The Book List of an Irritable Keyboard Warrior (✿＞◡❛)

Cat's new book, the first three chapters are a bit unsatisfactory, but it picks up in the end, with a familiar flavor. This time, the protagonist has a strong tea flavor. He becomes a top-notch person who commits suicide at the beginning, but returns to the top level through various tea-in-tea methods. It comes with a system to draw various heaven-defying skills. It looks good (I hope not to repeat the mistakes of the previous book, which will gradually become routine as I write it). I look forward to this one!

Fast food literature The protagonist is the most popular in the film industry, the heroine Liu Tianxian It's a cycle of making a movie, releasing it, and doing roadshows

What I wrote before was average, but it got better later. Entertainment article, in 1998, there is a sense of age. Use today's tools to kill people in that era and become a top-notch person. The protagonist becomes an extra and can travel to the world in the play and acquire skills. It reminds me of the previous book where you can travel through the world of Chinese language books. Unfortunately, that book was not well written, but this one is just okay.

Urban entertainment, the protagonist writes a novel, Pei Qianliu The current meal is okay, and it is in the same routine as the book "I Really Don't Want to xxxxx" Quite funny, you can watch it to pass the time

Dark style, the protagonist is ruthless and completely inhumane. The first World of Underworld, and seeing that there are dungeons with a darker worldview like Black Robe Pickets in the back, they should be mainly movie world dungeons. The protagonist's ability is cell control, which is quite abnormal in both the ordinary world and the low-demon world. He is also ruthless and unscrupulous. After reading the first few chapters, I feel that this book may be harmonized at any time. Please read it and cherish it.

Pokemon fanfic What to watch: The daily life is quite warm, and it is based on the world view of Pokémon animation. (I can't stand those urban elf novels anymore. I can only read those few books. The rest are basically urban slapstick novels in Pokémon skin. I beg the authors of these urban essays to let go of Pokémon. I really don't want to see beautiful school girls, cerebral palsy rich children, and well-known real-life network anchors falling in love with the protagonist at first sight in Pokémon fandom. Speechless plots...) This book is okay. The protagonist has an ancient moon bird with a race value of over 1,000. He can also modify the Pokémon's skill characteristics, flash, etc., But there is a price to pay (the golden finger is too high and the author starts to restrict the protagonist in various ways). There is no animation plot, and Fengyuan starts. Poisonous point: The introduction is a bit inconsistent with the actual content. I thought it was a cool article after reading the introduction, but then the golden finger was cut off at the beginning of the article. The golden finger had no sense of existence in the early stage, and it mainly relied on the interaction between the protagonist and the elves to support the show. The interaction between humans and elves is well written. Pokémon is a simple species. The protagonist treats Pokémon with care, and Pokémon treats him as the most important person. It's a readable book to kill boredom, but it's not a particularly good Pokémon article.

Football articles, niche recommendations The most enjoyable football article I have read so far, it is just right (the main author's previous book "The Descendants of Xu Zhu" was too high and low, so this one is okay), it is funny and refreshing, and the interaction with teammates is also very good. The protagonist is a goal-scoring machine with crushing strength. There are not many books to read on the football channel. The writing style of the old masters is not to my liking. It feels like ancient Internet articles from several years ago. I can't stand it. This one is better. Although it is a bit crazy at the beginning (forced to make me laugh), the football part is still good.

Dragon clan fan The writing style in the later period has a bit of a Jiangnan old thief taste, but the plot is basically refreshing and non-toxic. This book is considered very good among Dragon Clan fans. Probably the protagonist entered Kassel with the bloodline of a secret blood warrior and slayed dragons all the way to become a legend. There is no cruelty or poison in the middle, and it fills in many regrets of the original work. It is much better than those who write fan fiction but insist on writing sadistic stories.

Travel through the 18th century and dominate Europe with the Total War system Advantages: The protagonist is ruthless, has a thick face and a dark heart, and his butt determines his head, very realistic Disadvantages: The protagonist is unpopular, has no resourcefulness, and basically kills anyone who dissatisfied with one word. The article is brainless and cool, the author mixes in private goods, and the protagonist is a harem king who may cause discomfort. Highlights: Ignoring the protagonist's bad character and lack of resourcefulness, the Explosion and Hegemony style is very exciting. This book is very open, and it feels like a mosquito-level cheating and crushing by anti-aircraft cannons. It's fun to watch, but I have to admit that as long as Goldfinger is uninstalled, the protagonist will be a piece of iron trash. It feels like a little person who likes YY suddenly gains the power to destroy the world and then begins to expand. The character creation in this book cannot be scrutinized (to be honest, even if you create a hero, it is better than an angry young man who suddenly gains great power when the villain succeeds). The fun part is all about the battle for hegemony and the changes in the historical situation.

