Tuantuan's Reading Notes

Is there a female protagonist: None Whether it is completed: Yes Group rating: ★★★ I listened to the whole book... Maybe I don't have the patience to read it. The highlight of the male protagonist is basically either his hookup or his father. Without his family background and the skills brought by cheating, I don't know what other strengths are worth mentioning. As a criminal investigation article, the best part is about the case and the parties involved in some cases, including the victim and the suspect. The various aspects of life presented in the case are quite touching. But this author... Is as hard to explain as ever. He can't write a book without pornographic jokes and shit. His description of female characters is even more classic, which more or less represents the author's personal taste.

Is there a female protagonist: None yet Is it finished: No Group rating: ★★★★ I also read the author's previous book, but this one suddenly super-evolved for some reason. There are no major shortcomings for the time being except that updates are too slow. The protagonist, a Sichuan chef, has excellent cooking skills. He inherited his grandfather's Fly Restaurant and got a two-world door. The other end of the door leads to Jiayounian of the Northern Song Dynasty. By chance, he opened a market in the center of Tokyo, so he started to open a shop on both ends. At first, they opened shops at both ends, but later the focus was basically on ancient times. When the Northern Song Dynasty was the most elite gathering period, familiar celebrities appeared in the shop and became regular customers. Later, even Renzong was invited into the shop... It can be seen that the author must have done a lot of homework, and may have spent a lot of time researching information in order to write this book, so I think it is OK to classify it as a food article in the historical category. Of course, it may also be because of this that it affects the update speed, as well as the increasingly hellish update time and the author's constant adjustment to his schedule that has never been adjusted... There is currently no female protagonist, but there are three cooks, but the protagonist is focused on cooking and has no thoughts of falling in love, which is a good point. If I have to find faults, the description of the food was pretty good in the early stage, but later on I felt that the wording and descriptions were a bit samey, and the character creation also lacked some heat, and it can be seen that it is relatively immature. In addition, the female characters in the author's works are not attractive, including the youngest daughter of Wang Anshi's family. Male readers may find it cute, but as a female reader, I just find it noisy and pretentious and not cute at all. But this is also a common problem among male authors. But the impact is not big. Compared with these descriptions of the humanities, customs, culture and habits of the Northern Song Dynasty, it feels very immersive. Generally speaking, it is relatively readable.

Is there a female protagonist: Yes Whether it is completed: Yes Group rating: ★★★⭐︎ It's an unpopular article on a niche subject, but the quality is really good. It feels a bit like when I read "Antique Game". The theme of antique treasure appraisal, but not the kind of live broadcast that is popular now. The protagonist's golden finger is the vision of a master during the Republic of China, but at the same time he also assumes the master's unfinished responsibilities. The main point of daily enjoyment is to rely on your eyesight to pick up the leaks. There is a very clear main line, which is to gather the seven descendants of the contemporary Ghost Eye Sect to unlock the treasure that was sealed back then, and at the same time solve the mystery of the death of the master who passed down the Grand Palm Eye to the protagonist Goldfinger. The author is indeed an old gamer, and his writing style is also very fluent. You can learn a lot during the reading process, including antiques and cultural relics and some historical knowledge. However, the author does not include pictures, so you have to look for physical pictures online while reading the book... What Tuantuan likes most is the purpose of the book: to do everything possible to prevent the leakage of cultural relics! (This is more evident in the author's new book) Sooner or later, these robbers must return all the treasures they stole away! The protagonist is relatively calm and wise, in line with Tuantuan's aesthetics, but sometimes she is a bit too mother-in-law and a bit nosy, which is a matter of opinion. Points deducted: The emotional scenes and the heroine are just a mess! ! I originally wanted to deduct one star, but when I thought about it, I got angry because it was too much, so I'll deduct half a star more... If there was no emotional line, I could give this book five stars. The funniest thing is that the author himself said in the book review that there might not be a female protagonist, but he still couldn't hold it in and had to poop, vomiting. If you don't know how to write about women, then don't write about women. Forget about this one. Please don't have a female protagonist in your new book. I thank you...

