Siren Blade

Another book of Daxicao was found. 1,000 Likes are pinned to the top, and 100 Amway pills are pinned to the top. The author is a bookworm, that is, tea leaves, who once wrote the rave review "I Have Super Powers Anyway" on other websites. I have also added the book to the book list of the Demon-Conquering Expert that he wrote on this site, but unfortunately... There is no backend. The overall feel of this book is that it has a world view that is roughly consistent with the previous books by Cha Ye. It tells a series of stories about the protagonist Li Duo who has been thinking about his goddess classmate who disappeared in the mountains and forests when he was in school, so he took a train and returned to the mountains and forests five years after the disappearance. He first went up the mountain, and then was discovered by the demon and killed. Then, he was reborn and returned to the train again, thinking it was his dream. Then, I found that everything in the dream happened again in reality. He thought he had the ability to go back in time, but found... Reasons for recommendation: 1. First of all, what I love most is the author's writing style, which almost restores 90% of Haruki Murakami's style. This style is not only the feeling given by the text, nor is it only the first person, but also includes Haruki Murakami's way of thinking as the protagonist, the reaction of the supporting characters, the transition between the plot and the plot, and even the amazing and wonderful metaphors of Haruki Murakami that frequently appear in this book. Many metaphors of tea leaves really amazed me. I often want to say, wow, Haruki Murakami must have eaten a whole tea leaf to write such a book. 2. The plot was fascinating from the beginning, then laid out step by step, then reversed, exploded, and then almost reversed one by one. I kept wondering whether Li Duo was going back in time, a dream, a precognitive dream, or something else. There are various reversals in the novel, good guys and bad guys switch to each other, and unexpected and reasonable developments emerge one after another. It is really exciting to read. 3. The uniqueness of the protagonist of tea. The protagonist of Cha Ye is always described in the first person. In terms of psychological activities, Cha Ye is really unique in describing the protagonist's very clear and detailed thoughts and changes in thinking. He is especially good at turning poisonous points into well-founded and reasonable plots through mental descriptions. In addition, the protagonist of Tea Leaves is also very likeable for his openness, sincerity and truth to himself. Similar recommendations: Cha Ye's first two books, "I'm a Superpower Anyway" and "Demon Conquering Expert" are both highly recommended. In addition, I recommend "Marne's Daily Life" and "Restricted Doomsday Syndrome" written by f Jun who have very similar styles. Then I recommend some weird and weird works: "Mysterious Resurrection", "I Created an Urban Legend in Tokyo", "When Japanese Kaitan was Created", "My Weird Life", "Tokyo Cthulhu", "Kaitan Player", "Kaitan Author's Postponement", "I Loaded the Kaitan Game", "This Is Not a Kaitan", "Becoming a Kaitan Succeeds", "Rule Kaitan: Urban Legends That Don't Exist", "Cultivation of Immortals through Weird Ways" and "Folklore Begins with the Blood God of Western Hunan".

Total score: 6 Category: Gram love A new book by a well-known eunuch Because I am famous for writing first-person Christian novels, this time I will write a Christian novel that prefers romance. Of course, romance is more harmonious, and it is mainly about things like demon hunters. You can read it with a million words first, so as not to fall into the pit and wait for a few years. Settings: 6 Plot: 6 Writing style: 6

The first twenty chapters are apotheosis in various senses, and they are reversed layer by layer. It's a pity that the subsequent plot is a bit weak, but it is still worth watching. This is a story about self-torture and redemption. At the same time... It's very abstract, with all kinds of weird xp flying in your face.

It's a good work if it matches the poisonous radio waves ( One of the few authors who can master first-person narration, he cleverly uses the unique perspective brought by the first person to create suspenseful narratives. Let's start with the tag of urban fantasy + suspense.