I like to read Planet Ora: The Last Knight. Are there any other books that I can recommend?

2025-01-18 21:10

There were novels similar to Ora: The Last Knight: 1: The Three Kingdoms Begins with Zhang Fei, Author: Long Xiang Feng Zhu 2:"The Ming Dynasty Can't Die", Author: A Key Person 3. He Knows Pokémon Better Than Me, Author: Three-Star Little Fire Dragon 4."The Richest Man on Earth Begins in the Primitive Wilderness." Author: Happy Popcorn 5: Legend of Diga, Author: Maple Leaves The following is a detailed introduction of these novels: 1."The Three Kingdoms Begins from Fooling Zhang Fei": Chen Su traveled to the Later Han Dynasty and became the son of Chen Deng, the leader of Xuzhou scholars. Liu Bei was leading his troops outside, and Zhang Fei was reckless and careless. Seeing that Xuzhou was about to be stolen, what should he do? Of course, he had to fool Zhang Fei and defend Xu Prefecture first… 2."The Ming Dynasty Cannot Die": Cross the Ming Dynasty and become Zhu Youjian. In order to avoid the tragic end of Zhu Youjian, he could only work hard to make the country prosperous, develop and reform, and rejuvenate the country through science and technology! In his hands, Da Ming absolutely could not die. And he could not be the ruler of a subjugated country! 3."He Knows Pokémon More Than Me":[World of Elves] is a funny and dissing genre. The early stages of the plot are the same as the original, but the old plot is written with new ideas. The cheerful style is the highlight. If he could accept the setting of the first few chapters, there would not be too many obstacles in reading it. It would be even better if the author could write more about the appearance of the elves. [Potential to become a god: ] Plot Progress: [Update Speed: ] 4."The richest man on Earth starts from the primitive wilderness": War is terrible. It can destroy everything. If human civilization were to disappear and return to the era of drilling wood to make fire, gathering and hunting for a living, would you still be able to survive? Entering the wilderness, our global competition has begun! They ventured deep into the Amazon rainforest, survived the storm on rafts, and escaped from the death strangulation of giant pythons... They would go back to the place where Su Wu was herding sheep, feel the cold wind of-50 degrees Celsius in Siberia, and fight with the wild wolves that were rushing towards them... The canoe sailed across the ocean, and not only did it face the surging waves, but when you wanted to eat fish, the great white shark opened its bloody mouth and bit you… "What happened to the animals that tried to bite you?" asked the reporter. "The protein has turned into an acidic acid," Lin Zheng said."It has injected a powerful energy into my body!" The story had to start from the North American continent, hunting, gathering, fishing, catching turkeys, smelting copper, forging iron, and making porcelain… In 30 days, they had embarked on a path of civilization that the Native Americans had never taken in tens of thousands of years. At first, every step was frightening. There were so many snakes in the valley! 5."The Legend of Tiga":"The Legend of Tiga" is an Ultraman novel that makes people's eyes light up. The author presented Diga's worldview in the novel, integrating the character of the protagonist in the early stage into the taste of 40% Nexius and 60% Leo. In the middle and late stages, he added the multiverse worldview and the connection between Ling and Xin Ao, making the story more rich and fascinating. The author's style of writing was mature, and it had improved greatly compared to his previous works, making this novel a rare and excellent work in the literary world. Especially the female lead, Chris Maya, who left a deep impression on everyone. In addition, there were parts of Ultraman from other worlds in the book, but the author had clearly marked them with the title of the book, so it would not affect the main plot. In general, this novel was full of the taste of special photography, which was quite different from the cool novel. However, for readers who liked special photography, this was not important. Overall, the Legend of Tiga was a satisfying book and worth recommending.