Yu is Not a Fish Book List

Tentatively rated 4.25 Stars The new tea book is still a seedling, trustworthy (crossed out). First person, xp is a bit weird. The level is still the same as before, and I always feel that it is a sin to have sex for free (because a hot man is too short), but I still feel that "The Demon Conqueror" is more in line with my appetite. It's still a seedling, so I won't comment too much now and will add more later.

3.5 Stars, a very readable fantasy apocalyptic novel. Slow heat! ! ! Another off-topic author. The name and introduction have basically nothing to do with the content. It may be because the results are relatively poor and the author is more free-spirited, so the chapter names are very free. Articles that are slow to gain popularity, the author himself is not well-known, and articles about the apocalypse that are relatively niche will naturally have poor results, and may even fail. But what is worthy of praise is that the author has tuberculosis, is in poor health, and has poor grades, but still insists on writing more. The content is more towards apocalyptic science fiction survival, with some fantasy elements mixed in. The quality is good and the pace is moderate. The author occasionally makes pornographic remarks and occasionally makes jokes, and the reading experience is good. The imagination is quite large. Some people may not like the rigorous description of the system and its items and the process of fighting wits and courage. I think this is a necessary measure to maintain a novel that is not full of bugs and that the world is reasonable. The writing style is neither literate nor impetuous nor novice. It is very solid and does not have many outstanding features, but it can make people read. It can be said to be good. With solid content, a bit of imagination and flawless writing, it is a work worth watching. I feel that the base and its related parts are not handled very well, maybe because it is really difficult to write about politics. This area is a deducted item, and the deducted items are mainly concentrated here. I personally found it difficult to read. Deleting the base part, I personally feel it is 4.5 Stars. I hope my adding a bookshelf can attract more traffic to the author. (I'm thinking about peach)

Four stars, worthy of the title of Brother Shui, the writing style has a Jiangnan feel, and the literary youth is excellent. There are some minor errors but they do not affect the viewing. It has been expanded on the basis of the world view of the Dragon Clan. It is an excellent second creation. There is no one of the best Dragon Clan fans I have ever seen so far. It is not to be missed by those who love Dragon Clan. Well worth watching. (Eri Yi will not die) Brother Shui is showing off. . . 2022.8.1

3.75 Stars. This is no longer a Cthulhu immortality novel in Cthulhu skin. The atmosphere and core are well created. The plot is compact and tense, but the characters are quite disappointing (relatively speaking). Heavy restraint, don't like to enter by mistake. The author continues to use his traditional artistic skills, which can be regarded as a style of his own. The protagonist is quite miserable - a world full of mental illness and darkness, relying on the ability of self-mutilation to activate. Depending on the individual circumstances, a masterpiece in the minds of certain people.

4.5 Stars, except for a few flaws, it is almost a perfect work. Just blow it up, okay? (Chi v Chi). The cuttlefish girl is the best, ●)o(●! The characters are three-dimensional and full-bodied, and you do what you need without hesitation; the plot is coherent and compact (except for Dawn, the rich part is indeed a bit complicated and boring); as for the world, I won't talk about it, it is the most complex and real world among the online books I have read. It's a pity that I watched a pirated version during the serialization period, and it's one of the few works that I bought a genuine copy of. Welcome to the mysterious world. (By the way, when will Mystery 2 be released? I have almost 900 copies of The Last Night.)

(Contains minor spoilers, which does not affect reading) Three and a half stars. The writing is definitely full marks. It's a bit too literary (in the early stage), and the plot has a more obvious sense of fragmentation (youthful love in the early stage and social revolution in the later stage). A Shame fanfic that doesn't have much to do with Shame. The author is definitely a bad name (although the introduction is also very bad), but it still can't hide that the author's writing style is very good, and he can make more money by writing about the real thing. A cyberpunk story, a well-written story that makes people cry. Worth reading

Samsung (depending on personal taste), interesting soft science fiction The purity of xp is extremely high. A story about love and peace. (Including but not limited to star features such as earth-exploding stars, neutron killing, edible cans, cross-racial hybrids, earth alliances, etc.) It is also mixed with Warhammer elements such as Loyalty, Tribunal, and Four Pedlars. All in all, this is a story about what appears to be an unawakened Slaanesh male protagonist among the stars. Wise P club players-1000 Due to personal interest and encouragement from the author.

4.25 Stars. The characters, plot, and world view are all impeccable. I don't know why but it feels like it's missing something. Maybe it's not realistic and delicate enough. Cat🐱New book. A story about heroes. This time the protagonist is really a cat (crossed out). Who wouldn't like a cute boy who is 1.6 Meters tall including the ears? It's a pity that I, Annan (the author's last book), haven't finished reading it yet. "Player Super Justice" is also very interesting and very beneficial. I'm going to make up for it. Also, the male protagonists of the author's books are all cute and short! Short! !

