The Ghost Speaks Not: The Ghost's Lament at Xiandun

Book fans who have read the "Ghost Blowing Lamp" series by Tian Xia Ba Chang will want to check out this new book. This book continues Ba Chang's consistent style, telling readers like a story, and setting up suspense so cleverly that people can't stop listening to him, and they can also learn a lot of relevant knowledge in the process. In addition, in terms of story setting, the book also has the shadow of "Ghost Blowing the Lamp". The protagonist robs tombs all over the country. Several characters have distinct personalities. The final ending has a distinct fatalistic flavor, which also reflects Ba Chang's long-standing values.

The final ending is unexpected but reasonable, and the final plot twist leaves people unsatisfied. Nice! ! ! ❤💜💚💙

The plot of this book is so exciting! I especially like the mysterious underground world and bizarre scenes inside, which opened my eyes. I have had a similar experience. When I was a child, I also heard some strange stories told by my elders, so I resonated with the plot in the book. However, I hate that child the most. He blocks people's way and demands their lives. It's so abominable! Fortunately, Blind Laoyi knows his way around and helps the protagonist avoid the disaster. Overall, this book is worth reading and is recommended to friends who like mystery stories.

As the founder of the Chinese tomb-robbery novel genre, the author Tian Xia Ba Chang is very good at integrating mysterious oriental culture with popular cultural elements, taking the essence and discarding the dross, and creating works that are contemporary and imprinted on national culture. In this book, the author relies on his profound cultural memory to describe Nuo culture in a long and unpredictable way, and uses his unbridled imagination and superb narrative skills to compile a mysterious and suspenseful story. The full text has a tight rhythm and smooth writing, which makes you want to stop reading it.

The tomb robbing stories in the world are somewhat similar. The novelty is that the author added Nuo culture as the background, which shows a different interest from ordinary tomb robbing novels. The rural legends interspersed in it are also very interesting. The plot is very compact, closely connected in the form of a unit drama, and the writing is also very smooth. This time it has become a complete supernatural or a horror story. After reading it, it makes people's hair stand on end. The combination of me, Da Yandieer and Shameless in the book is also somewhat similar to the combination of Hu Bayi, Fatty Wang and Da Jinya in the Ghost Blowing Lamp series. Looking at the whole book, the second half is more exciting than the first half and is written in one go.

When I was in junior high school, I thought it looked so good, hahahaha, and now the paper version is still lying in my drawer hahaha. Tian Xia Ba Sing Dada is simply my idol!

In search of the rare treasure, I experienced a bizarre world and unimaginable hardships. The plot is well described, and the scenes and vivid characters seem to come to life on the page. The text is abbreviated, leaving room for readers to add. The final ending seems unexpected but seems reasonable. In order to unlock the secret behind the magical mask and show us the mysterious stall culture, the suspense novel and the theme of tomb robbing are worth reading.

This is a tomb robbing story. All the tomb robbing stories sung all over the world are somewhat similar. The novelty is that the author added Nuo culture as the background, which shows a different interest from ordinary tomb robbing novels. The rural legends interspersed in it are also very interesting. The plot is very compact, closely connected in the form of a unit drama, and the writing is also very smooth. This time it has become a complete supernatural or a horror story. After reading it, it makes people's hair stand on end. The combination of me, Da Yandieer and Shameless in the book is also somewhat similar to the combination of Hu Bayi, Fatty Wang and Da Jinya in the Ghost Blowing Lamp series. Looking at the whole book, the second half is more exciting than the first half and is written in one go.

Very nice. The way of writing is in classical Chinese and vernacular, without being verbose, procrastinating, or clumsy. The plot is compact and gripping.

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