Similar to novels like "A God Asked Me to Save the World"There were novels similar to A God Asks Me To Save The World:
1."Be a Good Lord Before Ascending to Godhood." Author: The Secret Keeper Who Dissed
2: His and Their Stars, Author: Bleeding Stars a
3."Lord of the Oasis." Author: Old Zhao of Ji Prefecture
4."Lord of War: Rise from the Land of Misfortune." Author: Vicious Knight
5:"Fortress Mage", Author: Mo Xiang
Player Research Guide, Author: Wash Your Hands Often
7: The Cursed Ship, by Jar Pao Kimchi
8:"Our Family Has Declined", Author: Incompetent Crazy Coward
9:"Demon King, Demon King, Make a Fortune." Author: His Brain Was Hollowed Out
Lord of Decay, Author: Silky Aunty
The Elemental Tower, by Young Sky
The Joy of the Dragon Knight, Author: Bai Yuhan
"I Live Forever in the Fantasy World", Author: Jiuqu Hanjiang
I Can Upgrade the Shelter, by Shiqi Zheng
Search for Wild Humans, Author: A Chicken Outside the Clouds
Extraordinary Voyage, Author: Northern Sea Herding Whale
"This Feudal Lord Is Very Scientific." Author: Little White
Goddess of Revolution, Author: Grass Bandit
Survival Manual for the Strange World, Author: Feng Nanbei
Wasteland: A Guide to Paradise Construction, Author: There's an Old Gou
The following is a detailed introduction of these novels:
1."Before Ascension, Be a Good Lord": The writing style and logic are on point. The characters are portrayed realistically, and the characters are well-shaped. The plot is neat and clean. It's not a water story, but it's full of dry goods.
2."His and Their Stars": A new book I found a few days ago. Personally, I feel that it's not bad.
Was this considered a space version of the Amber Stream? In the 15th century, Earth in the parallel world experienced a major reversal. The arrival of the advanced space civilization on Earth brought the Earthlings into the Interstellar Era. It also brought the supernatural power of psionic energy into the vision of the Earthlings. From then on, the tree of technology and civilization was completely crooked. The main character was reborn into this world in one week and became a strong person. After the accident, he started his second week and became a graduate of Earth's number one military academy. He was currently working on Earth's colony, the New Jade Gate Planet. However, they happened to encounter a large-scale uprising of the local aborigines, and they were targeted by the Zergs who were waiting for an opportunity. At present, the protagonist and his party had just defeated the Zerg attack and awakened their Psionic Ability to become Extraordinaires.
[Why I'm reading this book: This should be considered a space version of the Amber Stream. Although there are some differences from the Amber Stream, the main points are similar.] 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. For example, I've never liked cosmic novels and interstellar warships, but this one is quite to my liking.
Why not read this book? There were more complaints in the book. The readers who liked it would naturally have no problem. Those who didn't like it would probably think that the author was enjoying himself.
In general, I feel that it's considered food. I'll change my evaluation depending on the situation.
3. Lord of the Oasis: Riding a Horse and Killing. Although the details needed to be perfected (the pace was a little fast). I hope the author doesn't write about jumping
4."War Lord: Rise from the Land of Misfortune": Crossing the Lord's Sword and the Construction of Magic Territory
The Earl had issued a decree to recruit a son-in-law, which allowed the useless second son of the baron to have a title and territory, and had the opportunity to fight for 30 years less. However, this territory was not easy to take because it was a notorious land of misfortune. The second son was scared to death after learning about the situation in the territory. At this time, a soul from Earth possessed him…
What was that? Land of Misfortune?
This was clearly a lucky place, alright?
Can't you see how comfortable my life is now?
Can't you see how happy my serfs are? Dark creatures?
Sorry, it was just a delivery…
It was a magical world where meteor showers appeared every Sunday.
There is a certain chance that the meteor shower will give birth to a magical treasure-Elemental Fairy.
Currently, the known fairies are:
Green fairies could increase the yield of crops.
The purple fairy could randomly increase the quality of plants.
The Yellow Faerie could make the land randomly contain some kind of mineral.
The Sprites could turn the land into a favorite habitat for certain creatures.
Of course, most of the time, the meteor shower did not necessarily fall on the elves, but on the terrifying bloodthirsty dark creatures.
5."Cannon Mage": Good
Player Research Guide: The Player Research Guide is an interesting, fun, and smooth book. The readers would be attracted by the plot described in the book and look forward to the subsequent storyline. Not only was the book enjoyable, but it also had a five-star rating. In the book, the author described the particularly interesting plot of the players reincarnating into animals, as well as the story of the protagonist's deep plot. In addition, the author showed rigorous and meticulous logic in the book. The writing style was smooth and epic, giving the readers an immersive reading experience. Overall, this book was a work that left a deep impression on people.
7: The Cursed Ship: The Cursed Ship is an exciting novel. The story revolved around a mysterious magic circle and a cursed ship, telling the story of a young man from a fishing village on his path to greatness. The author skillfully used magical elements and modern backgrounds to make the story full of fantasy and adventure. The protagonist started out as an ordinary fishing village teenager, but through the alchemy left behind by his parents, he gradually upgraded his ship and continued to explore the unknown world. The story was fast paced and the plot was fascinating, making people want to continue reading. The author's description of the ship and sailing was real and vivid, making the readers feel as if they were in that mysterious world. All in all, The Cursed Ship was an enjoyable novel that was worth reading.
