1, QQ reading: The biggest advantage of this reader is that it can be updated in time. Many e-books that have just come out of paper books, and e-books that have just started serializing, can generally be found on them. The disadvantage is that there are many books that are charged, and there are many advertisements and pushes. Fortunately, it can be shielded.

2, sogou reading: free reading artifact! Many books are published for a fee, but sometimes they can be read for free in the future. Personally, I feel that this reader is actually similar to online reading. It seems to sort out the resources that everyone can find online, but the disadvantage is that there are often chapters that are garbled and the interface is relatively low. Because I can't always turn off its noisy push, I uninstalled it ... (developers don't hit me) but when I search for novels on the Internet later, it will always come out automatically. I can't help but shrug my shoulders because my mobile phone is equipped with sogou input method, which is a bit like rogue software, but in all fairness, sogou's reading is ok.

3, palm reading iReader: an old reader, the bookshelf interface is comfortable, the books are not expensive, most of them are 200 cakes, sign in and draw more cakes, you can save enough in a few days. The disadvantage is that the update is slow, and the books in the book city are often pushed very low ... (This is a common problem for most readers, and many online articles are really scum and pushed ... but there are still many good works by the Great God.

4, Dangdang reading: update in time, the biggest feature is that you can buy paper books directly (after all, you are the owner), second, it will recommend you to buy books by pushing articles! ! ! Great, all right! Many articles are rich in gold, so you can subscribe to your favorite channels yourself ~

5, read more: I just started to use it recently, and found that the biggest advantage is that its notes page can let you see the complete notes as long as you click! ! ! This is so important! With other apps, when I look back at my underlined tag, I usually only show part of it. I have to click back to the page in the book to see the complete underlined part, which is very annoying and needs to be clicked many times. However, it's good to read more, and it's clear at a glance that people don't bother to recall the plot and decide to delete notes.