Distant Fantasy Country

It wasn't until the death of the sea monster that Li Duo suddenly woke up. Over the years, he had become a demon by killing people and feeding the sea monster. He had changed from the righteous boy in the past to a devil with a lot of misdeeds. Where will Li Duo, a young man with a high school education and social background, go? Please watch Siren Blade. (Including plots such as childhood sweethearts reunited after many years and things have changed, Li Duo and Bluebird Dunlon still miss the Siren in their hearts)

It is really a very precious and magnificent treasure. It is very moving and refreshing for every possible era and living person, what they want and think about.

The previous work is the already forgotten "Mountain and River System". The previous work tells the story of how a time traveler begins to control local power by fighting floods, then moves to remote and disputed areas of the empire to develop armed forces, and finally overthrows the backward feudal empire and establishes the relatively advanced Blue Star Alliance. Then this book "The Dragon King Is Coming" tells the story of the protagonist from the previous part who was reborn a hundred years after his death and became an orphan, gradually improving the decadent and outdated things in the alliance from the fields of culture, thought and economic construction. Overall, it's a cool article. You can see the Dragon King making a phone call, and the stunned enemies quickly surrender; you can see how the poor student pretended to be cool in middle school and played with the girls; you can see the protagonist renovating the fertilizer factory, building a coffee shop, and answering everyone's questions as a bartender (?) Who has been cleaning glasses in the coffee shop (taking tips by the way). The next plot is to solve the paradise island and shoot the TV series. If you can accept this kind of straightforward pretense, then read this cool article.

I haven't read the original work, only half of the movie, and I've read one or two fan fictions at the starting point. The strange thing is that they are all eunuchs. I don't really like Harry Potter, but I like this fanfic. Most Harry Potter fans choose to write about becoming Harry Potter's classmates and then dating Hermione or Harry (?). What first attracted me to this book is its specialness: it writes about the family generation, that is, the generation of Harry's parents. Being different can be a strength, but one strength is not enough to impress me. It is good to be meticulous, respect and restore the details and atmosphere of the original work, but it is only the basic skill of a good fan. Designing the plot by oneself and letting the protagonist seamlessly integrate into the original character without any sense of disobedience is of course what a good fan should do. It was not until I read the second semester that I fully accepted that this was a good book. I saw the author groping for how to write well and making new attempts again and again; I saw the characters in his works seemed to come alive and were active in this fairy tale-like magical world with their own little thoughts; I saw a lonely, suspicious, and thoughtful soul becoming smart, lively, and joking step by step. Love is magic. I'm glad this book brings that out. The author must have planned to write until they graduate from Hogwarts, come on! Also, are you really not going to arrange some emotional scenes for the protagonist? You can't let Harry call him dad. The teacher-student relationship is also pretty good, or something else.

The lethality of the literary youth is the highest in the world, and Ah Shi, the troublemaker, is going to eat your shit! The style of this book is exactly what the two sentences above describe. On the one hand, as an entertainment story, it chooses the up protagonist as the opening, and adopts the down-to-earth B-station handsome male style (?). On the other hand, it adds a lot of literary and cultural background to the protagonist, such as forming a band in Beijing in high school, singing in a bar, etc. The plots about the introduction of various girls are also very pleasing. For example, the female protagonist who came all the way to challenge Ji was impressed, the female president of the company was completely obedient to him, and so on. There are also a large number of impressive supporting characters with their own characteristics, such as Old Man Lu, Lou Qi (what is his name anyway), the sister who runs a cat cafe, etc. In short, it has a lot of exciting plots and it also really succeeded in establishing the role of the protagonist Meng Shi as a literary youth. Nowadays, when we usually talk about literary youth, it is somewhat derogatory. But this guy who vented his dissatisfaction and condolences in the rock circle and became a big boss, this guy who actually went to a monk to make a monk movie and was almost converted, is so young that people can't dislike him. Who hasn't been young and spent all day dreaming of dictating the country and being high-spirited? Who has never made a group of speculative buddies who work together to cause trouble and fly together? Anyway, I enjoyed watching it. The shortcomings of this book are quite obvious, as you can see at a glance in the book review section.

