Choose Your Reading List Carefully (Time is Precious, and You Can't Just Make Do with Reading Novels)

1. I originally wanted to focus on military science fiction. After all, I like it, but there are too few high-quality books, and I often lose contact. I was complained that it was selling dogs over sheep's heads, so I had to change it to a hodgepodge of high-quality books. When choosing books, I also tried to find some with more military science fiction elements. 2. Strictly check and read at least 100 chapters of each book. Books that you have not read or do not plan to read will never appear in the book list. If you can't read them later, you will delete them decisively. I like to throw things away. 3. It's better to be lacking than to overspread. There may not be too many books in this book, and updates are uncertain, so just go with the flow. Nowadays, more and more people are writing books, but I often find myself unable to finish reading the famous books on the major lists. For example, My King has mercy on me, which turned out to be very good, but it suddenly collapsed. I wrote this book list to avoid detours for friends who are short of books. 4. I personally pay more attention to the ending, but it is rare for online articles to write a good ending. The ending of Senior Brother is quite good, with no abrupt ending and no sudden change in style.