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It's very exciting. I like to watch it so much that I don't want to watch too much every day for fear of finishing it early and running out of thoughts. The characters in the book have distinct personalities, and sometimes the words the protagonist Gange said made people laugh. As I read, I sketched out the images of each character in my mind, and they became more and more vivid. I like fighting, small topics, Linghu Mountain, old cats, and the author's description of the underground ancient city of Loulan in the desert, the Peach Blossom Spring, mirages, and other scenes that make people extremely daydreaming, scary, and strange. When Gang Ge died, it was so sad that I couldn't stand it anymore. The deaths of Xia Bangbang, Chen Umbrella, and Shen Xiaoti were very regrettable. I just finished reading it yesterday, and I feel very unfinished and reluctant to leave it. I look forward to the follow-up.

Came here after watching "The Curse of Lop Nur". The two works can be regarded as sisters. The plot is imaginative and full of suspense. I can't help but want to keep reading. The description is particularly delicate, the characters are vividly drawn, and the character is outstanding. It feels like everyone is neither a completely good person nor a completely bad person. A great piece worth seeing! !

Even if Zhou Dedong is not suitable for writing long novels, his writing is better than most people's

Zhou Dedong is really great. I like both Lop Nur movies very much. It is true that some parts are rather fantasy, but it can attract people to keep reading. Occasionally, there are some terrifying plots that make people feel chills behind their backs. It's not bad.

It's really good, very beautiful, but it's still unfinished. Can I write a sequel? Expect…

I especially like the little question in the book. She is brave and smart. However, I hate Gang Ge. I thought he was a good guy at first, but he turned out to be a ruffian! But the development of the story is really unexpected. The two men finally discovered the secret of Xiaoti. It was so exciting! Looking forward to the next plot!

This book was a little popular when it first came out, but I forgot which year it was. It's been a long time. I've been wanting to read it again but couldn't remember the title. After thinking about it for a long time, I searched for the three words Lop Nur, and then it appeared, hahaha.

I actually patiently finished reading this bizarre book, which combines legend, fantasy, reality, and science fiction. No matter what the environment is, even if it is an endless desert, life always survives tenaciously in various forms. Apart from the absurd plot in the book, the novel is still well written, not procrastinating, with vivid plots and climaxes, making it worth reading.

I read this book in a few days and couldn't put it down. There should be a second part, right? Why Xiaoti is not dead yet has not been explained. How will the activated Tai Chi diagram copy all human beings? What kind of boss will this naughty boy Hara Yiyi become? Isn't it all a blank space for readers to figure out? There won't be any follow-up, right? 😭

This is the most exciting adventure fantasy novel I have read in recent years.