It can be said that he is a very high-quality martial artist (maybe he is also a fairy warrior? At least he is a high-level martial artist). Regarding Jianghu and martial arts, the writing is very exciting and not monotonous. The logic of the actions of each character is detailed and clear. He is obviously an experienced author in terms of writing. What attracted me at the beginning was this setting, a very traditional grandfather style; but today it seems rare. It is not a system or a mysterious beauty, but it is actually a real man. The old man was a time traveler more than a thousand years ago. He was decisive in killing and dedicated to the Tao. He was born in a prosperous age when martial arts were new and geniuses were everywhere. He swept through the world, was defeated by others, and was sealed by the sword. The protagonist is a handsome young man with five principles and four beauties in the new era. He has three upright views and a bottom line. He is currently living in seclusion with a master who is in love with him, so he can't help but meddle in his own business. You can't help but meddle in other people's business. If the old man was the protagonist of the previous generation, bringing martial arts to the world, then this protagonist is to tell the world what a chivalrous person is. Acting chivalrously and righteously is by no means something that should be ridiculed; being a good person should not be extremely difficult. This is probably what the protagonist wants to declare. This is the first thing that impressed me about this book; of course, the fact that the protagonist gets married early and has sex with his wife every night is also very admirable. At least this book will not make people think that the presence of a female character is a harem - obviously this is a single female protagonist. Suspect x, come on!

I originally wanted to save up this book and read it slowly, but unfortunately I couldn't help it. As an entertainment book, what are its strengths? One is the author's writing style, which does not mean that the author's literary talent is very good, but a comprehensive ability. From the rhythm of writing to the imaginative routines, it makes the readers feel comfortable, and because they know his last book, people also believe that he is not the kind of author who is addicted to poison; second, the second is not there yet, because it is too short, and the plot has not been developed yet. I can't wait to read a hundred chapters of it right now. How much did I expect? In my dream last night, I saw the protagonist going to a casting interview, and then his acting skills failed the male protagonist and he was favored by the director... The above is all a dream, and the plot obviously will not develop like this. In short, it is expected.

The worst thing about this book is the title, so just ignore this unclear title and click in to read. Within a few chapters you will be attracted to this dull and boring guy. The amount of information in the first few chapters is still sufficient, explaining the background and characters, leaving suspense and leads. The story begins five years after the protagonist's time travel. Goldfinger's system is stuck at 99% and cannot be loaded (Thunderbolt?). Fortunately, the background of the body is that of a mysterious rich second generation. The protagonist, who has no worries about food and drink, opens a coffee shop. There are a mysterious high school boy with facial paralysis, a high school girl with high perception, a top student from the countryside, the chef uncle who says "I have a story" and his extraordinary temperament wife, etc. Oh, and there is also a store manager who is often away and is only responsible for paying wages - the protagonist who claims, "I opened a coffee shop just to cope with my graduation project and make it easier for myself to eat." These characters enrich the previous daily chapters, and each one has its own branch plot. It can be said that the entire first volume is the protagonist of the store manager who does not take care of things, revealing the background stories of his own clerks one by one, and finally strung together into one big story. As far as the novel is concerned, it can be said to be a very orthodox development. Oh, and maybe to attract readers? The author added several two-dimensional characters into the book, such as Nohara Shinnosuke's family, the passerby heroine, etc. I was a little confused at first, but later I found that it had no impact. So far, this book has been well written, and it doesn't look like a new author. If it's a shortcoming, it's probably that it didn't feel exciting at the climax.

After thinking about it, I realized that the key points of this book are all in the title. It's a really good title. First of all, the world view is the intersection of multiple worlds. There were originally eight worlds, and the earth (that is, the blue star in the book) is the newly discovered ninth one. The protagonist is a new student who was admitted to the eighth world Soja Academy (the name is correct, right?). The eighth world is a synthetic world built by the previous seven worlds to fight against the demons. The academy recruits students from other worlds to cultivate new forces to fight against the demons. The protagonist Yi Liuling, 160cm tall, is the only student from Earth in this and the first class. The protagonist's natal plant is a potted plant, and it is a special potted plant that can use the abilities of other plants. By the way, everyone in the eighth world will acquire a characteristic because of their names. Yi Liuling's characteristic is that his height is always 160cm no matter what spell is cast on him (although it seems useless, he has actually used it). In addition, he seems to have fallen in love at first sight with the slime girl he met by chance (just in the first chapter) (very good boy, your xp is very good!). What's so good about this book? Fortunately, there are rich different world settings, distinctive characters, and many supporting characters are lifelike, which is not easy. You may find it a bit confusing when you first read the first chapter, but after reading a few more chapters, you will gradually become attracted to it. Come on, Yi Liuling who is always 160, I wish you can catch up with the mysterious slime sister as soon as possible.

