The Remaining Light of the Late Ming Dynasty

Very well written. At least it's better than those long short stories that are full of "slobbery" without any trace of written language. [Goutou] Let's get back to the point and briefly describe my views [laughs]: 1. This book is biased toward strong plots. If you want to read light novels or pure light novels, please avoid it [laughs]. The plot advances a little slowly, but it is solid and the clues are clear. 2. Elemental keywords involved: Orientalized Cthulhu (flesh-proliferating body, tentacles, giant eyeballs, sun falling), , History (Ming Dynasty, hostile nations, emperors, Donglin Party, frontier fortress, palace changes, Ye Bu Shu, Jinyiwei), Micro-Xianxia fantasy (Sword Immortal, star-like elements, Qin Tianjian, a small amount of sect elements as background, destiny) 3. Characters and their relationships: There are hidden clues about the protagonist's life experience, and there is a single arrow pointing to the male protagonist. It is difficult to say who the female protagonist is (in the first 50 chapters). The love line is not obvious, and it is speculated that it is a strong character. The former emperor who traveled through time is dead. In short, the writing style is more classic, the writing is good, and the novel is generally thick (the hope for the continuation of mankind, or the dynasty, is temporarily slim). It is not recommended for readers who want to have fun reading novels. It is suitable for readers who have a lot of free time and are interested. This is one of the best articles on Tomato. The writing style is serious. The writing is very good, but unfortunately it may not be suitable for today's fast-paced life [sigh]

Let me talk about the conclusion first: it is very exciting and unconventional. It organically integrates various elements of Cthulhu, fantasy, and alternate history, rather than simply piecing together things like a tailor. The setting is rigorous, the logic is self-consistent, and the writing is concise but not novice, making it very immersive. The author constructs an imaginary world view in which demons and demons abound in the late Ming Dynasty. Here there are the struggles and powerlessness of mortals facing demons, the chivalry and redemption of the last swordsman who walked alone in troubled times, the treacherous struggle of power in the court, and the high-spiritedness of young men trying to reform. There are not many words at present, but it already has everyone's style. As long as the eunuch is not a prisoner, it will become a classic in the future.

It's good to read, and the writing is great. I'm finally eating real food instead of junk food. [Crying] The elements of Cthulhu are great. The background is the most legendary Ming Dynasty. I also like it very much. The value orientation of the protagonist is also in line with my expectations. Come on, come on. It's a work carefully crafted by a cultural person. I'll put it together with Lost City, Ten Days and Pillar Project. These four books are currently my four favorites on Tomato. There is also a weird theory of cultivating immortals, hehe

The selection of this book is quite advantageous. It is a big reversal from the previous themes. There are sea areas, evil gods, military camps, and stars. It is very fantasy and more exciting than just fighting. There are really many descriptions of battles.

It's so good. Update soon. I've been waiting since the time from the Crown Princess to now [crying][crying][crying][crying][crying][crying][crying][crying]

So far, it's really good, the pace is not too slow, the relationship between the male and female protagonists is handled well, they use each other and help each other, the female protagonist's role does not overwhelm the male protagonist, and she can play well without being a hindrance.

From what I have watched this time, it is very exciting, mainly due to the rigorous character of the characters, the skillful use of words and the exquisite Taoist swordsmanship. The layout is very large. I heard that it has been revised, but I feel that the first version is more understandable because it is slower.

This book is quite good to pass the time. It's hard to find good Tomato books. I think there are very few that catch your eye. If you are short on books, you can get into it. The writing is quite mature and the plot is not boring at all.

Personally, I think it was well written, but I don't know why it was discontinued. The author's previous work, Shanhe Gu Song, was also good. What a pity [laughing and crying] [laughing and crying] [laughing and crying] [laughing and crying]

It is still rare to see novels in which the male and female protagonists join forces. I don't know if the emotional line is obvious or not. The protagonist actually has brother-sister comradeship feelings for Su Xiaojin, but it has never been explained, and Su may also have a secret.

The logical thinking is clear and the plot development is reasonable. It just feels a bit conspiracy theory, but the atmosphere in the late Ming Dynasty is similar.

It looks good. There are not many good articles written in the style of Cthulhu, the Doomsday Sword Immortal of the late Ming Dynasty. It not only writes about the strength of the sword Immortal, but also writes about the powerlessness in the face of the ancient gods. This faint sense of despair should be the core of the Cthulhu style.

The story at the beginning of this book is ordinary, but it becomes more and more attractive as it is written. The author has really put a lot of thought into it. Worthy of praise!

Although it is a genre, it does not have many horror elements. The style is rather bizarre. Every battle is unexpected. The protagonist is decisive and not cold-blooded. The heroine is calm and strong. The villain is also very charming.

Each character is very exciting, including those who were killed. They are all fighting wits and courage. The details of the battle are exciting, the layout is broken and the reversal is wonderful. The world view is huge, there are too many conspiracies, and you are caught off guard.

I really like this book. The story obviously has no special experience, the setting is a bit general, and the emotions are not unforgettable, but I just like it. It seems like this is what novels should be.

It's very interesting, the kind that makes you watch it all the time and can't put it down on your phone. The protagonist is portrayed in a real way, and he doesn't grow up all of a sudden like someone who was taken away from him. It's a gradual process, and the things that happen and the changes are in line with the standards.

The protagonist has no cheats, he is calm, and the subject matter is novel. The story should be written around the coup and the conspiracy behind Sal Hu. When he was in the fog, it was a bit like falling into a "dungeon" with weird rules.

Everyone may have different understandings of books. Anyway, this book is really good-looking, and even non-fans can praise it. The main character is not overly separated. He is a local native and the last swordsman. He is a candlelight in the dark, and a single spark can start a prairie fire!

It's pretty good. There are some details that could be worked out, but the taste is very good and beautiful. Idea literature is good civilization.

The combination of Ming Dynasty and Cthulhu, the writing is brilliant and very flavorful Disadvantages: The update is too slow, but considering the writing style and the Chinese New Year period, it is understandable

Talking about my impressions after reading it, the author seems to care about the self-consistency of logic, the plot is vivid and twists, and it has a strong sense of immersion. Moreover, many settings in the book have a sense of déjà vu combining old and new, and the effect is good.

The protagonist's character is well designed, and he does not pursue invincibility blindly, but progresses and retreats. The rhythm is also good, and there are foreshadowings in many places. You need to pay more attention to the details. Overall it's very good, highly recommended, great! Come on, author!

Cthulhu, a fictional character in the late Ming Dynasty, not a vase heroine. I don't know if Mr. Yue is the heroine. Anyway, the two Chen is around are very powerful female characters.

This style is really cool. The richness of history and the intertwining of personal destiny are so cool.

I came across this book when I was tired of reading. It's not that this book is very good-looking, but I was touched by the characters' personalities. They have their own pursuits, ideas and persistence.

There are really not many good Ke-related articles written. The descriptions are meticulous, the details are abundant, and the pitfalls are filled in well. I haven't finished reading it yet, so I need to take care of this book.

It's a really good book that requires you to use your brain and read it carefully. It's quite fast-paced. I hope the author can make more updates and reveal the mysteries and conspiracies one by one.

It's a good book to read. Although it starts with small things and accumulates little by little, it is very follow-through and sticks to the theme.

The author's writing is very good, and the plot is fascinating. I have always liked the final chapter. It is very annoying to follow the update, and I always abandon the article halfway. But unexpectedly, I wanted to follow the author and read the full text.