
The Great Thief
神偷天下
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 486k Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Unknown
- Updated
- 3y ago
- Source
- Fanqie
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In booklists 5
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All I remember is that the protagonist stole back the twelve zodiac bronze heads and other artifacts from the Old Summer Palace, and even stole a plane.
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The writing of the article is so unique, there are many unexpected things, for example, the final ending is not so beautiful. At the beginning of the article, I quoted Zhuangzi's words. I feel that the pattern of the article has improved. There are many descriptions of the environment that are very accurate and the writing is also very beautiful. The article is generally written, human nature is about the good and ugliness in the heart. Chu Han is bold and brave. The smart author said that he cannot be called a hero, but I think he is a hero! The connection between the front and back is very tight, the logic is clear and the imagination is wide open, and there are even extras, which is great!
I read this book twice. When I read it for the second time, I paid more attention to it. I couldn't help but sigh at the protagonist's experience, and I also admired the protagonist's personality. It's hard to imagine that the author has such good control over the protagonist's character. I look forward to seeing the author's new work as soon as possible.
The little beggar at the foot of the slope, the slovenly sweeping monk, and the eunuch in the palace, do you think they have anything to do with the thief? Yes, although you think not, but if you look at the past, you will find that every miserable life experience has a potential genius, just like every adventure and encounter may be destined. Those who steal the hook will be punished, and those who steal the country will become princes. The reason why people despise petty theft can be said to be that they have not yet become enlightened. The great thieves and master thieves in this book are all reincarnations of thieves with unparalleled stealing skills and righteous intentions.
This novel is very well written, and it is rare for a woman to write a martial arts novel. The book is rich in content, sharp in writing, and tightly plotted. Each of the characters has his or her own unique characteristics, and Hong Kong people can write martial arts books that are both sophisticated and charming.
The actions of the characters are all very real, especially the protagonist's wit and bravery, which I admire very much. The author Zheng Feng's writing style is also very good, and the plot has ups and downs, making me feel like I am in the ancient world. I highly recommend this book, definitely worth reading!
Zheng Feng, whose real name is Chen Yuhui, is known as the "Female Jin Yong". Her grandfather is Chen Cheng, the second-ranking figure in the Kuomintang after Chiang Kai-shek, and her father is Chen Lu'an, the former director of Taiwan's Supervisory Yuan and known as one of the four sons of the Kuomintang. He is keen on studying the history of the Ming Dynasty, and can often find clues about related secret events and unsolved court cases. It took five years to finally write "The World of Thieves", which combines history, suspense, palace battles, and fantasy, and became popular in Hong Kong, Macao, Taiwan, and Southeast Asia.
Very interesting, clear and fluent narrative
This book has the style of a novel about rivers and lakes in the late Qing Dynasty and the early Republic of China. It can be seen from the choice of words and sentences that the author has certain skills. However, the plot design in this book has flaws, and some links are far-fetched. I wanted to give it three stars, but after seeing the final episode, I felt that the author worked very hard, so I gave it four stars as encouragement.
Not bad, very exciting, a rare novel
Well written, very engaging and informative