Conan fanfic Advantages: The protagonist can obtain various abilities by completing system tasks, and everything the protagonist does will be embodied in the comic content of another world. It is a bit like the setting of "Reply Naruto" but it is better than that one. Disadvantages: This book seems to be fatalistic. As the protagonist's influence on the main plot increases, the protagonist's memory is suspected to be tampered with by the world. As a time traveler, he is gradually forgetting things about the other world. Every time I write this, it makes people anxious (did you know that you can't write a diary if your memory has been tampered with?). This kind of being Shouldn't the system or destiny play with the involuntary setting only in female channels? When I saw it for the first time in male channels, it wasn't too poisonous. I was very worried when I saw the protagonist knowing that there was something wrong with his memory and still acting like he was doing nothing and not wanting to remedy it. Suddenly, in order to bring out the plot of the world's self-control, the protagonist's IQ was offline.

Naruto fanfic, the protagonist travels through Uchiha, overthrows Fugaku and becomes the clan leader, impeaches the third generation and forcibly steps down, seedling

Internet king fan Highlights of this book: There are no highlights in the setting, the protagonist's character is average, and Goldfinger is average. The highlight is that the rhythm and writing style are very anime-like, and it feels like watching anime. The golden finger is the breathing method of Demon Slayer, but it is not the kind of super power that crushes sports competitions. It feels like it has been turned into a skill within the Net King system. It should be just a way to get the popularity of Demon Slayer. Even if it is replaced by ninjutsu and a domineering serve, it will not affect it at all. The highlight of this book is not the golden finger, but the main text that highly overlaps with the rhythm of the anime. Hyōtei starts with national-level strength. He is one step ahead and leads the team to continuous improvement. The protagonist is the leader of the team's strength. It is not completely invincible (but it is roughly equal to invincible. It is invincible at the same level, but it should not be able to beat Byodoin and others at the moment). The rhythm is smooth and comfortable to watch. There are too many invincible books by Net King fans, and I'm tired of reading them (mainly because the author has integrated all the protagonist's abilities into the Net King system, and I haven't seen many books where the protagonist really has super powers). Although this book is similar in setting, it has a more original feel than other books.

Invincible flow is not just about invincibility. After reading this book, I finally know what invincibility means. Read the first few chapters: The aliens are so powerful, but the protagonist is an ordinary person. Even if he has the super power of omniscience, he can't defeat him. I read Chapter 120: Alien, run away, it's still too late. After reading two to three hundred chapters: It is impossible for all the alien civilizations in your entire universe to defeat this protagonist. ------ This book is not considered to be invincible in terms of individual combat power, and the protagonist's combat power is average, but there is absolutely no one in the entire universe in the book, not a single civilization, and even all the civilizations in the entire universe combined cannot be the protagonist's opponent, because the protagonist will know all the cause and effect and detailed information before they form a group and then guide things to develop in the direction they want. After reading this book, I feel that I can no longer stand the traditional Hanhan Invincible flow (the so-called Hanhan Invincible flow is the kind of Invincible flow where the plot is boring and the protagonist is speechless. There are strength but no brains, and women have no IQ. I won't mention the title of this kind of book... There are many, you can find a dozen of them immediately by going to the daily guide or the homepage recommendation) In short, this book does not have a heroine with lower IQ, nor an annoying sister, nor any kind of bad female supporting characters. Both the upright and villains in the book have IQs, and the protagonist is very smart, which is fundamentally different from the above invincible protagonists. With real strategizing, you can't think of anyone who can defeat this protagonist (including I think that even if someone who has read this book travels to the book, he will not be the opponent of the protagonist, unless he kills the protagonist regardless of the consequences before he realizes his wisdom), otherwise this protagonist has no solution)

