One Pig, One Flute, One Immortality

. Between martial arts and fairy tales, it is a classical style novel that classifies fantasy themes. After thinking about it for a long time, I found this book very interesting. The rhythm of the plot is refreshing and sharp, like drinking iced Coke on a hot summer day, which is very suitable for the theme of fantasy novels; the daily scenes related to the female characters make people smile knowingly, and are adjusted just right. In terms of writing style, the half-text and half-white content is handled very well. It does not affect the reader's understanding, has no reading threshold, and does not deliberately chew on the words and leave the book bag. It is very suitable for the classical fairy tale theme. It can be said that in terms of plot rhythm or writing style, this book is at the beginning level, making people doubt the author's identity at first glance. But the combination of these two advantages, coupled with the title of this book, makes it a classical style novel with a bit of literary youth? If I don't ask for a particularly precise description, the feeling can be described like this. In fact, the quality of this book is very good and it is worth recommending. It's just that it's somewhere between martial arts and fairy tales on the one hand, and between fairy tales and fantasy on the other. It's not pure enough, and its performance will inevitably be worse in terms of reading capacity in the new book issue (it has attracted a group of fatteners). I don't know if the author can keep his composure and keep updating until the number of words increases and he will start to work harder. Then coming back to it, what I really want to analyze in this book is actually the creation of supporting characters. In terms of character creation, there is actually a lot of knowledge in how to quickly establish a character and establish a character image. However, many of the supporting characters in this book were picked by the author at his fingertips, using hot topics of current affairs and various folklore situations in the book. This makes the book's supporting characters have their own hot-button characters, vividly appearing on the page, and giving rise to a soul-stirring spirit. Perhaps this spirit is why the early stories in this book give people a sense of martial arts?