Strange Tales from Beyond the World
方外奇谈
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.7M Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban Cultivation
- Updated
- 2y ago
- Source
- Fanqie
Stats
360Chapters
849Reads
8.4Score
165Shelves
125Listens
74.2kReads · all time
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Xu Gongzi's books are full of immortals, Taoists, Buddhas, ghosts, gods, and spirits. Every character is very vivid, and every story seems to be real. It feels like what he writes is true, but ordinary people don't know it. Not only are the stories wonderful, but they can also inspire insights into life. It's up to the reader to realize how much they realize. The author himself is indeed very knowledgeable and has considerable depth in Chinese studies, Buddhist and Taoist classics, Western philosophy, and economics.
Mr. Xu's books are always worth looking forward to!
It's beautiful, beautiful, and the writing is so logical that it makes me want to practice along with it. [Cover face]
Xu Gongzi's books are always so unique and precise. There is no pretentiousness or slaps in the face that insult your IQ. The story is told smoothly, with ample foreshadowing but not deliberate, and the plot development is natural but not boring. It seems that there really is such a group of people and such stories really happened. The world view and outlook on life are in the same vein as the author's previous books. Although it tells a legendary story, it expresses the state that the author wants to achieve.
So why did the name change when it was moved to Tomato?
The logic is clear and reasonable, and the writing is plain. The protagonist is a psychologist, so the book also introduces a lot of psychological knowledge, but it is not boring to read, and the explanations of the fantasy and magic that ordinary people think of in the book are scientific and reasonable. A very good novel. As for the lack of conciseness in some places, it may be a common problem in online novels.
Xu Gongzi's book is worth reading repeatedly. I particularly like the books The Journey of God, Lingshan, and Earth Master.
When I first started watching it, was it really Teacher Feng Junzi?
The author is the flow.
This is a new field. When I come into contact with it, I feel that the author is relatively professional, has correct views, and describes it in line with the order of social life. However, it is not a refreshing novel, but more like a paper that requires thinking before reading. I will try to finish this novel.