The Miscellaneous Books Shennong Read in the Past Ten Years Include History, Heaven, and Fan Works

I got attracted to this author from his first book. The first book was about a doctor. He was very good at pretending, he drove very fast and was not embarrassed at all. The protagonist described in this book is a character in an American TV series. Because I don't usually watch American TV series, the plot is quite new to me. The protagonist suffers from some kind of genius disease and has a very high IQ but cannot interact with other people. After the protagonist travels through time, the disease can be cured through the system, but he needs excitement, so the protagonist embarks on a pretentious journey of becoming a detective, punching the FBI, and stepping on the CBI. The golden finger of this book does not have much sense of existence. It just uses an extraneous power to cure a terminal illness to better show off, and at the same time it provides a driving force. The advantage of this book is that the author is very familiar with American dramas, the plot is harmoniously mixed, the details are well filled in, and it is very smooth to read. Of course, there are also criticisms that it is a bit literary and youthful, and the protagonist always openly or covertly disses various issues related to American imperialism, which is a bit too much.

Rating: grass jelly Recently I started reading The Legend of Mortals Cultivation to Immortality again, and the memories that had been dusty for more than ten years were opened up in my mind. At that time, I was still studying in the junior high school in the town. A street away from the school, a very business-minded aunt opened a book rental shop there. The tattered bookshelf is missing a few pages of slightly yellowed books. They are all big and bulky. The titles on them are more cool than the last. Lingtian Sword God, Nine Heavens Evil Emperor, Mortal Cultivation of Immortality can be said to be really ordinary, but I only vaguely remember Han Paopao. The anime is good, I'm starting to watch it again.

Rating: Lingcao Genre: Emulator The author of this book is experienced in writing. I feel like he is a middle-aged writer, and the writing is very life-like. The protagonist is a young man who has just grown up in the village at the beginning. His talent for practicing qi is extremely poor. Because he did not meet the cultivation requirements, he was assigned a wife to give birth to a baby (a bit envious). The protagonist's golden finger is that he can cross the time line by collecting resources or killing people against the realm, jump to the future and enjoy the success of "his" labor. Every time he sees his future wife, he will say "Honey, I have lost my memory", and his wife will laugh, "Then I am not a 20-year-old girl in your eyes." I have raised two boys and one girl, and every time something happens, the whole family comes together. The protagonist has extremely different talents, and his future cultivation is lagging behind. He usually relies on his wife and children to take care of him, and then he brings back the fruits of his "future self" and his wife and children's work, and keeps accumulating them. I feel like the "protagonist" in the future timeline is a bit miserable. His wife is slept with by his past self, and his son and daughter are sent around by his past self. Originally, according to this golden finger, the protagonist should take off immediately in Wuhu, but the author said no. It is really crazy to suppress the level. He is really the protagonist with the worst talent in all the years I have been studying since I started. However, recently the author has changed his focus on the gold medal rather than the main character, and has been busy with good writing, which is not bad.

Evaluation: Grain and Lingcao The reason for this evaluation is that after writing hundreds of chapters, the author of this book has improved a lot in his writing skills and gradually got better. This is the third simultaneous time-travel novel recommended in this book. I really like this kind of novel. The first thing that makes me feel invincible is that I can become invincible on my own. With the superposition of my own power system from thousands of planes, I can easily become invincible. This is also a joke. The protagonist basically has a saying, "I have reached this point all because of my "own" efforts. The overall tone is to make things easy. The author didn't grasp the essence at the beginning. It was quite boring to write about the world of Ultraman Tiga where he fights monsters. But recently, he opened his mind and gathered all the high school delinquents from Japanese anime, including Sauga Oga Yusuke, into the super delinquent high school run by the protagonist. It also has the benefits of customized bedrooms, customized sparring partners, and spiritual time rooms. The story suddenly became exciting. We will see later whether it is food or spiritual grass.