Is there a female protagonist: None yet Whether it is completed: Yes Group rating: ★★★★ One of the best HP fics I have ever read. There was no cheesy Shang Hermione segment, nor did he mix with the main trio, he even broke up the trio 😂 The protagonist Salazar Slytherin, the story transitions perfectly from memories to modern times. The four giants have their own style. The whole story is dense with cool points, logical and comfortable. The second creation is well-founded. The basis of the plot is still the main line of HP, but the story development is reasonably divorced from the original work. Without losing touch with the world view, the fan novel is written at a relatively high level. The four giants each have their own personalities, and they have returned to modern times in various ways. They get together to cause trouble, and no one can do anything against them. It is very interesting to watch. The penalty point is the protagonist's apprentice, a female supporting character named Daphne. It can be seen that the author is very satisfied with this character, and has a tendency to get more and more excited as he writes and pours his own feelings into the character. He uses his own words to pamper him across dimensions. However, as a reader, he cannot get this kind of self-admiration at all, and it just feels like an eyesore. Regardless of this point, it is a very readable light novel. After reading a million words in one breath, it is very painful to keep up with it... If Daphne can be written more normally in the future, with more emphasis on the protagonist being the Big Four, and insisting on no heroine, I would be willing to give it another half star. --- Update, completed. Later, when I got to the battle between gods, I was a little bit drifting, but I stopped it in time. Maybe the author is not very good at writing big scenes, but he does a good job of using his strengths and avoiding weaknesses. Although the ending is a little rushed, it is still passable as a fan light novel. Looking forward to new works.

Whether there is a female protagonist: not yet but there must be one Is it finished: No Group rating: ★★★★★ This is a book strongly recommended by the author Tuantuanbenming. After reading a few chapters, I will recommend it! Ambrosia! I didn't expect that there could be such fine works in historical literature, and I even felt that the starting point was unworthy. The choice of words and sentences, quotations from scriptures, and writing rhythm are all in the style of everyone. It is hard to believe that this is a new author. I can only say that the Internet literary world has been thirsty for authenticity for a long time! As the name suggests, this is a book in which Wanli is the protagonist, and the person who comes through the book is an individual boss, so all knowledge reserves and machinations have a reasonable source. Although the beginning of the chapter is about an eight-year-old cub (actually ten years old), it is very different from other cub novels. There is not much pretense of tenderness, and it quickly fast-forwards to the point where age is ignored. Moreover, the author stated that he would not grind the work in units of time, but would make appropriate jumps as the plot progresses, which ensures a smooth rhythm. The most rare thing is that this book does not suppress the growth of the little emperor in order to take too much care of rationality. Instead, it writes a sense of satisfaction that many orthodox historical texts do not have. He's already the emperor, why can't he be killed? However, it is not unreasonable. It is precisely because the proportions are well grasped, the tables that can be lifted are lifted, and the walls that can be demolished are demolished. This makes the story both open and close, but also striving for progress in stability, both inserting traps and traps, and being upright. It is a novel that truly depicts the methods of an emperor. Personally, I think it is the pinnacle of historical writing in recent years. If you keep writing at this level, this book will definitely become a god! The bastard writers in some historical areas who always have half-empty bottles of water don't expect everyone to be able to reach this level. At least come in and open your eyes and experience what it means to sweat.

