The Tomb Raider's Jade Talisman (Original Novel of the Film and TV Adaptation)

Compared with Tian Xia Ba Sing and Nanpai Sanshu, I still prefer Tian Xia Ba Sing

The article is well written. The author has a wide range of knowledge. Whether it is Buddhism, Yin Yang Bagua, or unofficial biographies, the writing is very good. The revolutionary quotations are one after another. But what about the ending?

It's as good-looking as ever, and the author has such a broad range of knowledge, including revolutionary quotations. Ba Chang's books have always been my favorites, and I have bought physical copies of several of them. Secondly, Third Uncle from the Southern School also likes to read, but several of Third Uncle's books are unfinished and I read them anxiously. Personal opinion, don't comment if you don't like it

Apart from being short, there are no other faults. The plot has ups and downs, and one link after another. Baoxianghua is a bit scary here. If I continue writing, I will read it again.

Although it is suspected of putting old wine in new bottles, it is still a very good book. In the book, the author reshaped the characters and wanted to create a story other than the Ghost Blowing Lantern series. However, the protagonist "I" and Fatty still make people think that this is the Ghost Blowing Lantern series. The most important thing is that the characters are almost the same as the Ghost Blowing Lantern series, the characters are the same, and the plot, narrative method, and props are also similar. The plot is like the fusion of several plots from "Ghost Blowing the Lantern", including queue jumping on the grassland, ancient tombs of the Liao Dynasty, and Baoxianghua, which is more powerful than the corpse-scented konjac. Although the plots are somewhat similar, the author has recreated them, abbreviating what has been written, writing in detail what has not been written, and adding many new elements, such as the frightening part about the dream, and the thrilling battle between man and wolf. Many new elements have been added to the book, but it is still readable. Even if it is similar to Ghost Blowing the Lamp, it will only make people feel friendly. After all, the authentic "gold-touching model" is still there!

WC, I saw you were working hard, but the result was gone, [cover face][cover face] But overall, this book is really good, and the story is closely connected. But I personally feel that Lao Hu and the others were a little confused after entering the ancient tomb. There is one picture that I feel is not very related to the previous ones and does not closely follow the theme. Moreover, the ending of the last chapter is just hasty, and I don't know how Lao Hu and the others came out like this. That's how sick Jianguo got. [Eat melon][eat melon] [Personal profile, please don't comment if you don't like it] ——Xinxiu Tianmu, I am alone in peace—— January 17, 2023 12:27

The books written by Tian Xia Ba Sing include humanistic geography, metaphysics and astronomy, and are comprehensive about the past and present. They are very imaginative and unconventional. Anyway, I like Tian Xia Ba Chang's adventure novels, and I hope to continue to produce better works. I also hope that other writers can break out of Tian Xia Ba Chang's shadow and create unique adventure novels.

The book Tian Xia Ba Sing is really good (*๓´╰╯`๓)♡, it looks like a ghost blowing out a lamp

"Touching the Golden Jue" tells the story of a tomb robbery that took place in the 1960s. The author of this book, Tian Xia Ba Chang, is good at integrating many elements such as ups and downs of stories, ancient inheritance, mysterious relics, and brotherly friendship. The language style of this book is mature and mellow, and the influence of traditional culture and folklore novels on Tianxia Ba Sing can be seen everywhere, and the elements are complex, including ancient mythological stories, as well as new elements such as Feng Shui secrets, gods and strange spirits. Tian Xia Ba Sing has profound writing skills and seems to have inexhaustible cultural materials, and each work shows different folk culture.

The background is that in the 1960s, Fatty, Army, and I were assigned to the Heilongjiang Construction Corps to engage in agricultural reclamation. On a cold winter night, while chasing a rabbit, he fell into a fox's den, accidentally ran into an ancient tomb in the Liao Kingdom, and the story began to unfold. The story layout is still very close to other tomb robbery series, but this does not affect the wonderfulness of the story. It has the meaning of classical storytelling, not only adventure and conspiracy, but also the meaning of exploring secrets and monsters. The description of the owner of the tomb in the Liao tomb is quite scary. That's how it is when reading tomb robbing novels. I always look forward to opening the coffin. After opening it, I describe the wonders in the coffin, which makes my hair stand on end.