8."Our Family Has Declined"
In a world without hope, he led a group of brave people to survive.
9."Demon King, Demon King Makes a Fortune":"Demon King, Demon King Makes a Fortune" was a hardcore revolutionary novel with a relatively heavy atmosphere. Although it was covered up by the title of the light novel, the author gave a detailed description of the mass base, which allowed the readers to understand the true face of the revolution in the other world. Compared to other harem novels with the title of revolution, the author showed his deep understanding of social system change in "Demon King, Demon King Makes a Fortune." Although the overall style was relatively relaxed, there were a few heavy elements mixed in. This might be the emotion that the author wanted to express. The ending was a little disappointing, but the ending was satisfying. In general,"The Demon King, the Demon King Makes a Fortune" was a well-written work, but it was delayed by the theme. Although the pace was slow, the author's personal preferences were fully displayed. Whether it was readers who liked dark styles or political science experiments, they could find their own enjoyment in this book. However, the title of the book made people complain, which lowered their expectations for the book. Overall,"The Demon King Makes a Fortune" was a book worth reading, but the author's personal style and the readers 'preferences had to be taken into account.
10."Lord of Decay": Eh, this is interesting. The western fantasy lord type is mainly farming, summoning tombstones to explore the underground, and resurrecting corpses has some meaning to necromancy.
Food and fodder. I noticed that the recent books that I've added have some medium to medium poison points. Most of them are caused by inexperience. I personally feel that I should be a little lenient to the new authors. I should ignore them for now or suggest skipping them to continue reading. What if the later plot is not bad?
11:"The Elemental Tower": For this book, I can only say that the setting is reasonable, the imagination is big enough, and there are always abilities or skills that I have never seen before…
Joy of the Dragon Rider: Joy of the Dragon Rider is the most exciting fantasy novel in recent times. This book was based on the plot of a farming novel. It told the story of a genius protagonist who grew up and eventually became a dragon knight after obtaining a bug-level cheat. The author had put in a lot of effort in setting the story so that it was neither brainless nor melodramatic. Not only was the plot of this book compact, but it was also inspiring, making people think about life, emotions, psychology, society, history, and other issues. Reading this book was like wandering in a sea of books, experiencing a glorious and long life.
"I Live Forever in the Fantasy World": Don't stop, the world is going to die.
For a thousand years, he resisted the fate written by the gods.
He witnessed how a fantasy world of swords and magic broke the monopoly of the church, the royal power, the mages, and the nobles, and transformed into an era where steel, gunpowder, steam technology, magic decadence, reputation, and wealth determined everything.
The only thing you need to remember is that you still have a soul in this long journey.
(Western Fantasy X Longevity Style, Steampunk from the middle stage, paying more attention to the changes of the times than personal gains and losses, micro-group portrait)
"I Can Upgrade the Shelter": The most realistic doomsday story at this stage. A meteorite hits the earth, and the world falls into eternal night. The protagonist uses his cheat to upgrade the sanctuary in the end.
"Search for Wild Humans": I think it should be classified as science fiction or light fiction, but the author put it in suspense. Speaking of which, the author's imagination is very big, and his writing style is quite likable. All the best!
It's mainly about the story of the protagonist traveling to 20,000 years in the future. I won't give you the details.
Ranking index:
(It's really good. It just went on sale. I hope it doesn't collapse.)
Extraordinary Voyage: Food and fodder. Western Fantasy, Male Lead Wizard, Female Lead Olivia
"This Feudal Lord Is Very Scientific": Combining Magic, Sword Arts, and Farming, Very Interesting
"Goddess of Revolution": The new work of the author who clearly proposed to wear clean clothes and not rebel, and the electric drill with a chrysanthemum cover. "Let Go of the Witches and Let Me Come" was an enhanced version of the first productivity. This book had no logical relationship with the standard definition of the word "revolution", nor did it have any intersection with the standard dnd world view. Although it was set in the dark background of the pseudo-Faerun world, the overall style was more entertainment. There was no bitterness and hatred in the book, only a relaxed and happy journey of a gentleman in another world. We don't need to care about the otaku atmosphere in the book, don't care about the chuunibyou goddess, and don't care about the male protagonist who is full of petty-class sentiments…We only need to care about the ancestral breeding elves that spread out from Longkong Mountain. We only need to see the strange encounter of the half-elf female protagonist being molested by the corpse salvager in this strange world, and explore whether the wolf girl with the blood of lust will use that layer of membrane to crack the male protagonist's avatar…
19:"Survival Manual for the Strange World": Give it a push. The early stages are a little average. After all, he's a newcomer. It's an excellent book in the strange category. The author has ordered from 200 songs to a fast one.
"Wasteland: Paradise Construction Guide": The protagonist uploaded his consciousness to become a Super Sanctuary Master AI. The background of the world was an invasion by highly infectious alien creatures. It was a desert wasteland, and the upper class had a heavy knowledge blockade on the lower class.
The author said that it was like the old bones of the wasteland, also with a Dihua support AI.
After reading about 40 chapters, he felt that it was not bad. There were many desolate-themed works.
Chapter 112 was different from the Bone King. His vision was focused on the main character sending out a synthetic human to pretend to be a human. It was a little awkward for the human clone to keep bragging about his main body, but it seemed like the main body was not pretending. He had learned Overload but not the essence of it. He wasn't a human, but a Dihua character could be considered Bone King! Introduction Fraud!
But he could still see it. I'll take a look.
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