Uncle Eucalyptus's Little Notebook

This ranges from the earliest "Urban Monster Stories" to the various eunuch novels of Xia Hua, to "The Food Supplier". . As well as "Another World Canteen", "Another World Izakaya" in Japanese comics, etc. . . In fact, it can be regarded as a descendant of the Japanese comics "The Lonely Gourmet" and "Late Night Diner". . The characteristics are, opening a store, a small unit drama, all kinds of people and stores, and a bystander's perspective. This movie is actually very average, but if you are not careful, you will find that the wheel will hit your face. . .

This one. . What to say. This is also the pioneer of a genre. After this one, many others followed suit. But the fun and length and visibility are gone. No more than three prostitutes, a colorful waist, and unpopular sword-raising skills. When outsiders hear it, they don't know why, but those who read it will raise the corners of their mouths and reveal a knowing aunt's smile. Ah, by the time the order was created, everything the author wrote later was thrown into the street. I would not respond to what an author said in an interview, "You see, some authors write thousands of chapters and refuse to finish them, just because they are afraid that they will never write a work that is popular with readers." . . Looking forward to the follow-up works

Platinum author, I started following "Arcane Throne", although it is recognized that "Lord of the Weird" is his pinnacle work and the pioneer of the genre. But I still like this work with a wasteland body and a gram skin. And open endings and non-happy endings are also rare. I have also read several similar Chinese Cthulhu novels, such as "Man in the Kingdom of God, Newly Contained in the World" and "The Long Night with Big Eyes", but the overall atmosphere is still better than this one.

Although Big Eyeball has already written "Occurrences of Abnormal Creatures" and "Sword of the Dawn" when he created this book list, he is currently serializing "Embers of the Deep Sea". . But the one I recommend most is Xiling! What is a god? The basic requirement for immortality is thick nerves. . Anyway, this book is the pioneer of Chinese space opera. It would be a pity not to read hope Ling! After seeing hope Ling, I will feel even more regretful. Unlike "The Three-Body Problem", the Three-Body Problem is limited by the speed of light. It is a cruel, cold and realistic universe, self-consistent and rigorous. "Xiling" also narrates the entire history of the multiverse. It is grand and spacious but does not lose its agility and joy. It is both serious and harmonious, both magnificent and humane. It can be said to be the foundation of a genre.

This novel is not very popular, but like "The Experimental Diary of the Mad Lich" and "Towards Krimatha", they are both novels in which the protagonist is a revolutionary on the order side. They are very enjoyable to read, with high energy throughout and dense plots. For Nippon lovers, another isekai farming option is provided. .

Historical travel is a large category, but "Lingao Qiming" is a unique category. It's so special. Although it is an exposition of Bad Street, it really tells the story of how a group of people rebuild a modern industrial country and the various trivial and painful things that will happen and how to deal with them. It's a mix of farming, the Republic of China (yes! It's the mix of feudalism and modernity like the Republic of China), as well as pretentiousness, palace fighting and so on. . . Later I found out that it was actually the collective creation of a group of people, and the author was the editor and integrator! This is also unique. Similar titles such as "The Noble Prince of the Tang Dynasty", "Xiao Ge Lao", "Tang Brick", "The Prodigal Son of the Ming Dynasty", "New Song Dynasty", etc. Are not recommended. Because compared to this one, it's not very interesting. If you like "The Cute Invaders" and "GATE Self-Wei Team" by Niqing Middle School and like modern armies crushing the Middle Ages, you can also read this. It's very cool! And it's earthy and pretentious.

This is a novel worthy of being read by readers who are addicted to Western fantasy and light novels and have only a tomato-pepper taste. Very positive energy! Very stress-relieving! From the perspective of the protagonist, the history, strategies, and problems of industrial development since the reform are deduced. Between the loudspeakers of unscrupulous bosses and unscrupulous real estate economists, you can read from this book why China can say no, why China can have hope, and why we must fight against those who have been kneeling for too long and cannot stand up due to historical reasons! The author's other work "When Will We Please Chang Ying" is slightly worse. If you had to choose only one of the two, choose this one. If you like "The Age of Orange", this one is also suitable for you. When I read it, I felt like I was in a passionate era! Quite right.

What can I say about this book? I originally wanted to find a positive story similar to "Big Power Heavy Industry", but I actually discovered this magical novel. From a British perspective and our storytelling habits, we revisit the history since World War II. Mixing jokes, historical facts and vomiting, it interprets the modern world outside of China that is not taught in our schools. And it actually miraculously predicted the whole process of "Lettuce Prime Minister". . . I have to admire the author's insight.

The experience of finding this book was completely random. But after reading it, I found that it is really suitable for a single old dog to chew on with a silly smile while dreaming in bed on a cold winter night. The whole book is very happy and lively. There are friends, love, jokes, rustling things, and meows. It is a heart-warming and noisy story with warm yellow tones. Unfortunately, the author was overwhelmed by the 4 million words, it was too short! The author's new work. . . Can't stand it at all. Recently, things have become different and my mentality has become colder. I miss the feeling when reading this book even more. It is also the only novel on the list that I have reread.