Not Aloof or Noob, but Fun and Intelligent to Pass the Time

I accidentally discovered it a few days ago. It has a million words. I didn't expect it to be at a level I haven't read for a long time and I still don't want to give up. The original intention was that the theme of martial arts + word games is suitable for the taste of old people. The writing style is good, it has a martial arts flavor but also has light-hearted jokes. It is not tiring to get into the game. I would like to highlight that the setting of the skill system is very interesting, and the combination of various special effects of divine powers is very creative. As I read it slowly, I found that the author's layout ability is not weak, and he is very good at it. Various great powers in the game take action one after another. It seems that the protagonist is triggered by chance but in fact the plot is layered upon layers. The world view is also gradually unfolded in the plot, which is exciting (in terms of combat power, it should be considered highly martial, and the levels are close to the origin of the world). At the same time, the feeling of excitement in reality quickly arises. Advanced martial arts are directly inherited from real people. Who can resist a wave of sexual intercourse? As a result, the feeling of excitement directly fast-forwards to the chaos of the world. Not to mention a bunch of knights and the master of the game of cultivating immortals. How will this multi-dimensional world end after the collision? I haven't seen Xiu Xian yet so I continue.

R. I. P. 2.16: It's really comfortable to read a little bit every day. After almost thirty chapters, Gezi has mastered the balance between concept and implementation. It's amazing. I'm not worried about the plot, I'm an experiential type of person. I once liked an author whose writing style is reliable and simple. The new book released after such a long time has a somewhat strange style. The title and setting of the book are for beginners, and the actual content is quite realistic. In other words, it is a relatively willful work that does not shy away from discussing literary creation and the cultural industry. It should be easier for the person who writes the article to relate to it. I can't say that it's particularly artistic, but it has a lot of useful and personal stuff, which is my favorite type. The rhythm and writing also gradually found the feeling, clean and neat. I was a bit dissuaded at first, but I can stick with it for a few more chapters. //This book has the same book recommendation effect as the "I Read" series. I picked up Yinying again after looking at it...

I don't want to say anything, just read and cherish all the books.

On the shelves Wall-E's Cthulhu writing is actually better than the entertainment writing. The old author is still guaranteed, and the logic and rhythm of the story are above the standard. The world view that is slowly revealed has the advantage of suspense themes. What's more surprising about this film is the characters. Perhaps because they gave way to the main plot of the story, they appear to be much more restrained and are considered normal smart people. Although I didn't watch the previous rebellious youth, the character creation was still impressive and very spiritual.

I keep up to date, which is not an easy task for me. All I can say is: it looks good. Travel to the psychic version of the earth and become an amnesiac monster hunter living in the countdown... Not only that, but you can also travel to other planes where psychic energy comes from. Coupled with the paradox of time and space, this setting becomes more and more interesting. The writing is cool, and the pace and style are in the style of a Hollywood blockbuster. Intermittent jokes, toads, squids, black souls, Assassin's Creed, everything... P. S. Are all the male protagonists with "Ke" in their names all followers of Mr. Ke?

500,000 words are still free... A relatively rare lawyer theme, rebirth of Asian Americans in a parallel world, with a part of the suit setting. The writing is smooth, and both The Case and Goldfinger appear to be more mature. The group portraits are not sloppy, and it feels like watching a drama.

New books for newcomers are risky, so I don't want to gamble next time It's on the shelves. Although I haven't read the second copy yet, I'd like to support it by ordering it first. This unlimited flow reminds me of "Starting from Guhuo Bird". The writing is precise and sharp, with an occasional touch of art. However, the reading experience is relatively relaxed and friendly.

How can it be so beautiful... I am happy that today's Internet writers have best friends. Continuously stable and high-quality output, with just the right amount of fun and depth, it's really uncomfortable for squids. I have always felt that he is a thoughtful and capable author who often writes new things. The writing style is quite calm, and the story progresses in an orderly manner, using details to build this huge and complete fantasy world bit by bit. There is already a senior emperor time traveler, Zhu Yu, in front of him. The male protagonist, Xiao Mensao, seems to be more like Xiao Jia Biyu, and he is slowly starting his own exploration. In daily life, there are thousands of miles of grass and gray lines, but this force is enough. It will probably be one of the few books that I can finish in the past two years.

My focus is different. How come there are 4 monthly passes before this is even on the shelves?

