I Have Read Books That I Thought Were Good

The biggest feature of this book is that it is relaxed and happy, happy to cultivate immortality, happy to fall in love, happy to kill monsters, and happy to make money. There are not so many intrigues and intrigues. Some of them instructed me that the author was seriously speeding. There is a post in the book review area that puts it very well. Many novels nowadays are too complicated and seem too tiring. Life is inherently complicated, and we need simple novels. It is simple but not stupid. It is difficult to achieve this, but both of Pei Buduo's books have achieved it. It is really hard to believe that this is the second book written by a self-proclaimed new author. In fact, I personally think the quality of the first book is better. It is a pity that the author was ill at the time and stopped publishing for a while when the book was the most popular. Otherwise, he could have become a god with one book.

It writes about a very unpopular profession - the Diggers, a group of treasure hunters who excavate relics of war (mainly World War II). It is a very novel reading experience. It is a bit similar to tomb robbing novels but different. It describes more conflicts between people. People who like the history of World War II and military fans should not miss it.

The Taoist priest said that he would write a more popular book next time, but he ended up writing this! It is a suffocating sci-fi work with a cyberpunk worldview. I have not continued to read it because the world is too desperate and I don't like the protagonist's previous personality. However, this is undoubtedly a good book. It fully expresses the spiritual core of cyberpunk, high technology and low life. At the same time, it harmoniously combines martial arts culture and cyberpunk without any sense of disobedience. There are some hard-core technical terms, but just ignore them. Just know what they are and what they do. There is no need to understand them. I have to say that there are a lot of typos and hard-core technical explanations that really don't make people feel that Daochang is a liberal arts student and a proofreader.

If the last two novels from Qidian can be called science fiction, they must be this one and Daochang's other Cyber Heroes. Many people have a misunderstanding about science fiction novels, thinking that they must have fancy technology. However, in fact, the fantasy of humanistic society is also a kind of science fiction. This novel was mistakenly released Xianxia is one of the main reasons why it is not popular. Another reason is that many people don't like it very much at the beginning. However, if you really read it, you will be attracted by the world and universe created by Taoist Master. The backgrounds of many novels look grand but the core is very similar to village fighting, but this is definitely not the case for Zongxiu. "Zou Xiu" depicts how a group of scientifically minded cultivators (called modern cultivators) cultivate in an aura universe, and gradually reveals the ultimate picture of the universe of ancient cultivators. The protagonist Wang Qi is a young man who "traveled" to the planet China. When he picked up the old man's ring, he was originally just cultivating immortality out of boredom. However, he found that the old man's methods were outdated, and scientific cultivation of immortality is now popular. It is worth mentioning that several of the extras in the novel refer to some science fiction novels. They are all excellent short stories worth reading. At the end of the novel, there is a maze with a description of reverse time. Those who have read Nolan's Creed should be familiar with it. This novel is much earlier than the movie, and the description and imagination of reverse time are much stronger than the movie. In the early stage, the author's writing style was relatively jerky and there were many jokes. If you don't like it, you can just ignore it.

It's not so much an infinite stream as it is a Warhammer 40k fanfic. The Warhammer world is very well written, but the other worlds are just okay. There are infinite streams with team members and hostile reincarnators.

The old immortal flirts with the ninja world. The protagonist is the Uzumaki clan. He was born before World War II. He is the uncle of Senju Hashirama's wife (can't remember clearly). When he was young, he was fine without the golden finger talent. However, he used harem magic on the battlefield to become a naked woman on the battlefield and was laughed at from then on. Later, Becoming an old Goubi, living to a very old age and awakening Goldfinger. At that time, Hashirama had the idea of establishing a Ninja Village. The story started around this time. I read it a long time ago. It is a very good Naruto fanfic, especially Madarashin's thoughts on why you are not dead. It is very interesting.

A very regretful book. The author couldn't stick with it. The plot and writing are excellent. It's a pity.

Both Dog Food and Making Games, and the plot and writing are pretty good, but I ran out of Dog Food later and stopped pursuing it. I have already finished the book.

