A List of Fairy Tales, Fantasy, Fantasy, and Various Fantasy Books for a Reader Who Has Been Reading for About Five Years (Excluding the Trumpet)

A relatively rare serious science fiction article from Qidian. The 600,000-word novel is a proper novel, but it is obviously completely different from the novels on the rankings that start with a few million words. I started reading this book more than a year ago, but I read it intermittently due to the ups and downs of the plot. In the past few days, I finished the last 10% of it. Back to business, book friends who are familiar with science fiction may feel a strong sense of familiarity with "The Martian" after reading this book for a short time, and may have doubts about this. But in fact, a parody of "The Martian" is by no means the essence of the book and not the author's motivation. In the words of the author, the original inspiration for this book came from a question that is quite popular on Zhihu: "What should a person do if he is on the moon and looks back and sees that the earth has exploded?" And this is the entry point of the book - halfway through the exploration of Mars, the earth was exploded, and the protagonists struggled to survive. This book has fewer characters and simple scenes, but the plot is by no means superficial. It can be described as full of ups and downs. The ending is not particularly good but at least it is satisfactory. The following content may spoil the ending, please be aware of it: spoiler warning spoiler warning spoiler warning At first when I saw the ending, I felt like the science fiction author went off the rails and had to use a deus ex machina to forcefully bring back a happy ending. But after reading the postscript, I realized that the majority of readers voted out the ending where all the protagonists were wiped out😀. Although I can accept the ending of leaving nothing or completely destroying it, I still agree with that sentence: "If it can be better, relaxed, happier, why not?"

Infinite Streaming is undoubtedly the first-tier work. The protagonist is rescued by a camp system in the void called Samsara Paradise. He has to go through a series of derivative worlds based on anime and manga in the early stage and a large number of native worlds created by authors in the middle and later stages to gradually become stronger and complete his path to becoming stronger. In this book, the Paradise camp can partially digitize the abilities of its members, allowing them to understand themselves and choose their next path in a more intuitive way. As one of Mugenliu's top works, Samsara Paradise is very good in all aspects, and some flaws can also be understood through book reviews. Note: The native world in the middle and late stages looks better than the derived world in the early and middle stages. After all, it is your own setting, so you can write freely. Note 2: For derived worlds, do not compare combat power across worlds, do not compare combat power across worlds, and do not compare combat power across worlds. Say important things three times. The reason is the same as competing in battles across divisions, it's completely meaningless, right? You said this is not like the novels written by Big Eyeball. The world view of these books is in the same vein as the Xiling Empire. The world view and setting are different, you are like a hammer🔨

The base material is sword and magic, sprinkled with some otherworldly time travel, then covered with a layer of Xiling worldview (see the author's other books), then spread with some Taneda-ryu marinade, and finally baked in big eyeballs (referring to the author). Tada~, you will get a Sword of Dawn! What is the farming style? I have written some personal explanations under the book "Lingao Qiming" in this book list. In this book, the characteristics of mortals determine that they will worship and believe in something. The characteristics of the world determine that mortals' thoughts will form ideological trends. The combination of the two forms gods. They are all part of a civilization. However, the characteristics of gods based on ideological trends make it difficult for them to accept huge and rapid changes in social thoughts. They will become crazy and then come to the world to cause great destruction. Not only that, this world itself is also ruthless to civilization. A cosmic phenomenon called the magic tide will destroy everything of a civilization that has not yet "grown up". Fortunately, there are adult pioneers in this universe, the "Sailors," who left a suitable legacy to these immature civilizations. The protagonist first traveled to a tiny part of this legacy, and then came to the world with the connection to this tiny part to the body of a founding father and legendary strongman who died hundreds of years ago.

It's time to go to Xianxia's place again, let's get started. In addition to the book shown here, the author of The Wrong Way also has another work called Dao Zhengfeng. The names of the two books are very similar to those of fairy tales. Compared with some of the works listed in the starting point, they show their naming skills (easy to read, but you need to add a dog head) Back to the topic, there is a word that I think is very suitable to describe the general plot structure of these two books, but this word has a lot of derogatory connotations for many people, it is the word "shuangwen". Why? Because 99% of the time, the protagonist will not be beaten to pieces. If he is beaten, he will have a stable and reasonable set of plans/measures to cover up the situation, and this also makes this "cool story" not look brainless. The protagonist is calm, well-planned, and thoughtful, while the villain is rational and able to weigh things up. Although the plot has a refreshing core, it will not leave readers with nothing but satisfaction after reading a normal novel. One shortcoming may be that the protagonist is too sane and sometimes does not have a sense of substitution, which can be regarded as a trade-off. In addition, some book friends in the chapter comment area said that the author may be from a writers association somewhere, because the writing style and description of the work are very suitable for the theme of Xianxia, ​​and it has the comfort of Wen Zou Zou. Book lovers who value this cannot miss it.