Whether there is a female protagonist: Definitely Is it finished: No Group rating: ★★★★ I don't know much about this author, but he seems to be a great writer, but his writing is very sharp and his literary quality is very good. I prefer the way he lays out history. Unlike many historical novels, where there is a clear separation between the writing of the novel and the reference to history, this book is very smooth, and the historical allusions and the plot of the novel are integrated. This also has a drawback, that is, friends who are not familiar with the history of the Song Dynasty may have difficulty reading. For example, some of the more rigorous wording has been abandoned in modern times, so those who cannot understand it will think it is a misuse, or a certain paragraph mentions a certain period of history, but the reader does not see it at all... Fortunately, the advantage of reading the original version is that if you don't understand this chapter, there will be knowledgeable people to tell you ~ The protagonist is only eight years old at the beginning of the story. To be honest, some of his actions are a bit unreasonable, but there is no way. The Song Zhezong in history was this age when he came to the throne. Compared with those well-known emperors throughout the ages, Song Zhezong was actually an emperor with little sense of existence. But in fact, if he could live longer, he might be a hero of the generation. Although he had only been in power for less than ten years, his performance in these ten years surpassed that of most cowards. Unfortunately, he died too early, which laid the foundation for Jingkang's shame. Therefore, this book is developed from the perspective of Song Zhezong, trying to continue the story of Yuanyou's reign, deal with the five literary youths, and reproduce the prosperous age of the Song Dynasty. I have reached chapter 100 so far. The little emperor is only eight years old and there is no heroine yet. The author has a lot of talent and ink in his belly. His writing style and solid basic skills cover up some shortcomings. It is not ruled out that they will gradually be exposed as the plot unfolds (there are already some clues). Before that, I will give it four stars temporarily and come back to correct it.

Whether there is a female protagonist: yes, single Whether it is completed: Yes Group rating: ★★★☆ This is the only novel with a single heroine that I have been able to read with an opaque emotional line - this is a pretty high rating, isn't it? Let's talk about the plot first. The male protagonist accidentally gets a key that can travel back and forth between modern times and 1982, so he returns to the island where his father was born. This island has been abandoned in modern times, but in 1982 there was a group of lovely, hard-working and honest folks. So while the male protagonist was working as a villain of the times, he also became a primary school teacher on the island, gradually leading the villagers out of poverty and becoming rich, hoping to change the outcome of the island being deserted thirty years later. This book is within the comfort zone of Danke, but it has a different perspective than before, and many parts are touching. In particular, the folks and children on the island are all made of flesh and blood, cute, pitiful, sad, and hateful, all at the same time. It seems that they are not flat characters in a book, but living people recorded, which leaves a deep impression on people. As for the male protagonist, he also looks very real, just like someone you see around him. He has a sense of justice but not too much, and a little bit of bad intentions but not much. He is smooth-talking, has a lively mind, and is generally lawful and kind. You may not like him, but you can't hate him. He uses his eyes to take you to see a fishing village in 1982 and a group of people surrounding it. He used his hands to change the backward old era. By the time you react, their schools have opened, their factories have been established, and everyone is full of energy, and your mood will also improve. The heroine's character is also very good. She has many shortcomings, but also many advantages. When she is gloomy, she will only be alone and quiet in the haze. When she is brilliant, she is like a bright little sun, illuminating everyone around her. What's rare is that this male protagonist is by no means an affectionate, dedicated and perfect boyfriend. He treats the heroine well, very well, but his brain is a man's brain, not the lust that female authors give to their male protagonists. I think this should be the biggest reason why I can read the emotional line of this book. (But actually I still watch the emotional drama without skipping a beat)

Is there a female protagonist: Yes Is it finished?: Let's just say... Group rating: ★★★☆ It is written by the same author as "A Guide to Medical Care in the Nineteenth Century" and is the ceiling of modern medical themes in Tuan Tuan's eyes. Although it is not popular, I can see the likes of 000 after crushing certain things... Rebirth, no golden finger. The protagonist has reached a transcendent status in his previous life. Now he is reborn and returns to the internship period. He retains some of the aura of being a director. Of course, he also inherits all the medical knowledge reserves and rich clinical experience in his previous life. Compared with the so-called systematic flow with added points, the protagonist of this book attracted me purely because of his personal ability and personal charm. I really like the character of the male protagonist written by Xifeng. He is the same as the protagonist of Tuantuan Benming, who is calm and strong, emotionally stable, and has a top-notch IQ (scheming). However, the male protagonist of West Wind is not that perfect. His character basically has some minor flaws, but it is very reasonable. For example, I like it very much, and it only belongs to the superiors, and some arrogance and impatience are revealed unintentionally. As a medical text, this book is also very good at creating suspense. There are a lot of difficult and complicated diseases in the book, which are diagnosed by the protagonist. It is as exciting as solving a crime. Even if it is a popular science book, it will make people put it down. Protagonist's personality✅ Rich plot✅ Professional rigor✅ Logical rationality✅ Writing✅ This could have been rated five stars. As for why I gave it three and a half stars... One star for having a female protagonist, half a star for a suspected bad ending...😓

