Fish in the Sea of ​​books

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[8.5 Points] To borrow the comment from a storytelling up at Station B: "A clear heroic adventure." The pioneering work of "Amber Flow" is also the pinnacle work

[8 points] A typical "ear-gen" novel. Slow heat, a little bit literary A whole volume of foreshadowing gave us a real shock when it was unveiled.

[9 points] A rare hard science fiction novel. It is both rigorous and imaginative at the same time, and the plot writing is also very good. This is a rare masterpiece.

[8.5 Points] I really love this kind of novel that has exquisite stories that tie together at the end! But it really has nothing to do with horror

[10 points] I believe I don't need to say more, this is the only god of online articles in 2020. If you haven't seen it yet, just go and see it.

[8 points] One of the few excellent ghost horror and suspense novels. I was really scared when I was watching it alone at home. This alone is worth 8 points. I would also recommend a ghost novel that I don't have at the beginning. Sanzha's "Ghosts Cry and Hunt for Ghosts" is, in my opinion, even better.

[6.5 Points] A well-completed classic novel. Maybe it's because I haven't read many novels like this, but the setting of traveling back in time as an NPC to trick players really caught my eye. Finally, the author wrote several chapters on relativity and quantum mechanics in an attempt to scientifically explain the worldview. The undergraduate science students were inexplicably moved by reading it.

[6.5 Points] It is a representative work selected among the many cool articles that dominated the charts eight years ago. For those of us who have been bookworms for ten or even twenty years, we can no longer stand such purely enjoyable articles. But when we now criticize San Shao and Tudou's books for being brainless and routine, do we still remember the touch and passion they brought to us in the first place?

[9 points] The prequel of Zhou Lin has better characterization than Zhou Lin, and a group-portrait writing technique that is almost unparalleled in online articles. If there is an excellent team and enough funds to remake it into a superhero movie, it can definitely crush the old and American Avengers in all aspects. After reading Crime Trafficking, you can hardly tell who is the only protagonist of this book. The official protagonist is undoubtedly Tianyi, but Tianyi is more of a clue figure and the mastermind behind the scenes. The description of him is not even half of the book. In fact, it was not until the appearance of the Moon Demon that Tianyi's image was truly established. When his desperate and sad side was revealed in front of readers, Tianyi's unique personal charm was also deeply imprinted in our hearts. However, the most popular character in Crime Trafficking is probably not the protagonist. For example, I prefer the counselor who is almost demonic in intelligence, and the gunsmith with an inverse moral bottom line. Similarly, some people prefer the blood owl who has fallen into the abyss of sin since birth and finally learned to live with sin. It can be said that every member of the Inverse Cross is full of charm: Warlock, Divine Key, Dark Water, Snake Gambler, Night Knight, Magic Doctor, Toy Marshal... Including villains such as Tea Fairy, Lord, Paper Man, Grand Leader... Even if I see these names again after many years, the emotions I felt when I first watched them rose from my heart.

[8.5 Points] As the sequel to Crime Trafficking, Zhou Lin inherits San Zha's always cold and absurd style of writing and its absolutely pessimistic perspective, depicting a desperate and bloody cannibal society. This is a society that amplifies and popularizes all the "sin" in our real society. There is no doubt that such a society will be destroyed. The irony is that the executioners were a group of heinous criminals... The overall plot structure of "Zhou Lin" is similar to that of "Trafficking Crime": in the early stage, the story and appearance of the main characters are told in the form of script-like volumes, and the social structure and class are slowly unfolded through the eyes of the characters. In the middle stage, the traditional project of prison robbery is used to kick off the war. Finally, the war ends in the game of several top characters, and the new king ascends the throne. This book has two biggest highlights: First, there are a large number of "private goods" that keep up with current affairs mixed in by the three scumbags (of course, it also includes countless bad jokes) (it can only be said that it is really awesome if it can pass the test). The second is San Zha's extremely excellent character portrayal. Each member of the two generations of Reverse Cross has its own unique charm that is unforgettable. The conflict between Zi Lin's unique character who longs for mediocrity and his inevitable destiny to be king; Jack, the "God of Killer", longs for redemption, but feels powerless when the person he redeems is destroyed in front of him at the last moment; Uncle Li, who has a tragic life experience, has BUG-level abilities but chooses to constantly sacrifice himself to do good deeds that will never be known; Taoist priests who play in the world; unfathomable judges; ferocious beasts of elementary school students; multi-faceted spies; legal lolita... There are many.

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[8.5 Points] I read most of it a long time ago, and recently read it from the beginning again when I ran out of books. Let's talk about it before reading it. After a few years, this book left me with only a few scenes: In the nameless sea, the imprisoned demon is in the body of the giant beast, trading power with Du Wei; on the fertile plain, the people are filled with happiness and pride, welcoming the Tulip Duke's carriage team, and our young Duke is riding a horse at the front of the team to enjoy such glory... It is these two pictures that are still deeply engraved in my mind after so many years. It is because of these two pictures that I was driven to open this old book again and couldn't stop it. This is one of the characteristics of the early stage of Demons. The early plot is very compact and has climaxes one after another. Some of them happen quite naturally, from the supernatural incident in the attic of the ancestral home to the discovery of a female astrologer. But some are more abrupt, such as Du Wei being taken away by Vivian and being kidnapped by the old mage. There was a feeling of forcing the plot in these two places, but the dancing used the wonderful plot that followed, which made me immediately involved and quickly diluted this stiff feeling. (The former brings the first famous scene mentioned above, while the latter kicks off the plot of the second half of the book) The characterization of the devil can be said to be top-notch. The protagonist's righteousness and evil, Lao Bai's peerlessness, and Prince Chen's elegance are all touching. However, the shortcomings of this book are also very fatal. One is the author's ubiquitous jokes and personal stuff in this book, and the other is the abrupt and abrupt ending.

[10 points] Dragons was definitely the first book that came to my mind after I created my book list. I still remember that I wandered into the bookstore after the remedial get out of class in the first year of high school and bought Dragon Clan One. The Dragon Clan has been with me throughout the three years of high school. Some books can only be truly understood when a person is old; and some books can only be truly understood when a person is young. "Dragon" is such a novel Shakespeare said that tragedy is to tear beautiful things into pieces for people to see. Jiang Nan perfectly explains this. The entire "Dragon" is a big tragedy composed of tragedies. But the gaps were filled with moments of warmth and laughter. Jiang Nan used joyful, literary and simple words to write what we wanted to say but could not say when we were young.