"The Twelfth Floor" is also called "Awakening of the World", a collection of short stories. There are 12 novels in total, all with the name of the building as the title. Each chapter has a different number of chapters, and the order of arrangement is also different in each volume. Most of the 12 novels take the love and marriage of talented men and beautiful ladies as their theme, and also involve many aspects of urban life, including the narratives of predecessors' notes, recording of the author's experiences, narrating historical stories, or making up stories out of thin air to describe the world and human conditions. The writing style is clear and smooth, the plot is vivid and tortuous, and the characters are lively and interesting. It has been widely circulated and had a great influence. The book was banned and destroyed many times after its publication. "Collection of Classical Masterpieces: The Twelfth Floor" has a distinct theme and clear clues. The central character runs throughout, and there are no ramifications in the narrative process. The plot design is novel and unique, and the twists and turns are as surprising as possible. The suspense series is unexpected, but the connection is natural and reasonable, leaving no flaws. And the ending is unexpected and reasonable.
Reader comments
The book "The Twelfth Floor" really made my eyes shine! It is like a dear friend telling us stories about the world. The love story described in the book reminds me of my friends around me, whose experiences have also been so tortuous. Moreover, the plot of this book is cleverly designed, just like life, it is always full of surprises. I think it is not only a novel, but also a revelation of life.
The book "The Twelfth Floor" really made my eyes shine! It is like a dear friend telling us stories about the world. The love story described in the book reminds me of my friends around me, whose experiences have also been so tortuous. Moreover, the plot of this book is cleverly designed, just like life, it is always full of surprises. I think it is not only a novel, but also a revelation of life.