Mainly Recommend Fantasy Novels That Are Being Updated

I found this rare medieval warhammer theme when I was scanning the list. After reading it, I found it to be pretty good. A Western fantasy novel based on the medieval warhammer setting. The protagonist is selected by the Emperor of Warhammer 40K to become the Emperor's Son, and is thrown into the medieval Warhammer world to complete the mission. The beginning of the story is of a high level. He is a legendary warrior who can use psychic powers. He starts hunting for a certain demon hunter master who has fallen into chaos. Currently, the warlock heroine, whose prototype is Bayonetta, as well as a group of mercenaries and merchants are tracking the fallen demon hunter. However, they have suffered heavy casualties, and their hearts have been eroded by chaos, and they are facing internal strife. Why I read this book: Although I quite like reading Western fantasy novels, today's Western fantasy novels basically fall into the following major genres: DND novels, Warcraft fan fiction, wizard-style, amber-style, and system literature. It's a bit boring, and it's rare to see a new variety. Speaking of which, I still know a little bit about Warhammer 40K. I only learned about Medieval Warhammer after reading this book. After reading it, I found that the story of this low-magic world with a large number of gods is quite interesting. No wonder Blizzard wanted to use this thing to make a game but was rejected, so they copied some of the settings and made Warcraft the king of MMORPG. In addition, the settings of medieval Warhammer are obviously mixed with many other classic settings. The ones I can see include Warhammer 40K, DND, The Witcher, The Elder Scrolls, Bayonetta, StarCraft, etc. I feel that this hodgepodge is well integrated. Why not read this book: First of all, the protagonist is not the kind of guy who kills decisively. He will not kill the whole family just like others stare at you. He has a good personality and likes to help others without endangering his own interests. In fact, I like this kind of protagonist. The two villains designed by Nai He are relatively annoying in my opinion. The former one can be said to be young and energetic, too middle-aged after reading too many YY novels, and the latter one is a complete villain. In the end, the protagonist is made into Lu Dongbin who was bitten by a dog. Secondly, the heroine is the kind of young lady who doesn't understand the world. I guess many people can't stand her. Generally speaking, I will give dry food + to food and grass -, and I will change my evaluation later depending on the situation.

I discovered this two days ago while reading a book recommendation post. Actually, I haven't read HP fanfics for a long time, but I was attracted by the background setting. HP fan. The protagonist is reborn in the Harry Potter world, but not the ordinary version, but the world line in which Grindelwald wins. The wizarding world was fully controlled by the Grindelwald faction, Dumbledore was imprisoned, and Lily Evans was labeled as a dark wizard and became a wanted criminal. Voldemort was focused on because he was implicated by Dumbledore. The murder case was uncovered. He cried behind bars for decades. After he was released, he could only hide in the countryside secretly and has done nothing. Speaking of the protagonist, the story begins at the time of the original work, when the protagonist enters Hogwarts. However, except for the outsider Hermione, who is still the same as before, everyone else's situation has changed drastically due to the different world lines. At the same time, the protagonist is also haunted by a mysterious book that Voldemort desperately desires. Currently, the protagonist is following Professor Kettleburn from the Care of Magical Creatures class into the Forbidden Forest and encounters humans and horses. Why read this book: The biggest highlight of this book is the background setting. I was actually tired of reading HP fanfiction, but when I heard that this book uses the world view of The Man in the High Castle, I immediately became interested and wanted to see how the original characters behaved differently because of the world line. In addition, the operating style of Hogwarts has changed from the original version to the grid version, and the changes are also very interesting in this book. In addition, it seems that the novel uses some elements of the gram series, such as the protagonist's golden finger. We look forward to what kind of chemical effects the combination of HP and Cthulhu will produce. Why not read this book: The most interesting thing about this book is the world view, but this unique world view is very risky. If the subsequent deduction turns over, it will be over. Also, looking at the reviews, it seems that the author's last book had a mediocre reputation due to some toxic aspects, and I'm worried that this book will do the same. I hope it won't be like this. Generally speaking, food and grass will be reassessed later depending on the situation.

