Dragons and Warriors, Swords and Legends

Read the title of the book to understand the plot. I just want to see how the protagonist ends up in the zoo!

Ice steam age 2 The opening imitates One Hundred Years of Solitude. The author's religious writing is really good, and combined with some magical skills, it is well implemented. The technology tree is just steam, but it's very authentic, and the information in the text is satisfying, which is pretty good. Grain (temporary)

Realistic and game-like Heaven saves him in his dream, and he becomes Henry, gaining the ability to feed back into reality. The protagonist in the real world is the son of a baron, guarding another area. The descriptive writing is good, but I felt it was too delayed, and there was very little actual plot advancement, but I liked the setting and style. Dry food-

Traditional fantasy The game started as a slave, and in three chapters there was a twist, which was handled very neatly and felt pretty good. It has a retro internet feel (yes, I'm talking about Kingdom Bloodline) There is a problem later. The emotional scenes are poorly written. I suggest you jump into them if you can, and abandon them if you can't. Dry food+

Game of Thrones fan Ai Lin Yingjia I recently read this book, and I feel that its advantages and disadvantages are very obvious. The plot is roughly like this: The protagonist's father is Jon Arryn, Robert's adoptive father. He is the son of a duke at the beginning, and he is naturally wiser. His underage force value is very outstanding. He can be said to be the favored son in the beginning. Later, after going through experience and assassination incidents, the protagonist handles them cleanly and decisively. Then he found Littlefinger behind him and wanted to get rid of him, but his father trusted him too much and had to give up. Unfortunately, something unexpected happened. His father accepted a tip and went to investigate the affair between the queen and his brother. When he wanted to find Robert at a critical point, he knew that the matter must be risky, so he asked the protagonist to return to the valley with his younger brother and stepmother before leaving. Unexpectedly, he was poisoned and killed on the way to find Robert. When the protagonist heard the news, he immediately thought that the only person who could successfully poison under layers of supervision was the stepmother. Littlefinger had secretly asked his stepmother to do the second thing (these two were childhood sweethearts), which was to poison the protagonist, but the protagonist saw through it, failed and was controlled. Later, the protagonist found out that this was a chess piece sent to him on purpose. The protagonist was summoned by Robert, but because the evidence was destroyed and his stepmother was imprisoned, he was afraid that Robert would not believe him, so he did not dare to speak out, and instead mentioned Ed. (What's more important is that at that time, Robert was surrounded by Lannister people, and so were the doorkeepers. They were afraid that the matter would be exposed and alert the snake, which would lead to unimaginable consequences) As a result, Robert took the protagonist and others to catch Ed's young men. The protagonist knew that the only one who could persuade Robert now was Ed, so he told the other party everything about the incident, hoping that the other party would accept the incident. Ed believed the protagonist very much and promised to investigate. During this process, Littlefinger wrote a letter in the code pad that his stepmother would only use (in the stepmother's voice), sent it to his stepmother's sister (that is, Eddard Stark's wife), and confused right and wrong, saying that the protagonist poisoned his father and locked himself up. As a result, the stepmother and sister went directly to the Tully family to complain, which made the young master of the Tully family very angry, and then they immediately took action, which later led to the quarrel between the Ospreys. The protagonist here actually already knew that Littlefinger was causing trouble. Although he quickly found a way to return to King's Landing and used various methods to take advantage of the opponent and kill him directly, Littlefinger's letter caused endless harm... The number of words is limited, so let's stop here. Why read this book: The language and writing are pretty good and solid, and the characters are well portrayed. The plot is basically thoughtful and interlocking, and is closer to the original group drama. Especially Chapter 99 makes the book directly sublime-- "To be it, to be the highest glory..." "Glory does not reside in the dead and losers, but in the living and the victors." "High as glory..." Attis closed his eyes, and the wind in the Eagle's Nest City suddenly stopped, "High as victory, high as power." The reading experience suddenly became good. Why not read this book: The indigenous protagonist persuaded many people to retreat, and the group portraits understood everything. Forage-

