The Weather is Getting Colder and There is no Book to Read, so Stock up Some Food and Grass to Survive the Winter

1. Rating: 9.0 The sword determines one's destiny, the sword makes one famous, and one will step into the sword court in this life. In recent years, none of the Xian Xia works that I have seen are comparable to others, and this is a Xian Xia masterpiece that has truly created a pattern. There are no cheats or kitsch, it is purely about attracting readers with a solid plot. The story is set against the backdrop of a prosperous age when flowers bloomed in brocade and fire cooked oil, and combined with real history, it is grand and profound. In this context, various forces are fighting openly and secretly. It adopts the protagonist + group portrait writing method, with thousands of people and thousands of faces. The top ten masters have different personalities and each leads the way. Among the younger generations, the protagonist is not the only one who excels. Old enemies, friends, lovers... All also grow up with the protagonist. There are also princes, nobles, famous generals and beauties, merchants and heroes, and all kinds of supporting characters. The story is full of laughter and tears, with twists and turns. The battle of wits is particularly brilliant, with many strategies and layers of twists and turns. All in all, it is a rare masterpiece.

This work... The original text was called "Wei Buer", and I wrote nearly 1 million words. I was unable to sign the contract, so I changed the story from Creation to Starting Point, revised the plot, etc. And republished it. First of all, it must be said that the character setting of the protagonist is indeed outdated and does not conform to the current mainstream reading view of decisive killing. However, it won't be a big problem for veteran martial arts fans. This is a book that is more realistic. The story should not be the mainstream cool writing routine. The plot is interesting and the writing is good. The author is good at portraying characters, especially female characters. Overall, I'm a bit dissatisfied at the beginning, but it gets more exciting as it goes on. Those who like group portraits and supporting characters can give it a try.

Rating Hay+\\\ A first-class white text, based on ancient Chinese mythology, it tells the story of the human race rising from the beasts of all races to the leader of all spirits. The author's seemingly serious style of writing hides a romantic heart, and his serious jokes often catch readers off guard. The writing style is deeply influenced by "Journey to the West" and "The List of Gods". If you think about it carefully, Zhai Zhu, the protagonist in the author's works, has one characteristic. He seems to be innocent in dealing with things at ordinary times, but becomes ruthless when faced with big events, and is sinister and sinister when fighting. These contradictory personalities are gathered into one character, but they do not make people feel out of place. This is particularly prominent in the book "Emperor". This book has fewer chapters to read, so I don't know what else it is like, but the fighting still has the same flavor, killing decisively while talking and laughing. In short, it is absolutely fine to use it for entertainment when you are bored.

Rating Grain- Butian is considered to be the best book written by a female author among the many books I have read in the past two years. First of all, this book is by no means comparable to the large number of routine novels currently available. The early and middle stages of Butian are very exciting, and there may not be many fighting scenes. After all, the author is a female author, but there are all the exciting points that should be expected, and it is just right. The writing is excellent and the protagonist has a very lovable personality. It is a rare food for book lovers who don't like to fight and kill all the time.

Rating hay Anti-routine articles, the author is also one of the earliest writers to try anti-routine. The protagonist is the son of a powerful elder from a large sect. He is the eldest brother of the sect's generation, one of the four great masters in the world, and has many eagles and dogs under his command. At the beginning of the story, the girlfriend of a loser disciple who had an unexpected encounter took his fancy, and the star of death shone very excitingly. I have to say, after seeing the loser pushing for an abortion, this counter-routine is also very powerful. After that, the protagonist naturally pretends to be cool and gets slapped in the face all the way, defeating powerful enemies one after another, and defeating pseudo-protagonists seeking death one after another. Advantages: Imaginative. Disadvantages: The pace of the article is not good, the plot links are too close and there are no excessive chapters, which makes the protagonist seem tired, as if he is living in a constant conspiracy. The protagonist has been facing enemies that are much stronger than him for a long time, and he pretends to be lucky. You can see it or not, the dry food is not full, and the poisonous weeds will not

Rating Grain- A Darwinian evolutionary history of the society of cultivating immortals, a novel with all the elements of the underworld cultivating immortals. The two worlds of this book are well written, with the main line of getting rid of and unraveling the mystery of the other world [Netherworld]. It is advanced layer by layer and has a reasonable structure. It has the explosive power and rhythm unique to the underworld cultivating immortality stream, and has a special charm that makes people unable to bear to skip reading. The power upgrade system is also controlled reasonably. Although there is a problem that the protagonist can skip levels because he focuses on body training, but in general there is no large-scale collapse. The character's IQ is also on the line, the foreshadowing of the Red Leaf Sword Master is also very well laid out, and various supporting characters such as several apprentices, the Life and Death Sword, King Kizaru, the Dragon Snake Patriarch, etc. Are also created with their own personalities. The whole book is full of blood and blood. It is a textbook-style underworld cultivating immortality novel, which will disgust readers who don't like this genre. The last world is obviously anticlimactic and seems to be a forced one.

