Manzi Started to Think About It

I've lived and seen many ghosts, All have flesh and blood, all have bones, and all are greedy. Tiger, calf, octopus, flaming vine; Burn my bones and suck my blood. Eat my remains, plateau sun; I live to find death. .................. Muddy November, dirty stones, Blackened bones, blurred palaces. I walked through the arches, I walked across the bridges, I am alive and searching for life. The light bleeds in the Moon Hall. Man and fish exchanged icy reactions. --"To and Back" .................. One of the better fantasy novels I have written recently, it has the flavor of fairy tales and religious poetry, like I am reading "The Divine Comedy". I hope I can keep updating it in the future and don't write it down.

Strong recommendation

Classified as sword and magic, the setting is novel, not DND. The northern tribe barbarians start with strong bodies and priest talents, animistic ancestor worship, tribal war pattern witch priests and various elements of the southern empire's mages, churches, and dwarves. Halfway through, I was thinking about plug-ins, and I needed inspiration, which is a logical chain to justify myself. The ancestral skull is used as a joke around, which has a fantasy flavor, but the actual atmosphere is a bit mixed. A semi-civilized slave tribe, the Southern Empire didn't say much about it, but it probably refers to the Middle Ages. There is a werewolf character, the daughter of a certain tribal chief was cursed by a witch, a bit of Fu Rui, but for those who like this, extra points, the contact and emotion are well written. One is savage, and the other is Furious. I personally don't like the slightly condescending attitude of the protagonist, especially the latter. I can't convince myself to treat the heroine as a pet beyond my heart. I often read novels from the perspective of a bystander, but I still can't accept it. A new book, the writing is excellent, the plot is compact for the time being, and the characters are quite distinct. The author pays attention to the chapter reviews, and the degree of rigor varies from person to person. It is worth reading. Recommended index: ✨✨✨ (ps: I still prefer pseudo-dnd in Western Fantasy, there is a framework reference)

The plot of Little Red Riding Hood is very fairy tale-like, and the plot development is quite good (it won't be a barbarian prince, a berserker, a brave man, I'm afraid. Jpg)