I found it yesterday by scanning the list, and found out that I had read the author's previous book. I thought that book was average and it didn't take long after I read it, but I felt that this one was okay. It has a steampunk and fantasy background. The protagonist was formerly a soft-boiled cultist. He performed a ritual to subdue demons and successfully received lunch. However, the protagonist gained superpowers and the demon sealed in his body. Currently following a detective named Charlotte who loves occultism to investigate mysterious events. I feel pretty good at the moment. I'll write more details when the number of words increases.

It was recommended to me by the author in the past few days. To be honest, I was tired of watching the Witcher series and I didn't really want to read it. However, I read a certain website and saw good reviews so I gave it a try. It's pretty good. Spiritual energy recovery wizard style. The mysterious side was once prosperous, but due to the spiritual barrier that has been banned for hundreds of years, the spiritual energy that has disappeared now begins to recover, and the world will usher in great changes. The protagonist is reincarnated into a low-grade pain devil in a witchcraft tool-for-soul scale. He can only watch others take advantage of him but cannot escape. Fortunately, because of his golden finger and his desperate courage, he takes advantage of the black wizard's opportunity to seize the body and enter the target of the body-the rich second generation whose parents both died. In order to avoid the revenge of the wizard family, he entered a noble school that retained the divine power of the church a hundred years ago. At the same time, he used the golden finger that knew all things to find the meditation method from the wizard's relics and began to practice. Due to the revival of spiritual energy, strange people who have disappeared for hundreds of years gradually appear. The protagonist continues to fight the monsters that appear around him and upgrade, step by step into the depths of this strange world. Why read this book: I personally dislike the wizard style, because it basically involves getting rid of the built-in point adding device, starting with the knight modifying the training method, and then meeting the wizard and entering the wizard academy. After using it for so many years without changing, it really made me sick. In contrast, the beginning of this book is more innovative. Moreover, the design of weirdness, professions, and equipment and props feels very thoughtful. I personally always like stories that focus on this aspect, so I like to read DND articles and play Western fantasy games. Why not read this book: From the beginning to now, there have been several situations where you have encountered a dead-end situation and then gambled your life to find a chance to survive and then successfully come back. I hope that the occurrence of such dead-end situations will be relatively reduced in the future, because it will give people the feeling that the protagonist is relying on his own full luck to win. Then there is the aspect that I personally think is okay but I have seen many people complain about it. The protagonist is originally a stable character, but he almost capsized because of meeting a girl several times. It is best not to use girls to create plot conflicts and reasons for fighting. Some people will think that the protagonist is a girl. Generally speaking, I feel that it is between grain and grass-to grain and grass. It seems quite comfortable at the moment. I will change my review after seeing the follow-up.

I discovered a new book a few days ago that follows the trend and goes away, but I personally think it's okay. Get out of the way. The protagonist travels to a parallel world full of evil spirits and monsters. Fortunately, he has a golden finger. He can convert monsters or items with extraordinary power into food, and then use them to increase attribute upgrades, similar to getting out and adding points. There is a cult rebellion in the city where we are currently, and the three parties are secretly fighting. The protagonist is involved in it, and he also meets a guy with golden fingers similar to the nightmare. The current review of Liangcao is temporary, and the review will be rewritten with more words.

Yesterday, I saw that several of my friends who were single authors had added this book, so I clicked it to give it a try. As someone who has never read the original work, I was surprisingly able to read it, and I read it overnight, and I felt very good. A Song of Ice and Fire fanfic. The protagonist is clothed in flesh, and because he stole food when he was hungry, he was regarded as a thief and was forced to become a night watchman. While patrolling with Sir Waymar Royce, he encountered a White Walker and was lucky enough to kill him after he failed to escape. After returning, he reported the intelligence on the White Walkers, and then went to Winterfell to report the situation to Eddard Stark. In order to get rid of the current situation of the night watchman, he deliberately made friends with the little devil, and is currently on his way back to the Great Wall with him and Jon. Why I read this book: I have never read the original work, but I have always been interested in this story. The several fan fiction books I read at the beginning were all of average quality, but this one was different, and I felt quite good about it. The writing style of the novel is relatively fluent. I can't say whether the characters are broken or not without having read the original work, but in my opinion, the IQ is on the line. The protagonist has no aristocratic status and no system. Goldfinger only has the advantage of knowing the plot of the original work. The way of killing the White Walkers and going back to prove one's innocence and the plot of befriending the little devil are both well written and quite to my liking. Why not read this book: The protagonist is more or less a growth-type character template, and I guess many people don't like it. Furthermore, Game of Thrones fans are more likely to fail, so I hope this is not the case. At present, I feel that it is just food and grass. I will review the situation in the future. ,.