Rating Grain and Grass The plot is bizarre and mind-expanding... The assassination at the beginning made me cry when I knew the truth. This book is indeed good, I really like the writing and characterization! But until the book is finished, there are still very few people who know about it, which is a pity. The author is a fan of ice and fire, and he also tried to use the writing method of ice and fire to write Eastern immortals. But generally speaking, it was not written out, but it was written as an ordinary multi-protagonist. The author places the cultivation of immortals in a historical framework, which inevitably imposes many constraints. Coupled with the multi-pronged progress, the latter is already beyond its capabilities... There is another problem. The author's description method cannot fully mobilize the readers' emotions, that is, the atmosphere is not rendered enough. I hope to improve it.

Rating Liangcao+ "The Legend of the Vermilion Bird" is Mao Ni's first complete work. It is called "roasted chicken" by book friends and highly praised by Prince Ma and Ning Cui Ya. "The Legend of Suzaku" is slow to warm up and slow down, but it is actually not watery. It has 1.5 Million words and says a lot. Although there are many immature parts in the loose parts in the early stage, various hidden clues are also laid out, which burst out as the plot develops. The good thing about "The Story of Suzaku" is that the explanation is clear and transparent, and the analysis of Buddhism and Taoism is quite wonderful. However, the shortcomings are the lack of sense of substitution and appeal, and the characterization is also somewhat poor. People who can resonate with it will sigh deeply when they think of the "all life is miserable" at the end. If there is no resonance, then the evaluation of this book will inevitably be low. Finally, I would like to say that the immortal warrior/cultivation that can effectively integrate the city and mythology may only be a roast chicken.

Rating Grain- Advantages: It depicts a slightly real wild world, a savage, primitive and fantasy world. Disadvantages: 1. The connotation and storytelling are relatively lacking in excitement. It can be seen that the development of the novel is relatively refreshing but lacking in excitement. 2. The world creation is good, but the plot control is weak, and the overall plot is relatively bland. Although this slightly documentary-like rhythm sets off the overall world environment well, the ups and downs of the plot are too gentle, which makes it feel particularly boring after persisting for half a book. 3. Insufficient conflict. I don't know if the conflicts between tribes and slave owners were deliberately reduced. The cruel, bloody, and conflicting aspects were deliberately avoided, and the emphasis was on farming. It's a pity that I couldn't see the heaviness of marching forward step by step, conquering, and evolving with the blood of oneself, compatriots, and enemies for the survival of the tribe that is unique to the wild world. 4 In addition to the lack of shaping of the protagonist and supporting characters, the names are not easy to remember. Especially the Yanjiao tribe, the post-facialization is quite serious

Rating hay The fairy warrior in the wasteland, full of passion, Fangfang returns to the starting point to write the apocalyptic chapter of "The World of Cultivation" after the spiritual power is exhausted. The author should have put a lot of thought into the setting, but he did not deliberately show off the setting, but told the story seriously. I personally think it deserves recognition. PS: This book is probably suitable for young readers who like inspirational teenage protagonists, but it may be a poisonous weed for Lao Bai.

Rating Grain-Hay The writing has the flavor of witchcraft, full of human sublimation, and the gradual transformation from ignorance to understanding. In fact, the evolution of human civilization is also like this. The further it goes, the more disappointed it becomes, but it is also the more successful it is. Maybe what we lack is a hero who can urge mankind to self-report. In fact, I wanted to give this book full marks, but I was dissatisfied because the author collapsed in the later stages of writing and ended hastily. According to the development of the plot, it shouldn't be like that. The sublimation and tragedy of human beings and the sense of the big era are not written. Instead, it just ends with killing monsters and quickly upgrading.

I have to complain about it. It was a long time ago that I watched the evil style of Pig Head. It was so amazing. Gradually, the subsequent books all followed the same routine. There was a feeling that the protagonist was always entangled with a supporting villain. He could obviously be beaten to death, but he was let go and the boss suddenly appeared. Let's talk about this book. This power system is really a bit messy. The protagonist gets a super adventure. The movement of the practice is earth-shattering. It makes people feel like they will blow up the earth after practice. Well, then it becomes a slight improvement to a small realm over there. It looks like a horizontal push and crushing in the front, and then it becomes a reluctant confrontation with the holy realm.

Rating Grain and Grass A book with a lot of imagination, Time Travel + Infinite Flow. The overall world structure is very complete. Before Dharmakaya, the plot was great, the pretentious slaps in the face made people addicted, and the description of the relationship between the master and the younger brother was also touching. The only thing that was not satisfactory was that the love aspect has been stagnant. Personally, I like the characters of Jiang Xiaowei and Ruan Yushu. But after Dharmakaya, it gradually went downhill. Gao Wu's description was dry and there was no sense of substitution, and the power system gradually collapsed. What I couldn't accept the most was that he ended up getting together with Gu Xiaosang, which was inexplicable. But when I downloaded the dungeon and went to the world before time travel, I really liked the description. Overall, it is a rare and good book, but I can only read half of it.

