gate. However, because the popularity of DND has faded severely in the online literary circle, at least I rarely see it at the starting point. It's rare to see this book nowadays. Although the power setting uses Warhammer, the main plot can be seen to be using the power of the four vendors to grow. It is estimated that cooperation and confrontation coexist, and finally get rid of their control. I hope it can be written well. Why don't you read this book: You know the eunuchs in the last book with more than a hundred chapters. There are a lot of jokes in the novel, some of which I personally don't like. Like the author's famous Warhammer fanfic, it is a pseudo-DND novel based on borrowed settings. Fundamentalist DND fans may not be able to read it. Generally speaking, food and grass will be reassessed later depending on the situation.

A new book from the author of "Warhammer Throne". Invincible Heroes fanfic. The protagonist travels to the world of Invincible Heroes and becomes a mysterious existence. He has been chased by the devil since birth, and his adoptive father and adoptive mother were killed for this reason. In order to take revenge, he became a mercenary and encountered a group of demons that were destroyed. The protagonist was the only one to defeat the opponent with explosive force, but he was also seriously injured and dying. On his deathbed, he was rescued by Engami. After accepting the mission, he also started to collect seven artifacts for strength, and therefore began to be hostile to powerful beings around the world. Why read this book: Invincible Heroes? In fact, I am more familiar with the most popular three generations, but even in the three generations, I never paid attention to the plot and story. This chapter seems to be based on the world view of Ashan starting from the Five Dynasties, but I don't understand it even more. To be honest, from my current observation, this world view seems too complicated and huge, but I am still a little interested, after all, it is rare to write this. The writing seems more interesting than the previous book. Why don't you read this book: It starts with a Japanese perverted story about a human chair, and then it has an infinite explosion setting. This is too discouraging. Generally speaking, food and grass - between food and grass, I will make a comment later depending on the situation.

I saw it when I was scanning the list before. Because this book title still has the first two chapters, I just put it down. I saw a post recommending it a few days ago and the reviews were good, so I gave it a try. The Witcher Three. The protagonist was reborn with the system in 1260 before the Northern War, and became the son of an ordinary farmer in Aden. In order to have more power to protect himself in the future war, he chose to follow Leisuo and his party who were passing by and became a snake sect demon hunter. Currently, as an apprentice, he follows Leisuo to search for potion materials. He passes through Mahakam and accepts the dwarf's invitation to deal with the deer-headed spirit. Why read this book: In fact, Western fantasy literature is in decline now, and even DND literature is very rare. Not to mention the more niche wizard fan fiction, the quality of which is often found is not very good. This book can be regarded as the best among them. The fantasy flavor is very strong. Although some idioms are out of place, it doesn't hurt, especially the plot of the stripper is exciting. Why not read this book: The author uses a growth-oriented protagonist. When the protagonist first appears, he is mentally immature and impulsive. He can quarrel with children younger than his physical age. In the end, people around him are killed due to his own reasons. This kind of plot is very unpleasant in today's online novels and can easily make people dislike the protagonist. In addition, the main character is set to be thirteen years old. Reading other book reviews, it seems that it is a re-release. The previous book that I read and criticized was that it was a thirteen-year-old demon hunter master. Finally, the plot is relatively slow. At least for now, the protagonist has not officially become a demon hunter, so I have to be mentally prepared for being impatient. In general, I'll give it a try. I'll make a comment later depending on the situation.

I saw it when I scanned the list before Amber flow. The protagonist traveled to the game world and became a knight who died in the massacre of the city by the undead advance army. At the same time, he saved a girl who would become the boss of the undead forces after her death. Currently, in order to change the tragic history of the country in the future, she was preparing to alert the surrounding mage forces. It happened that the ghost of the mage was exposed, and a battle broke out. Why read this book: Speaking of which, there are very few amber-style books these days. They are basically mechanics who go through the game and cut players' leeks (although I feel that there are not many that can be read). This book can be considered a traditional amber-style book, and the quality is not bad. Why not read this book: The story is also relatively traditional, and everyone knows the characteristics of Kohaku-ryu. I think this book also has the things that some people don't like about Kohaku-ryu. In addition, the results of this book are not very good. I feel that the possibility of a follow-up eunuch is very high. I cannot guarantee this. Overall, I think it's a good idea. I'll change my review later depending on the situation.

This is a new book by the author of "Nine-Stage Idle Persons". It is said that this author has been writing the last book since 2008, with more than 3,000 chapters. If it had not been affected by 404 some time ago, he would probably have been able to continue writing for N years... I tried the new book and found that the subject matter is interesting, and I think it is okay. Steampunk + system text. The protagonist is an artificial humanoid weapon from a certain future world. He traveled to a steampunk world similar to the Victorian era and was reborn as a poor boy who had to follow the British army into France because of debts. He used the split-brain book that was popular in his previous life to separate the accessory brain that plays a systemic role, instantly increasing his combat effectiveness. Because France used imine poison gas, which was strictly prohibited by the Continental Convention, the British army suffered a disastrous defeat. The three protagonists were forced to flee. Since there was little hope of escaping directly back to England, they prepared to secretly sneak into the Continental Congress established in the French capital. They used the backstage background of the doctor's companion to accuse the French prince of using poison gas to receive protection. Passing through Tuskin Town, he obtained a high-energy item and activated his psychic powers to become a psyker. As a result, he encountered an indescribable existence and escaped death. Traveling through the black forest, I witnessed various fantasy creatures and saw another side of this seemingly technological world. Currently entering Lanxi, the largest city in France. Why read this book: The setting is very interesting, a steampunk Victorian world, spiritual energy + system flow setting, and various fantasy creatures in the world, such as the giant deer in the castle above; in addition, borrowing from the Cthulhu setting, we discovered creatures beyond cognition. Why not read this book: Some of the plots are relatively dry; in addition, France and England, which some people complained about in the book review section, were adopted without the last word, which is indeed a bit lazy; in the end, I am worried that this book will be like the previous one, writing tens of millions of words and not finishing it. Many good books just drag on and cannot be read anymore... For now, I'll give it a grain of salt -, I'll change my review later depending on the situation.