Angry Kraken Ship

I really like Sanshu's works. There are too few of them in the bookstore. I hope there will be more of Sanshu's works. I will never tire of them. 👍👍👍

It's not bad. If the third uncle can't write female characters, don't write them. It made me want to laugh hahahahahahaha. It's not easy for Ah Hui to have so much foreshadowing, and then suddenly die inexplicably. . . .

Ah Hui has another identity and was on the ship three years ago. While investigating the situation inside the ship, he was stabbed to death by a monster controlled by Adi and sucked his blood. Another reason is that Adi's personality treats her as a love rival Adi is indeed possessed and has two personalities. The first level is a dragon god with a strong sense of perception. He can clearly understand people's conversational behavior and the number of Japanese warships. The boss of the ship was so selfish that he planned to sacrifice most of the passengers for the sake of A Di and himself. He always believed that Adi would live an ordinary life, but Adi's dragon god personality dominated and chose to sink into the sea. This should mean that Adi's personality was not sacrificed to satisfy the number of sacrifices. How could such a large warship be missing just one person? Besides, after the riot, there was no need to kill all the remaining opposing forces on the small ship. This can only be explained by the fact that the Dragon God and A Di are inseparable and actively control A Di to sink into the sea. Of course, the boss of the ship was deceived on this point.

Sanshu's books have never disappointed anyone🌝

Incompleteness is the real life. Living in one situation after another, you can't see clearly even if you look back.

It's super good-looking and worth watching. I've read it several times. I remember the previous name was "Going to Nanyang"

It's wonderful, the characters are vividly drawn. The wind and waves encountered by the ship while sailing on the sea are very picturesque. I have always liked books written by this author. Come on!

Very nice! Sanshu's writing style is sophisticated, the characters are vividly portrayed, and the atmosphere is well rendered. The sense of picture comes to your face when reading. The story is magnificent, compact, and has constant climaxes. It is exciting. It peels away the hidden mysteries layer by layer during the adventure. It explores the good, evil, beauty and ugliness of human nature during the fantasy adventure. After reading, it makes people feel lost. The real historical background and detailed description, coupled with the fantasy-colored plot, make you feel like you have entered a real world created by the author, where there are wars, conspiracies, the glory and darkness of human nature, as well as strange beasts and magical unknowns.

The boundless sea amplifies people's senses and stimulates their pessimism. In that war-torn era, passengers carrying secrets boarded the Fuchang and fled to Southeast Asia, and also walked into the conspiracy trap that had been drawn up for a long time. The elements in the book are complete and very attractive. During the reading process, I am often amazed by the author's vast knowledge and imagination. The plots in the book are often unexpected and fascinating. The mysteries are revealed step by step, and the conspiracy is revealed bit by bit. It is a hearty read.

It's really good, it's like being on the scene. I like this type of adventure novels the most, but it's a pity that it's a little short, which leaves me unfinished.

Check out Sanshu's works. If you don't understand, ask if they were written by two authors. A friend gave me a physical book before and I have never read it. I happened to see an e-book and took a look. In the book, the male protagonist is framed by a bad guy, and everyone on the boat is clamoring to throw him overboard. What the male protagonist thinks is that 'they are venting their uneasiness about the troubled world and their uncertainty about themselves.' The male protagonist is undoubtedly a good person; but my focus is on this group of ordinary people. Their identities were not bad people before, but they have changed at this time. In the real society, there are many such people, swinging in the wind like grass on the wall.

The role of Ah Hui is that the male protagonist is a powerless doctor. In order to save her from Uncle Quan and Hei Pi Cai, he was beaten and framed by the two of them and became a flower girl that everyone screamed about. After being targeted by those two villains, all kinds of frame-ups and injustices came to him like a tide. "Little White-faced Male Protagonist + Beautiful Woman Ah Hui" To be honest, even a dog can bark at them twice. He can do as much as he is capable. If he were not the male protagonist, he would have been dead in the first frame-up. Why do I give 4 points? After Ah Hui brought trouble to the male protagonist, Master Jiao told the male protagonist that she was very mysterious and should be careful with her, but in the following plot, Ah Hui started to have sex for no apparent reason, and I didn't understand how she did it until the end...