Western fantasy lord farming text. The protagonist travels to another world with the system and becomes a small nobleman involved in the political struggle between two factions within the kingdom over the ownership of the throne. The decisive exchange of territory with others to temporarily escape from the vortex is very new, but I originally thought it was an old routine. Entering the wasteland to farm, recruiting mercenaries and refugees as subordinates and subjects, what is rare is that they will not bow down to you as soon as the domineering spirit is revealed, and even after being adopted as a subordinate, internal management is still required, and the group loyalty value is locked to the full value of NPC. And it's rare that they didn't imitate some Western fantasy novels that beautify nobles and lords as guardians, who are standard exploiters. Moreover, the class divisions within the society are extremely severe. The nobles despise the common people, while the common people also hate the refugees extremely. In some reality, some middle class people hate the upper class and despise the lower class. "The class above me can move, but the class behind me must be closed." They close the door as soon as they get on the bus. In addition, the official appearance of Goldfinger was not until Chapter 28, which was quite slow. It gained the tradition of ancient alchemical civilization, the system function was officially opened, and it also learned to play with data flow. From then on, elite NPCs were created as younger brothers, and unlike other summoning streams where a bunch of elite younger brothers appeared without any reaction from others, the protagonist needed to slowly find a reason to mix them into normal humans, which greatly increased the authenticity of the story. The author is a creative person with a lot of imagination. He has created a Western fantasy world that is traditional but also very innovative. Magic, magic and knights coexist, and all major races live together in the world. Humanity currently has three major forces. The nobility and church in the open and the underground wizard forces are competing with each other. Wizards once dominated the world, but because they were tempted by extraordinary creatures and performed blood sacrifices, they often massacred cities too cruelly and were annihilated by the major forces led by the first generation Pope. The church forces are not villains in the traditional sense. Gods seem to be impersonal creatures with rules. They can be bullied as long as they do not violate the iron laws. They are suspected to be the products of ancient alchemical civilization. The church is also divided into civilian clergy and church knights. Originally, power was held by the pope, the representative of the civilian clergy, and was later instigated by the church knights. At this point, the pope and the aristocratic organization White Tower formed an alliance. The wizarding force has not yet made a head-on appearance, but it is worth looking forward to. The first advantage of this book is that the setting mentioned above is excellent, the second is that the logic is very reasonable, and the lack of a halo of intelligence has little impact. The third is that the writing style is acceptable, and the character creation is also good. It is an excellent western fantasy farming novel. As for the shortcomings, first of all, there is no need to detail the story before the time travel in the first two chapters, which is very distracting for readers, and the name of the protagonist's previous life is quite ordinary, which does not fit the positioning of Western fantasy, so it is recommended to skip it; secondly, the charm aura of the protagonist feels a bit too big at the beginning, and several female characters are a bit nymphomaniac, but fortunately they gradually become normal after that. Sometimes I feel that the protagonist's dialogue is a bit white. I have caught up with the latest chapter, Chapter 58, and I like it so far. I will review it temporarily and will re-review it later.

I had discovered this book when I was scanning the rankings before, but because I personally have a strong prejudice against horse-riding and slashing literature, I thought that most of this type of writing was dry and boring, so I didn't try it. I only became interested after several friends got Amway a few days ago. After reading it, it is really great. Western Fantasy Farming Story: Riding and cutting the golden finger. The protagonist, the illegitimate son of a marquis, starts the game. In order to avoid the assassination of the new marquis, he uses his powerful force to lead the gang of barbarians to become pioneering nobles. He has now established a firm foothold in the wilderness. Why I read this book: I heard that this book is obviously in the style of animal blood, but because the latter has a pig nose at the beginning, I haven't read it and have no say in it, so I can't comment on it. But from my perspective as an ordinary reader, this is a very interesting Western fantasy novel. Every chapter has a laugh, and the jokes are spot on. And simply as a book about upgrading farming, it's also very good, and it's quite refreshing. Why not read this book: After reading the book reviews, I found that there are many small details that were pointed out as lacking rationality, but the impact is not big, I think it is harmless. Generally speaking, I will consider it as food and grass. I will change my review based on the situation in the future.

