The Legend of Cui Laodao: Three Explorations into the Bottomless Pit

The writing is really good. I can't say enough about it. The characters are described in a vivid and three-dimensional way, full of charlatanism, and the imagination and professional knowledge are great. This is really a good book and worth reading. It's not the kind of online series that you can read on the Internet.

It's very beautiful. The complete story of Qiu Ba Chang 4 Gods Fighting 3 Demons

The author is very talented 1 The various aspects of life of the people at the bottom are written very realistically 2. The snacks are written in detail, which increases your knowledge! Promoted Tianjin cuisine 3. Language arts and humor. He is a good joker and can start storytelling! 4. The logic is also rigorous, not wordy, and very advanced. Such a good book in the same genre is definitely ranked first, because it is not only a book about strange powers and chaotic gods, but also full-fledged little characters who are timid but retain a trace of loyalty while living as smooth and humble as possible within their own abilities!

Let me give you a timeline. I think many friends have doubts about the age of the characters. I have read these six books more than ten times. I will try to figure it out. Discussions are welcome. First of all, Mr. Cui Dao, Ba Chang has explained it in other books. Mr. Cui lived until after the founding of the People's Republic of China. He died in the 1960s and lived to be more than ninety years old. Let's speculate that Mr. Cui was probably born around 1870. In the first chapter, when he robbed Concubine Dong at night, Concubine Dong died in the palace at the beginning. Asking Cui Laodao to find the tomb shows that the Qing Dynasty has not yet fallen, at least before 1912. The article says that a few years passed before the Dong family was completely ruined. Later, Yanweizi and Cui Laodao actually went to overthrow Concubine Dong Guifei. It was just the early years of the Republic of China. At this time, Cui Laodao was only about forty years old at most. Next is the God of Fire Liu Hengshun. He worked as a policeman at the Fire God Police Station as soon as he appeared. It was already the Republic of China. In the first chapter, he shot the beauty stage and captured the "Diamond Leopard". The article clearly stated that it was the early years of the Republic of China. I counted a little later, and it should be around 1920. Master Liu has always been the image of a young man in the article, around thirty years old, then Master Liu should have been born around 1890. Cui Daoye used a python treasure to give birth to Liu Hengshun, which means that Cui Daoye should be about 20 years older than Liu Ye. There is also circumstantial evidence. Du Dabiao went home to take care of his grandson after the founding of the People's Republic of China. It is said in the book that he was already an old man in his seventies, and Liu Ye was the same age as him. According to this estimate, Liu Ye was probably a little before 1890. Dou Zhanlong is the most difficult to analyze. At the beginning, his grandfather was Dou Jingshan. It was clearly stated that he was from the Qianlong period. His grandfather died around 50 years old and his father died around 30 years old. When he was in his 20s, he began to avenge his family. Then he was trapped in the Fox Grave and delayed for another 20 years. He was over 40 years old when he came out. But at this time, he met Jiang Xiaomo. The book clearly stated that Jiang Xiaomo was 13 years old when he avenged his parents, and then Bei On the way to escape for his life, he met Dou Zhanlong who was barely 14 years old. He then died together with his enemies. Jiang Xiaomo stayed out for another ten years, and returned to Tianjin when he was about 24 years old. He blackmailed people with his silly brother for a while, and then Go shopping and bury the treasure. At the age of 25, I left Tianjin Wei with my stupid brother and started to hold the treasure. I returned to Tianjin Wei 20 years later. At this time, Jiang Xiaomo was gone. But logically speaking, Jiang Xiaomo should be around 45 years old, followed by Long. At the foot of Hushan Mountain, I met Xiao Cui Lao Dao. The book does not indicate how old Cui Lao Dao was at this time, but according to the description in the text, Cui Lao Dao looked like a child at this time, and he should be about thirteen or fourteen years old. Then let us calculate according to Cui Lao Dao, Jiang Xiaomo should have been born around 1840. When Jiang Xiaomo returned to Tianjin Wei at the age of 25, he was already behind the British and French Allied Forces. The British and French Allied Forces were from 1856 to 1860, so 18 When I returned to Tianjin in 1965, I was almost 25 years old. Then Jiang Xiaomo calculated that Dou Zhanlong was born in about 1790, and was born in the Jiaqing Dynasty. It just so happened that his grandfather was from the Qianlong period. According to the original age of Dou Zhanlong in the Shen Dou San Yao universe, he is over 120 years old. Even according to Jiang Xiaomo, he is over 70 years old. However, he buried a treasure and was possessed by a golden toad. He should have always looked like this. As for the River God, the original one definitely doesn't count. The timeline is too different. In that book, many of the River God's stories are from after the founding of the People's Republic of China. The earlier ones are from the World War II period and cannot be connected with the universe of Four Gods and Three Demons. I will do some extrapolation after the latest River God is released [Blow a kiss][Blow a kiss]

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I especially like the story between him and the three sworn brothers, each of whom has a unique ability. But I hate that water monster, it's so disgusting. The plot in the book is very attractive and I couldn't stop reading. The author's imagination is so rich, it opened my eyes. It is recommended that you also read this book "The Legend of Cui Laodao. Three Explorations into the Bottomless Pit", you will definitely not be disappointed!

