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For some people, it is undoubtedly fairy grass. What matters is your mentality when reading this book. If you think "life is already painful and depressing enough, why bother reading novels to make yourself unhappy.", Then this book is obviously not suitable for you. But if you live a relaxed and dull life and want to find excitement from online articles that you don't usually feel, then this book is undoubtedly the fairy grass. This book can make you cry like a dog while also making you laugh. There are ups and downs, twists and turns in the plot, as well as warm and heartwarming daily routines. It can both appreciate the ring and check the price. The layout of the fighting scenes, and the cool fighting descriptions with full camera sense can be followed by the author to have fun. In short, it is a good book that has limited the reading group.

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I like it personally and give it 5 stars. 1) Jin Yong's writing style is quite good, and the plot of the adventure in another world is also very martial arts. 2) The male and female protagonists are lovable and unsentimental. They fight when they say they will fight, kill when they say they want to kill, and elope when they say they want to elope. 3) Don't read this book as a novel about cultivating immortals. If you read it as a novel about martial arts, the impression will be much more natural.

Crises and conflicts are constant, and the plot is compact and coherent. As the plot develops, the author's carefully constructed history is presented bit by bit. The best thing is that different characters have completely different descriptions of history. Who is telling the truth, or neither is telling the truth. It is up to the protagonist to solve the mystery of history. Who is the enemy and who is the friend? This is a book written with brains, and it is very interesting.

The creation of pig's feet, the setting of a black-handed BOSS with a sinister, decisive and meticulous plan, and the plot also softened many contents of the era of great social changes. From these, it can be seen that the writer is based on the basic evil of human nature. The plot is mainly driven by the status of a down-and-out noble (ignoring the rules), some common methods of provoking interests, decisive and ruthless killings, etc., Combined with the crushing level of force, provoking violent confrontations among all classes, and achieving the goal of returning to the core of politics. All in all, a sinister and cruel nobleman despises human rights and breaks rules in order to become the rule maker. Violence is the impetus of ingenuity, and the big boss who always appears in front of the stage233. Of course, this book has many loopholes when you study it deeply. It seems complex, but in fact the plot based solely on the evil of human nature is too thin, and its basic base is actually based on the desire of a group of gangsters and villains for hope and stable happiness233

In the early stages, the ogre stage was good, but later on, it became less interesting after becoming a human.

Can you write a book by retelling Norse mythology?

This mage's handbook is definitely refreshing. Judging from the background of the story, although the author himself has said that it is not written strictly in accordance with DnD or a certain set of standards (if it were really written like that, I might not be interested in reading it), because I don't want to spoil it, I won't tell the specific plot. But I can guarantee that there are always various unexpected but reasonable plots that can surprise you. Hua Qing, your mother asked you to go home. Updated

It is a passionate and emotional work written with cold and sharp writing, which is extremely shocking. It tells the story of Asa, a young man who struggled to be born in the world and finally ended up joining the world and struggling in the general environment. The dark strategies in the book shine with the brilliance of human nature that transcends personal selfishness. While it denies faith from the front, it promotes human nature from the side. [Even if I can see those distant truths and the trajectory of all things, I am only a weak human being after all, just a grain of sand in the river of this world and time. Be a good person, do what a person can do, struggle, be weak, feel helpless, and finally die like everyone else. This is the only thing I want to do and the only thing I can do] Even small dust has its own value. It is indeed dust in history, but it is not dust in my heart.

Fengyue's Men, as always, has a very graphic description, with many myths mixed in. The protagonist is the type that Yu admires. The will is strong (two), the heart (heart) is in mourning (the heart) is sick (daring) (crazy), the mind is extremely cautious (the secret is dark), loves the challenge of leapfrogging, the strength is strong, and is actually a generation of strong (powerful) people. But I don't have the XX spirit of XX days. Very good! At the same time, each character has its own characteristics, distinct image, and at the same time each has a complete human image. Although it feels like the main characters are all overt or covert lunatics... But the author has a little more private stuff, which may seem a little unclear. The overall tone of the story is like a fantasy epic with tragic negativity and morbid positivity. I have a slightly distorted view, but I like it... The humorous and sad story made me burst into tears, really! Fengyue's return masterpiece, strong! !

The Viscount of Lane, isolated by thick fog, faced countless monster siege battles. A young knight attendant was seriously injured in his first encounter with a demon. He woke up after being in a coma for three days. These three days of coma became the starting point for the young attendant to become a glorious hero, because no one knew that his heart had disappeared from his chest and was replaced by a majestic and majestic castle! Holding the main city of mankind in hand, establishing glorious achievements, darkness covers the world, and the heart of the castle is immortal!

After "The Wizarding World" was released, I personally recognized that the wizarding world is a mysterious, strange and cruel world that pursues knowledge and truth. Many so-called wizard novels just use the term wizard as a gimmick. This book is a rare wizard stream that can be read. The protagonist of this book has a time traveler as a mentor, who teaches him how to think about problems and study the world, and also gives the protagonist a powerful golden finger. The protagonist himself has some kind of weird talent, and relies on his talent to have a powerful mentor, and he also goes to a mysterious and weird world. At first glance, this book may seem too bland, but fortunately the author gets better and better as he writes. The blandness is mixed with a bit of excitement, which is a lot of fun and can give readers a sense of expectation. The disadvantage is that updates are slow and the plot rhythm is a bit lacking.

Forage-. This is a commercial work by a veteran author of Western fantasy. The protagonist encounters an expert by chance and obtains a way to travel through different worlds, becoming a taxi driver who takes people through time. In the first two worlds, it was quite impressive to see the diligent and conscientious growth of strength. However, in the latter two worlds, the strength grew too fast and there was no need to add too much water, but it was less enjoyable. The protagonist pursues true immortality, but setting up various obstacles is also a major poison. In fact, I personally feel pretty good about it, it's a matter of opinion.

