Works You Can Take a Look at after the Big Waves Wash Away the Sand

It is a good book, but I feel that it should not be posted online, but should be classified into the new martial arts school of "Legendary Martial Arts Edition of Modern and Ancient Times". The setting of force is probably at the level of high martial arts and low immortality. The setting is also not a web novel routine, with indigenous protagonists + no golden fingers + no boundaries. It doesn't quite fit in with the current style of online writing, but the plot is too powerful. It's not the low-level "refreshment" and sensory stimulation, but the real ups and downs. Each volume has a starting point and a turning point, with bright and dark lines intertwined to form a relatively complete story. Each volume further advances the multiple main lines of the book. In this way, all events, big and small, have causes and consequences, just like dominoes. One move drives the next, constantly promoting the evolution of the big background, and finally forming a picture of the collapse of the prosperous age.

A truly murderous and decisive urban martial arts novel. The description of the fighting scenes is very strong, the protagonist's pretentiousness is very interesting, and it is quite refreshing to watch. His ability to describe characters is definitely at the master level. He can often portray a character that makes people feel itchy and unbearable with just a few strokes, and he can also ensure that he does not turn his facial makeup into a vase or a magical horse, and then... And then there is no more... Full of sense of cheating... I hired a garbage ghostwriter in the later stage...

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The first hundred or so chapters are about torture, but you still have a firm heart and pursue the path, and it still has a lot of audience, which can be regarded as food and fodder. In the middle, I went to another world with a witch, and at the end, I fell in love with a witch and took a romance route. It was a bit skewed. Although it could be regarded as following the commercial works of Zhu Xian and other great masters, I quite grasped the true meaning of successful learning. After leaving the other world, I started to randomly write clues and word counts, turning it into a hodgepodge of articles. Taken together, it's worth a look to review the food.

It's so helpless that you still don't admit it even after wearing the vest.

Collect it first. You can step on it as you like

Maybe it's because I have a certain resistance to this style of writing after reading First Chaos. It's not as stunning as First Chaos, but it's still a book with the author's own characteristics. The Iron Palm Gang, with such a shameful name, is actually one of the six standing committee members of the martial arts world. The Emei Sect's gathering music after morning exercises is sonorous roses. The base of the Tang Sect in Sichuan is a gloomy big castle. The Wudang Saint's occupation is a forest inspector... It tells a traditional martial arts story in the context of modern society. It creates laughter through the collision of tradition and modernity. Xiaohua is familiar with this. Each of the protagonist's bad friends also has their own characteristics. But having said that, I feel that this book does not have the first chaotic intention. Maybe it is because the collision between martial arts and modern society is not designed well? There is no doubt that this is a good book, highly recommended by Liangcao.

It is a rare realistic novel about urban police officialdom. The author has a sophisticated writing style. The opening chapter is peaceful and the narration is plain and true. From the perspective of the protagonist after his rebirth, the social phenomena, problems and contradictions in the mid-to-late 1990s are explained step by step. Tao Lai, in the words of Longkong Shennong's Xu Weiren, is "profound but not sharp, nostalgic but not sad." The story evolves in an orderly manner, and the plot unfolds in a reasonable manner, slowly unfolding the work and life of the grassroots police officers like a picture scroll. The protagonist is well-mannered, able to adhere to principles, but also adapt to the situation. He works diligently, step by step, wants to do things, knows how to do things, and gets things done. The character's three views are extremely upright. In general, the author has full control and the writing is very down-to-earth. Although the whole story is dull and complicated, the rhythm is tight, the character description is simple, and it is full of the flavor of the times. Although it has some idealistic tendencies, the overall reading experience is very good. Four star recommendation. It's rare to see officialdom novels with a single female protagonist, so I need to give them good reviews.