Due to the tagging reasons and because this book has become very popular recently, I tried it again and found it to be pretty good. The novel is mainly light-hearted and humorous, which is quite funny. The protagonist, an old warlock in the World of Warcraft, unexpectedly traveled through the Marvel world with three warlock artifacts that he dared not use. He became a warlock and summoned warlock-specific pets. Unfortunately, they were all weird ones, such as the fighting-crazy demon guard, the mocking blue fat man, the lesbian succubus and the husky hellhound. The imp was relatively normal and had no sense of existence. With these men, he opened a small shop for deception and abduction in a gang gathering place. The author is also a fan of big-eyed pets, and seems to want to write about pets with unusual tenant-like qualities. Although it is not very successful, it is still interesting. The protagonist is also a troublemaker. After being discovered by S. H. I. E. L. D., He was worried that the Hydra that was parasitic on him would come to visit him, so he looked for opportunities to expose him, and by the way, he killed his opponent with a borrowed knife. So far I've seen it here, and I think it's okay. Although it seems that there have been controversial points in the plot recently, I haven't seen it yet. I will talk about it when the time comes. The current progress is Chapter 32, which feels like solid food +, and I will revise the review later.

I found it after reading an Amway post before, and after trying it out, I found it was okay. Fantasy World Live Stream. The protagonist is reborn in a magical version of modern society, acquires the martial arts system, and becomes the first martial arts master in this magical world. On the road, I met a girl who was a wilderness survival anchor, and found out that she had excellent martial arts qualifications. I accepted her as my disciple to complete the system's task of strengthening the martial arts. Currently, he is taking his apprentice girl to the depths of the wilderness to continue his live broadcast journey. He has discovered various secrets that have not been discovered by humans, including many extremely valuable technologies and resources, which has caused a sensation all over the world. Why I read this book: Currently, there are two main advantages that attract me. The first is the colorful fantasy creatures from other worlds. Many of the creatures are designed to really reflect the imagination, and many of them can also provide realistic prototypes. As the author boasts in a single chapter, it is more reasonable than peers and feels a bit professional. Secondly, I feel that the interaction with the audience is well written and quite funny, and after the live broadcast of major discoveries, the reaction from the real society is quite refreshing. In addition, although the anchor's portrayal is average, the female apprentice who is honest and kind but can act cute is the highlight. Why not read this book: In fact, it is enough to create a pure fantasy parallel world that is quasi-modern, with semi-fictional settings that can clearly be seen as the country names of China, the United States, Britain, France, and Russia, as well as the Ivy League, etc., At least I personally think it is quite peaceful; secondly, the protagonist mentioned above is not as good as the apprentice; the plot that constantly emphasizes eating raw meat is not interesting to me personally, and I have seen many readers complaining, but it seems that it has not been written later. Generally speaking, I think it's just food and grass at the moment. I'll change my opinion later depending on the situation.

The book "Two Eyeballs" has become a masterpiece. It was the most acclaimed and popular online book in 2016. It has gained both word-of-mouth and sales. Among the book reviews I have seen, this is the only book, "Squid" and "Big Eyeballs" with so many people writing short fan stories. Talking back to the book itself, it has a quasi-medieval magic-reform background. The protagonist becomes a half-abandoned dandy prince of a country. He uses witch black technology to gradually copy the things of the past life, and violently cultivates the land with the intention of recreating the industrial revolution and unified kingdom in a different world. At present, the short-term goal of overcoming the disaster has been successful. They have just returned to the royal capital and overthrew the puppet king. The mid-term goal of unifying the kingdom has basically been successful. The long-term goal must be to overthrow the Holy See and unify the world to understand the truth about the world. The ultimate goal is to destroy the devil and the so-called "god" and save the world? The writing style of the novel is very good. Ermu is not like a newbie who is writing online novels for the first time. The main characters also have their own characteristics. The overall feeling is that it is good. I am reading it every day.