When it comes to farming, there is a book that cannot be left out - Lingao Qiming. For those who don't know the meaning of Taneda-ryu, let me give you my personal opinion (I can only give a general idea): Taneda-ryu, as the name suggests, is a necessary link in economic and social development, which means that this genre will mainly describe the development process of the main body of the work. At the same time, this description must be as comprehensive as possible, and it must contain enough knowledge and details that ordinary readers don't know but can be shocked by, while ensuring a high degree of accuracy. The most typical ones are the proportion of materials needed to rub black gunpowder and how to initially create the necessary industrialization industries for various modern products, etc. I came across this book when I was a freshman in high school (2017), and it was also the first farming-style masterpiece I came across. When I first read it, I was amazed. The beginning is the most classic of a person discovering an inexplicable space-time passage (not cliché, look at when this book was written), but the unfolding still gave me a lot of shock at 17 years old. So what did that person do after cashing out the channel? As a result, 400 people from all walks of life began to plan a collective time travel. From materials to knowledge, they waited to travel back and found their own country. As the title of this book suggests, "Qiming," they eventually traveled to the late Ming Dynasty. What's even more outrageous is that there were a lot of people from different industries involved in writing this book at the beginning, maybe 400 people. This kind of influence is obviously positive under the coordination that I don't know how to do, and all kinds of knowledge emerge in endlessly. Really, farming flow can let you experience the joy of learning useless (deleted) knowledge in online articles

Another new work by Squid after Lord of Best Friends - the apocalyptic novel "The Remaining Fire of the Night". Mortal people's exploration of the supernatural and the gods (called Zhi Sui in this book) brought about the destruction of the old world and opened the door to the new world. There are many doubts about the destruction of the old world, and the protagonist's father finally disappeared due to exploring and investigating the matter. The above is the general background of this book. People who have watched Mystery and understand Mystery's achievements may not be so pleased with this background setting that can hide a lot but is indeed too familiar, fearing that the horse thief will "fall off the altar" and die. But don't worry, this book is indeed inferior to Mystery at present, but it is still a work of apocalyptic literature worth reading. The element that getting stronger will bring costs has been refined, bringing more settings and fun to this game. Looking at these works of Cui Zui, it can be seen that Cui Zui is constantly trying to break through himself, constantly changing themes, background settings and types of works. This will certainly lead to a certain degree of discrepancy between different works. But don't be afraid. Putting the name Horse Thief here means that this book is guaranteed. If you don't like it, just try a new style.

He's coming, he's coming, he's coming with a broken circle, the horse thief's masterpiece - the Lord of Mysteries! The main background is Victorian England, plus Western magic and some Cthulhu elements. The content is extremely rich under Squid's pen (under the keyboard). It still has a jaw-droppingly huge setting, as well as unique advancement requirements and corresponding prices; those who like Eastern fantasy (such as me a few years ago) can see a refreshing route to becoming stronger, and those who like Western fantasy can enjoy the background and setting. I call nb directly. Of course, it is still a time-travel entry that is not that innovative, but this time-travel itself has been stuffed with a lot of things waiting to be revealed. In addition, unlike the previous works of Ma Thief, this book does not have a female protagonist (it just needs an important female supporting role). Those who have reading needs in this regard can adjust their expectations.

Speaking of horse thieves, why not just put the horse thieves' books in a series in the book list. Squid----Set to yyds! ! ! To me, this book is truly authentic. At the beginning, a big conspiracy was immediately covered like a fishing net (a bit literal). Of course, the description method in the book is definitely not as direct as I said. The central idea of the big character in the book is: "You layout, I layout, when the chessboard is smashed in the end, whoever can take out more things from outside the chessboard wins!" This kind of background where the boss is doing things behind the scenes will give the book a sense of oppression, but watching the protagonist break through the layers, this sense of oppression is very good. In addition, the early and middle stages of this book also have some elements of the main god space or infinite flow, but they are not the focus. However, those who are interested in this aspect can also take a look, maybe there will be a little extra intimacy (doge

Ah ha ha ha, here comes the dog food~ The setting of Ma Thief's book is basically unspecified. As long as the style and subject matter match your preferences, you will be amazed. Although the emotional line of this book has caused many book friends to call it "dog food!", I can't explain my love experience in this regard, so you should study it for yourself. Putting aside the emotional line, the content related to martial arts also made me want to "flex my muscles". Unfortunately, I read this book just when I returned to China for a month of quarantine; there was not enough space, so I had to give it up (please listen to my quibbles)

It was in this work that I saw the strength of the horse thief. The systematic and "scientific" study of magic is one of the keys to making it stand out from the crowd of sword-and-sorcery-themed works. The opening chapter is about time travel. The protagonist brings a modern library with him, but at first he can only check out a few books that have little to do with science and magic. Ma Thief's early work, but still reflects Ma Thief's profound strength in constructing "settings". Although my level of meeting* seems unconvincing, I did read it on my kindle at the time. Who told the dormitory manager to accept the mobile phone but not the kindle 😂

The first online article I came across at Qidian, Mortal Patriarch 👍, was relatively reasonable for me at the time to set up a wonderful plot, and it greatly satisfied my need for the imagination of cultivating immortals. Of course, due to the year of writing, some plots are too "classic" now. But the shortcomings do not hide the good points. Those who are not old enough and have not read it can review the previous fantasy fairy tales. I read this on a small account, so I'm a disciple∪･ω･∪ Of course, I had come into contact with Internet articles earlier than this outside Qidian, but at that time I was quite enjoying the novice articles. The earliest one I still remember was originally called the Invisible Guard, but for some reason there should be no starting point.