Xia Shui's work returns to the city; it maintains Xia Shui's usual relaxed and happy story style; the writing level has improved, and the words "one meal" and "shengguan" and the city settings have the characteristics of the Cantonese region, especially Hong Kong; compared with "Level 1 Security" and "Ace", in this book, Xia Shui more clearly constructs his ideal city with an (as always) upright and selfless detective captain as the background, and uses this as a background to implicitly mock It satirizes the real-life TC politics. However, it must be said that his settings are too "ideal" and many system settings are completely impossible to achieve. In addition, there are some compromises for the sake of the plot, so the criticism based on this seems a bit naive as always. Fortunately, there are much less parts that praise American politics in this book, and it does not lower the IQ too much. Overall review, it is a poisonous plot for readers who can't stand the author's praise of beauty.

Who doesn't know the cool and awesome Emperor Li Anping? . . In fact, for me personally, there are really not many highlights in this article. The plot is average. Although the characters are not said to be facial makeup, they are about the same. The protagonist is beaten to death in a routine-style opening, and then picks up the golden finger and rises to the level of mouth gun. There is nothing particularly memorable about it. The article is full of god-like brainless enemies and brainless organizations, a group of unknown creatures that still only know how to fight among themselves under the great crisis that human beings are about to become extinct. The rhythm of the plot was good in the early stages, but became obviously a bit slow in the later stages. However, this book is still very exciting. Li Diao's power-type crushing in the early stage, his subsequent fight against the tsunami with one hand, and his subsequent battle with the giant Japanese island monster of Lu Shen were still very enjoyable. Although after taking away the queen's ability, these simple pleasures became less and less, but the basic level was still maintained very well.

Excellent urban writing. It's not a little bit better than Phoenix Mask, which also has the same villain as the main character, and I highly recommend it. The protagonist is a child raised by a rich man. As an adult, he gradually learns about responsibility and honor in work and life, and fights wits and courage with criminal gangs around the world. The various layouts are quite shocking. Moreover, clues are often hidden in the plot in a careless manner, and the ending gives a sense of surprise, unlike some mystery novels that throw away the reader with a casual sentence. The funny aspects of various daily life are also good. Speaking of shortcomings, the writing style is a bit poor, but there should be some who like this style. Although points are deducted for the writing, the layout is too grand and sophisticated. The various foreshadowings are interconnected and impressive. The overall score is 5, and the urban wit and reasoning genre Xiancao is recommended. Of course, if you like urban soldier king pushing and hugging left and right, don't read it.

Urban fortune teller, Jianghu thaumaturgy type. Xu Gongzi's books rarely have the poisonous points of a novice novel, and regardless of the writing style or plot, they are quite enjoyable to read. The protagonist wandered around the world by himself, set up a stall in Panjiayuan, deceived people under the overpass, and sold pornographic films to get into the account. When he was trapping evil forces, he was accepted as a disciple by a Feng Shui master. From then on, he learned about the unknown forces in the world and took on his own responsibilities. The author's writing style and experience are quite good in the online literary world (at least he checked the information carefully, which is enough to fool laymen like us). Various thaumaturgy, physiognomy, antiquities identification and even deception are described in detail in the book, but it does not seem too boring. The villain's IQ is online, and the teammates don't bow to the protagonist when they see him. Instead, they have their own analysis of the pros and cons. There is no big problem. The white-collar heroine is rather infatuated and can be treated as the protagonist being too handsome. Overall, it's a good reading experience, and it's an excellent book of this type. Suitable for both novices and old people

I actually finished reading it. In this era of overflowing online novels, it is really not easy to calm down and read a book slowly and carefully. The overall content is quite substantial, but it seems a bit cumbersome and too lengthy in some places. Generally speaking, this novel does not feel passionate after reading it, but I can calm down slowly while reading it. . . The Gods and Buddhas series has always felt absurd and uninhibited. The novel "Jingmen" writes about spiritual practice in a systematic and concrete manner, which can give people a certain understanding of the theory of spiritual practice. After all, novels are novels, but each of us has the mentality of seeking blessings from gods and Buddhas, and we can easily be led astray. If you know the cultivation methods of gods and Buddhas, you will at least have your own stand when facing many things. Watching Shocking Doors is like watching a piece of history. The same feeling is that it is another novel about Buddha, and it is worthy of Tathagata and worthy of Qing. Life is always dependent on yourself, but if there are other theories that can make you feel more peaceful, why not?