This book was mentioned in the book review before. The beginning is not very eye-catching (with this kind of routine book title, it looks even more ordinary), so when I first read it, I felt it was average, but after reading it, I was really happy. To be honest, I don't know where the author came up with so many rubbish words. I feel like I could be a screenwriter for a Deadpool movie... For Marvel fans, the protagonist has his own LOL system. He can earn legendary prizes by making big news, and gain the ability to summon LOL heroes or obtain LOL technology. In order to prevent being used as a guinea pig, cannon fodder, etc., The protagonist made himself a naughty kid and a technological genius to fight Iron Man, and as expected, he was taken back by SHIELD and given preferential treatment. In order to find a big backer for himself, he summoned the fortune teller and Wei to pull out a higher plane. The banner of Valoran shocked all the forces on the earth. It also expressed their thirst for the protagonist's talent and improved the protagonist's status. At the same time, all parties retracted their small actions. Currently, he has acquired Mundo's biotechnology and plans to modify his own physique by studying the Hulk's genes. Why read this book: Speaking of which, I have read a lot of articles about bringing your own LOL system to all major planes, but most of them are simple pretense of summoning heroes. I have never seen this kind of people who learn from Valoran technology and become technological geniuses. Moreover, most of the characters in the novel have normal IQs. Except for General Ross, who felt a bit too dark (of course I have not read the original American comic), there is no routine that makes the villain malicious and turn it into an NC clown (I personally dislike this routine very much. If the villain is written as a clown, what sense of accomplishment will there be in defeating him). In addition, the protagonist has given himself a very innovative character as a naughty kid. This is the first time I have seen it written like this. The whole lot of trash talk that follows from it is the biggest highlight of the book (it will be better if you read it in conjunction with this chapter, because you can often laugh out loud). The protagonist has just come into contact with Deadpool, and I look forward to them and Little Spider's Huashan Swordsmanship. I have to say that the author is really the best one among the Qidian authors I have read in writing trash talk... Why not read this book: The first few chapters are relatively bland, and they are a bit like the writing style of a routine article on the same theme. I almost gave up on the article myself, but I highly recommend continuing to read it. It is really exciting; the setting of two different works and the fighting between characters must have the author himself. I tend to be more sensitive to this aspect and probably won't like it; I personally learned about the Marvel setting through American comic fans and movies, and I don't know much about this aspect. However, I read some comments saying that the author doesn't know enough about American comics, so I would like to remind you. Anyway, as a layman of Marvel, I enjoyed watching it. Overall, this book is fine for me, I will review it later depending on the situation.

I was interested in a new book in Longkong before. I tried it once and it didn't feel too gripping, so I put it down. Later, when there were no new books to try, I picked them up again. I took the time to read them and found that they were pretty good. It is an orthodox fantasy-style adventure article. The story seems to be a continuation of the author's previous TJ book, or it can be a side story. The protagonist is a mixed-blood Northland barbarian with his own system. He is also a well-known adventurer in the adventurer camp called the Bay of Pigs. He lives with a red-haired girl who is rescued and has a crush on him. The protagonist is currently serving as a guide, following a strong team of adventurers on a mission to capture two adult frost bugs alive. Why read this book: A classic-style fantasy novel. The author's writing skills are very good, and he narrates an adventure story that takes place on a fantasy continent. The atmosphere of the adventurer camp is well depicted. The vulgar adventurers, the "cute people" who sell meat for a living, and the key introduction of several adventurers give people the feeling that this camp does exist. The character creation is also adequate. The runaway heroine, a red-haired girl, and several members of the team are all very fleshed out. The stupid ogre is very lovable. Why not read this book: The plot is too slow and not engaging at all, and requires readers to be patient to read it; the sense of immersion is very poor, the protagonist's image is not outstanding, and there is nothing exciting. The role is not as many as the protagonists of most online novels. In addition, the supporting roles are well created, and they feel a bit lost in the crowd. I think Butterfly Blue's full-time master has done a very good job, and the ensemble performance is top-notch. It's good to let the protagonist show his characteristics, and secondly, the second-purpose witch; in the end, adding a system to this kind of article is to increase the popularity, but the system's presence is extremely low, and it basically plays no role. If I hadn't mentioned it occasionally, I would have forgotten about it. I don't know if it is because the system has not been officially launched before the first mission is completed, or if this is indeed the setting. Overall, after reading about fifty chapters, I feel that it is somewhere between dry food + to food and grass -. Of course, if you are a fan of orthodox fantasy literature, you should be fine with giving food and grass.

