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Among online novels, I have read "Shading the Sky", "Perfect World", "Zhu Xian", "Xian Ni", "Tomb Robbers Notes", etc., And this book is the novel with the highest literary value that I have seen on the Internet so far. I'm very picky about reading books, and I basically don't read anything that isn't literary. The purpose of novels is to teach people, to reflect society, and to appeal to society. Such novels are the most literary, even if it is a short article. Looking at the current novels, there are only a few that really catch my eye. I am also creating, but not online.

I don't want to talk about anything else, I just want to talk about people. I have always had a heartfelt resistance to the harem, but at the end of the book Xu Le made it clear ""If they are all willing, then I will all "This attitude, as a female reader, I also feel a kind of magnanimity and honesty. This kind of magnanimity and honesty can be called shameless or selfish, but to be honest, this attitude is actually not so disgusting and not so pretentious. I really laughed when I saw this sentence. Maybe it is the magnanimity and honesty projected from the beginning to the end of this book. Although it has a bit of a rogue flavor, it is also a bit cute. I read the last few chapters first, including the author's postscript, and then moved on to the previous content. This way of reading made me read this book with a curious and critical attitude. After reading it, I realized why "Ikuko" is the most vivid, because she is the only one who really lives out her own personality. As for Jian Shui'er, Nan Xiangmei and Xiao Xigua, no matter what meaning they have encountered or how different their appearance and temperament are, they are as beautiful as dreams, but they have a similar vagueness, like a hazy yearning for a lady. In fact, although Zhang Xiaomeng was not so lovable in the early stage, it was also more real. Is it just that the first love is destined to be broken?

Mao Da is still writing, but there will no longer be a second Xu Le in my life. It was the first time I saw Mao Da in a video. How should I put it, it was a bit unexpected. I thought Mao Da was an old man before. Well, I like Mao's books very much, but I have never deliberately gotten to know him. I have tried to get to know his books, and the first book I read was Jian Ke. Too many years have passed, and I can never go back, and I can never regain the feeling of reading books back then. At that time, I was confused and met Xu Le head-on. Who is Xu Le? Xu Le is a complete person, a more complete person than me, In fact, if you ask me about it at this time, I have almost forgotten the content of Jiankezhong, and all that is left is my obsession with the name Xu Le. He once influenced me, took root in my heart, and brought me to where I am today. I don't mean to say that I walked very well. On the contrary, I walked very poorly, my steps were messy, and my path was crooked. But when I stopped being afraid, I knew what was fermenting inside me. I won't read "Jian Ke" a second time because I can no longer find the feeling I had when I read the book. And there will never be a second Xu Le in my life.

I rarely come across this kind of novel with political thoughts. At first I thought it was a passionate battle novel, but later I found out that it was not so, but it still makes you addicted to it. Whether it is the ideological hedging or the characterization of the characters, I think there are few novels that can make you remember the characters in the novel so clearly. A very good novel, worth recommending.

I came here because of my book friend Amway, who said that Mao Ni's writing is good and literary. After reading two of his books, they both have about a hundred chapters and I couldn't read them anymore. The writing is only average, and the stories are a bit cliché and unattractive. Maybe it's because I'm really old. It's really hard to find books on the Internet that I can read.

I listened to it. It's very good when I'm tired.

There are so many heroines in this book! ,. .

This is an interstellar science fiction work set in the future. It tells the story of the protagonist starting from a remote border planet, going through a series of events, and finally returning to peace. However, although it is a description of the future world, the story is also full of high-tech products such as mechas and battleships. However, as long as you pay attention, you can see that this book has a martial arts atmosphere at its heart. From the protagonist to the supporting characters, to passers-by and the final BOSS, everyone has their own story and ambition. Different characters are intertwined to form the world in the entire book. The plot of "Jian Ke" is actually very good, with ups and downs, and all the foreshadowings and reversals are arranged just right. This work is about politics, morality, dreams and stubbornness. As for reading the postscript, I admit that it was too literary in some chapters and I couldn't help but laugh. The summary of politics in the book contains too much personal information. But regarding morality and the ultimate personal pursuit, this book can be said to be a martial arts novel cloaked in science fiction, with too many killings in ten steps and leaving no trace in a thousand miles. Those so-called heroes are nothing more than still firmly believing that what they are doing is right at a specific moment, and they are also determined to go on; this kind of self-confidence and intoxication is extremely charming. From a certain point of view, heroes and villains are both extremely self-centered and powerful mentally, like a hard stone, obsessed with the world. "If you can't change the world, then at least don't let the world change you." Many people may want to reflect on how they have changed over the years, but find that their past selves have become increasingly blurry, and they can only recall their silent selves in various moods from the remaining words. Many people can no longer see themselves clearly, but this lack of clarity is not due to memory loss, but rather that they no longer know what they want. Everyone is adhering to their original aspirations: Xu Le is being a moral saint in his heart; Tai Zhiyuan realized his dream of exploring the depths of the universe before he died; Master Fan exposed his thighs and insisted on literary peace and love; Feng Yu hid his guilt for Jian Shui'er under his unruly soul from beginning to end; Nan Xiangmei realized her sentence to Xu Le "I am the most suitable person to be your wife" and became the general manager; Zhong Yanhua unexpectedly and reasonably did not move into the harem, although it was just a shortcoming; Shi Qinghai dedicated his life for his belief in equality and freedom and his friendship with Xu Le; Shang Qiu still maintained the stubbornness of an engineer and frigidity, and would not give in even to death... Everyone lives a different self, and they are all different fireworks, but they are also a little lonely, just like the well-known mantra in Donglin District mentioned at the beginning of the book: "Life is really as lonely as fireworks."

Watching it again after a year, many chapters are missing. For example, Shi Qinghai and peeking at Helen's cell phone records are the plot. The story about Du Shaoqing's parents is of course not limited to these two. It feels like at least a dozen chapters are missing. Where are the chapters? It's so uncomfortable

"In the life of a fool, soap operas are enough."