Legend of Burning Rhinoceros: under the Snow

The mission is passing by,,. . .

The ethereal and strange atmosphere, the exquisite and gorgeous text, and the style of the whole book are very light. There are few thrilling moments, great joys and great sorrows, and only the joys, angers and sorrows of other worlds can be easily and leisurely shuttled through.

I have been partial to fantasy novels lately, and this one has a very different style. Overall, the plot is very attractive, the descriptions are touching, the scenes are thought-provoking, and the ending has a profound meaning.

The stories written by Garuda are beautiful and quiet

Although the main character's name is very middle-class and unconventional... But the story is really good! After all these years I still think it looks good! A mix of legends and folklore! With the addition of Zhiguai, it's really great...

It's really good-looking. The stories are often mixed with strong Chinese plots, leading to the exploration of the charm of five thousand years of culture.

Legends, ghosts, etc. That have long been forgotten by people are naturally integrated into the daily life of the siblings.

Firewing's books have always been bizarre and gorgeous. The scenery on the other side is unfolding before the eyes like a picture scroll along with the words. Good!

Still Nippon, the story of the Eighteen Families is very impressive~ This main line is also very clear. After each chapter, there is a summary of Yukinoshita's message, which connects the whole story.

What bullshit, nonsense, a running account