It seems to be a new work based on "The Red Robe Mage". Although I have not read it, I know that it is an excellent work of Qidian DND, so I can rest assured about the quality of the new book. In fact, I gave up on this book at first, mainly because I didn't like reading about inhumane abortions and I wasn't interested in the beginning part of The Three-Body Problem. I picked it up recently because I wanted to add a fantasy tag to the book list in the Long Kong Tu edition. I am so glad that I almost missed a good book. The protagonist traveled to a white dragon egg in a DND-like world. After he was born, he was considered an imbecile by his mother because he couldn't speak and didn't learn foreign languages ​​well. He was expelled by his mother and lived with his brother Erha, who was really mentally retarded. I thought it was a regular DND story, but I didn't expect that the style of painting changed suddenly after being attacked by frost giants, and became an infinite flow. The protagonist traveled through the three-body plane and was caught by the three-body people and used as an experiment. Not only did he use his words to repel the Trisolaran army, but he also deceived the whole people to give up their bodies and live in the sophon array, and then started a civil war to destroy the country with one word. In fact, this is where I abandoned the article, mainly because I couldn't stand the author's too many private thoughts on philosophy and spirituality. After picking it up, I found that the plot did not develop as I imagined. The Trisolarans were transformed into a justice organization that aspired to "unify the people of the universe." The protagonist revealed his origins and used his desire to explore alien planes to cooperate with the Trisolarans. He was transformed into a white dragon Kai by black technology. He also brought with him a studio composed of 50 Trisolaran grandfathers, which is very imaginative. After returning to the main plane to avenge his revenge, he went to learn magic and change his profession as a Master. He actually went to Hongpao's territory to learn magic, and he turned out to be the author of that book. Then he went to the second copy of the Harry Potter plane, learned the art of transfiguration and transformed into a human being, and is currently about to enter Hogwarts School. The writing is really good and the plot is interesting. The best character so far is actually the red-robed mentor who doesn't have much screen time. In just a few chapters, his personality charm is revealed, and he has the style of a big boss. The protagonist is not bad either. He is usually cautious but also has a certain degree of madness. He fits my image of a mage very well and is somewhat similar to the mortal Han Li. Also, the Voldemort ghost in the diary was amused by threatening him with a cesspit. For now, give it a grain of salt. If it wasn't for the inhumane abortion and if you didn't agree with some of the protagonist's actions, it could actually be rated as grain and grass+.

This book was picked up when it only had a few chapters. As I read on, I found that it was quite suitable for me. However, it was too slow to write a review, so I haven't added it. Today, I finished reading the first volume of the story, and I can finally add it. Traditional fantasy. The protagonist was forced by the professor to write a "suicide note" assignment, but was actually summoned by the magic book in a mysterious prison in a different world... For himself, the protagonist helped the ancient book escape, and at the same time obtained a doll girl who was a jailer but also wanted to go out to find her maker. He was given a golden finger by an inmate who escaped from prison together and died in the sun - a destiny card that has the power of gods and is coveted by countless people. After leaving the prison and entering the desert, he learned a legend about another destiny card, and at the same time, he was involved in a conspiracy. After a lot of effort, I finally solved it and learned the truth behind the legend to get the second destiny card. Why I read this book: The author seems to be from a certain website. The writing is not like the popular online writing today. It has the flavor of early fantasy writing. Anyway, I thought it was very good after reading it. The idea of ​​the world setting is relatively novel, and the design of using cards as cheats suits my taste. I guess it is because I played too many Yu-Gi-Oh! And even instant noodle card games when I was a child. I have always had a good impression of novels with card settings, although most of them are of touching quality... The second two companions - the ancient book and the cute doll girl are pretty well portrayed. Why not read this book: Maybe it's because the story is slow and not suitable for mainstream readers. Overall, I'll give it a try and I'll change my review later depending on the situation.

