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The book I've been reading every day lately. The author is a female, and I read books written by girls on male channels, which gave me a slightly different flavor. I've seen some book lists that don't rate it highly, but from a girl's perspective, especially from my point of view, it's a really valuable book. The arrogant, awkward and principled male protagonist, all kinds of foodies with their own characteristics, and the rich and colorful delicacies that make people drool. Isn't this a good book? Do you have to fight, kill and pretend to be a slap in the face? It's hard to agree with everyone, but with lots of big fish and meat, porridge and side dishes are particularly delicious. The advantage is that it looks very relaxed and comfortable, not dark or depressed. The disadvantage is that you should read it carefully when you are hungry, and the author likes to poison it late at night! Come here, noob, I promise not to beat you to death! In addition, this introduction is simply incompetent! Fortunately, I suppressed my nausea and tried several times before I missed this interesting book.

The part that needs to be recalled is over, just remember which book comes to mind. I remember when I first read this book, I felt so familiar! The introduction is familiar, and the actor's name and nickname are also very familiar. After reading it for a while, I asked in the book review section and it turned out to be from Swallowing Starry Sky. The villain vulture Li Yao actually transformed into a decent protagonist! Really, you saved the galaxy in your previous life, right? Okay, let's get down to business. I remember reading a book list that said that this book is the only book that combines technology and cultivation. I think this sentence is indeed very appropriate. After 40,000 years of cultivation, the power of individuals has gradually been weakened, and the power of the collective has become more prominent. Sometimes it requires personal sacrifice so that more people can survive. I have not finished reading this book, but the most profound impression I have is that a train had an accident, and capable people sacrificed themselves to save ordinary people. This is refreshing to me in the world of cultivation where egoism is prevalent. Worth a look.

The third book is a series in which tomatoes are represented by swallowing stars. The first time I read a book by Tomato was Fengshen's The Transformation of the Stars. Star Change is Tomato's second book, and it was really shocking at the time! So I abandoned San Shao without hesitation and switched to Tomato. I remember someone said that Star Transformation was the first game to upgrade and change maps. Of course, I don't know if it's true or not. After all, I choose to read very few fantasy books. Especially after watching Stars Change, I won't watch it if there are many female protagonists, it's obscure, or it won't start well... Change of Stars means a lot to me. It was the beginning of my picky taste. At that time, I was really tired of the stallion harem and the arbitrariness with which male video authors wrote female characters. When I saw Change of Stars, well, Tomato has always written very thin female characters, and his writing of emotional scenes is average, so he wrote less. At least he would use his strengths and avoid weaknesses. If he didn't write, he would write less. To this day, I have forgotten who the heroine of Stars Become is, but I still remember Fei Fei with a stick and Heo Fe who grew up together. Emotional scenes are not limited to men and women, but also gay love. Especially from a female perspective, it is simply inexplicable that some female protagonists and female supporting characters are not with the male protagonist! Later I saw Panlong. Some people say that Panlong is Tomato's most outstanding book, but I prefer Swallowing Stars. Panlong is indeed very good. I was still reading the book with gusto in 2008, which speaks volumes. After all, I usually follow the trend without reading the book. . Panlong's first love was written better than the heroine's. The ups and downs of his first love at that time and the lost grudges when they met later were very real. The plot is also unexpected, especially what happened before the stars changed, which is really unexpected. Then there is Jiudingji. I haven't finished reading this book, but I have to say that the beginning is amazing and every link is followed. In particular, Qingqing's writing is really good. After she died, I basically lost the motivation to continue reading. In addition, the writing collapsed in the middle and later stages, which is really a pity. Finally, my favorite is Swallowing Starry Sky. I've reread it three times after finishing it. Some people say it is fantasy disguised as science fiction, but I have no science fiction plot. To me, this is a good book, nothing more. I have to say that Luo Feng is a very charming person with a very good personality. It's rare for an Internet article to make me cry about Earth-Eating Beast Crisis. Relatively speaking, Xu Xin has a slightly weaker presence than the heroine Pan Long, but her flaws are not concealed. This is a novel for boys. Luo Feng's sense of responsibility is undoubtedly the most eye-catching aspect of this book. As for The Wilderness, Zhu Yu comes first. I remember that I seemed to have seen the ending, but I really can't remember clearly. As for Lord Snow Eagle, I want to see what happens next for Luo Feng. After reading Swallowing the Starry Sky, I always felt like something was missing when reading Tomato's book. This is really frustrating.

Hey, why did I choose this one for the second book? I remember that at that time, I went to Internet cafes every day, chasing the ending of each chapter. Compared to picking up your mobile phone to catch updates now, it is really valuable. However, one of the major shortcomings of online articles is that no matter how much you like them at the time, you may not even be able to read the beginning a few years later. After all, fast food is just fast food, suitable for when you are hungry.