Is there a female protagonist: None Whether it is completed: Yes Group rating: ★★★★ What can I say about this author? There are only two books in total, but both of them are to my liking. I suspect that he is a girl, or at least a relatively delicate man. The protagonist is a real monk. He was dragged out of the mountains to act for various reasons, but he persisted for various reasons. He started acting in movies and finally became the best actor... Well, the logic isn't particularly strong, so I can't go into it too deeply, but you can read it if you don't look at it with a critical eye. The character of the protagonist is also what I prefer. He has good looks, a gentle personality, stable emotions, and is not frightened by favors or insults. He is also a hard-working and talented player. There is a relatively poisonous part, there is a female protagonist and a single male protagonist, and the role is not small, but the male protagonist's attitude towards her is not enlightened or rejected, which is more subtle. I didn't dare to watch the extra episode because I don't know what happened next. In addition, some people think that the male protagonist is too smooth, maybe a little bit, but I don't like torturing protagonists in the first place, and the books I recommend basically don't have abusive protagonists, so it's okay. There are a few supporting characters who are quite likable, which is a bonus. In fact, I would give this book three and a half stars, and I would give half a star to a senior supporting character~ Whoever asked me to cast someone is irresistible to a handsome middle-aged uncle...

Is there a female protagonist: None Whether it is completed: Yes Group rating: ★★★★ Ci Miao's books are generally good-looking, but they feel different from other people's books. She is telling stories in a leisurely manner, seemingly without any purpose, and her protagonist is not aggressive at all, but by the time you react, you have already completed the pretending process, and you seem to be vaguely entertained, and nothing seems to have happened... This book tells the story of a male protagonist who was expelled from his family and was favored by his elders because he was "likable". He inherited the mutated gene and became the only extraordinary person in the mortal world (see how to understand this extraordinary...) At present, it seems that basically all the abilities are the legacy of his elders. The male protagonist himself has exhausted all his strength just to maintain his own secret~_~; But this Yu Yin is really too powerful. He not only has the strong bloodline of his ancestors, but also has various awesome backgrounds and the support of money and power. Therefore, in this world where conflicts and conflicts are basically not enough, the male protagonist has become a big boss in the eyes of others... During the serialization, Kanci Miao's Book Wall Crack suggested that even if you can't wait until the end, you should save a hundred or two hundred chapters before reading, otherwise you will really forget the previous after reading the last. I don't know how she is so good at her update speed...

Is there a male protagonist: Yes Is it finished: No Group rating: ★★★☆ A book written by a female author with a male channel and a female protagonist. The heroine is Kangxi's daughter-in-law, so she must have a CP, and the CP is the heroine's husband, the ninth elder brother Yinzhen. But this book is not so much about the male and female protagonists as it is about a group of portraits, including Lao Kang, the princes and ministers who participated in the Kangxi Dynasty's seizure of the rightful son, and the ministers' family members. The story of their parents being filthy and eating and drinking. It is said that it is an immersive participation in the fight for the heir in Kowloon. In fact, there are no intense scenes until now. It is just a little bit of later memory that subtly affects the relationship between the brothers and the course of history. This book is as good as the brothers, father and son. As for the role played by women behind the scenes, there is a big one, but it is not the focus of Tuantuan's reading. There is another thing that attracts me about this book, because Tuantuan grew up at the foot of the Imperial City, and his ancestors were originally descendants of the Eight Banners, so he seems particularly friendly. Many of the rules and stories in the book are what I have heard since childhood. The place names can bring out scenes as soon as I close my eyes. The food, dialects... Are all very familiar to me. But this is just my personal experience, and it does not apply to the majority of book friends. After all, there is also a saying in the starting point that "clean clothes without soap are anti-xxxx"... Show your hands ╮(￣▽￣"")╭ Another criticism is that the writing is too fragmentary, and I wish I could only describe the names of the dishes in a long paragraph... But isn't this the only way to read this kind of daily writing? Instead of dissing this, it is better to diss that the author is too slow in coding. After all, people read a lot of daily texts and chase thousands of words every day. Nothing can be advanced and it seems that they have not been read. Finally, let's talk about the emotional line that I really don't want to talk about. First of all, I really, really, really hate the idea of ​​a female author writing this kind of historical novel and wanting to be together for the rest of her life. Anyone who writes like this will, without exception, be the OOC of the male protagonist, unless he is the kind of dedicated lover who has a name and surname in history, but what you wrote is obviously not the case. And according to the way this book is written, the heroine doesn't have much love for the hero at all, they are just partners, cold-hearted, and all married life is based on acting and deception, so why do you want to be so devoted to the hero? It is simply a typical example of both wanting and wanting. This is also the reason why Tuantuan doesn't like stories with big female protagonists. There is no so-called equality at all, it's just a matter of fighting over who is on the tip of the scale. So in this book, I think it's okay for the things that male readers criticize, but it's the things that female readers admire, and I'm not okay with it. In any case, the magic is there to attract people to watch.