The world view of this book is relatively novel, and I was shocked when I read it. But... It seems that the only interesting thing is the worldview, and other aspects are quite different. Compared with this interesting worldview, the plot is boring. If you are a fan of rhythm, you can only watch it with your imagination. The common problem with this author's writing is that it's full of imagination, but terrible in other aspects. . . I thought the world view of this book was that the blue moon had arrived, and the world had entered a hallucinatory apocalypse. Ordinary people thought they had superpowers, and only the protagonist was unaffected. In fact, the world in the book had no supernatural powers and was materialistic. As a result, I was slapped in the face by the author. It turned out that this book was an evil god style. (It's the kind of protagonist who is the silly son of a landowner + self-invented supporting characters + a cookie-cutter world view + a worldview changed by the same evil monster + it's amazing at first glance and then I find that it's all just following the trend Ctrl c + Ctrl v's plot), the key to the evil god style is the evil god style. Other people's evil god style at least has a strong character. The protagonist of this book has no strong character. As a big boss, he is provoked by a genius beautiful girl with supernatural powers (in order to give the protagonist a girl). If a villain comes out and says that your power comes from your eyes, if you don't have eyes, you are just a younger brother. What the hell, you turned out to be the god awsl (very magical in every aspect). The world suddenly mutated a few months ago, and all law and order collapsed. All kinds of bugs were unreasonable, and all kinds of sects and sword sects appeared (it feels like the worldview in this aspect is trying to learn from Red Moon and then made it three different) At present, it seems that this book is going to follow the evil spirit trend (face covering), can't I find a book that goes against the routine? . . I'm quite looking forward to that kind of materialistic world view, where a bunch of pseudo-supernaturals imagine that they have superpowers, and when the fight is so dark (the rookies are pecking each other), wouldn't it be nice for the protagonist to be knocked unconscious and taken away by these top superpowers or cultivators? . . .

Warcraft fan, watch it to pass the time The setting has no highlights. The Fourth Natural Disaster is a common theme, and there is nothing particularly amazing about opening World of Warcraft in a Shenhao style. The advantage of this book is that the plot is not cliché. It is not the kind of third-rate fan fiction that describes the original plot and adds a little description of the protagonist to form a novel. Players who have played World of Warcraft may be more interested in the fate of some of the characters written by the author. For example, the loving father and son Arthas was successfully raised crooked due to the protagonist's deception, and did not meet the original ending of becoming the Lich King. This book does not give people the feeling of being a fan who forcibly corrects the world line and forcibly follows the plot (← Usually this kind of world Most of the corrections are due to the author's limited writing power and fear of writing it down, or he is too lazy to think about the plot, so he just wants to copy the original work and make money). From this aspect, this fan at least has sincerity, and there is nothing else. People who are not interested in Warcraft should not be interested in this book either. I recommend it to a small group of people.

The seedlings are too short and small. Nurture them first. The protagonist travels through a parallel world to save the world. At present, I feel that the unity and faith that a country bursts out to fight against disasters are interesting, but it is too short and can only glimpse a corner. I don't know if it will collapse in the future, so I will save it for now. So far, it looks very good. It has a great feeling of being substituted into real events, and the suspense is very good. As long as it doesn't fall apart, I think it's worth watching. After reading this book, it was too short and unsatisfying, so I read the author's other books, and I almost got poisoned. That's right, it's the book "Developing a Dimensional World". The theme is that the protagonist and Guo Jia develop a different world together. I was looking forward to it, but the result was really shocking. Looking at the theme, to put it bluntly, I I want to see modern weapons bombarding other worlds, not modern weapons being defeated by the magic of other worlds. I want to see the wisdom of a highly developed civilization crush the magical medieval natives, instead of always acting haphazardly and failing everywhere without learning any lessons despite mastering the animation script. You are feeling aggrieved as you watch the author write about how the army used various non-active front-line weapons to fight the indigenous people and ended up being beaten, but the author is still thinking about falling in love with the anime heroine. The Japanese asashi taste is too strong. . . A painful lesson. Please don't open other books by this author.

Three body fan The protagonist becomes a wall-facer, and his behavior is like that of Trump. My plan is that I have no plan, and I am waiting for you to send me a plan. You think I am on the fifth floor, but in fact I am still sleeping in the basement. Those who have not read the original work should be able to read it. The simple understanding is that the Wall Facer is a highly centralized profession. The protagonist has a high degree of power and uses the advantage of knowing the plot to prepare to reduce the internal friction of mankind, and then "match wits and courage" with a group of people who want to decipher his ideas through the orders issued by him.

