The Underground World

On Tomato, I can see that there is another book by Teacher Ba Chang, which is very good. The series of books "Underworld" was originally called "The Kingdom of Mysteries", and it is a set of books no less than the "Ghost Blowing the Lamp" series. This book is humorous, thrilling, and contains many folklore stories and humorous jokes. This book does not focus on tomb robbing, but on archaeological exploration. If you like Hu Bayi, you will also like the protagonist of this book - Sima Hui.

Great book! It is still the consistent style of Tian Xia Ba Sing. Compared with "Gui Blowing the Lamp", the heroine's role is weaker, but the heroine is more gentle. The two male protagonists are poorer than Hu Bayi and the others, and they are more skilled and more decisive in killing. This is a good book that can be savored carefully, suitable for people who can read patiently.

All I can say is that the author took me into the underground world with his beautiful imagination and delicate writing. I have always felt that the author's imagination is really terrifying, and he can tell such a story so logically and interlockingly. The character creation is also very full, such as Liu Jianghe, who was born and raised in the desert but took this name. In the end, he sacrificed himself so that Sima Hui and others could escape, which is also a pity. I really couldn't wait to read them all. When I finished reading City of Golden Spiders, I was thinking that the rest would not be all underground, how could there be any new tricks, but I was slapped in the face. I really admire the author

It's really good-looking. This kind of novel can only be written by Ba Chang.

It's really exciting! I am impressed by the author's imagination and brainstorming. The story of the underground world is very interesting, especially the "Ghost Highway" part. It is really good. I feel that I have gained a lot of knowledge after reading it, haha. There are many epilogues in it. The language is very interesting hahaha. It is very readable. I really want to read it in one go! The visuals are so strong, I think it would be great to make into a TV series! The story has ups and downs and makes people feel like they are on the scene, which is really good! Recommend everyone to read it! ! !

I've watched TV many times, and this is the first time I've read a book written by Tian Xia Ba Sing. It's great, and there's still something in my mind. It doesn't have the same plot as other novels.

After reading it, I still feel unsatisfied! Although Ba Chang said that there are roughly three endings, I still prefer the box ending, which is a kind of expectation for a happy ending! The female characters created by Ba Chang are as good as ever. Whether it is Shirley Yang in "Ghost Blowing the Lantern" or Sheng Xianglin in the underground world, they are both quick-thinking, smart and calm characters, helping everyone find the mystery and gain vitality in danger after danger. There are so many female characters created by male authors (or even many female authors) that people can't help but appreciate their own personality charm. As for the protagonists Sima Hui and Luo Da Tou, by comparing them with Lao Hu and Fatty in the companion piece Ghost Blowing the Lantern, Sima Hui and Luo Da Tou are much more fierce. I think it fits a description of Ba Chang in the article. Both of them are desperadoes who can bet their lives, but at the same time they are influenced by red ideas. From time to time, some "good" aspects of them can be seen. For example, although they are sexual He has a fierce personality, but will not easily abandon the lives of his teammates. The waiter was bewitched by the green grave and pushed away the snake-worshiping stone figurine. Sima Hui was so angry and murderous that he fired a shot at the waiter. After being stopped by Sheng Xianglin, he could reflect that he shouldn't have fired. If it were other desperadoes, they would have already had murderous intentions in their minds. He didn't care about other rights and wrongs, let alone a thin educated youth who might cause the death of the entire team? As the protagonist, Sima Hui is full and multi-faceted. The descendant of Zhang Sanlianzi created by Ba Chang is much better than Hu Bayi in all aspects, and his skills are even better than Hu Bayi's ([face covering] I'm sorry, Old Hu, although you were also trained in the army, but you are still much worse than Brother Hui). Not to mention that Sima Hui studied under Mr. Wenwu. Although the ending is not as clear as the ghost blowing out the lamp, for example, Lao Hu and Shirley must have gone to the United States after everything is over, and Lao Hu still has to say "I love you" to Shirley ten times a day before he can "do as the Romans do in the country" ([laughing] [sending my heart]) The ending of Sima Hui and his party is just like Ba Chang said, a thousand rivers reflect a thousand kinds of moons. For me, Sima Hui, Sheng Xianglin, Luo Datongue, and Gao Siyang all survived. The end does not mean the end. Between the virtual and the real, I choose the box ending. Then the box ending is true to me. Sima Hui and others must continue their lives in a world outside the main world. [Sending Hearts] Finally, after accompanying Sima Hui through this wonderful spiritual journey, it's time to move on to other spiritual worlds that dominate the universe! Zhao Laobie's treasure-holding skills are amazing, so the Dou Zhanlong series should be put on the agenda! I wish Ba Chang Universe will always be wonderful!

Seven parts real background and three parts legendary fantasy, it is indeed a gripping work, and the semi-open ending also leaves enough suspense. Maybe there are some descriptions that are out of common sense, but the flaws are not hidden, and the five stars are well deserved.

"The Lost Country" is a companion novel to "Ghost Blowing the Lamp" published by Tianxia Ba Chang in 2010. After some modifications, it became "Underworld". The protagonist in the original work should be related to Zhang Sanlianzi. Personally, I feel that the photo is worse than "Ghost Blowing Lamp". Mainly It adds a lot of stories about mountains and wild monsters that have nothing to do with the main plot (there are some in the old magazine "Folk Tales"), just like the word count, it makes people entertained. Overall, it is good. It is a good fantasy adventure novel with a Cthulhu atmosphere.

Compared with Gui Chui Deng, there are more strange and chaotic things, but what is even more awesome is that Tianxia Ba Sing can always fill the holes dug. PS: Sima Hui and Sheng Xianglin should get married.