Whether there is a female protagonist: Ignore if yes Whether it is completed: Yes Group rating: ★★★★ After reading the first two hundred chapters, this book was regarded as the top historical text in Tuantuan's eyes. The writing is excellent, the research is detailed, and the layout is precise and interlocking. There were some passages that made my blood boil. I haven't felt this way in a novel for a long time. I really like it. Whether there is cp or not, there is still some, after all, it is a historical novel, but emotional scenes account for very little. The male protagonist is a true ruler of the world, with the country and the country in mind, and is definitely not a person who loves his children. A simple spoiler is that the male protagonist Zhu Qiyu, Emperor Jingtai, did not travel through time, but experienced the change of seizing the gate and wandered around the imperial city for a hundred years after his death, witnessing the changes and decline of the Zhu family, and ended up in the Meishan Crooked Neck Tree. Then he resurrected on the night of the Tumubao Incident, rewriting the history of the Ming Dynasty. As an emperor, he has given up his own selfishness, and his responsibility lies in the stability of the world and the peace of the country and the people. Therefore, there will be some situations where he cannot help himself, but this kind of inability to control himself will not make people feel aggrieved, but can give rise to a kind of admiration and recognition. The most important thing is that the male protagonist is not a virgin, his methods can be described as dark, and he is number one in conspiracy and conspiracy. He deserves the title of Best Actor of Ming Dynasty. He seems to be compromising, but in fact everything develops as he wants. It is not a cool novel, but it is better than a cool novel, which is my cup of tea. Of course, the shortcomings are also obvious. There is a bit of procrastination at the end, and there is a lot of chattering. I don't know if the author has obsessive-compulsive disorder or something. He insists on understanding every word before moving forward. It is not appropriate to deal with it in detail. So far, it's just made me complain but it doesn't affect my willingness to spend money to watch... But the last two hundred chapters were a bit disappointing. It's not a bad ending, but I didn't expect it to end in such a hurry. There is a feeling between the lines of "I'm tired, I don't want to write anymore, they are urging me to finish it quickly anyway"... But even so, it still crushes most popular works from Qidian. I won't change my rating, I love it.

Is there a female protagonist: None Whether it is completed: Yes Group rating: ★★★★ This book's big eyes are super evolved. The plot is still a mixture of elements such as Western fantasy + comedy + trickery, with a certain degree of self-conception, and the protagonist group is still mainly composed of various lolita... This guy is really annoying, let me tell you, his books don't have any emotional lines for the female protagonists, but they are all composed of one or two men in the women's army... I can't complain The style of writing is harmonious, and the writing style is very good. His writing power is better than that of a certain aquatic product author. I won't name him. The protagonist travels through the shadow of subspace and has an identity that can stop children from crying at night. It is a process of not knowing that he is awesome at the beginning - gradually knowing that he is awesome - but not expecting to be so awesome - accepting and using his awesomeness... Obviously it can be "him", but because of the "too much humanity" in his heart, he is always unable to improve his character, and gradually becomes a nanny + a fisherman... The plot is full of mysteries, and after solving one, n more pop up. At the moment, it's a bit boring, as if it has been wrapped in a cloud. I really like the first volume of To Be Reasonable. Starting from Qingfeng Port, it was a bit too hard. I hope I can pick it up later. If so, I can give it half a star more.