The story is sometimes thrilling and sometimes gentle, about a Taoist who has had a bumpy life. He has real abilities but not much. He can solve most difficulties just by talking to people and talking to ghosts. High, really high!

As a continuation of Cui Laodao's hunt for monsters, in this chapter Cui Laodao is no longer the main protagonist, but looks at the legendary stories of Wang Baoer, Ji Dadu, and Fei Erye from his perspective; Wang Baoer's rise to decline, Ji Dadu's transformation from an army governor to a horse thief, and Fei Erye's transformation from smelly foot patrol to captain of the seizure team. The most prominent character among them is Master Fei Tong and Fei Er. Although he is nicknamed a coward, he is actually very courageous. He passed the examination to steal the director, risked his life in a coffin to protect the treasure, and explored the bottomless pit three times to catch the flying centipede Xiao Changan. Although it was an adventure that had to be taken when his life was at stake, his performance must be said to be courageous and resourceful. If this were the only bright spot, it wouldn't be considered a fascinating portrayal. The image of Fei Erye in the article who bullies the weak and fears the strong, and uses people to go forward but not others to act backward is also particularly prominent. When someone asked for help, he came to the door with expensive cakes. When the cat thief was caught, he came to the door with cakes used to extort street vendors. When the problem was solved and there was no fear of life, he came to the door empty-handed and still shouted about his heroic performance. Relying on his identity as the captain of the arrest team and his cleverness, he asked for the wooden chopping board with the bone mirror inside. The combination of positive and negative aspects makes the image of Mr. Fei particularly prominent. He is a philistine and a small person in the market, but he also has the courage and quick wit of a small person. This book also rebates Cui Laodao's focus on catching monsters. In the previous article, the weasel Huang, who was used to ward off disasters, comes back to take revenge, and staged a comical fight. The situation of Ji Dadu, who is made of human skin made of fire, listened to Cui Laodao's deception and joined the army. It ends with the lonely horse thief; there are still many hooks that hook people's cheeks, what kind of monster is released under the ghost lamp, how does Li Laodao come out from the porcelain pillow to cause trouble in the world, and how Cui Laodao solves these things.

Covering a wide range of topics, he talks eloquently and relaxes, showing his experience.

The books written by Tian Xia Ba Sing are always good-looking, especially those about eating [face covering]

The story is good. The flavor of each word comes out as soon as you think about it.

Nice! I especially like Tian Xia Ba Chang's description of old Tianjin Wei's customs and folklore. It's very enjoyable. . . I hope to write many such beautiful works!

I really like these kinds of stories about strange people and strange things

Gods and ghosts and solving crimes go together, which is quite interesting

I have read it no less than 10 times, absolutely a great book

It's interesting and interesting, the storyline is fascinating and you can't put it down. The characters are witty and humorous, the people are worldly and elegant, and they are true and false, true and false.

Ba Chang's consistent style, the content is interesting and effective, and the various folklore stories in the book are also very exciting. I have been a fan of his books since junior high school, and have followed him from the Ghost Blowing Lantern series to this series.

It has the flavor of old storytelling and novels

A very nice book, I have read different stories before

This masterpiece is extremely beautiful. The writing style is in the form of a storyteller. It is humorous and full of interesting folk sayings. The master is really the "best singer in the world", great👍🏻

It sounds great. Listening to it during the day does not affect your work and makes you not afraid.

It's so wonderful, the customs and customs are explained in detail

The plot is interesting and interesting, but some of it is too short and not enough to watch.

Colorful, wonderful and never tire of reading. I hope you can read other books as well.

Everyone's handiwork, I'm not qualified to judge, it's just beautiful!

Not bad. The storyline is compact and worth watching! It would be nice if there was more satire!

Ba Chang's book is truly wonderful.

It's so exciting. A person has written a book after only a few years of fate. The writing skills are profound, the dialogue is smooth, and it makes people feel like they are actually there~!

Although the story is fantastic, the author tells it in an orderly manner. The local customs, human relationships and incidents are presented to the readers like pictures.

The style is a bit like the Eight Sticks in stand-up comedy. It's very interesting and highly recommended. You can't go wrong with Tian Xia Ba Sing's book.