Books Read

It is a non-realistic work, with a stomach-ache white album plot, but although the bitch is really a bitch, the onlookers are really and subtly annoyed without realizing it at all. Combined with a protagonist who is not sure whether he is slow or sensitive, shrewd or has a common sense defect, it is a personal taste (a bit toxic, but to me I can accept it, after all, it still feels quite fun)

Well, I haven't finished catching up on a few online novels that I've finished, so I might as well recommend some unfinished new books (′～`;). I've always liked this one, and I'm basically ready to fatten it up (complete it) and finish it all at once. I don't know who the heroine is at the moment, I'm still waiting to see what happens. The Boss is great, Akina Nakamori is finally making progress! Happyo(≧v≦)o

It's a very good light novel... It's suitable for killing time, and the setting is quite interesting, but there aren't many surprises, so it basically falls into the category that I stopped reading for a while and then gave up on. I don't know if the suspected transformation plot counts as a poisonous point... But it's probably more ambiguous, and the golden finger is more obvious. It's a light novel type that favors cool writing, and is suitable for people who like cool writing and light novels.

In fact, this book is not particularly closely related to the previous one. It is a bit similar to the self-exile of the invaders. The protagonist basically does not have a particularly strong sense of presence in the story. There is also a branch line to solve the mystery... The Speaker of the Dead is actually the title of a book written by the protagonist.

Personally speaking, it is a relatively traditional book. It has a kind and talented protagonist. It has a rigorous structure and exquisite details. The protagonist is really well portrayed. I also watched the movie, and although it was not satisfactory, I was quite satisfied with the actor in the lead role. In fact, the plot structure itself is actually quite cool. Although it won the Nebula Award in the United States (it was a book written decades ago, it was too avant-garde to have such a protagonist at that time). The older brother, older sister, and younger brother are Su Zhaotian. The Mary Sue-level brother is the president of the world, and so is the sister... The three of them are the most embarrassing in the world_(:з」∠)_If it weren't for the brother's bad character and the sister being too gentle, it would not be the protagonist's turn to be the savior. The protagonist may have a low self-esteem, but he soon becomes very self-confident. He describes in great detail a kind of war that is very similar to an online game. The final ending is both unexpected and natural. The second part of the twist was also interesting, but if the third part didn't tell the protagonist's story, I didn't pay attention to it. There is a lot of inner perfection, and the sublimation is similar to the characters in the story with a more mythical structure. The second part of Immigration is also the same. The mood is more complicated, and it is not a purely mindless and refreshing book. No cp

A male protagonist that I find very interesting recently. A real psychopath with a rather confusing life experience

After reading the beginning, I felt that it was a very good Japanese criminal investigation article. I heard that the emotional line was a harem work that made me feel stomach-ache. Completed and ready to eat.

I downloaded it from txt and read it all. The overall impression is not very deep. Sometimes I even feel that some of the Wei and Jin Dynasties' texts have a tooth-breaking and gorgeous secondary feeling when looking at metaphors and rhetoric_(:з」∠)_ It's a pity that I couldn't find a version of Gu Wen Guan Zhi that included Qing prose on Qidian, so I chose one that seemed to have a lot of words. What impressed me the most personally was Ancient Wen Guanzhi, Qing Wen 281, Fang Bao's "Prison Miscellaneous Notes". I'm too lazy to type out my resume by hand, so here's a brief description of the article. The author has been in prison, so this is an article about him being imprisoned for two years due to a political incident in 1711, the fiftieth year of Kangxi's reign in the Qing Dynasty (if you are interested in the details, you can't find it for long...), And after he was released from prison, he recounted what he saw and heard in the Ministry of Punishment Prison. It contains some inside stories of prisons in the Qing Dynasty and how miserable the people were under feudal oppression. The most eye-opening thing for me, who was still a sophomore in high school at the time, was that the officials in the prison shielded each other and the various corruption methods used by the jailers to oppress the poor people. After reading it, I personally sincerely thank the new society...

Personally, I think the original Disney animation is better, the live action is too superfluous. This book fully proves that mathematicians also write children's books! Yes, I was personally surprised to learn that the author of Alice in Wonderland was a mathematician for the first time, but personally grateful that there was no second film to ruin the impression. I am firmly opposed to Disney's behavior of continuing the story just to make money. I feel it is not as good as the adaptation. The world view setting is what I find most interesting. There is a rabbit, the Mad Hatter, the incredible tea party, the cat, the caterpillar, and the Queen of Hearts that exist between reality and reality. Works suitable for all ages

It was my favorite novel about cultivating immortals before I became addicted to online novels. So far, no novel has surpassed his status. Zhang Xiaofan is a good character, but in terms of portrayal, it can only be said to be good and easy for readers to take the role of. It doesn't have as much charm and plot aura as Baguio. When the second part came out, although I followed part of it, I couldn't accept Lu Xueqi as the heroine (ー△ー;). I still follow Hong Kong comics, but I don't follow them that much due to my studies. The game is also very good, but the film and television adaptations feel completely ruined, and none of them can restore the beautiful inner image.