Game of Thrones Fans Dain Branch This book was recommended by a friend next door. I just wanted to read this subject recently, so I clicked on it and read it in one sitting. The first two chapters are slow and hot, and you can directly read Chapter 5 and Chapter 6, and the pattern opens directly with the author. Plot details: At the beginning, the protagonist travels to the Dark Star, Zero, and obtains the domination prestige lineage panel. After expressing his opinions on the mountain people and his ambition (crazy words) against the ten thousand enemies, he is appreciated by Count Lemon and becomes the opponent's attendant. When summoned, through judgment of the terrain, he directly tells that there is a gold mine in a certain place, and seriously deceives the opponent to use money and troops to invest in the protagonist. Later, he encountered a conspiracy against him. After seeing through it, he defeated the opponent's army and received 500 gold sealing fees from Lord Mander. After receiving soldiers and money, Zero captured Eddard Stark directly before he returned to return the Dawn Sword. He also possessed Dane's spirit of honor and won Eddard's favor. He found out that it was a "misunderstanding" and let him go. (Finally, I would like to thank the protagonist) At present, the protagonist has obtained the title of Knight of Gaoyin City, and is actively farming, secretly digging copper mines, and attracting all the mountain people into his hub by dividing the fields. The only way to offend the nearby lords is to rely on underdeveloped information dissemination and bullying. Once the farming is successful and the troops are well trained, he will no longer be afraid. Why read this book: The plot concepts and ideas are very innovative, and all the plots are currently interconnected, and there is no useless plot. Moreover, the protagonist at the beginning is not bad, brave and resourceful. To be honest, the author's own upper limit really determines the protagonist's IQ. Regarding the interaction between the protagonist and the characters, the expressions of the characters' lines are quite brilliant, and the sense of refreshment and contrast are also well mastered. The information is also very detailed and sufficient, and it is very informative about field division, military training, economy, and terrain. This kind of novel shows the level and care of such details. Why not read this book: The word count is small and it's tiring to follow, but there are no other flaws. I recommend it to friends who like farming and Game of Thrones fans. It is indeed a good book. Grain (temporary)

Group portrait, good world view Recently recommended by a friend, I felt very good after reading it. The reading is very immersive and the writing style is also good. Forage

Wolf School Half Elf Start The protagonist is reborn as Wayne, a 14-year-old young demon hunter apprentice who has just completed the herbal trial. The timeline is around the time of the original work "The Witcher Rise of the White Wolf". During the two years, Wayne used the built-in mission system to learn the necessary knowledge and swordsmanship skills from Vesemir, and obtained treasure chests and experience points of various levels (treasure chests can also explode money and items), steadily improving his strength. He was very powerful at the age of 16. After picking up two demon hunters to prove his strength, he followed Geralt to practice and killed in Gwent. Then the two were entrusted by the elves to help clean up. After arriving at Vizima, they parted ways. Wayne found a dwarf to make a silver sword. When collecting materials, he met Keira. He transformed into a pile driver to get funding and successfully made the silver sword. Subsequently, when he accepted the invitation of the Lady of the Lake to help deal with the half-murlocs, he also interspersed the protagonist with befriending the rich golden dragon, getting close to the big boss, and sending Geralt and Yennefer to fall in love and kill each other. The protagonist has also bought a house in Vizima as an asset. He does not want to be like some demon hunters, who can only be a wage earner to complete the commission every time. As of the latest chapter, the time has reached 1250, which is still 20 years before the plot of the game "The Witcher 1" begins. Why read this book: The plot is quite smooth, without too many poisonous points, and it is more in line with the style of the original The Witcher/The Witcher game, and it is very authentic. Why not read this book: It's boring to push ideas all the way, you can't look closely at some places, and there are many small bugs. At the age of 16, I feel almost invincible. I don't know what to write in the future, and I feel that I lack the motivation to pursue books. Dry food-

Fantasy Possession The protagonist travels back in time to become a policeman in Great Britain, and at the same time battles wits and courage with the devil in his body. It feels like two protagonists, but neither one is a good person. The characterization is not bad, but the plot is slow to warm up. Dry food

Dark version of Sherlock Holmes Extraordinary contractor, demonic invasion, the Holy See of mankind's hope, a man coming with a blood-soaked suitcase, claiming to be a detective. At the beginning, there was a case similar to Jack the Ripper, with bloody scenes, broken chambers, and the visual sense was immediately full. What is dark aesthetics... I love it! ! The style of this book is very direct, and I hope I won't write about Beng and eunuchs in the future. Food and grass (temporarily, the author must hold steady)

Werewolf No Golden Finger Aboriginal Protagonist The writing is solid and has a touch of humor. The fictional background similar to the 19th century is cleverly interspersed in the plot. It seems very real and the rhythm is good. It is a rare seedling of Western fantasy themes. The protagonist at the beginning is a werewolf, and following the plot, the supernatural world is slowly unveiled. Forage-

A different magic system Personally, I think it's quite interesting. The plot is that the time traveler accepts the request of the indigenous people. Dry food +

