Is there a better novel than Fantasy City Stupa?

Answer 1

There were novels similar to "Fantasy City Stupa"
1. I Give the World Destruction and Rebirth. Author: Qian Zhimo 1
2: His and Their Stars, Author: Bleeding Stars a
3. Ming Dynasty and New Rome and Infinite Divine Machine, Author: Immortal Carp
4. Starting from the Mechanical Hunter, Author: Insect Dream
5:"Run Into Jianghu", Author: Sword Dance Show
6. Astarte of the Bear School. Author: What are you doing?
7:"Human Killing Intent, Heaven and Earth Repeatedly", Author: Zombie Dance
8. Journey of the Outlander, Author: Mobile mailbox
9:"The Daily Life of an American Detective", Author: Qingsi Looking Back
10:"American TV Series World Adventure", Author: Principal Crow
Steampunk: Sixth Era Epic by Salted Fish Flyer
Mysterious Hunting Ground, Author: Vaguely
13:"American Sage", Author: Milk Bottle Fighter
A New Era of Chaos Begins in the Great Song, Author: The Wrath of the Earth
Infinite Flow of the Meta-Universe, Author: Swelling
Extraordinary Voyage, Author: Northern Sea Herding Whale
"The Wizard of the Integrated Network: From Azeroth to the Classic of Mountains and Seas." Author: The One Who Hurts Autumn
Mystery Makes Me Strong, Author: Mu Heng
Out of the Cage, Author: Nuclear Power Battleship
Game of the Witcher, Author: Qian Zhimoyi

The following is a detailed introduction of these novels:
1."I Give the World Destruction and Rebirth": The new book by the author of the game, the witcher. It was written very vividly.
The main character was an ordinary detective living in the world of cyberpunk. Then, their world was invaded by the fourth catastrophe, and his wife was killed by it. Then, the main character, as an NPC, began to fight with the players and explore the background of the world.
In conclusion, food and fodder.
2."His and Their Stars":"His and Their Stars" is a work that combines the stars, the stars, and so on, bringing readers a wonderful reading experience. The story was set on Earth in a parallel world, and a great reversal occurred in the 15th century. The advanced civilizations of the universe brought Earth into the interstellar era, and they also brought the extraordinary power of psionic energy. The protagonist died after he transmigrated to this world for the first time and became a powerful warrior. Then, he was reborn in this world and became a Moon person. The plot was compact and fascinating. The author referred to StarCraft, Stars, and other space-age game elements to write a rather interesting universe era. Coupled with a good writing style and a relaxed style, it greatly reduced the dullness that was easily brought to readers who were not interested in this subject. In general, I feel that 'His and Their Stars' should be considered fodder. I'll change my review depending on the situation.
3."Ming Dynasty and New Rome and Infinite Divine Secrets": Total score: 5.5
[Type: Parallel World]
I traveled through a strange parallel time and space. It was a steampunk world mixed with Ming Dynasty and Western Fantasy. Looking at the introduction, it had a magical spell flavor. I thought it would be a more fashionable artificial intelligence theme. In the end, the infinite divine machine in it had a light flavor. It didn't feel like that at all. I came in high spirits and returned disappointed.
Setting: 6
Plot: 5
Writing: 5
4."Start with the Mechanical Hunters":"Start with the Mechanical Hunters" is a very attractive cyberpunk novel. In this book, the author described a world full of machinery and human modification. The protagonist experienced many adventures and challenges in the book, and his mechanical modifications and NPC system were impressive. The plot of this book was compact and the pace was fast, allowing people to catch up to the latest chapter in one go. I strongly recommend this book, and I'm sure readers will love it.
5."Run into Jianghu": At first, no one cared about this disaster. It was just a barrel of gasoline that could not be lit, a rabbit that grew very big, and a forest that was too lush...
Later on, a few people discovered the abnormality. Because bullets could not be fired from the gun barrel, the war was forced to stop. The creation that once represented the crystallization of the world's wisdom and technology was now hoped by countless people to decay quickly...
In the end, it was closely related to everyone…
Commoner: "In the past, we studied science. Now, we're learning martial arts. We can just make do with our lives. At most, we'll stay away when we watch the show."
6."Astarte of the School of Bears":"Astarte of the School of Bears" was a demon hunter doujinshi novel. The author set the story in a magical middle world. In this world, it was difficult for people to be alone, so the protagonist chose to join this world full of challenges and adventures. The plot of the novel was compact, and the writing was smooth. It made people immerse themselves in a fantasy world. The author set the protagonist as a demon hunter from the School of Bear. His values caused some controversy, but personally, he felt that this was the pluralistic values that the author wanted to express. Although the involvement in the wizarding world was not high, the author cleverly showed the vastness and depth of the story through the intersection of the various worlds of the celestial sphere. Overall, this was an excellent novel and worth reading. The recommended rating is 7.9. Strongly recommended.
7."Human Killing Intent, Heaven and Earth Repeatedly": Xianxia.
Enchanted Talismans, Immortal Arts, Anomalies, Heroes, Demons, Ghosts…
The land was in ruins, and evil creatures grew everywhere.
Once a man kills, heaven and earth will turn upside down
Sweep away evil spirits and monsters
Slaying the Dragon Court, pacifying the world, destroying mountains and temples, cutting off the connection between heaven and earth…
I'll ask for it myself!
The author's previous sports books were all very well written. He only wrote about running, and the sense of immersion was very strong. The plot was reasonable and the description was exquisite. I recommend 'Born to Run' and 'Run Out of My Life'.
8."Journey of a Foreigner": Doujin, Infinite Style

