Lord Beyond the Mountain

Watching "The Lord Beyond the Mountain" feels like reading documentary literature. This work is not suitable for novices and old people, because it contains a lot of cruelty extracted from reality but condensed. Moreover, the beginning is very unfriendly to readers. Many readers can't stand the outline-like beginning and abandon the book. I abandoned the book several times. However, once I read it, I was immersed in its huge charm.

1. Horseback riding and slashing, the story and revolution of three generations of lords 2. First person, Western fantasy translation style, legendary chivalry 3. In my lifetime, I only add tj books in the hope that someone can read and pay attention to it. I hope that one day the author can come back and give a happy QAQ. 4. It is quite slow to develop. The protagonist only officially appears in the third volume, and the protagonist's golden finger is not wide open. There is too much foreshadowing in the front, which is simply out of place in QD. It is reasonable to rush into the street, but it is really good-looking. 5. Lk's book recommendation post said that it has the flavor of One Hundred Years of Solitude, but as a normal Chinese young man, I really can't understand "One Hundred Years". However, like Jiuyu's works, it has a very high literary level and is not suitable for silly, brainless and enjoyable reading needs. 6. As for the heroine and relationships, I think if this book continues to be serialized, it will basically be, in every sense_(:3∠)_ (It may also be that the author couldn't control it anymore, so he simply gave up on the book. The new book "The Establishment of the Kingdom" is not as interesting as this one)

The best horse-and-slash fic, the online version of One Hundred Years of Solitude, it's a pity that the eunuch is

Many book friends have complained to me that although the mountains are nice, they really can't stand it. I asked them why and they said it was too light. So I went to see the mountain. For the first time, I put down the book because I couldn't stand such a biographical narrative. But I couldn't bear to part with those simple words and those lifelike flesh-and-blood characters. I picked up Shan again, but I gave up the book after not reading much. It really didn't have the "coolness" I was used to reading. Finally, regarding the book Mountain, I kept picking it up and putting it down and kept repeating it. It was not until I read Mountain again some time ago that I realized that it was not dull at all. This is a book worth spending time to appreciate.