Mainly Recommend Fantasy Novels That Are Being Updated

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.

This is the only one I like among the Tomatoes, and the only one I have finished reading. When I was chatting with a friend before, I also heard that this book is the pinnacle of Tomato. No wonder. Why read this book: Tomato's pinnacle work, a great routine article. I read this book seven or eight years ago, and it still leaves a good impression on me. The routine of the Ringwraith Grandpa seems to have started from this book, and was later carried forward by Dou Tuo. Why not read this book: After all, it is a novel for beginners. Even if the quality is good, many people may not like it. Secondly, Tomato likes to play the Immortal Class routine at the end of each book to bring the protagonists of several books together. I really can't complain... I'll give you a grain of salt based on my perspective back then. As for now, I don't know.

Chu Bai's new book, the previous "Tales from the Heavenly Book" and "The Banner of the Evil God" were not very popular, but after testing this book, I found that it is not bad. The group travels through the amber stream, a farming adventure article. The protagonist followed the entire guild to travel to another world. Because the level and equipment were cleared, the people in the guild at the beginning were too timid to go out and take risks. They would even eat grass to make a living when the food ran out... It wasn't until they made up their mind to go out to fight monsters and there were casualties, that they discovered that the player's infinite resurrection function was still there, and they officially began to explore the other world. The protagonist and his party form a vanguard team to go to the Novice Village to start the main plot, thus officially opening the game system, skill specialization, and chat functions. Currently, the BOSS Wolf King has just been defeated, the reputation of Novice Village has been maxed out, and the right to build a guild garrison here has been obtained. I have to say that I actually don't like reading group time-traveling stories. The first reason is of course that it's not fun enough, and the other is that it's annoying to see a group of time-travelers fighting each other. However, Chu Bai's daily positive energy Feng Qun Chuan Wen basically does not have these problems. After all, he is an experienced author, so his writing style is not too bad, and the group scenes are also well written. The guild is a group of weird and wonderful people, and the characters who have appeared so far all have distinct personalities. The protagonist transforms into the character Pandaren in the game, a creature called a paladin who is actually a barbarian. It is said that whether it is "The Noisy and Robust Life" or "The Big Adventure", the author likes to write a protagonist with an unparalleled and pseudo-invincible frontal anus. From the title of the book, you can understand that this is the same. It can be regarded as a return to the original intention after two books. The plot is also interesting. At present, it seems to be the same as Amber Flow. Complete the tasks in the game and change the tragedy at the same time? It can be regarded as a Lei Feng group that explores and is the director at the same time. I haven't found any flaws yet, or is it a bit dry? For now, it's just food and grass. I'll change my assessment later depending on the situation.

Already a eunuch, don't come in if you don't like it I read the eunuch article a few years ago and realized it has been updated for a long time. I recommend it. After all, I watched it a few years ago, so I'm not very clear about the plot, so I just wrote about it casually. In the DND novel, the protagonist is a legendary golden dragon. When the dragon clan's hometown is invaded, he takes a mission to open a base in another world and stage a story of Jedi revenge. Why read this book: A very high-level DND article with excellent writing style and interesting story. Although it is written about a dragon, readers like me who don't like heterogeneous genres also find this book suitable. Why not read this book: No other reason is needed, the update is too touching... According to my previous impression, between grain and grass to grain and grass +

Update: No matter how the protagonist plots, he will always be defeated by the boss using more powerful methods. As a result, the general direction of history remains unchanged. The city should be massacred and the country should be destroyed. Every time when encountering this situation, the protagonist has no choice but to rely on his golden thigh to explode a wave of small universes. While the overall situation remains unchanged, he can repel the enemy and pack up the defeated soldiers and run away. If you can't control the plot with the cheat code, you have to give the villain a reverse cheat code to return to the original plot. The reverse cheat code is too big and you have to open a bigger cheat finger in order to let the protagonist survive. This routine is boring to play back and forth... But to be honest, Amber with pneumonia is the same. In the past two days, I have finally found a fan of Warcraft that I can watch, and it is not some junk that uses fantasy and white text under the banner of Warcraft. System flow, the boss is the Pantheon's order to travel, the protagonist of the Paladin, uses the 7.0 Artifact system as a cheat. Since I became AFK after the moon card was released, I don't know much about the relevant plot, but it does not affect the reading, but I guess there are some secondary settings. In fact, the author's writing style is not bad, but the problem of literary youth is too serious, so I understand why the author's last book was rejected. First of all, it is okay to suppress first and then promote. Most authors, including great masters, do this, but the "suppression" of online writing routines cannot be done for a long time. This is not done, and then the excitement of "raising" is not shown, which is another disadvantage. In addition, there are even many unreasonable plots created for this. Although it is not too cruel to the protagonist, it is really unpleasant to watch. Make it clear to drive readers away. Wenqingliu master Banana is very good at this aspect, so this guy has so many fans every week. Since the literary youth are playing in the literary style, don't use novice tricks to lose their strength. Renault Mograine was directly set to be the protagonist of Bai Wenli's brainless provocation. After being slapped in the face, he showed a sinister face and was a mentally retarded villain. He looked very LOW. There are also protagonists who think that Jaina's death is inexplicable, as if she has lost her beloved and is worse off than alive. The death of a beautiful teammate who has been with him for a few days and became a pig teammate is at best sad and regretful, unless there is some emotional drama to foreshadow it. Judging from the protagonist's various unintentional attempts to flirt with girls, which resulted in her blushing and her heartbeat speeding up, I guess it's the mainstream of multi-female characters. Unfortunately, the description of the female characters is quite average. Gianna is okay in the first part, not to mention the other female characters in the middle. Queen Xi is even worse in the second part. First, the protagonist breathes heavily when he sees the queen and can't extricate himself. It requires the control of the Holy Light, and then the queen becomes curious about the first human being who is not tempted by his appearance, and then misunderstands the protagonist. It is probably a happy enemy routine where the hero saves the beauty. I think this kind of plot is quite bloody. I prefer the more vulgar ones when writing female characters. Although I have complained so much, this book is actually quite good as a Warcraft fan. Let me give you some solid food first. Chapter 20 of the third volume of progress. Also a reminder, the author was so busy writing more than 600 chapters in the last book, this book should not be easy to GG. As a Warcraft fan, it is a highlight.