Towards the end of the year, various official year-end summaries have come out one after another, and today I received a reading report from the starting point. It mentioned ten of my favorite novels of the year, and I was somewhat surprised to see the specific works on the list.
At the top of the list is Eagle Eats Chicken's new book "Stargate", which has achieved a counterattack with a strong performance that has since come to the top, just like its performance on the major lists at the starting point.
The novel was launched in July this year, and it has been written for less than half a year, but the word count has reached nearly 3.7 million. Updated more than 20,000 words a day, the tentacles are worthy of the name. I also chased all the way over.
The novel is the novella of its GaoWu trilogy, and those interested in this series can check it out.
And "The Other Side of Deep Space", which I also chased at the first time, only ranked fifth, and the reason was that Chendong lost in the update.
Although the novel was online two months earlier than Stargate, the total word count was less than half of it.
However, it was not easy for Chendong to maintain the rhythm of six thousand words a day, and the requirements for him could not be too high. As long as he can keep changing, it is the biggest victory.
As for the newspaper Seller Xiao Langjun's "Da Bong Da Ren Ren" is ranked sixth, because the novel ended in August this year, the follow-up has not been updated much, and it has not been read again, and it is naturally surpassed by latecomers.
The novel belongs to the Xianxia Harem Text, which is the novel with the highest average order score at the current starting point, and it is close to 170,000, which is still very powerful.
If you like to read harem novels, you can try it, the first and middle periods of the novel are particularly eye-catching, and the later stages are slightly insufficient.
In addition, the same harem text of "Red Chamber Spring" is in the second place, although the novel is finished, but the outside has not been broken, so it has been watching.
Its theme belongs to the fan work of "Dream of the Red Chamber", and there are also achievements that have exceeded 10,000, and those who are interested can try it.
In the third place of "Monsters Killed will die", in fact, I just concentrated on watching for a while, although the next few hundred chapters have also subscribed, but so far have not watched, this ranking is really high.
Similarly, "From the Red Moon" was also available, and I only watched half of the full order and failed to pick it up.
As for the rest of the works, I mostly focus on them for a period of time.
However, it is still recommended here that Yan ZK's "Town Demon Museum" ranked fourth, the novel belongs to the novel that combines mythology and history, and the protagonist continues to live from the yao shunyu era to the modern era, guarding the shenzhou.
This period played an extremely important role in all dynasties and generations. The novel is like a deciphered text, and the protagonist is constantly retrieving past experiences.
Some of the rest of the works belong to my personal preference. For example, the Ten Walks of "Pure Yang Martial God" was written for six years, during which the update was intermittent. Fortunately, the stable update was restored in February this year, and I have been seeing it now.
There is also the "Ten Fang Martial Saints" that rolled away, which has a mixed reputation, which has just ended recently, and the end of the blink of an eye is really a riot, saying a bad ending, absolutely not fake.
The ninth place "Red Sand Dust" is a relatively unpopular Naruto fan, and the main perspective is opened by Sha Ren. Taking the strategic layout route is not very enthusiastic, and everyone will not necessarily like it.
In addition to the above works, I actually saw more of the "Sword of Dawn" by The Distant Pupil this year, "Immortal Ambition, The Beheading of the Opening Vegetable Market Mouth" by the Foolish Old Man, "Immortal in the Lower Pot" by the Underwater Wanderer, "Unscientific Imperial Beast" by the light spring and so on.
In fact, the number of novels that I have actually read in a year may be less than fifty, and many works have been abandoned halfway through.
No way, the more the online novel is written to the later stage, the higher the probability of collapse, and the more common the situation of dissuasion is.
So a work that can make people see from the beginning to the end is very rare for everyone.
If you come across such a work, you still have to support it more. Finally, I wonder what novels you've read this year?