Is there a female protagonist: None Whether it is completed: Yes Group rating: ★★★★ The routine of the richest man in Xihong City can be regarded as a masterpiece of similar themes. There are many parts in the early stage that make people laugh to death... The author looks very old at first glance. For experienced gamers or people who have been playing B sites for many years, the jokes can be said to be very dense. In the later stage, the routines are a bit repetitive, but it does not affect the overall quality. Occasionally there are relatively watery chapters that are recommended to be skipped. The male protagonist is at a loss for words and doesn't know whether to sympathize or feel happy... This book was originally rated four and a half stars, but it was a bit difficult to break through in the later stages. It's a pity that it fell short by such a shudder. Overall, it's worth a look~

Is there a female protagonist: None Is it finished: No Group rating: ★★★★☆ A modern surgical master travels back in time to a poor boy in 19th-century Austria. He meets a famous surgeon by chance. With modern medical knowledge and surgical techniques, he quickly moves from apprentice to assistant to chief surgeon, surpassing his teacher, and doing his best to accelerate medical progress. The author himself is said to be the attending surgeon at a tertiary hospital in Shanghai. His professionalism is unquestionable and he has a deep grasp of the relevant history. These will be reflected in the chapter, including professional explanations, historical background science, real and testable pictures and documents... Even some letters, reports and other content that can be placed in the main text are also included in the chapter in order to reduce the number of words (so please be sure to read the original version of this book). The most surprising thing is that although the author is a doctor, he has an excellent writing style that surpasses most of the authors in the starting point. The lines are filled with just the right translation tone. It is easy to substitute for Europe in the mid-19th century. The collision of various ideological trends in society and the medical field is very interesting. As a semi-popular science novel, it is not as fast-food-friendly as the Golden Finger System, but it is rich in knowledge and has the unique rigor of medical professionals. It is inevitable that it will not achieve good results in the general environment of the starting point, but it does not affect that it is a good book that I would like to recommend in a longer way. It is worth mentioning that although this is not a novel about intelligence reduction, it does not mean that it does not have plots that are popular with the public, such as GC and slap in the face. In particular, the author describes the operation process very well and has a strong visual sense, which makes it feel like watching a medical drama. One poisonous point: in the early stage, there is a small plot about intelligence officers and murder cases that has nothing to do with the main plot. The handling is not very good, but it is not long. It will be deleted after about 10,000 words. If you don't like it, you can choose to skip it. Ps. This book is currently under eunuch... Considering the author's profession, it is not very easy to read. I hope he will find out one day with his conscience...

