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

The urban Kai Ke Zhai text brings things from the Fairy Sword game into reality. The game has a cooking skill bonus, and the food in the Ke Zhai becomes a state banquet level, a bit like a gourmet supplier. Boring to watch.

Travel through the Three Kingdoms, taking the system with you. Use instant noodles to bring the soldiers back to their hearts (to be honest, the instant noodles of that era were unparalleledly delicious) You can read it when you're short of books. It's a bit of a no-brainer to pass the time.

American comics The protagonist is the killer, the eldest son is Superman, and the second and third sons are Professor X and Magneto. The interaction between the sons is quite interesting.

The ultimate masterpiece No. 3 Amazing in every sense of the word. The protagonist lives in a completely hopeless world. People gain the power of ghosts to fight against ghosts, but such ghost masters will be devoured by ghosts sooner or later. It's a bit like a chainsaw. The protagonist gets a strange parchment that can predict the future. When he goes to school, he is suddenly enveloped by ghosts. All his classmates sacrifice to heaven. He escapes with several classmates and gets a pair of ghost eyes. The ghost eye gives him powerful abilities, but at the same time, the more he uses it, the closer he will be to the ghost's resurrection. Once revived, the protagonist will sacrifice to the sky. In order to survive, the protagonist can only find more ways. In the process of searching, endless ghosts and monsters appear one by one. The collision between humans and ghosts, humans and humans, is very exciting. The descriptions of various ghosts with rules are very imaginative, giving the impression that any inconspicuous ghost who completes the rules can destroy the world, and has no idea how the people in this world survive. The only shortcoming of this book is that it is first-rate in writing about ghosts and third-rate in writing about people. The fight between humans is too mindless. The protagonist transforms into a bulldozer. Just skip this part if you see it.

Traveling through Danganronpa with Uchiha Itachi's abilities Niche fandom. Under the leadership of Uchiha Itachi, everyone successfully changed from killing each other to traveling and vacationing.

For Pokémon seedlings, it is recommended to wait and see before jumping into the trap, because this kind of book is afraid of being conquered later. The protagonist travels through Meow Meow, runs his own hut in the forest, makes energy cubes, and lives in harmony with the elves in the forest. It seems to be a very loving story. But before the book was released, the author seemed to have published another version. You can still see it on some copycat websites. In that version, the protagonist turned into a meow and was conquered by a beautiful girl (to be honest, I vomited when I saw this plot), so I'd better wait and see about this book first. At present, this kind of version I like Tian Rhythm's warm style, but the number of words is too small. I'm really worried that one day this meow will be subdued by a beautiful girl trainer for no reason, and I will really vomit. However, since the author deleted that part, it means that he shouldn't write it like this, but it's better to be cautious. Ps: Here are two more words, why are these articles about Pokémon transformation being accepted by beautiful girl trainers? What's even more extreme is that in the later stage, you can change into a human. Even if you change to a male trainer, I can't bear it. This beautiful girl trainer is really too exciting. I hope this book can continue the current warm rhythm of interacting with Pokémon, and don't suddenly show up with a beautiful girl trainer to conquer the protagonist. I'll leave it here for observation. The number of words is too small and I can't tell much at the moment. I haven't read this book for a long time. I clicked on it today and found it is finished? ? 52W words? Is this a bad job or a eunuch? After reading the book review section, it seems that the eunuch has a hurried ending? Do you want it to be so exciting? If you keep it until you die, it will be fine...

The ultimate masterpiece No. 2 The protagonist's character is very interesting, and although the ending feels a little rushed, it doesn't affect it. The protagonist travels through Yu-Gi-Oh and becomes the Great Evil God. He carries a penguin-based krypton gold system, which allows him to obtain card abilities. From then on, he becomes a humanoid mushroom bomb and defeats all dissenters. The protagonist does not lose cards, because the protagonist loses cards = the opponent will be killed on the spot before winning cards, so the protagonist is invincible. The original villain not only had to play cards with the protagonist, but also was beaten by the protagonist in a real person PK The protagonist is very powerful and also does a lot of tricks. He prints cards in public, draws ten cards at a time, and does not shuffle the cards before the game. He is more of a villain than the villain. The real villain cannot tell the story of his suffering, and the villain needs to be tortured by the villain. (￢_￢) As long as you survive the first few chapters where the protagonist makes money (because he was an ordinary person when he first time travelled, he needed to get start-up capital), the rest of the journey will be fun to the end.

This is a bottom-of-the-box masterpiece, with unparalleled imagination and sour taste throughout. Please note that dog lovers are not allowed to enter. The protagonist logs into the game from the self-made game warehouse, but an inexplicable bug appears. He treats NPCs disrespectfully and increases his favorability. He deducts money for beating bosses and adds money for screwing up tasks. From then on, he gradually becomes crazy. A delightful piece of writing that you will never tire of reading. 👍