There were the top ten hacker and military categories, the list of spy novels, and more than two million words. Was it a male novel that was recognized as literary talent?

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I haven't been able to find all the novels that you want to match, but I've tried my best to find some related books. Here are a few related novels I found for you: 1. "I Don't Want to Be a Big Boss" Author: Shi Shi, Category: City, Entertainment Star, Finished, You Can Enjoy It with Rest assured 2. "The Crown of Witchcraft" Author: Lich King No.13, Category: Fantasy, Epic Fantasy, Completed, You Can Enjoy with Rest assured The following is a brief introduction of these novels: 1. "I never wanted to be a big boss." In a small farmhouse, under a big tree, a young man sat on a sandalwood chair with a cup of green tea in his hand. He looked into the distance with a depressed expression! He had originally only wanted to earn some money so that his bank account balance would have a few more zeros so that he could find his parents and relatives. However, he did not expect that he would accidentally become a heavenly Go player, a supreme web novel master, a calligraphy master, a technological giant…a giant of the era! "Mr. Xu Mochen, the whole world is waiting for your latest single. When will you release it?" "Mr. Xu Mochen, known as the number one Go player in the world, hopes to play another round with you. Furthermore, to show his sincerity, he has even sent you a chess manual that he missed out." "Mr. Xu Mochen, you have changed the development of the world. May I ask, what is the secret of your success? "Let's not talk about success for now," Xu Mochen said bitterly."Can you let me finish this cup of tea first?" 2. [Witchcraft Divine Crown] A veteran programmer transmigrated to another world to become a wizard, but he accidentally discovered that the wizard's cultivation was very similar to programming. From then on, he walked the path of learning witchcraft through programming… "What the hell is damage output? I only know cout " "Is multi-elemental replication that amazing? Let's learn about it recursively." Code farmers knew witchcraft, and even hooligans couldn't stop it! ------------------ Fantasy, set in the Middle Ages (14th to 15th century, during the period of prey movement), more epic, non-traditional wizard novel. [Title: Power struggle, treasure hunt.] The style of writing was light and humorous, with a hint of horror. [The protagonist's personality is upright, evil, and calculative.] It was mixed with a certain amount of programming knowledge (these were all relatively basic things, because programming was set as witchcraft). Well, that was basically it. These works all have good reputations for your reference.