This is a fantasy novel. The protagonist travels to a game with a DND-like worldview and has a special career template "Xia Yin". He can permanently improve one of his attributes/resistances/abilities by killing specific monsters. Ten years have passed, and he has maxed out his spell resistance and accumulated countless experience points. The Shilipo Sword God is out of seclusion. Then what? Then it's cool. Very classic (or retro?) Cool! At the beginning, you can still tell that the author is a novice, but as it slowly slows down, it no longer feels like it in the recent chapters. Goldfinger is awesome and the plot of the book is also very good! As the protagonist's adventure progresses (Protagonist: Hey, am I having an adventure, isn't it killing and killing?), The world view is gradually revealed, and the protagonist gradually makes friends (it's not easy, the single-player time is too long), and the crisis facing the world is also revealed in front of the protagonist (I finally became an immortal species by killing monsters + 1s + 1s, but you told me that there is a crisis of annihilation?)... And, recently, a female protagonist finally appeared! Is she the slutty alchemist sister? Or the stubborn little Druid sister? Let's wait and see!

There are so many books about high school students traveling through Tokyo that it's hard to find one with unique charm. For example, this one. Kendo, clubs, and black clubs all seem to be common elements in this type of book. The first thing that attracted me to this book was that it started with judo. The protagonist's golden finger is similar to that of Kitahara. The protagonist can obtain other people's talents and then level up himself. For example, judo. The first key point of sports competition plot is: blood. It did. Although the protagonist acted like "I'm just here to have fun" at the beginning, he gradually became serious and devoted himself, and even became ignited in the current game. This whole process is very natural and very contagious, especially in the latest chapter where the weak defeated the strong. The protagonist was once in a desperate situation because the difference in strength was too great. In the end he-- Talking about the heroine, like most "Tokyo High School" novels, this one also seems to have multiple heroines. Currently, the main ones are the scheming and cold-hearted eldest daughter, and the strong-willed young girl who descends from the sky. So far, this book does not have too many poisonous points. The only thing that has been criticized is the negotiation with the Black Society at the beginning, but that is not the focus after all. In short, as long as you see the club part, you will probably fall in love with this protagonist who says "I have no talent but I can borrow the talents of others."

I don't understand Go, and my understanding of Ke Jie is limited to jokes. But this book is really beautiful! Whether you know Go or not does not affect reading this novel, just like reading competitive articles does not require readers to actually know that sport. Passionate, erotic, emotional, funny... Just like the author himself complained in the article, it's like a Shonen Jump comic. The identity of the protagonist is the reincarnation of Ke Jie (?), And of course the name has been changed, but since experienced readers say so, I just accept it. The protagonist has a system that allows you to draw prizes by winning chess. Most of the prizes are discount coupons. You can eat at half price in reality (super affordable!), And there are also some supernatural props. Although it is about playing chess, the style of painting is more fantasy-oriented, but overall it is still an ordinary urban novel (excluding the situation where a villain's lair is suddenly destroyed by an earthquake after losing chess). The knowledge about playing chess generally follows the rules (although I can't see it, but no one is criticizing it), and the content of daily life is very interesting, so I read it in one go and caught up with the updates. By the way, in the party fight between the cold-blooded president and the tsundere chess player, I side with the slut (why don't I want them all!).

Noble? Humble? Tragic? Glory? All this became unknown after time travel. He traveled through time and became Napoleon's successor, imprisoned in a deep palace and isolated from the world. But fate will eventually favor him. Of course, before that, he had to say goodbye to the woman who looked like a sister and a mother...

It's rare to see a Western fantasy with such care. It can give you a real modern Western experience (although the real Western modern time does not have magic), including battles, nobility, enlightenment thoughts, etc., With a little bit of translation to make it more authentic, and there are also many familiar jokes that make people smile. The last western fantasy book I liked so much was from Nine Fishes.