The books at home are actually not like this, but the titles are the same and they should be different versions. Personally, I am very happy to have such a series of good books accompanying me during the growth period of developing my worldview. There are a total of ten books in the series at my home, each of which is as thick as at least two or three third-grade Chinese language textbooks... I don't know how I enjoyed reading it for thirty or forty minutes, but I couldn't fully understand the content. But the memory of a lot of knowledge and common sense made me full of interest in literature and history. Long before the teacher taught me, I knew what the Jiangxi School of Poetry was, the Poet Ghost, the Poet Immortal, the Poet King, who the History of Poetry was, and so on, as well as some common knowledge of astronomy. What makes me even more fortunate is the science popularization in it about how people will develop in the future. There are at least four popular science routes on how to solve food problems, as well as how cities develop, the origin of the earth and the universe, and the transformation of many basic common sense thinking methods. I have benefited a lot. It was helpful to read more encyclopedias when I was young.

It's a hard book to describe, and it's actually a bit weird for me personally. A lot of logic is actually relatively obscure for children, but it is easier and more convenient for adults to understand. At that time, being an abusive master was not my favorite, but when I grew up, I realized how difficult it is to have a child. Rose, Fox was probably the one that moved me the most at the time. I didn't have the brains to think deeply about the metaphors behind the plot, and I didn't know how to delve into the tragedy behind some plots. Personally, I feel that it is worthy of being a fairy tale dedicated to adults. Children are more likely to be blind, and it is indeed difficult for children to break away from the emotions in the book and view this book objectively.

It is a very childlike book, and it is more suitable for adults who still have childlike innocence. People like me, who were more cautious in childhood, are very afraid of torturing the owner. However, the thrill of the roller coaster without any particularly dangerous adventure experience is still great. After all, the story is not particularly cliche, and the character design still has a lot to think about.

My personal favorite fairy tale, The Ugly Duckling is a classic among classics, as is The Little Match Girl. Personally, I feel that Andersen, who is the most conscientious, has not written many sad and dark works. Even if some of them are a little dark, they still have a disciplinary meaning, and there is no horror like ghost stories surrounding you. It's good to have a big conscience I personally highly recommend it to primary school students. Middle school students can actually watch it but they won't watch it with as much enthusiasm as primary school students.

Personally, I actually prefer Andersen's fairy tales, but Grimm's fairy tales are more bloody, the writing is also very exciting, the magical metaphors and the superb transformation and face slaps make people never tire of it. There are a lot of dark parts in it, but what's sad is that I don't know of any dark version of Grimm's Fairy Tales. After knowing it, it kind of ruins the mood of my childhood. The dark version of Snow White perfectly explained many bugs, and now I feel that dark is the truth. Perfect for ruining the beautiful Disney princess in my mind.

Emm thought it was quite true at first, but then I found out that it was all made up. I didn't know it was made up before, and I always thought it was somewhat true, but I didn't expect it was all fake. I feel tired, but after I found out that it was edited, I felt that some of the curious parts were well written. It wasn't too showy or played with difficult-to-understand logic. It was the kind of urban anecdote post that is easy to spread.

This is my favorite book among Fang Xiang's works, but the unfinished ending left a huge psychological impact on me, so I prefer The World of Cultivation... At least it's not that unfinished and is more complete (ー△ー;)

This is the fourth Fang Xiang novel that I have read personally. From my personal experience, this novel actually has the prototype of all Fang Xiang's future novels. In fact, I personally don't object to pretending to be a slap in the face, but I am extremely disgusted by some self-righteous images and behaviors. I am extremely disgusted with the kind of tool character designed for pretending to be a slap in the face. This emotional drama is as awkward as ever, very awkward. The second male lead still has more scenes than the female lead and has a super strong presence. I have always felt that this is the most youthful protagonist among all Fang Xiang's novels. He is both naive and inspirational and has many hopes and friends.

One of the reasons for getting into Qidian. Com I completed the entire book in three days in elementary school. Now there are less such crazy things. Now that I think about it, I would not be able to complete this website so crazily just for the trailer of Zhiyin Manke, a web-based comic adaptation. As far as the matter is concerned, this online novel is still very good. The plot of the third young master of the Tang family is smooth and the character transformation is also very good. The character of the inexplicably wretched and greasy gangster who was still popular at the time was simply refreshing. A lot of the sex was sidelined, but the final showdown was great and the ending was perfect. I stopped paying attention to the comic Mu Fengchun after I stopped drawing it. Although there are many pulls from the real world, I am still very dissatisfied with the dark plot of the comic about the dark world. However, it is understandable considering the review and so on, but it is a pity. Nowadays, it is getting more and more difficult to adapt comics from online texts without light pollution. I hope Qidian will adapt comics carefully, make good works, and fill in the gaps.

A personal birthday gift, but as far as physical books are concerned, I have only read one... I personally liked light novels when I was in junior high school, but the author who bought more physical books revealed some weird deeds, and I don't want to recommend this kind of person. Personally, I think it has multiple lines unfolding continuously, the plot is also very clever, and it has a sense of free jumping. Various urban legend-like characters are suitable for readers who like twisted relationships. There are also some very interesting innovations in the article, especially the situation of meeting and leaving in the chat room. It feels like a book that can be read happily even if you have not read the previous book. (I personally have added some anime plots...) Writing warning A somewhat supernaturally unfolding text A bit like a word in Morse code. No, it's just a bit creepy Bar