Whether there is a female protagonist: yes, many Whether it is completed: Yes Group rating: ★★★☆ Wearing it on a homeless man in the late Ming Dynasty who couldn't live any longer, he suffered a serious blow at the beginning🌼... The opening chapter of every book by this author is particularly awesome. I also read the previous book "Rebirth of the Wild Age", and it also had an explosive beginning. And this author does have a lot of stuff. Some people say he is weak, but even if you look at him, you will gain some knowledge... This is a rare book that advocates equality between men and women, and the descriptions of women in the book are very friendly. It is quite difficult among the male authors of Qidian. Com. The reason why I don't reject CP in this book is probably because First, only the queen and the heroine are written in detail, and the rest are briefly mentioned. I like the detailed description of the heroine's character. Although she is a lady, she doesn't have any temperament as a young lady, and she has a very good attitude towards the male protagonist who is a domestic slave from the beginning. Later, due to various reasons (the book is very clear and no spoilers), she identified the male protagonist under the arrangement of her mother and followed her wholeheartedly. His future was ruined, but she never left him. The male protagonist committed murder and set fire to escape, so she waited until the bad news came that the male protagonist had rebelled. She did not hesitate to join him and be his good wife. This woman feels a bit like Naoki Hansawa's wife Xiaohua. Although she can't do big things with men, she will never hold back. She does her best in all aspects within her ability. No one can make mistakes. She is always stable in the rear. She is a very qualified empress. She is also gentle and healing to her man. Secondly, there are indeed not many emotional scenes, or basically none. The female protagonist does not appear in many scenes, and the plot is well controlled. The male protagonist is devoted to his career and not interested in love. He will not be affected by women in his speed of drawing the sword, but he will not appear to disrespect the female protagonist. Except for the sudden transition from the male protagonist who never accepted it to the moment he thought about accepting the female protagonist, everything was handled well later on, which is considered to be within the range of OK for me. As for the plot, it is very simple. You start as a refugee, upgrade to a domestic slave, upgrade to a boy student, get cheated when you are about to take the scholar examination, burn down the county government office in anger, rise up, attack the landlords, divide the fields, build high walls, accumulate grain, recruit talents step by step, aspire to dominate China, overthrow the Chongzhen dynasty, establish itself as Datong, and then expand the territory, and the descendants... After all, the content is actually a cool article, but the writing is very meaningful. The historical figures and historical events are well grasped, and it can increase a lot of knowledge. The writing is not verbose. Some people complained about the outline writing style. I think it is not bad. If you are interested, you can check it out~ The disadvantage is probably not to write about war. The battle scenes are really unwatchable, so I just skip them...

Is there a female protagonist: Yes Whether it is completed: Yes Group rating: ★★★ lol e-sports article, the routine is a bit similar to full-time. The protagonist takes the blame and retires miserably. He goes to an Internet cafe and starts a new server to increase his presence and fights back to the league to win the championship. The difference is that this protagonist has a system crash, and I, Ye Shen, am also a crasher. The protagonist is very good-looking, but what about his personality? He is obviously a bully and a team tyrant, but he has no intention of doing so. He is just a licker (this is what the author probably wants to express) Generally speaking, I like some details very much. It has a gentle side and some small characters. It becomes more three-dimensional in the later stages. The writing style is relatively slick and can be called an encyclopedia of e-sports memes. It has a lot of laughs and is basically hahaha throughout the whole process. The little sluts are easy to pick up. It's like Beethoven in the old canyon. It's like living in the live broadcast room every day. The male author can still rant, although there is no benefit in learning it. Ww One disadvantage is that the game is very long, and those who don't play LoL or watch the game may not be able to read it... The other one is that it has a bit of a male gaze, the protagonist can't do it, but the male fans of barrages can do it, it's very real (indifferent) Oh, I have two sisters, they are just sisters, not annoying There is a female character with a single arrow male protagonist, and the ending is with tx. Don't wait until the end to accept it.

Whether there is a male protagonist: Yes, single Whether it is completed: Yes Group rating: ★★★ Female channel book. The author is the one who wrote "Lin Shironghua", but I gave up on Lin's and didn't read it. As the name suggests, it is a farming novel, with a system, and the indigenous heroine has no time travel. The heroine at the beginning is only 4 years old. It is about a very smart little girl who is selected by the system and leads her family to make a fortune while growing up. Because her reading and medical skills are very good, she became the only female official + female imperial physician in the dynasty. She has a childhood sweetheart and the male protagonist, who is basically inseparable. There is no special description of emotions, it is more natural, and the main thing is career. The male protagonist is also very smart. How do I evaluate it? It's just... As I watched it, I realized that I had already read so much, so I continued to read it... And then I finished it for no reason... I just gave birth to a child in the second part and just passed it by. The first part was quite good.