Rating Hay+ I watched "The Lord of the World" first and "Arcane Master" while waiting for the update. I felt that the author's descriptions of setting the atmosphere, building momentum, and pretending to slap people in the face were very good and fascinating; but the handling of emotions and the description of martial arts basically failed. Maybe Squid is not convinced. The new book "Martial Arts Master" is about love and martial arts, so... The final result can be imagined. Frankly speaking, the long dialogue scenes in the early stage were quite acceptable, and the psychological fluctuations of the characters were more in line with the tone of chasing girls on campus. I was a little cautious, but after the relationship was confirmed in the later stage, it felt greasy and devoid of any new ideas. As for the description of the martial arts plot, it is generally unsatisfactory.

Rating Grain and Grass The origin of the protagonist is mysterious. He cultivates in a mysterious old village in an equally mysterious ruins, learns a good skill, and then enters the world to practice and is slapped in the face. Advantages: A new work by a master, with guaranteed quality, inevitable completion, large quantity and sufficient management, and stable updates. In this new work by Zhai Zhu, supernatural, mythical, fantasy and other elements are added to the traditional fantasy story. Humans, monsters, demons and gods coexist. If you read it carefully, it really looks like a faun. Moreover, the author is well aware of the routines of Internet novels, and the plot is clean and neat. There are basically no stupid plots and there is no need to worry about the sudden shit-feeding part. Disadvantages: Aside from the stunning atmosphere of the film, the overall plot is still a bit old-school. This routine of sharpening a sword in the mountains and shocking the world when you emerge from the mountain is a bit tacky. Evaluation: There is no real villain in this book. The Taoist sect, the Demon Sect, the Great Thunder Sound Temple and even the imperial court all fight for their own ideas. There is no distinction between high and low. Many supporting characters are also very charming and indeed have the skills of great gods.

Rating aquatic plants As mentioned in the book, Chen Changsheng is a real person, with an outward appearance and an inner appearance. He does not have Xu Le's passion or the rogue cold-bloodedness hidden under Ning Que's fresh appearance. Therefore, the writing in this book is obviously clumsy, as clumsy as Chen Changsheng's. It is not as smooth as "Jian Ke", nor is it as refreshing as "Jiang Ye". Lao Mao deliberately uses short sentences and repeated sentences, which read like a block formation at night. He always frowns and feels depressed. Even when the plot breaks out, all the magma is hidden under the rock. You can feel the heat, but it doesn't feel as refreshing as rising to the sky. Therefore, Chen Changsheng's good will always makes people feel like the sadness of a middle-school boy when he encounters a broken head in society. How can he be so good? Perhaps this was also deliberately arranged by Lao Mao. From the perspective that Lao Mao has different writing styles for different characters in these three books, I think Lao Mao has indeed seriously thought about how to write a good book.

Rating dry food Frankly speaking, the level has not declined, and there is no improvement. It still has the same taste. For example, when I entered the Taihang Mountains to compete for fruits, I felt a familiar feeling of déjà vu. I was tired of the typical rhythm of routine writing. Now I like to read some imaginative writings and set directions. And the settings of the great masters are generally worse than the last.

Rating dry food If you don't get hung up on the logical errors in the text, and don't be embarrassed by the author's own poems, it's still a good novel. Of course, this is limited to the present, because none of Feng Chime's books will not collapse later.

Rating: Grain This is the best book written by Chang Shuxin, who once single-handedly supported the starting point of a category. The writing is simple but not simple, it is market-oriented but not philistine, and it is rural but not dirty. The plot structure is close to the reality and therefore not coherent. However, the case design in each volume is very unique and ingenious. The content of the criminal investigation is plain but reveals a professional temperament. It is not exaggerated or artificial, nor is it curious and does not rely on heavy content to attract attention. What's more important is that his three views and thoughts are upright. He writes about the blackness of the police but praises the whiteness of the police more. He writes about the hearts of criminals but does not exonerate the criminals. This is really rare in the Internet literature world where the three views are full of incorrect views. It is a rare masterpiece in today's urban Internet articles. More importantly, Lao Chang is still writing, and his level has not declined, and there is no sign of abandoning his integrity.

Rating: grass jelly An ancient masterpiece. The team leader has read a large number of fantasy novels of all kinds, both ancient and modern, both at home and abroad. Traces of Japanese and American animation, Chinese fantasy, and Western fantasy can be seen everywhere in the text. The creativity is basically reflected in the reasonable preparation of a hodgepodge, and some details are quite touching. Ps: The author did not continue writing books, and it was a pity that he transitioned to being an editor.