5-star Doujin recommendation:
Hello, Natsume, by Lu You
The Infinity from the Soul of Chess, by Ifeitai Mingjing

4-star Doujin recommendation:
"I'm playing cards in Dueling City." Author's name is taken.
9."The Daily Life of the American Detective":"The Daily Life of the American Detective" was a very interesting book. The main character was a super genius who was good at literature and martial arts. His writing style was also very interesting. The story is a fusion of elements from an American drama. It's a detective book that suits my taste very well. Overall, this book was very interesting. Although there were some concerns that it might end badly, the surprises and expectations were very high. The reading progress has already reached 249 chapters. I give it a rating of 25 points and do not recommend it. In general, this book was a self-defined American drama series. It was based on the protagonist of an accountant assassin who had both civil and martial arts. It was basically a simple and straightforward story. The plot was very short and lacked the necessary ups and downs. Although the protagonist's moral values were a little vague, overall, the book gave people a supermodel feeling. In terms of writing style, although most of the stories were flat and straightforward, the author cleverly avoided the description of action scenes and big scenes, making the story lack the sense of image and excitement. In terms of the plot, although there was no problem with being invincible, acting cool, and crushing, the author avoided describing the main character's actual combat ability for the sake of trickery, resulting in the plot being too short. In terms of setting, first of all, there was no definite relationship between the IQ and the symptoms of Alzheimer's disease. Moreover, the Yin-Yang system was already very simple. Every time it was mentioned, it was still very abrupt and felt like it was not being paid attention to. However, as a series of plots, the connection between the various American dramas was very smooth, and the appearance of many characters was also eye-catching. In terms of characters, the protagonist was a typical tool, moving wherever he needed to, but it also matched some of the characteristics of Asper's syndrome. The characters who appeared, especially the high-IQ characters in the original novel, were not very outstanding in order to accommodate the performance of the main character. In terms of thinking, the female version of Moriarty's plot was obviously out of control. Even if the appearance of the previous version was obvious, the moral bottom line had deviated and crossed the line. In general, this book was a world of American dramas and movies, and the author did a good job in this aspect. I gave it a summary of its provisions and was currently chasing after this book.
10."American TV Series: World of Adventures": Charles, also a favorite name.
"Steampunk: Sixth Era Epic": You're right, but "Steampunk: Sixth Era Epic" is a brand new Western fantasy novel written exclusively by a salted fish aviator. The story took place in a kingdom called Delarion. Here, those chosen by God would be given the qualifications of the Chosen One to complete the epic. You will play the role of a mysterious character named Shad Hamilton. You will encounter sorceresses and witches with different personalities and unique abilities on a free journey. Together with them, you will be saved and go to the final era. At the same time, you will gradually discover the truth of the "end of the world."
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Western fantasy had many female leads and was slow to get popular. The author had designed a unique extraordinary system. It was large in quantity and stable in updates. It even had the nickname of a civil servant. The author was good at writing hidden pens, and he could use them later. He had his own outline and had a lot of words, but there was no confusion. It was worth reading.
"Mysterious Hunting Ground": 9 points for character development. The main character and Mona, the psychic brothers, and Mind Hunter Buddha were all good. The plot was shaped by five points. It was too American and did not match the atmosphere of the starting point. It was a blow to the cool point and even a little demoralized.
"The American Sage":"The American Sage" is a refreshing novel. The author, Milk Bottle, uses a unique explanation to make people's eyes light up. For old readers who were tired of the traditional prehistoric genre, this book was very suitable for a change of taste. In the early stages of the story, the protagonist was an old man, giving off a strong feeling. It was estimated that the protagonist would have to wait until he became an immortal before he could be treated as a fellow daoist. At the same time, a storm was brewing in America. The ancestral gods of the Native Americans were returning, and the six-day-old Qi in China was also coming back to life. What should the Taoists do? This triggered a series of thoughts and expectations. Overall, the book was inspiring, allowing people to think about life, emotions, psychology, society, history, and many other aspects. It was a good book worth recommending.
14:"The New Era of Chaos Begins from the Song Dynasty": A very unconventional work. I can only say that if you don't like it, don't criticize it. The world view and setting are a little complicated. The background of the era is based on the Song Dynasty.
<> Quasi-Immortal Grass! It was a pseudo-infinite-style novel based on Warhammer. The main world was Warhammer, supernatural, and Marvel. It was one of the rare books that wrote about the power system of Marvel that did not collapse, and Warhammer actually knew how to mix daily life and system research. It was not like other Warhammer fans who kept writing hundreds of chapters! In the past, I was always convinced when I saw warhammers. This book's fascinating introduction made me interested in the warhammer system!
Extraordinary Voyage, 2.99 million words, complete. [Tagged with: Age of Great Voyage, Ocean-going Colonization, Adventure Exploration, Western Fantasy.]

