The Forgotten Dust Pavilion Collection (Four-Volume Set)

This novel uses a rigorous story structure, smooth narrative, distinctive characters, research on the history of the prosperous Tang Dynasty, and a portrayal of human nature... It tells a story: a sleeping chi dragon, initially characterized by timid, lustful, selfish, and mediocre character traits (this is actually the human nature of most people), grew and matured in friendship, love, and human relationships, and finally became a hero. It profoundly proves this truth: when the vast majority of people enjoy a happy life in ignorance, it is because someone stepped forward and saved the world with their own sacrifice.

I like the author's writing style very much. It is gentle yet playful, with a lot of eye-catching touches. It doesn't feel boring to read, but it is often full of surprises. "Su Mei heard the noise and flew over like a butterfly. She saw the two people in a mess and the ground was a mess. She frowned and said: 'What's going on?' The little demon's face was so blurry that his facial features were not distinguishable. The pomegranate skirt on his body was stained. He got up from the ground using his hands and feet." This description is written with light words and concise words. The two characters are vividly outlined in a few strokes, making the reader feel as if they are actually there. It shows that the author's writing skills are very profound, and the whole story flows smoothly, making me feel very happy while reading it.

I still have more to say and want to know: What happened to Bi An? Did the male oyster become a mortal after his Chilong escaped from his body? Has A Falcon lost his inner elixir and become an ordinary falcon? Or does he still have Taoism? I really hope they can get back together 😢

It's been a long time since I've seen a fairy tale novel with such great stamina. For such a book with ups and downs, interlocking plots, vivid and lovely characters, and delicate and detailed plots, especially the plots of various cases and investigations, it is not out of the ordinary, but also beyond the expectations of us readers. It has severely whetted the appetite of a book lover like me. If you choose to read this book, be sure to be careful! Because maybe you will have to stay up all night to see him. Hahahahahaha.

Very nice. It is particularly good, with full characters, compact plot, clear and complete logic, and fascinating story. Bi Gan has always been thoughtful and smart, Ah Falcon is loyal and reliable, Fatty is naive and affectionate, and Long Gongoy combines human weaknesses and highlights. The encounters of the characters in each case depict various aspects of life. Such novels with calm writing style and profound thoughts are really rare in today's era of popular writing.

I watched Wenxiang Pavilion first and then Wangchen Pavilion. I was interested in the flashes of Luo Yi and Yi Qing in Wenxiang Pavilion, Wan Niang's cultivation process, and the teenage story of Chilong and Biuan in Wangchen Pavilion. Fang Mo'er's delicious oysters are too lazy to be Suilong's oysters, but her fierce Suiluo little demon 🤦

The plot is cleverly designed. It is not as bloody or scary as the plots of ordinary ghost stories, but it is also suspenseful and confusing, making people unable to put it down.

Fantasy novels have always had an inexplicable attraction for me, so I particularly like the Forgettable Pavilion series of books. My favorite among the four volumes is "Linglong Heart". In the prosperous Luoyang of the Tang Dynasty, the timid Ling Snake Gongji was forced to run a dilapidated pawn shop with the living Long Zi Bi'an. There is no cure for the strange poison in their bodies, so they can only find the secret recipe for the antidote while solving a mysterious pawning case. The storyline is exciting and tense, with ups and downs and fascinating. The language is not too boring and uses some interesting words. It is a good fantasy work and is worth recommending.

The protagonist has a distinct personality, the main line of the article is clear, and the logic is rigorous. The key suspense color enhances the reader's interest in reading further. The whole book is generally excellent, but I couldn't fully immerse myself in it when reading it. I felt that every plot was necessary, and the descriptions were beautiful. But why did I have to read on just because I was curious about the ending? The reason for reading the whole book is: 800,000 words~too long~

The beginning of the story is very tense, with a bit of the legendary color of an old-style novel. It is said that a hunter came to the mist-shrouded mountains and was chasing a fat rabbit. Led by the rabbit, the hunter entered a burial place and found a red coffin. The red coffin undergoes sudden changes and the hunter dies. This introduction is over, and then the pen turns and one of the protagonists, the oyster, appears. The setting of this little snake is very good, cute and a bit lustful. In his playfulness, he accidentally stumbled upon the murder of an eleventh girl. The story unfolds from this, and the city of Chang'an during Wu Zetian's period has an even more eerie beauty, making people feel like they can't stop.