A Warcraft fan, the protagonist hunter, traveled back in time after defeating the Draenor version of Gul'dan. The time was when Onyxia secretly controlled Stormwind City. Goldfinger probably brought the original profession and professional skills. The plot was good and the characterization was good. There was an embarrassing emotional scene in the middle, but the author later realized that he was not good at writing emotional scenes and ended it hastily. After participating in the battle that revealed Onyxia, the protagonist was made a noble and owned a territory in the Westfall, but spent most of his time wandering outside. It's pretty good among Warcraft fics, if you like it you can read it

The setting can be regarded as the game version of Ace Evolution. If you fail the game, you will die. The protagonist enters the game for money for medical treatment. The copy is original and the plot is average. However, recently, the power rating has been increased crazily. In battles, enemies always appear. Allies exclaim that they are invincible. The enemy is full of confidence and thinks that the protagonist is a noob. -The protagonist easily defeats the opponent and completes the pretense. This description persuaded me to give up (I read this book as a pirated version. I regret it. I turned around and paid for it when I was short of money). However, the world view and big plot of the dungeon world are still good. Those who like unlimited streaming can read it. In addition, the author's way of writing is a bit strange and I am not used to it.

As soon as Li Xuan traveled through time, he found that he had been tricked by his father. His father, Li Er, was a rich man from the countryside. One day, he had a dream and went to the village fortune teller Liu Bagou (dou?). There have been few scenes recently, and he almost forgot his name). As a result, the madman deceived the fool. Liu Bagou felt that his father was so It was his destiny to become the emperor, so Learbi decided to rebel and become the emperor, worship Liu Bagou as the prime minister, the village butcher as the general, and the country was named Tang. Within a few days, the county magistrate brought people to destroy these crazy people, Learbi was killed in the chaos, and the protagonist happened to time travel and was forced to become the "Prince" The writing was quite funny in the early stage, but it got serious later on. The most annoying thing is that it repeats popular science. Often there are only one or two important sentences in a chapter, but the plot is still to my liking, or the wonderful beginning makes me reluctant to give up (am I really recommending the book?)

I won't write too much about this book. It can skillfully control joy and tear-jerking. The climax of the plot is perfectly intertwined with daily life. Lu Shu grows up while being a bitch. Almost every reader can get what they want from this book. However, I don't like Carol's handling. The mystery of Lu Shu's identity scares me a little. I hope I don't fall into the cliché. It used to be updated three times a day, but now it is updated twice a day.

It must be said that the updates are based on random circumstances. The author is not only an ace pigeon, but also at least a prince in the pigeon world. He is often caught urging updates in other authors' books. Everyone in the book review area is digging graves, and there is harmony. The protagonist is a college student who unintentionally has the ability to enter a certain game store by opening the door (later entering a super gun), and can purchase goods in the game store (there are production constraints, and cannot be bought infinitely). The currency is what is used in the store in the game and can only be used in the corresponding store. For example, the fairy sword can only be used with copper coins, and you can only stay in the store at the beginning. Later, the scope of activities is getting wider and wider. There are some urban plots, but they are relatively small. The plot is fun and imaginative. The protagonist is a funny guy who abducted some people from another world, most of them girls. However, there is no suspicion of a harem at the moment (I may have died of old age by the time he writes about opening a harem). Overall, the plot is quite attractive. If it weren't for the update... If you don't have a lot of perseverance, don't read it. The author can forget about the plot when he writes it (by the way, am I promoting a book?)

Traveling through another world, the protagonist comes with a card system. By changing the fate of others, he can gain destiny points to draw cards and buy cards. The cards include followers, props, spells, etc. The complaints behind the card introduction are the highlights. The plot is a mixture of some games and classics (it seems that Wizards and Ice and Fire are not infinite streams at present, but just borrowing some plots) and also has its own originality. The plot is considered a unit drama, but there is also a main line, joy, a lot of jokes (some people think there are too many), and the updates are generally stable.