Evaluation:
A. Interesting and rare theme, rich and substantial content;
B. Too much content is involved, resulting in a slight lack of completeness;
C. The author's writing level is acceptable, and the reading experience is smooth.
[Book List Overall Rating: T2 (Magic Legends: The Age of Great Voyage)]

I. Introduction
Ivan woke up in a small seaside town and rose up as the descendant of a declining noble. He walked step by step into the center of the vortex and took off the miracle crown that was at the peak of the extraordinary.

II. Plot, Character, and Writing Level
Extraordinary Voyage's plot development in the early and middle stages could be considered quite outstanding. The main storyline in the early stages was the Black Sea Goddess incident. The entire plot was composed of multiple small plot segments connected in series, and there were also side branches such as the God of Drama. After sufficient preparation and promotion, it triggered the final climax. It was quite impactful to watch in one breath. In the middle of the story, the sea overlord, the Kingdom of Silius, was introduced. The protagonist offered advice to the ruling royal family on the plan to disqualify the overlord. This scene, which was born out of history and subverted the Spanish ruling position on the sea, could be said to be quite outstanding. It made the readers feel that they were facing the great changes in the world that had not been seen for hundreds of years. At the same time, the existence of historical archetypes also made the plot more realistic. It was very enjoyable to follow the protagonist's point of view and witness the end of the generation of overlords losing blood until they were dismembered.

The effect of the character creation was average, and the female lead could even be considered to have a point deduction.

The author's writing standard was up to standard and met the basic needs of web novels.

Third, special highlights
The author of "Extraordinary Voyage" was quite serious in his writing. He had done a lot of information gathering work, including the classification of ships, composition, personnel system, international situation, and so on. The actual reading effect was also very good. The background of the virtual geographical discovery was quite realistic. The author did not blindly copy the real history. The author divided and reorganized several major countries according to the needs of the plot and built a background system of the virtual world. It was not completely out of touch with reality and difficult for readers to bring in. It also didn't have a lack of freshness due to the complete similarity with history. In addition, the fictional background also gave the author more room to play, allowing him to design the plot relatively flexibly.

IV. Problems
Firstly, the author did a good job in the general setting and plot framework, but the details and techniques were not satisfactory.
(2) The writing style is rather scattered, and the plot content is not compact enough;
(3) The content that involved the change of the times in the later stages was mixed with private goods.
"The Wizard of the Integrated Network: From Azeroth to the Classic of Mountains and Seas":"The Wizard of the Integrated Network: From Azeroth to the Classic of Mountains and Seas" was a very new sub-genre novel. It filled people with anticipation and curiosity towards this Integrated Network world. Although they had not read this book, Bald Yi's second Druid book was already trustworthy, so they had some expectations for this book.

This book looked very casual and comfortable. It was relaxed and not oppressive, making people feel very comfortable. The main character was an outstanding Great Wizard of the modern era. He had grown up in the Multiverse, from Krusu to the Evil God. As long as they were not in human form, especially those found in the Classic of Mountains and Seas, they could all become ingredients for his steamboat when he returned home. The style of this book was excellent, making people feel that it was a little wet, but they couldn't stop. Overall, this book was inspiring. Not only did it start from the content of the book, but it also made people think about life, emotions, psychology, society, and history. In short, this book was an excellent book that left a deep impression on people.
"Mystery Makes Me Strong": The protagonist has the Seed of Mystery. The more mysterious the protagonist is, the stronger he becomes. Analyzing the secrets of others can restore the protagonist's mysteriousness.
19:"Out of the Cage": New book on nuclear battleships, more propaganda
20:"The Witcher of the Game": A seedling of a . System Style. Not bad. Finally, the number of words increased. Unfortunately, I killed it. Evaluation price: 3.5 stars.

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