The Little Pebble in There Are Beasts 2

Oh, I have started my second book. I am currently reading Chapter 6. Generally speaking, it is very good. It is a continuation of the previous book. The previous book left a deep impression on me. I had just come to Tomato at that time and I was a little bit intolerant of knives. When I saw the evil spirit, the knife really hurt. My heart felt really painful. It took several days to recover. I felt too cruel at the time. So I didn't give it full stars. Now that I think about it carefully, this is also the fate of the book Warning Against Evil and Four Dislikes. Now that I am not so sensitive to knives, I started to read this sequel. The author's writing is very different from the public. Now this book is a completely original story, and the writing is good, as long as the knives are excluded, it is actually quite good. Good luck to the author!

Obviously, Lu in the second part is still as cunning, Tianlu seems to dislike him less, and becomes more like warding off evil spirits, or unlike him.

To be honest, I am not very good at evaluation, but I can honestly say that whether this book is ranked 1 or 2, it is a masterpiece among masterpieces in Tomato. 1 This book has given me enough shock, but 2 it has refreshed my understanding of novels. The complete character design and sharp writing style all reflect the author's dedication to this novel. All in all, this novel is one of the highest quality, most perfect, most complete characters, and best written novels I have ever seen. By the way, I plan to wait for the author to update the Little Pebbles series, and then bind it into a book and publish it in the school, so that everyone in the school can feel the true charm of Youshouyan. But before the plan starts, I would like to ask the author to give me the authorization. Thank you. This can be regarded as my sincerity. If the author strongly disagrees, then I will not publish it and keep it for myself.

A masterpiece, a complete masterpiece! Chasing from one to two is simply wonderful! Such a masterpiece should not be buried!

Although it is still a somewhat ordinary daily life, there is always a sense of crisis of walking on thin ice. Just look at how Lu Sansui walks on this tightrope carrying his family and friends on his back.

I'll leave the five-star reviews here for now. I'll summarize my thoughts after the update is finished. Lu's character image is becoming more and more complex. It is difficult to define what kind of person he is, but he is by no means a simple good guy or an absolute bad guy. If you only have a bad opinion of Lu after reading it, then I can only say that you need to re-read the article carefully, because it is meaningless to use so much writing to create a character who will only be hated and reviled, and this is by no means the author's purpose and original intention. (Actually, the second part is not as easy to understand as the first one. I may not fully understand it myself, so I won't make too many comments. I will add additional comments after I finish reading and understand it.)

What pebble? I think it's a knife, right? Pig's Foot is an old man who has died, and was captured by Di Ting to monitor the mythical beast in Deer Man's shop. 1. It mainly writes about the protagonist's taking care of the baby in the Deer Store and the daily swearing. 2. It mainly writes about the protagonist's intrigues and daily swearing in the heavenly workplace. It is sharp and beautiful. The writing style is like Lao She's article. It is different from other articles with beasts. The protagonist wants to have Tianlu and ward off evil spirits with Lord Rabbit and even the Four. Unlike Sleeping (Crossed Out), the protagonist of this article is very real, and the protagonist's madness and suffocating possessiveness are expressed quite well. Again, there are many knives and almost no sugar (the sugar on the handle of the knife is also sugar). The only sugar I can think of is that the protagonist sleeps with Tianlu. Please hurry up. By the way, the best protagonist is within 10 chapters. Pippi fell asleep (bushi) [Learned] The writing style is that of Taihang Wangwu Ershan from Tomato Youshouyan. The writing is sharp and sharp, and it pierces the "fig leaf" between humans and gods or mythical beasts and gods. The protagonist is an old man who has died, and is sent by Diting to monitor the mythical beasts in Luren shop. It only takes about a hundred chapters to break my understanding of Tomato, the website's top writing. I would be extremely lucky to have such a fan work like this. Let's talk about the character of Lu. He is wealthy, ambitious, and ruthless. His desire for love and possessiveness impressed me deeply. He is not bad in nature, but he is too hungry for power. The above 168 words are my superficial understanding of this masterpiece. I can summarize it in two words: Strong recommendation

From 1 to 2 now, follow all the way. Come on! I believe the author will be able to write better and better.

"Most people in this world have good thoughts. Even the most perverted murderer may have some good thoughts in his heart. You can't forgive a person who has committed evil things just because he thought about being a good person. You can't change a bad person at the risk of destroying more good people just because he can be changed. Just like this society needs the death penalty, you are defending Lu." Suddenly he became firmer

(Contains some spoilers, personal opinion) Judging from the first and second books together, they break away from the traditional time-travel novel. The first book intensifies the description of the impact of personal emotions on the development of the story in real life; the second book is a bit dark, but the writing is very real, has profound insights into human nature and social development, and incorporates the universal laws of historical development. At the same time, the details of real life are described vividly and concretely, the emotions are infectious, and the narrative methods are rich. Some chapters depict scenes that are bizarre but unique. The writing is meticulous and vivid, using simple words to stack up each vivid character. If we look at it from an objective level, whether it is the protagonist Lu, or the supporting characters such as Lord Rabbit, Xiaoyu, Jin Chan, etc., Every behavior is in line with his own position. This book does not necessarily distinguish between good and evil. It is more suitable as a book worth reading again and again, another masterpiece in the circle of beasts (I think it is). PS: There are a lot of knives, and you must remember to read the extra after watching part two.