I read the new book by the author who wrote "Trail of Light in Azeroth" for more than a week and found that it gave me a good impression, so I added it. Let me tell you in advance, at least I know a little bit about Marvel stories from reading a lot of online fan fiction. I only know the main characters at DC, so I don't know if the second set is serious or not. DC+Marvel comprehensive comic world. The protagonist is set to be a former killer or agent with a mysterious identity. He possesses high strength from the beginning, and he seems to be awakening his superpowers. One of his current superpowers is the ability to recover quickly. At the same time, I have never read the American comics and have no idea about the plot. The story begins in Gotham City. After killing three gangsters, he was left behind by the bar owner who was also the adoptive father of John Blake. As a result, he offended a certain local gang. He rescued John Blake who was besieged by gangsters who wanted to take over the bar. At the same time, he beat up a passing gentleman for killing five gangsters and was successfully KO'd. The protagonist was retaliated by gangs for not concealing his identity. Fortunately, he was saved by a passing lolita, and he has since become a transvestite pervert. Now that I have discovered the relationship between Arkham Asylum and the Kagemusha Alliance, I simply go to the Asylum to strike first. On the way, I find a comatose old man who was successfully attacked by Scarecrow gas, and I find out that he is the true face of a famous rich second generation in the city. Why I read this book: I feel that the author has made a lot of progress in this book compared to the previous one. The writing is better and the story is more interesting. At least there is no awkward emotional scene between the protagonist and Jaina as in the previous one. It is also interesting to set the protagonist as not knowing the plot. I always prefer this setting where non-prophet people rely on their own judgment to break the original plot, because it is more interesting. Of course, on the contrary, it is very poisonous because the original story is unsatisfactory due to ignorance of the plot and the truth. Regarding this point, it still depends on the author. Why not read this book: I understand the previous Warcraft quite well, and I can see a lot of secondary settings left by the author intentionally or unintentionally. But as for American comics, I have read enough online fans to understand Marvel stories, and DC only knows the main characters, so I don't know if the secondary design is serious or not. So those who are disgusted with the appearance of secondary designs should be careful; in addition, the fusion of Marvel and DC in American comic books basically ends with a collapse of the text. I don't know how this one will be... Judging from the current plot, I will give it a negative rating. I will change my rating later depending on the situation.

This is a new work written by the man who wrote "The King of the New Han Dynasty" whose shirt is stained with blood and his waistcoat is covered with blood. The protagonist travels through the fantasy world with the game system and becomes the son of a knight whose family has just been about to fall. In terms of shortcomings, I felt that the villain was too hateful and looked a bit like a buffoon. The protagonist also had an irritable personality and was not likable, but overall it was a pretty good fantasy story.

Yesterday, the author of this book came to my book list to recommend it. Although I don't like Cthulhu-style writing, I saw a friend recommend it, so I gave it a try. It was surprisingly good. It is a kind of infinite flow, a combination style of Eastern fantasy + Cthulhu. The protagonist is set to be a psychopath who is unusual in his unexpected emotions and pursues excitement endlessly. He is also a superman who has extremely strong control over his body. Selected into infinite worlds, the first one is the ghost world adapted from the silk-pulling opera. This copy has just been completed. I feel like the author is very creative, so the story setting is very interesting. I have heard of the song "Silk Opera", and I have also seen many adapted plots in online articles, but I have never seen a story written with such a strange style and a suspenseful puzzle game. It was this copy that attracted me. The combination of ancient Chinese mythology and Cthulhu settings is also an eye-catching and excellent idea. However, the author also said that he borrowed the idea from Long Kong's post "Xianxia COC·Cthulhu Settings·"Xuanjun Seven Chapters Secret Scripture"". I took a look and it couldn't be better. Although he is not the original author, it is not easy for an author to turn an idea into a novel. In addition, the puppets are well created, and the ending is also slightly sad. As for the shortcomings, first of all, the author's writing style is quite average, so the novel is relatively dry, and he is a person who abuses exclamation points the most. He adds an exclamation point to everything he says... If this aspect is modified, the impression will be much better. Secondly, the protagonist failed to stand out. So far, I can only feel that the story and setting are interesting, but the protagonist himself really has no feeling. The protagonist's setting is close to that of "Thriller Paradise". Although I don't like that the book abandoned the text in the end, I suggest learning from his protagonist creation. Because of the flaws, I originally wanted to give it a dry food +, but after all, the setting really likes to have a bonus that counts as food -. I will change my review based on the subsequent situation.