It's extremely poisonous in the early stage, but looks good in the middle and late stages. The last time I read this book was last year. I heard that it was very poisonous in the early stages and could be tolerated in the later stages. However, at first glance, I was immediately struck by the poison and died, and I gave up before I could survive the middle stage. (In the early stage, the protagonist copied songs, third-rate urban entertainment, all kinds of embarrassing things, all kinds of weird characters, all kinds of weird emotional dramas, which may not be harmful when viewed alone, but combined with this chapter, you will feel that every paragraph is an embarrassing blow to the brain) The hardest thing about this book is getting through the opening. How long is the opening of this book? Probably about ninety chapters. Yes, you heard it right. At least the first sixty to ninety chapters of this book are useless chapters. They basically have no effect except to increase the poisonous point of the book. The role of promoting the main plot can be clearly stated in one sentence, but this book has at least 60 chapters. For example, other books are: Chapter 1, the protagonist travels through time, explains his identity and background, awakens Goldfinger, introduces Goldfinger, and starts the plot. But the rhythm of the book is: the protagonist travels through time, awakens Goldfinger, and starts to write down the word count with a third-rate urban entertainment plot. After finishing 200,000 words (for him, he actually spent 200,000 words), he begins to introduce the true role of Goldfinger, introduces the background of the world view, and begins the plot. With this weird rhythm, it's still in the early stage of word count even after it's put on the shelves, so it's not surprising that early subscriptions were rushed out. But it may also be because the early stage is too stretched, so compared with the early stage, the middle and late stages are simply a masterpiece (actually not, this setting is quite common on the science fiction channel). Roughly speaking, aliens want to destroy mankind. The protagonist uses the ability to travel through time lines to accumulate technology and trial and error. He brings future technology back to the past, thereby obtaining a more powerful future, forming a closed-loop development, and trying to lead mankind to counterattack. In the process of traveling through the timeline, it describes the despair of an entire race being destroyed. There is also a small character, a team or even a race who never gives up. Countless people burn their lives to achieve a hopeful future. The later period is really epic (completely different from the slightly middle-class and awkward description in the early stage). Overall, the overall tone is not depressing or dark. Although the world view is a bit dark, it is not the kind of darkness that makes you breathless. It is the kind of darkness that will make you break out in cold sweats if you think about it (your enemies are all-pervasive, cannot be observed or understood, and you don't even know why you are destroyed). The tone in the middle and late stages is destruction and salvation, the insignificance and enormity of the race, the protagonist's loneliness or not. He has comrades, a lover, countless outstanding descendants, and human civilization that has developed for thousands of years. There are also some cool points. Compared with this one, another book I read last year is also a story about the protagonist gaining the ability to observe parallel worlds, giving future technology to past humans to create a more developed future world, and trying to defeat aliens. However, the protagonist in that book is more ambitious, more like a high-latitude observer. In the early stage, it was okay to see humans being destroyed and then crazy about science and technology. After the alien civilization was wiped out, the pattern of the universe spread. In the later period, humans became more and more arrogant, and the protagonist directly let them destroy themselves. Compared with this book, the violence is a bit heavy, and ordinary people start more reliably. It is recommended to skip at least Chapter 60-90 before reading. People with low poison resistance will simply not be able to stand the first 90 chapters of this book.

May's book looks a bit good. The protagonist's character may not be likable, he is arrogant, very arrogant, invincible, and can travel through the sky. The comedy effect is very outstanding, and there were several worlds that made me laugh to death. (This book is suitable for saving for a long time. I read it in one sitting and laughed while reading it.) Just imagine the scene of wearing the team name of Strawberry Shortcake and knocking the opponent to death with one move and then doing various tricks (making two beautiful girls do a celebratory dance when the opponent's bones are not cold (no)) Copies include Bleach, Naruto, One Piece, Dragon Ball, Marvel DC, Pokémon, Chainsaw Man, The King of Fighters, Giant Yu-Gi-Oh, etc...

The most refreshing and refined entertainment I have seen in recent years. It is different from other entertainment books. There are not so many pretentious and vicious heroines and gun-fighting protagonists. The pretentiousness of this book is fresh and refined, and the pattern is very different. The protagonist is supported by the system, and he makes the movie step by step. The system covers all costs. The movie he makes is sure to win awards and box office. The female characters in it are not poisonous. It is a very good book. It's just that the author is not good at updating. He updated five chapters in seven days, changing the pattern. Each update is like squeezing out toothpaste, watery and short, ranging from 4000+ to more than 2000 words. It is recommended to finish it before jumping into the trap, otherwise the author will wear away all your patience.