Didn't I recommend this book? I actually never recommended it😱. One sentence to praise it: the best Japanese entertainment I have ever seen (although I have probably read about a dozen of them). This book is set in Japan in the 1980s. Before Japan's bubble was burst by the Plaza Accord, the protagonist came to this flashy, noisy and colorful Tokyo, slowly formed a band, slowly became an excellent producer, met many celebrities, and became the driving force behind the Japanese band era. The whole process is written very delicately and movingly, and the opportunity to make a fortune and the feeling of falling in love are as vivid as seeing their shadow. I know a lot of classic Japanese old songs because of this book, but most of them were forgotten after listening to them once or twice. But "Hard to Break", I listened to it every night when I was sleeping a while ago. It sounds so good. It is worthy of being a top star song.

This history really makes me sigh. I read a lot of historical articles, and everyone likes to claim that they respect the original flavor of history, but this author seems not to have really considered that this is just a historical novel. Overall, too depressing. They say that desire should be suppressed first, but I don't know if I can still see the satisfying part. So why do you still recommend this book? Probably because of the protagonist. Seeing the protagonist of this book can remind me to do less time travel dreams, maybe I am not as good as him! Although he had a lot of setbacks in his life, at least he was able to become a Jiedushi in the part I saw. By the way, there is another reason for recommendation. The era chosen for this book is very rare. Maybe he is the only one who wrote in this era? There are still more than fifty years before the end of the Tang Dynasty. If you wear it too early, you can make an immortal contribution in the Anshi Rebellion. If you wear it too late, you might be able to inherit the destiny. There are still more than fifty years before the fall of the Tang Dynasty, and the world will be in chaos. The emperor, who has been supported by internal officials and has succeeded to the throne for three years, has become increasingly majestic and anxious... Everything is still possible.

A new version of "Let That Witch Go". I remember someone also wrote about prison stories a few years ago, but it didn't cause a stir. This book is unexpectedly good-looking. It's not easy to use the abilities of female prisoners to cause trouble while also having fairly positive views. Generally speaking, it is a story about a prison warden who seeks justice in order to maintain his good mood in a modern fantasy civilized society.

A very simple period piece. Reborn in 1998, a gangster boy who scored 300% in the college entrance examination started with flood prevention and disaster relief in the village. This beginning is very eye-catching. After that comes the mundane part of making money. There is no money spent in the stock market, no inheritance from relatives, no chance encounters with future big shots, but only a few dollars to make money in a down-to-earth manner. I have seen readers complaining that "the main plot is unclear" and "it's too bland." However, if you meet someone with the right taste, you will feel that it is good to be bland. Of course, I believe this author will not let the protagonist remain dull.

The history of the empire, the stars twinkling! This is a semi-fictional historical article, assuming that Qin Fei died in his lifetime. Generally speaking, it has a feeling of the Han Dynasty. Emperor Liewu's counterpart, Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty, and many characters are obviously based on the heroes of the Han Dynasty. It is also mixed with some feelings of the Wei and Jin Dynasties. This is mainly reflected in the default villains of the nine surnames and eleven families. The aristocratic family's "family has no country, and family comes first", which makes them occupy a certain role as villains in this "Qin Dynasty". The protagonist Zhao He grew up in the Bronze Palace and was raised by the sages in the palace. Before reaching adulthood, he was suddenly thrown into the mysterious whirlpool of Xianyang and participated in major events again and again. What is the relationship between his bizarre life experience and the Star Rebellion? Why did the Five Sages confine themselves to the palace to preach and receive karma for him? Why did the eminent monk from India say that he was destined to live in the past life? Why do Illuminati believers from the far west call themselves the savior? All this mystery has dragged on for too long. Major events currently taking place: 1. Internal and external collusion, horse bandits invade Xianyang; 2. Intelligent resistance to courtiers, helping friends to sit in the golden palace; 3. Imperial envoys touring the east, encountering corruption; 4. Young people offering wine, and the trend of the country; 5. The wind blows in the Western Region, sending princesses to get married; 6. Defending the territory and fighting dogs and soldiers; 7. Thirty-six people killing people to seize the country; 8. Defining the southern border, exploring the northern border...

How many hours of practice, how many times of reading the music scores, and how many pianos do you have to play, can you know whether you have the talent to play the piano? Qin Jian, who obtained the system, knew from now on: As long as he works hard enough, the piano will no longer let him down. This is the path for a student to become a piano master from an art exam, to experience the master's experience, acquire the master's piano techniques, and ultimately achieve the master's self. None of the above words can describe the best thing about this book - it is good only in its description of music. The author uses his vivid writing skills and musical literacy to make readers interested in the music he describes.