Rating: Lingcao I have been following the new book Siomai for a long time. I was banned from reading it when I read The Wind Swordsman before, but I still forgave this boy. Returning to fan creation after the Ming Dynasty, the level is still online. In the beginning, the protagonist opens a tavern on Whiskey Mountain, and Princess Vivi learns skills from her teacher. Goldfinger is the penguin fruit known as the most useless fruit, but I don't know that the protagonist's imagination is too strong. He connected to the micro-innovative Penguin and opened a system that is almost like League of Legends. He also summoned heroes such as Demar and Ashe. Then, adhering to the tone of Penguin, you can only become stronger by charging money. If you don't have money, you can play with it. He embarked on the path of becoming stronger through corruption, bribery and smuggling.

Rating: grass jelly The most valuable thing about history is authenticity, and this book does just that. The fate of the Five Dynasties and Ten Kingdoms was like a piece of grass. The fate of the two-legged sheep of the Han people makes people sigh with regret, and the root of everything lies in the late Tang Dynasty. The protagonist starts out as a captain in the Tiande Mansion. He is proficient in bow and horse, and has fifty men under his command. The novel begins with an encounter, in which he defeats the enemy. After the war, the protagonist faces his dying subordinate Wang Ergou and shares his military exploits with him. All the soldiers around him are in awe. It is really three golden chapters. The characters, the environment and the background are all explained. It seems that it has really penetrated into that era and became a squad leader of the frontier army in the late Tang Dynasty who was struggling to survive and whose conscience was still intact. The subsequent plot is actually not too weird. Training troops and marching, beheading generals and getting promoted. This is also the main theme of warlords in the late Tang Dynasty. The good thing about this book is that it is real enough. The protagonist is not full of wits just because he is a modern person, but he suddenly becomes a general. On the contrary, I am very clear about my own weight, learn with humility, and every progress is practical and realistic. And he has not lost the moral quality of modern people. He cherishes the soldiers, shares weal and woe, and wins the soldiers' efforts. At first glance, he has the style of a famous general in ancient times. This is what I can imagine, a picture of modern people really struggling to survive and displaying their ambitions in the troubled times of the late Tang Dynasty, rather than a killing and killing riding and slashing game. Great author, quality assurance.

Rating: Lingcao Assets of Immortal Grass, this book is a reincarnation stream, and it is also a technological advancement stream that is rare in the starting point. The author of this kind of book cannot write it without sufficient knowledge reserves. The golden finger of the protagonist Su Hao is a pinball space that can contain the protagonist's soul. After the protagonist dies, it moves randomly and is reborn in a child millions of years later. It can also be used as a supercomputer. The several worlds that the protagonist of this book travels to are all original worlds, and each has a unique power system and world view. The protagonist uses the accumulated knowledge to learn, transform, and then defeat those exploiters who monopolize resources but are stuck in their ways. What's interesting is the process of researching various abilities. The author's world view and abilities are self-consistent and quite hard-core. The author updates steadily and it is recommended to read.

Rating: Lingcao I have always liked reading about astronomy, and the setting of this book is not surprising: the world reincarnates. The protagonist's cheat is a plot link that doubles the system rewards. At first, I thought the link was too big, but later I found out that it's not bad. After all, one of the fun points of our Qidian readers is that you can eat more and occupy more. As long as the gold finger is set properly, it will be OK. On the one hand, this double reward is not obtrusive in the reincarnation space. On the other hand, it also has the feeling of opening a blind box, which is quite good. An interesting point is that the plot characters of this reincarnation dungeon are substituted in a question and answer mode. There are many options, such as the death of both parents or a happy family, the sword, the sword, or the ellipsis with super powers... As a result, the protagonist chose Zhang Wuji, and several options were consistent. I felt that I was stable. When I opened my eyes, I found that it was someone who was the master of Shaozhuang of Juxian Village. It was really funny. The text is smooth, and the rhythm is well grasped. Although the potential is limited, it looks really comfortable. The author makes two updates every day.

Rating: Grain After Feng Chaohuang wrote about traveling through 99 worlds at the same time, some follow-up works were born. The difference between this book and the world is that the world is different. Currently, I have read Spirit Cage, Witch and Jobless Reincarnation. The reason why I recommend this book is actually because I happened to see this book, it's just so casual. Look at the common feature of these worlds, that is, there are more female characters, so you know what kind of book this is.