Whether there is a female protagonist: yes, many Is it finished: No Group rating: ★★★☆ I don't know some wicked person who recommended this article to me without a female protagonist. I thank you. The male protagonist, a civil servant, travels back in time to a corrupt official and jester from the Ming Dynasty. It is said that the Ming Dynasty is actually a parallel world. Chongzhen did not die, and the Ming Dynasty remained stable and passed down two generations of emperors. The Manchu and Qing Dynasties failed to enter the customs. The system followed the Ming system. Then the male protagonist is the emperor's favorite, but he is a favorite like He Shen. The emperor uses him as a check and balance to serve as the chief minister of the court, and he plans to throw away the donkey after use. The prince is an upright boy who regards the corrupt male protagonist as an evil force that must be eradicated in his life. The male protagonist is a notorious corrupt official as soon as he passes through the world. The current situation is such that he can only survive by continuing to be a corrupt official. Therefore, all kinds of corruption, perverting the law, forming cliques for personal gain, fooling the people, causing trouble for the government, clever words, seduction, cheating the good and good, deceiving the superiors and concealing the truth, enriching their own pockets... In short, they have done all kinds of bad things. But he is also a capable minister. At least he has contributed to the country and is not small. The official battles and maneuvering in this article are really enjoyable to watch. There are temporary allies to check and balance the opponents, and there are superior oriole behind them. Every character's IQ is online, no, more than online, every character's IQ can beat me... The eight immortals cross the sea and each show their magical powers. I feel that I can only be ranked as high as Aba and Aba... But this article has a female protagonist, and there are emotional scenes. The male protagonist has a wife and two concubines, and there are some female supporting characters. However, it is not too detailed, and the female characters can help the male protagonist instead of being a hindrance. It is obvious that the arrow between women and men is thicker. All in all, I pinched my nose and swallowed this shit. Mainly because it looks great. However, there is no guarantee that this author is cheating... I am very unsure whether this article will be a eunuch...

Is there a female protagonist? No. Whether it is completed: Yes Group rating: ★★★★ It is a historical article written by the author of Daoguo. The male protagonist traveled through time for the second time. The first time he traveled through time was to a counselor called Liu Bei during the Three Kingdoms period. As a result, he flapped his butterfly wings and defeated the Wei and Jin Dynasties. The Liu family unified the world and jumped directly from the Han Dynasty to the New Han Dynasty. Then the male protagonist died... So he traveled through the second life to Xinhan more than a hundred years later. This time, I got tired of the intrigues. I originally wanted to take the farming route of picking chrysanthemums under the east fence, but things didn't work out as I wanted, so I ended up becoming an official. So the intrigue continues... What can I say about this book? I feel that the author tried too hard to express his emotions first, but he maintained a certain balance in a subtle way, making it enjoyable to read. I was not particularly happy after being satisfied... By the time I realized it, I had already entered the next wave of routines 233333 The happy part for me is that the world after the hero's second time travel is full of the influence of his first life. This is really good. Hahahaha... I am no longer in this world. My legend is everywhere in the world. My legacy from that time is still shared by all people. Anyone I bump into while walking is my senior. My fanboy, this way of writing is not new, but it just pokes fun at me, hahahaha. Generally speaking, the male protagonist is a good-looking and personable scholar, but there are too few descriptions of his appearance. I am not very satisfied... He is a kind of man who has no plans and is very intelligent and almost demonic. With several props brought by Golden Finger, he upgrades quickly and is deeply favored by the emperor. The heroine, after all, is a historical novel. It is impossible not to get married... This author is quite unique. In the last chapter, she won the favor of the boss of the aristocratic family. In the next chapter, she just said "one year later". The rest is that she has a thick leg from the husband-in-law's family. The wife is completely a background. I give her a thumbs up. Not to mention that there is a scene in the back about a young female assassin with beautiful feet. I thought about it in other books, and the car started to move. In this book, the male protagonist just beat him up, without any mercy, and he even said confidently that you are here to assassinate me. If I beat you, do you still need to distinguish between male and female? Wow In the end, I felt that the writing was hasty and arrogant... The historical text was written with metaphysics... But you say it's unreasonable? After all, even time travel and golden finger are reasonable, and nothing else is unreasonable... Okay then... I personally like it quite a bit. Maybe I just like this kind of protagonist who is calm yet domineering, and can show no emotions but plots against everyone in the world ~ I have four stars!