(Has been overhauled, this is a comment before the overhaul) 2.5 Stars. The positive male protagonist is worthy of praise. It's a pity that the part-time author's plot, characters and world are not too mature, and the plot is relatively blunt. The author is also a wonderful person, he dares to write with his wife😄, and he still persists despite poor grades. Behind the scenes, there is a strange flow. Recommendations for the same genre (I create urban legends in Tokyo)? This is probably the name, but due to 404, eunuch. Join for encouragement. /Due to major revision, I haven't read it yet and will make additional comments later.

(Contains minor spoilers, which does not affect reading) 4.5 Stars in the early stage, 3.25 Stars in the later stage, overall rating: four-star goalkeeper. The first half can be called a masterpiece, but the second half sacrificed a lot in order to form the world view of his own collection of works (in other words, forced linkage), which caused the quality of the later works to drop a lot. The problem is that the author's previous works... Are somewhat indescribable - to the point where I couldn't read them. At the same time, the works of Xianxia finally incorporated an almost science fiction worldview, which reduced people's senses a lot. After talking about the shortcomings for so long, let's talk about the advantages. First of all, this is a book that needs to be read with your mind. The clues are as follows: foreshadowing, game, foreshadowing, and reversal. It is unexpected but reasonable. In other words, this is a novel in which many supporting characters have higher IQs than the so-called highly intelligent protagonist. It's really outrageous that one foreshadowing can be buried in six to seven hundred chapters. You really wouldn't have guessed it without reading this chapter. (Be sure not to click on this chapter out of curiosity when reading it for the first time. You will lose a lot of the fun of reading.) The image of the protagonist who has insight into people's hearts and has unparalleled strategies is created very well (in the later period, it became relatively weak due to the increase in overall combat power). Secondly, the supporting characters are vivid: the old Taoist, Taoist Wolf, the shopkeeper of the Wu family, Xiao Jiu, Li Xianyu, Ying Daxia... All the characters are full of aura, and many similar characters also have many differences in details. They are not group portraits, but better than group portraits. Finally, and the most regrettable thing, the immortal Xia Xia. (Of course, this world is not a normal fairy world, but rather dark.) In the later period, this fairy spirit was lost due to the linkage with other worlds. It can be seen from the introduction that the fairy tales written by the author are full of fairy spirit, but what is rare and valuable is that they are full of fairy spirits while retaining a sense of reality and down-to-earth. They are extraordinary but not otherworldly, interesting but not boring, and dark but not bloody. They are really the fairy tales in my heart. A rare masterpiece. In the end, I have written such a long book review, so why don't I just give it a thumbs up, favorite it, and follow it. ❤ (Ɔˆз(ˆ⌣ˆc)

Three stars, partly wonderful, partly disappointing, a superficially light-hearted book with a Cthulhu core. It should be a book by a new author, Cthulhu Elements, and the protagonist has a sanity value of zero. One of the few high-quality novels in the Qidianke series, The Swordsman is very diligent (be careful with the knife). Most of the scripts are quite satisfactory, but a few are very exciting. One thing to say is that the real-world plot is really a bit lame, and the foreign parts are very exciting. The author contains personal information. You can take a look and pass the time, but be careful with the knife! ! !

(Already a eunuch, not yet finished) 4.25 Stars. The first-person novel is a niche one, but in my mind it is even as good as Mystery. The fun, plot, and characters are really good. Due to the word count, the world creation is not very good. A book about tea leaves (the author's name on the hedgehog cat), written in the first person, has a peculiar taste and should be consumed with caution. Cthulhu, psychic elements, rich in philosophy (but you can think about life when you have nothing to do). Also known as "The Expert Who Wants to Touch", the author is a friend of Du Gong (Du Ding Cup) and Shi Jie (Buzhe Shi Xian), and there will be no stable updates at all. (Rumors say this book has been used as fuel for a new book by the author) It has the style of a road drama, a small form of unit drama, and the continuity of the content before and after is not very great. You need to match your brainwaves, and once you do, it's really cool to get used to the first person. (Confirmed that the eunuch is sad. It is indeed a very good novel. It will be published in my lifetime. Alas.) First person, enter with caution. A lesser-known masterpiece.

4.5 Stars, the main and supporting characters have online IQs, the world is complete, and the plot is smooth and refreshing (compared to Long's previous works "Late Night Bookstore" and "Horror Broadcast"), so it is slightly lacking in depth. The first three chapters are a bit scary, but only at the beginning, the overall rhythm is still humorous and soothing. There is no need to say anything more about Xiaolong's new book. I think Xiaolong is similar to Squid Girl. Every book is making progress and making breakthroughs in each book. (Although their expressions are different, the squid is self-breakthrough and challenges are different, and the little dragon is improving and progressing as a whole) Looking forward to the hardcover version of "The Devil Comes". (Although I haven't finished watching Demon Coming yet) Half-step masterpiece (manual funny)

First-rate writing and second-rate plot. What deserves praise is that the author insists on updating and does not delete negative reviews. America in the 1920s, Cthulhu elements.