It is a novel that is much more advanced than The Book of Heaven, and is suitable for kind-hearted readers in the dnd camp. The title of this book may be misleading to many people. Here, evil gods do not refer to evil gods but to gods who are unwilling to accept the priesthood and become good gods. The protagonist is a cute emerald-green jellyfish whose alignment is chaotic and good. Before time travel, he was an art student who did not care about politics. After time travel, although he is invincible, he has no power. Such ambitions, in addition to doing good deeds everywhere, engaging in art design and developing the entertainment industry, it is obvious that he can push the entire main material plane by concentrating on farming, but he first spent decades digging holes in the ground to build a luxurious playground. It is a breath of fresh air among many novels that travel through other worlds, climb technology trees, develop territories, and become invincible in the world. For female readers who are not sensitive to political camp issues, there is nothing interesting about it. There is no emotional line or violence. It is similar to the world view of DND, and there is no abuse point. The Holy Mother of Thunder likes to kill and those who are decisive and love the harem should be careful not to enter.

Yanyu's new book is a story about traveling through time and becoming a white dragon, similar to DND, with multiple worlds to travel through at the same time. The character of the protagonist in this book should be considered chaotic neutral (although the book says he is evil), he just does whatever he wants, and he also developed gay magic. . . After getting help from the Trisolarans in upgrading, I was able to make great progress. I completely destroyed a certain red dragon (one of the teachers was in red robes, and the portrayal was very good). I felt that the main world was soon running out of space. When traveling through the sub-world, Trisolaris was really creative and turned on the biggest plug-in. However, the subsequent time-traveling was not very well written, especially when a halberd-eating spirit appeared out of nowhere. However, the farming in the main world is still very exciting, and the PRPR girl praised it. PS: Opening an online game in the main world is an innovation. Can't write a comment.

My favorite book by Soth is "The Mage's Story", and this attitude can be seen in my previous book reviews. This author has done a very deep research on DND and fantasy systems, but his book was really published in the wrong place. If it were published in English abroad, it might be a big hit and become famous! Aboriginal protagonist, imperfect character, growth story, not obviously cool. In the era of online articles, this shortcoming is really too serious. As my taste is more biased towards old people, I gave it up after reading it. Although I didn't finish reading this book at that time, I still heard about the tragedy that it ended hastily because of poor grades. What a pity! The author was born at the wrong time! Off-topic: The author's new book seems to be good, but I'd better wait until it's finished and finish it in one go!

I've been seeing many people recommend it, and I watched it recently, but it wasn't that good. The early stage is okay, and the interaction between the protagonist's farming and the witches is quite good, but for a reasonable party like me, it is completely unbearable in the middle and later stages. There are two problems: first, the protagonist is extremely naive about the political system determined by his own power, and second, the relationship between the protagonist and the subjects in the Middle Ages brings too much unrealistic modern democratic consciousness full of conjecture, which lacks rationality. Someone on the forum said before that this book can be compared with Ice and Fire. I just want to say that it is far inferior. Compared with Ice and Fire, The Witch is just a fairy tale. The book is good, but it's a bitch. Don't brag.

The Wizard is a masterpiece, a dark classic. The author creates a strange, mysterious, yet charming wizarding world. In this world, the parrots on the street might be able to talk, and the tables might all have thoughts. Here knowledge and power determine everything. The protagonist's character is not liked by most readers. He is willing to give up everything in order to gain knowledge and power. At first, he looked like a normal person. After gradually learning about the cruel rules of the wizarding world, he gradually deprived himself of his kindness and humanity. He pretended to be the long-lost son of a witch and learned witchcraft. He even went to another world for strength and became a scolded leader. In the end, he betrayed it for greater interests and used the nightmare world to invade other worlds to strengthen himself. The protagonist's creed is power. After becoming a powerful being that cannot be tolerated by the world, he leaves again to find new power. Dark direction, if you hate the protagonist's character, don't force it, personal food+,

A more rigorous DND novel. The protagonist's level is a legendary ancient dragon and his race is a golden dragon among metal dragons. As a mastermind behind the scenes, he is stirring up troubles in the mainland. The protagonist has a very high starting point, and it is difficult to write a protagonist with a high starting point. If this kind of setting is well written, the content will be very compact. This is a valuable aspect of this book. What's more interesting is that since the protagonist is a dragon, the author has managed to make the protagonist have the thinking of a dragon instead of a human with a dragon-changing plug-in. Although he can also transform into a human, there is very little space for the protagonist to transform into a human. In the eyes of the protagonist, humans are about the same as monkeys, which is rare in many non-human online articles. The balance of the power system in this book is very good. Many online writers always have difficulty maintaining a balance in the power system, and the world is shattered at every turn. As a representative of the balance of power, this book allows readers to understand that power and wisdom are seeds rather than magic weapons for abuse. This book is updated slowly, and quarterly updates are the norm. I have read it as a eunuch article.

This is another story that has been circulating for a long time, about two necromancers that happened near Martylin, and the hero who defeated them both, a wandering magician named Ryder! Shortly after this story happened, although there was never a record of a person named Ryder passing magic verification, the magician organizations on the mainland, whether it was the Union of Mages in the South or the Tower of Sages in the North, insisted that Ryder was one of the most powerful magicians in history, and they all gave him the title of "Great Sage" posthumously! But... These two books by people who read are really masterpieces. At that time, they were regarded as the founders of the sect. However, the second part of "Lost Continent" was aborted, and "The Necromancer" was relatively short. If it had made up for the shortcomings, how could it be unknown now?