The author has always published physical books on the Internet. There is no rebirth or golden fingers. He just relies on the distinctive character design and excellent plot settings to make people fall into the wonderful story that cannot be put away. Each of these hateful and pitiable criminals presents a picture of suffering for all living beings. If the author could write about the protagonist's struggle from the bottom to the flexing of his muscles after climbing to the top, it would undoubtedly be more outstanding and reasonable. Maybe it's because the author has limited experience and insists on fixing the protagonist's perspective on the middle and lower classes, which makes this book a bit regretful.

Urban boutique, Chang's humor is unique, and the more you read, the more interesting it becomes. The first half of the book is full of excitement, while the second half is dull and has a long aftertaste. It's fun to open the book.

It has to be said that Chen Ci now seems to have become an emerging banner of Qidian's warm life flow, and this article is his masterpiece that brings him into the sight of a wider audience. In fact, this book can be regarded as a pioneering work, with a lot of imagination and creativity. It is a welcome addition to the theme of rebirth + transformation: it describes the warm daily life of a second-generation boy who is reborn in the past, but is possessed by a black cat. Youdao is "meows are extremely cute in nature", and the protagonist Hei Tan is also an indelible classic image in the gallery of online literary figures (?). If you love cats or small animals, then this book should bring you a lot of emotions.

It's a high-definition unit drama that needs to be watched with some brains. The skeleton of this book is the outline of the main story, while the flesh and blood of the book is made up of small stories. In each chapter dominated by the main supporting characters (blood owl, consultant, gunsmith, snake gambler, etc.), An almost independent story is told. Under the looming connection of the protagonist, various supporting characters present complex relationships that are not uniform but interrelated. In the author's writing, each independent chapter is like a silhouette of a different character, introducing many "ability users" with different personalities and backgrounds in different styles and angles. At the same time, these chapters with different styles are not separated from the main line. They are cleverly combined by the protagonist's "Reverse Cross" plan. The labyrinth of the mind in which guilt arises from the heart, the numerous conspiracies in the Water City Blood Shadow scroll, the mysterious adventure in the cannibal rainforest scroll, the layers of foreshadowing in the Conspirator scroll, and the normal style of the Snake Gambling scroll all demonstrate the author's ability to control various text styles.

Pretending to be a pig and eating a tiger is a classic masterpiece. Everyone can play the routine, and each one has his or her own cleverness. In the past, a major problem with urban literature for me was that the tiger's IQ was too low, giving people the feeling of a monkey playing with a pig. However, the stealth killing aspect is great. Various old routines and literary youth models become deeply moving under the author's delicate writing style. I want to give full marks to this pretense, as the author is not afraid of being proud. The overall rating is 4.5, The ending is a bit strange. But there are so many plus points. The writing, the plot, the plot... Are all excellent. It is rare to see someone who can write about emotions in such a complicated and detailed way, and who can write about ambiguous scenes in such a erotic way. In the early days, the development of August Fire suddenly changed in the seventh volume, with various foreshadowings bursting out in a concentrated and yet sudden way, making a classic comeback. Volume 8... It doesn't matter if you read it or not. But the memories in Volume 8 are really sad. Fortunately, it's a happy ending. Highly recommended.

The biggest advantage of Zhang Xiaohua's books is that they are very close to reality, making you feel like the story happened next door to you or to you. Then in this ordinary life, laughter is created through the interaction of several different personalities. Reading his book feels like going back to the era of hanging out with a group of bad friends in the college dormitory. This book gives various personalities to historical figures. Through the interaction of personalities of different historical figures, the ability to create laughter is even better. How does it feel to think about the historical Jing Ke and Ying Zheng living next door to you? What kind of modern life do Liu Bang and Xiang Yu live under the same roof? The author gives historical figures various personalities that are close to life, and makes us laugh through the conflict between ancient life and modern life. It is an overstatement to say that it is the most funny, but this book can be said to be the most representative of Xiaohua and a very good book with a good combination of laughs. In particular, the artificially added one-year time limit is the biggest highlight.

This book will be worth reading when he realizes that the jingles he wrote are not rhyming.