Is there a better novel than 'The Plot Changes in the Fiction'?

Answer 1

There were novels similar to "The Plot Changes in the Pursuit of Hades":
Book of Troubled Times, Author: Ji Cha
2:"Spiritual Realm Walker", Author: Xiao Langjun
3: The Tang's Table, Author: Jie and 2
4."King of Familiars", Author: Light Spring Flowing Sound
Fairy, Please Listen to My Explanation, Author: Mi Tian Building
National Forensic Medicine, Author: Zhiniao Village
7:"Wait, Heroine." Author: Guan Guan Gongzi
8: Mantang Colorful, Author: Weird Cousin
9:"Hidden Dead Corner", Author: Get Lost
Final Divine Duty, Author: Tuoba Goudan
Beyond Time, Author: Er Gen
This Game Is Too Real by Chen Xing LL
Red Heart Sky Patrol, Author: What's the Matter?
Ring of Destiny, Author: Squid Who Loves to Dive
National Master of Ming Dynasty, Author: West Lake Encountered Rain
Choose a Day to Ascend, Author: Otaku Pig
17:"Who's in Love After Rebirth?" Author: What's Wrong?
Deep Sea Ember, Author: Yuantong
Chapter 19: Cultivation in the Chaotic World of Demonic Martial Arts, Author: Wenplagiarism
20:"Who told him to cultivate!" Author: The Whitest Crow

The following is a detailed introduction of these novels:
1."Book of Troubled Times": Holding a sword, drinking in Jianghu, slender waist and light palm.
The young man carried a long saber on his shoulder and hung wine on his waist. He strode forward, but the Jianghu in his heart was vaguely difficult to see.
Turning a page in the book of troubled times, it would rain for decades in the Jianghu.
Suddenly looking back, the world has been split into pieces.
2.<>: From ancient times to the present, it is rumored that there is a Spirit Realm in the world.
Regarding the Spirit Realm, there were many famous people and scholars in the past dynasties.
"From Qi to Tang, the mountains are desolate and the spirit realm is lonely. Few people visit."
"Spirit Realm is hard to come by, but Ghost Craftsmen are hard to come by."
3."The Tang's Table": -[Excellent Series-]--Top 2500 likes next time!
This was the new masterpiece of the great historical god, Jie Yu 2. This time, the author had returned to the Great Tang, and this time, the author wanted to write about a different Great Tang. Jie and 2 said in the foreword of "I'm Not a Savage" that they wanted to let go of themselves and write a book that they liked the most, but that book ended up failing due to various reasons. Jie and 2 placed his dream in the Tang Empire that he was familiar with and wrote what he wanted to express in this book.
As the strongest historical writer in Qidian, just by looking at the first few chapters, one could tell that this book was of a high standard. Whether it was the standard of wording or the accuracy of history, it was much better than most historical writers. Moreover, the author had written about the customs and circumstances of the nomadic people at that time, allowing the readers to follow his description and return to the most authentic ancient nomadic people. The protagonist of this book did not have a cheat. At most, he could only rely on his modern knowledge and schemes to scheme against the enemy.
Interestingly enough, the book was called "The Great Tang's Table", so it naturally included descriptions of delicacies. The third chapter had detailed descriptions of delicacies, from how to process the ingredients to how to roast them, and then to the descriptions of the ingredients after roasting. It could be said to be meticulous. It could even be said to the point where it made people drool.
Overall, there was nothing wrong with the book so far. The writing was excellent, and the rhythm was well controlled. The main character's character was a little over-the-top, but it was not a big problem. The plot development was also done with a certain degree of relaxation, and the details were handled well. Most importantly, it achieved a high degree of realism. It's a very good book. I recommend it.
4."King of Familiars": In this brand new era of familiars, who can become the well-deserved king of familiars?
5."Fairy, Please Listen to My Explanation": Not a bad fairy grass. Although the update is a little slow, I can see the shadow of Xianxia, online games, and harem in this book at the same time.
Every time he read it, it would be refreshing. If he could maintain the pace and finish it with two or three million words, it would be a masterpiece.
6.: He's a well-known author, but since he's good at writing, we have to accept him, right?
Recently, I've been reading a series of forensic books, but there are a lot of traces and other content. The setting of the key characters is quite interesting. I suggest you read them all.
A recent work.
7."Wait, Heroine":"Wait, Heroine" was a refreshing wuxia novel. The author ingeniously incorporated Xianxia elements into it, making the story more colorful. After the protagonist transmigrated to another world, he was adopted by the bodyguard agency and began his journey in the martial arts world. The girls in the author's works all had distinct personalities and unique characteristics, which left a deep impression on people. The story was humorous, interesting, and fascinating, making people laugh uncontrollably. The main character's martial arts skills were strong. Not only could he punch demons and ghosts, but he could also make a speech and play with everyone. In describing the growth and struggle of the protagonist, the author showed a chivalrous tenderness that moved people. All in all,"Wait, Heroine" was a highly recommended wuxia novel. It made people feel the lofty aspirations of the pugilistic world.
8."Mantang Colorful Scenery"(85, Excellent)
Before the Rebellion of Emperor Xuanzong of Tang Dynasty
Cousin's new work
I believe that friends who like history will not miss it.
9."Hidden Dead Corner": Get lost. New book, opening mech, decisive killing, millions of words, worth reading!
Final Divine Duty: Get Out of the Way