Damn it, I didn't notice that the book was finally finished. A masterpiece unearthed by accident. The introduction may seem like a no-brainer, but the plot is actually very interesting, the journey of a pure npc transforming into a human being (the human being was actually harmonized). The characters are cute, their IQs are online, the plot is exciting and fast-paced, the overall atmosphere is relaxed (low-key sadistic), and the three views are correct. The writing is a plus, and the female characters are especially vivid. The NPC setting was popular a few years ago. This story is equivalent to system text + NPC. What's rare is that the entire world setting is pushed out one level and is relatively complete. The book of Creation, Starting Point seems to have received no publicity. Now in the final stage, the author has been updating weekly for more than a year, and I am very convinced...

I feel like I've already written it down, so be careful before entering. I seem to be trying to challenge more poisonous spots recently. Logically speaking, I usually don't watch this kind of male protagonist who is a loser. However, he is a very open-minded loser and can do whatever he wants in his dreams. He does not hide this idea (actually he is restrained in his behavior). The diaosi also made a thorough self-analysis of their mentality when facing the goddess. I have seen so many pretentious people, which made me look at them with admiration. Using this kind of reality to create characters is well done. The author writes about emotions very delicately, and with the right pace, I finished reading the first dream very smoothly. It is essentially an urban harem novel.

It's like playing a game with a variable speed gear. If you understand this feeling of exhilaration and emptiness... Goldfinger is too strong. Fortunately, there are real game descriptions to suppress it, so it won't be too overwhelming.

A lawyer with a complicated background, and a world view suitable for staging criminal events (the crime scene is somewhere between realistic and pretentious, and this one is more pretentious). But the characters do have high IQs, and I accept the pretense. Writing about cases and police and criminals is as exciting as ever. The most amazing thing is writing about love, it's absolutely amazing.

I can't believe I read such a romance book. It's different from Liu Xiahui's style in my impression. There's nothing vulgar about it, and it's a comfortable view of emotions. The characters are well developed, and it wins as an urban novel. There is no shortage of brotherly loyalty, mutual support of love, and business battles of wits and courage. It's lighthearted and funny, not tiring to read, and has frequent golden quotes. It's a good book.

It seems to be a game novel with a layer of shell. The protagonist who has obtained some kind of inheritance from the underworld makes a virtual game, allowing players to transform into underworld soldiers to help them conquer the world in the underworld. The various game settings are also decent. I just can't keep up with the rhythm, and the guilds started fighting not long after the server started? I thought a cultivator suddenly appeared just when the business war scene was about to begin? ? The feuding boss who seemed to be a big boss was killed by the players after just a disagreement? ? ? Just... I quite like this feeling of being stalked from time to time.

"The Martian" is a good-looking movie. The original novel is probably three or four times better than the movie. It is full of the sense of humor of a technical geek. Is this a web version of The Martian? The difference is that the earth disappeared directly, leaving only a man, a woman and a robot in the universe. The author is quite technical in many aspects of his writing, but he doesn't like the exaggerated style very much, and is a bit disconnected for this subject matter. Well, anyway, I seriously recommend "The Martian".

I didn't expect to see this level of cyberpunk at the starting point. Although there are some shadows of the main god's space, it can be seen that the author has put a lot of effort into setting the world, and the details are in place (occasionally too much). It should be said that after reading too many routine novels disguised as science fiction, I can still get a lot of freshness in this book, and the characters and stories are also down-to-earth. Thanks for the book friend recommendation.

The things written by this author can be said to be poisonous. The protagonists are not normal people, and they have their own system (often causing controversy due to incorrect three views). There is a funny writing style in the long words, and I read it without realizing it. Similar to the previous book, Reverse Action, it starts with a set of weird golden finger settings (see introduction) and triggers the entire story. This process is quite interesting. The biggest pursuit is to become a big businessman in two planes before becoming invincible. (This is not the case at all in the eyes of others)

There are two great things about ice, one is the human heart, and the other is an analogy. There is still no time-travel setting to give you a sense of immersion. You can only follow the seemingly intelligent orphan of the former dynasty princess and speculate and test in the overt or covert confrontations between the royal officials. The study of name and reality is the study of life, and it is no exaggeration to see the resonance. The pace of this book is quite strong, and once the plot starts to accelerate, it is impossible to stop. Can't guess, can't guess.

At the beginning, I wrote seriously about the cliché and classic utopian setting of AI taking over human society. After entering the game, the two brothers relied on their brains and... Their luck? It is not a traditional game, but more of a virtual world to explore. The story of how to solve the problem through resourcefulness is very convincing. In addition, looking at the neat chapter titles (and the weight of one chapter to three chapters), you can tell that the author is quite interesting. (The first time I saw the novice training plot of cleaning urine in the game cabin at the starting point...)