Vampire Curse and Blessing At the beginning, he accepted the two-way BUFF brought by Goldfinger and became a vampire, while his adoptive father was a werewolf. The writing is very good, I haven't seen such a fantasy in a long time! Forage-

(The book disappeared after being notified of the update, and then he went to open a new book, Keep Smiling. Jpg) It has a strong flavor of Western fantasy, the world depicted is very good, and the protagonist is a northern barbarian. The only drawback is that you need to have the same patience as reading a physical book to read it, and reading ten lines at a glance will lack a lot of fun. A slow burn, but a fun read, like watching a foreign fantasy. A certain amount of patience is required. Forage

Harry Potter fanfic I think the highlight of the whole book is that the idea is pretty good, turning Gwent into wizard cards and promoting it to the wizarding world. Other content is generally about reading. Dry food-

Aboriginal The writing style of this book is quite good, and the characters are detailed and fleshed out. If it weren't for the slow plot of this book, even the indigenous people would have no problem. Dry food-

Witcher fanfic When I saw the title of the book, I subconsciously didn't want to click on it, but the reviews for this book were pretty good and my friends also recommended it, so I decided to give it a try. As the son of a farmer, the protagonist follows the snake Pyreso on his journey to become a witcher after encountering an accident. He is currently still an apprentice. The rhythm is a little slow, and the writing is okay. Personally, I feel like I'm in the game. The shortcoming is in the beginning. The author has to make the protagonist have people around him killed because of his carelessness. The author's design is a bit deliberate. (If you don't like these plots, you can skip to Chapter 11) Then let me mention the protagonist of this book. The author designed him to be a growth type, wanting him to grow from a fledgling child to a mature demon hunter. The good thing is that you can see the protagonist's personality change, which is much more interesting than the protagonist who was stereotyped from the beginning. The disadvantage is like the beginning, which is a bit discouraging for readers who are used to reading cool stories, and they need to be patient to accept this setting. Overall, it's pretty good. If you're a fan of The Witcher or the original novel, there should be extra bonuses. Dry food +

Amber flow dnd Also known as "As a swordsman prodigy, how can I not backstab", "An upright knight never engages in sneak attacks", "I am just a passing knight out of interest" I burst into tears when I read this book. It has been a long time since I found a novel of this type that is of good quality. After all, I was influenced by the machinist and started writing that set, but there was nothing to read. (Spoilers below...) In the previous life, the protagonist was a top rogue, and the old k-head was weird. In this life, he found that the Silver Blade See* Knight Squire on his career panel, barely increased the level. (Protagonist: I am a wanderer with dreams!) I met the undead boss from my previous life, who was still a silly and sweet girl. I kidnapped her (adopted?) And went to a big city to find a doctor to diagnose her fever. (This person obviously needs a nucleic acid test) The country where the protagonist lives is facing the crisis of undead invasion, and is also accompanied by civil strife led by Iris. Obviously, the protagonist needs to upgrade first before causing trouble~ As a result, I entered a big city and wanted to find a professional mentor. The rogue brother said he didn't dare (because the leader of the knights next door had a hard fist), but he still gave him some skills under the deception of the protagonist. On the surface, the protagonist is a knight, but secretly he is a top rogue, everyone understands! Generally speaking, this book is more traditional amber style and can be recommended for consumption of this type. Forage-

Officer's Start Setup Party A good book shared by a friend. The setting of the world view is very detailed. It took a lot of time to complete the geography and humanities of each city. The setting party must praise it👌🏻 The writing style is somewhat unhurried, the character interactions are interesting, and even a small character is brought to life. I feel like it's a bit embarrassing for people to watch fantasy nowadays. It's either Chip Wizard, Harry Potter, or dragons. There are too few people who are really willing to put effort into creating a world. I remember there used to be a word for fantasy called "epic fantasy." Everyone should understand the meaning of an epic. It takes time to build it, but as long as you work hard, everyone can see it. Although many people now will say that this kind of writing is a bit slow, it always writes about settings, and I can't read it. But I believe that there will be no shortage of books written with care, and there will be no shortage of people who discover them! Grain (temporary)

Hp fan The integration of Yidudi Cthulhu and the HP world is very good, and the background setting and world view of this book have been changed, and there are some new and eye-catching parts. The HP world line of this book is the one after Grindelwald's victory. The new Ministry of Magic is interesting~ Even those who have not read the original book can still try it. I personally recommend it as a brand new book. Dry food +