I heard that it's the avatar of an author who logged into the future ten thousand years ago. Gao Wu's book is pretty good and pretty cool. It's just that he pulled it after he left the planet. This one seems to be doing well at the moment, so I guess it's considered fodder.
11:"Beyond Time": Ranking Index:️️️️
Did time have an end?
If time had an end, then where was his end?
If we transcend life and death, transcend heaven and earth, what awaits us beyond time?
12: This Game Is Too Real
The main selling point of the fourth natural disaster novel was reality, and its essence was wasteland farming.

As the fourth catastrophe novel, no matter how reasonable the setting was, it had to find clues from the real game. It was impossible for the players to become the masters of the game. They could either be harvested by the main character as leeks and then write about the adventures of the main character and the NPCs, or they could be cannon fodder and charge into the traps, and the Undead Army of the main character would become the nightmare of the enemy, or they could work hard as slaves to realize the dream of the main character. If many players were on equal footing with the main character, it would be an abuse to most readers. It is recommended to delete the main character and write an outdated online game novel.

Compared to transmigrators recruiting natives to farm, other than not being afraid of death (players died very few times in farming novels), there were two other advantages. Firstly, they did not have worldly desires. After all, this was not the real world. They did not care about the biological instincts of survival and reproduction. They could be fooled by illusory things. Secondly, the players had the advantage of technology, which was more scientific than the main character's omniscience.
Compared to farming, it was also unique. First, there was a clear protagonist as the leader, not a group. As long as the protagonist was in power, it would not involve difficult things like power struggles. The second was to get through the confusion period faster. Through the main character's missions, the players would have something to do from the beginning and would not make mistakes at the beginning. Third, it could add new players to solve new problems as needed, and there was no need to write about the growth of the original group wearer.

Putting aside the so-called rationality, for readers who could accept the setting of the fourth catastrophe, this book was undoubtedly a divine herb.
The beginning was ordinary, just like the other fourth catastrophe novels. It was just an ordinary idiotic player working online, which served as a foil to the protagonist's ability to play with people's hearts. The first time he came into contact with the Fourth Calamity, it might be very novel, but after reading more of this kind of text, it would lose its novelty.
After that, the scene of the entire apocalyptic wasteland was displayed one by one, and it could be seen that there was a clear outline as the axis. On the inside, he would complete missions in the fallout shelter, obtain points, draw items, and unlock more authority in the fallout shelter. To the outside world, it was to recruit players, distribute missions to them, expand the size of the Sanctuary, fight with the neighboring Marauder camps, mutated human tribes, and the town of Bate Street, trade with the distant Brown Farm, the merchant caravan of Boulder City, and the pioneering corps of the "enterprise", explore the instances occupied by mutants, and implement an auction contract system.
During this process, the system was gradually standardized, and it was called a game version update. The players imagined the gameplay in their minds, and the protagonist, this dog producer, peeped at the screen, reflecting the protagonist's growth and progress.
In general, the fourth part of the book, the catastrophe, was only considered average in genre novels. Compared to the description of the apocalyptic wasteland and the construction of shelters to revive human civilization, it was a drag. However, the early stages of the Fourth Calamity were very attractive and could attract more readers. The fourth disaster novel in the middle stage was weak. The great author took out other practical content to fill in the gaps and stood out.
Red Heart Sky Patrol: 8.8 This book's early statistics were too miserable. It only had a few hundred collectors before it was put on the shelves. It was rare for the author to persevere. As expected, perseverance was rewarded. Now, it was already a masterpiece of Xianxia literature! Awesome!
14."Ring of Fate": Finally, the time has come. Squid's new work is back as scheduled. It's also the continuation of my favorite "Lord of the Mysteries." Strongly recommended!
15:"The Great Ming State Preceptor":[Ming][Science][Thought Liberation]