Already a eunuch, don't come in if you don't like it I found it in Longkong before, and it is rare to read the wizarding novels these days. Finally, there is one that does not use classic routines. The protagonist is reborn as an 85-year-old man. He has been practicing in the Black Tower, a holy place for wizards for 72 years. He is still an ordinary person and a dying old man. As the protagonist, it is naturally impossible to just accept his fate, so after hearing that there is a treasure that can directly become a wizard's apprentice, with the secret help of many times from the wizard girl who he once befriended and now has a mysterious identity, he successfully steals it after planning and escapes from the black tower. After some twists and turns, he became the new wizard's apprentice and escaped the dying crisis. On an isolated island, after encountering various strange creatures and escaping, he obtained the treasure pocket watch of a deceased wizard and officially obtained the golden finger. Currently returning to Dragon Wing Continent, contacting local wizard apprentices and trading to obtain the required spell models and resources. Why read this book: Finally, there is a book that is not the traditional wizard-style plot: at the beginning, he travels through time and becomes the second son of a nobleman, brings his own brain and system, improves the knight's breathing method, becomes a strong knight, and then enters the standard plot of the wizarding world. It's okay if I write this in two books, what's the point of making such a fuss in one book... This book goes in the opposite direction, returning from the wizard academy to the mortal world, from gray-haired and about to die back to youth. This fresh beginning makes people willing to read it. The plot of The Dark Tower was well written about the panic, fear, powerlessness and unwillingness to surrender to the fate of the protagonist as a dying old man. I think the horror and weirdness of encountering magical creatures on the mysterious island was also good. In addition, it is rare to see a protagonist in the wizard style who has a gentle personality and likes to communicate with normal people. I almost equate the wizard style with the villain protagonist. Why not read this book: First of all, as an 85-year-old man, many people will not like it at the beginning; secondly, the author writes a growth-oriented protagonist with many annoying problems, which is not very likable; in the second volume, I feel that the level has dropped a lot, and I feel that the text and the protagonist are too frivolous and detached compared to the previous one, maybe Because of the ecstasy after escaping from the disaster and the fact that the protagonist is a young soul after all, it still doesn't feel like it did before. Also, starting from the second volume, I didn't feel the characteristics of being an old man. It felt like an ordinary protagonist. The advantages and disadvantages of being an old man should be shown more in the plot. Generally speaking, I will give it a dry food + to food and grass -, please see the follow-up review.

After reading more than 500 chapters, I will update my review: As a passerby who has never read the original work and only relies on fans to understand the plot, I think the second setting is good. The treasures of the four giants, the snake vampire family, and the arrival of evil gods expand the magical world of the original work. The writing is also okay. The protagonist of the Lion House is the first to be older than the trio. Ron has been in a cycle of blackening - whitening - blackening. The current female protagonist is Hermione, but she has ambiguous plots with several female characters. It is probably a multi-female story. Let's talk about a few poisonous points that I feel I can't stand: The protagonist is not like an adult time traveler, but a young man with prophecy who is mentally stronger than his peers when it is not a key plot point. Although the specific plot has been changed, because the author did not dare to leave the original plot for deduction, he always returned to the original plot and made small-scale changes. The protagonist seemed hesitant to do things, and was often blocked by various "coincidences". As a result, the plot seemed embarrassing and destroyed the protagonist's image to a great extent. When I first read Chapter 50 of this book, I gave it a review of "Grain and Grass". Now I only have dry food, but I can still read it.