Rating: grass jelly The evaluation of this book as grass jelly is a bit subjective, but it is indeed very close to my taste. It is basically a farming style for hegemony. Let's introduce the plot first. The protagonist travels through the Spring and Autumn Period, and starts in a dream as Zhiyao, the second son of the Zhi family of the Qing family of the Jin Dynasty. Zhiyao is also famous in history. He was the driving force behind the separation of the three Jin families. He was very capable during his reign. He restored the hegemony of the Jin state and promoted the Zhi family to become the leader of the Jin state. However, he was too greedy and later got away with it. He was defeated by the Zhao family and the Han and Wei Dynasties. He died miserably and his head was made into a wine pot. The protagonist is not very clear about the plot of the Spring and Autumn Period. He has been relying on modern knowledge to farm for development, and then occasionally fights wars. He is very majestic when he destroys the country. Now he has developed the Zhi family into the only big brother of the Jin Dynasty. The territory is the size of other families combined. He uses iron armor to bully others with leather armor. What I like most about this book is that there is no sense of violation, the protagonist blends in very naturally, and the lines describe the friendship planning of a real noble son of the Spring and Autumn Period. It is very realistic. Compared with another book I read that traveled through Wu Guoqing Ji, it always wanted to abolish slavery in the Spring and Autumn Period. It was written completely out of touch with reality. Although the writing was also good, I couldn't read it.

Rating: Lingcao The subject matter of this book is a fairly common historical text, but it is not that easy to write well. The protagonist starts off as a minor official under the Kaifeng Mansion of the Great Zhou Dynasty. He is involved in the dispute between Zhang Guangyi and his immediate boss. From here on, he starts to eat both sides and is appreciated by Chai Rong. With the foresight and wide-angle vision of modern people, Chai Rong is shocked and thinks that he can help. Later, he first served as a supervisor, captured the four states of Shu, forced the Lord of Shu to surrender the imperial title, fought against the Southern Tang Dynasty, and won the first place in military achievements. Now he went north to Yanyun and captured Youzhou City. However, Chai Rong was seriously ill, so he appointed the protagonist to take charge of the overall situation. Predict that the next part should be about supporting the young protagonist, and I got the Zhuge Liang script. Otherwise, Zhao Kuangyin bullies orphans and widowed mothers, and your protagonist also bullies orphans and widowed mothers. What's the difference? This book is refreshing and well grasped, mainly in the protagonist's use of foresight and IQ to cheat and slap the car god Zhao Kuangyi in the face. The writing is smooth and gradually gets better. I would like to mention a few minor shortcomings. One is that the nickname is rather awkward, as if it is a little Zhuge compared to Zhuge, it is too different. Also, the description of the war is still a bit inferior, lacking a bit of a sense of war and chaos, but this is my own nitpicking, and you don't need to worry about it.

Rating: grass jelly Xing Batian's masterpiece, to be honest, a good historical text gives people the feeling that it is not a drama, but can have a sense of immersion. What is commendable is that it can also be a little fun at the same time. The initial setting of this book seems to be Zhutianwen. The protagonist also has his own system. The system in the historical text will not dissuade him. One is that the numerical settings are reasonable. The author cleverly set up that all obtained are talents. The force value can be reasonably and slowly increased, but he can also encounter evenly matched opponents. Of course, the protagonist Li Yuanfang's force has reached the ceiling of the Tang Dynasty. The identity of the protagonist is Li Yuanfang, the grandson of Li Jing who lives in Liangzhou. As the family background points increase, layers of identity background can be reasonably revealed. The design is very clever. Then the protagonist starts from solving the case, joins the internal defense, and solves the case from Liangzhou to Chang'an, from Chang'an to Tubo, and then to Luoyang. He fights monsters and upgrades, and the rhythm is very good. What is more attractive is that the cases are not isolated, but are vaguely connected, and are historically relevant and very realistic. In line with the mystery, history is the bones and literature is the wings.

The great eunuch has left the palace.

The protagonist's combat power is a bit unbalanced, but Shuhuang is still very good.

The writing is smooth, the plot is attractive, and the combat power is well controlled, so it won't collapse for the time being.

Very good, not enough. Grass jelly.

Tam's author's new book, the genre of brain-boosting routines, killing upgrades, and food.

Forage

Forage

The book is finished. The parallel world is very interesting.