He had transmigrated to the Battle of Jingnan. As Fang Xiaoru's grand-disciple, he was about to receive the big gift bag of 90 casualties. However, Jiang Xinghuo did not panic at all because his mission was to die nine times before he could return to the modern world.

[Status of work: In progress, 1.24 million words.]

Points to Watch:

1. The article had a lot of popular science knowledge about politics, economics, and natural science. Instead of the same plot of making gunpowder and paper, the protagonist focused more on the transformation of the mind as the main weapon.

Warning:

1. There are some differences between the characters before and after the protagonist is released from prison. Please watch carefully according to your preferences.
Chapter 16:"Ascending on a New Day": Otaku Pig's New Book. The Second Chapter Begins to Be Awesome. The Old God Is Strong
17:"Who's in Love After Rebirth":
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"Deep Sea Ember"
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Tagged: sci-fi, adventure, Cthulhu myth, steampunk, sailing, doomsday wasteland

The sci-fi veteran Platinum Distant Pupil's new work in the Cthulhu Mythical Doomsday Wasteland.
Because the world was destroyed by the disaster of the Great Annihilation, the survivors established a new city-state civilization on the islands and arks, which was called the Deep Sea Era.
The city-state civilization had returned to the early industrial civilization (steampunk), but humans still faced the threat of various strange existences and needed to fight against various "anomalies" and even "evil gods."
The male protagonist coincidentally transformed into Captain Duncan on a ghost ship called the Lost Home and embarked on an adventure.

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This book could not be said to be a complete counter to science fiction, but it was a unique "big eyeballs style."
Ke was the background, sci-fi was embellishment, and the real core was "civilization." A civilization's struggle for salvation, an epic of the era crushing down on mortals.
The language of the novel was very humorous, but it was not abrupt, and his personal style was clear. Beep, beep, 123

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I tried to read it. The style of writing is average, and the writing is quite smooth. However, the narration feels more like a Western novel. The pace is very slow, and the description is very detailed. It gives me a feeling similar to "The Lord of the Mysteries." Those who are used to online novels will find it too much water or nonsense. There are also long passages that will be more tiring to read, but if you read in, it will be much better after you get used to it.
For readers who liked Cthulhu and its strange style, I recommend you to try reading it.

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On that day, the thick fog sealed everything.
On that day, he became the captain of a ghost ship.
On that day, he crossed the thick fog and faced a completely overturned and fragmented world.
The order of the past was gone, and strange phenomena dominated the endless sea beyond civilization. The isolated city-states and the fleets that challenged the sea had become the only lights left in the civilized world, while the shadows of the past were still stirring in the deep sea, waiting to devour the dying world.
However, for the new captain of the Lost Home, there was only one problem that he had to consider first-who knew how to sail the ship?
19."Gou in the Demonic Martial World's Chaotic World to Cultivate Immortal": A literary copy of a product that must be of high quality. The first official theme of the founder of Gou Dao to Cultivate Immortal, Zhu Tian Liu, Fattening Up.
"Who told him to cultivate!" A new book by a Dacheng stage author! It was still the same familiar fun, at least these few chapters were quite interesting.

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