It's good. Hahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahaha I read it once in high school. I've always wanted to read it again but I can't find the book. The original name was Xia Nanyang but I remember it was written by Nanpai Sanshu. Now I've searched and read it and I think it's still very good. But I think the paper version is more interesting. [Send heart][Send heart][Send heart]

Not bad, but the overall feeling is a bit depressing, and Ah Hui didn't say what happened in the end! Could it be a foreshadowing for the future?

While further improving the literary quality, it also incorporates the fantasy part that Sanshu is still very good at. The plot is compact and the characters are fleshed out, showing the characteristics of ordinary people in the context of the time. At the same time, it also explores the ugliness of human nature through the growth of the male protagonist.

A story about a lonely ship that took place in China in the 29th year of the Republic of China. In a society where war was raging, Japanese invaders were rampant, and the people were in dire straits. The protagonist boarded the Fuchang and fled to Southeast Asia, stepping into a lot of fog and layers of conspiracies. The Third Uncle of the Southern School is a very classic suspenseful supernatural novel with twists and turns, bizarre but fascinating cases. As the plot gradually deepens with Cheng Minsheng, the passengers, priests, and sea snakes with their own ulterior motives are not only about the nature of human nature, but also a fable about the end of the world.

The composition is well written, just like the real thing

The third uncle stopped writing about tomb robberies and instead wrote about horror and fantasy.

It's just that Ah Hui died in such a strange way that I skipped another part of the story in a hurry. I thought it had a perfect ending.

In the 29th year of the Republic of China, that is, 1940, China at this time was in a semi-colonial and semi-feudal society. The Sino-Japanese war further expanded and the society was in turmoil. The protagonist Cheng Minsheng boarded the Fuchang and fled to Southeast Asia, but he encountered many layers of fog and conspiracies. The turbulent sea, the passengers with their own ulterior motives, the endless moans, the mysterious and weird sacrifices, the sudden sea snakes... All of these indicate that peace will soon end in the world. This book is based on a real historical background, with a suspenseful and supernatural color, which makes people want to put it down.

I think the character Ah Hui is a bit regretful, as it seems to have no use in writing it.

Not bad, it's a pastime when you're bored

This is a huge ship, carrying passengers to unfamiliar waters. No one knows what the seemingly calm sea will usher in the next second, whether it will be rough waves or a violent storm. These people escaped from their own country, which is currently experiencing internal and external troubles, precarious and difficult, and they chose to give it a try and flee overseas. Will this ship lead them out of the sea of ​​suffering? Will it bring them a glimmer of hope?

This book is another suspenseful and supernatural classic. This is a novel full of ocean adventure and fantasy elements. The story tells the mysterious events and dangerous challenges the protagonist encountered during the voyage. The author brings readers a gripping reading experience through wonderful plots and carefully constructed worlds. Full of thrills and surprising twists, this book is suitable for readers who like adventure stories. If you also love suspense and the supernatural, you must read this book.

Uncle San's writing style is really great! The details are described delicately and the words are used appropriately. A connoisseur of novels!

Nice looking. I like it very much.

I like Sanshu's books

As expected of the third uncle, they are all a trap

The author leads readers on an ups and downs of ocean adventure. It is a novel full of imagination. This book creates a real world for readers. The author's writing is smooth and natural, the plot is compact and interesting, and the story is rich and exciting. At the same time, the author uses delicate brushstrokes to outline the personality and destiny of each character. It also cleverly incorporates marine cultural elements to make readers more curious about the mystery of the sea. In short, readers who like suspense and the supernatural can give it a read.

Sanshu is the guarantee of quality