The Fairy City of the Common People

[Rating]: 3.5 [Slots]: 8 It smells like the authentic bean juice smell of old Beijing, like a group of old people and young people, squatting at the foot of the imperial city with their sleeves covered, bragging, thinking that my ancestors were slaves to the emperor. But Lao Rongguang is gone. The protagonist has the character of a ruffian. He has no other advantages except filial piety. In addition, others call the protagonist a little bastard when he opens his mouth and a bastard when he shuts up. I even think that the author has some strange habits.

It will be on the shelves tomorrow. I feel that not many people like this type, but it is highly recommended. It has a strong market flavor and can be seasoned. Recommendation index:★★★☆

Fairy novels! Very good! The writing is excellent and has a market atmosphere! If you look deeper, you can see human nature. Even if you just take a quick look at it, it's quite refreshing to watch. Two jujube trees, benevolence is in the eye of the beholder, and wisdom is in the eye of the wise. You won't be disappointed.

Nanzhong Bo (sound: Bo) is the vest of Cangshan Da Chong, the author of "Deer Demon Chasing Deer". Everyone who has seen Cangshan Big Chong knows it... The sun is very hot. To be honest, I'm short on books... I flipped through a book with four Glory stars and read dozens of chapters... All I can say is... Sigh :-( It was rare that I was at home today, so I took a nap in the afternoon and played poker... I couldn't bear to accept it, so I looked through Chiji's recommendation book again... And found this book. I read twelve chapters in total, and when I saw the part about worshiping the city god, I decided to recommend the book. The protagonist is a Wei Xiaobao-style street scoundrel - classic scenes: eating fairy peaches without washing hands after touching a corpse or defecating; clearly greedy for money, but agreeing to collect the corpse, so he said to his mother, "I promised the Zhou family, I will collect the corpse first, and I don't want to break my promise." Literary youth is not called writing power, this is called writing power. Storyline. The first day he was a market scoundrel who was beaten by his mother for six pieces of silver, and the next day he suddenly became the city lord... Strange, right? Bizarre. Oh, but the author has arranged it clearly, and you don't feel it is awkward at all. What is pen power? This is called pen power. (Actually, I've only read Chapter 12, so I can't write anything right now) Dialogue. It is my favorite dialogue style in Ming and Qing novels, comfortable and harmonious. Anyway, if you believe it, I'll take a look.