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It is very well written. This desert rescue story was originally a horror story of bloody storms, tragic death, horrific and bloody situations, but it was turned into a travelogue of escape and attrition by the author in the third person with a sarcastic, nonsensical and humorous language. I personally don't like horror novels/movies very much. I can't stand the psychological fear when encountering this kind of subject matter, so I turn around and switch. However, the author's writing did not make me feel any psychological fear and discomfort. When I read the story, I guessed that 99% of the time the author was male. The only flaw is that it felt like the first half ended abruptly. I was so confused that I doubted my life and looked through the written version to see if it was the finished version. It was obviously finished, but could there be a second half? It's uncomfortable, and I guess that's the reason for the low score, but the first half is actually very well written. I hope the author will write the second half quickly.

The wonderful moments are gone, it's a bit like hot pot without chopsticks [laughs][laughs]

The stories in the book opened my eyes to the fact that there are so many unknown secrets in the Xinjiang desert. Especially the description of the mysterious woman, "her lower body was missing", is really appetizing! I can't wait to find out what happens next. By the way, have you ever watched "Ghost Blowing the Lamp"? I think this book is a bit similar to it.

Is there any follow-up? It's quite nice.

So beautiful, I can't stop

It's a very well-written adventure story, but how could it end like this?

Not finished? ? ? ? It's actually very interesting, I hope to continue...

Beautiful, suspenseful! Where is the follow-up?

The plot is compact and the language is humorous, making you unable to put it down. It is a very interesting novel.

Good looking, keep reading [Like]

Transferred from Tibetan code to the desert of Xinjiang to continue exploring. ． .