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"Ghost Blows Out the Lamp", Not "Tomb Raiders Notes"
From the Angry Eyes Xiangxi series, my wife Hua Ling
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Grave Robbing? Too Low-End. Archeology Is the Way to Go!
I want to read a book similar to "Dragon Bone Mountain".
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Grave Robbing. Is There Any Protagonist Who Always Remains Aloof from Other People?
The protagonist always remains aloof from others and does not trust anyone.
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A Gathering Place for New Books, Those with More Than 100,000 Words That Have No Reviews Yet
I want to read a book similar to "Morning Blossoms Plucked at Dusk". Let's encourage each other. There are too many Pomodoro books, so stick with it. If it's love, cut it off and start again. If it's survival.
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I feel much better after watching [Send My Heart]. The archaeological background and suspense elements of the story are well combined. The setting of the ancient Dian Kingdom is a bit mysterious and very attractive. The people and things the protagonist encounters in the process of searching for the truth also make the whole story richer. Although there is no particularly explosive twist, the advantage is that the pace is smooth and the details are solid. It is a book worth reading slowly.
The protagonist's growth line as a quasi-archaeological student is portrayed relatively realistically. From the initial panic to the gradual calmness later, it is very immersive. The mystery of the clay tablet is intertwined with the missing link of the godfather, and the sense of suspense is created well. The description of some scenes could be more detailed, but as a suspense novel, it already makes people want to follow it.
The archaeological suspense setting of this book is quite interesting. Starting from receiving a mysterious clay tablet, the protagonist gradually traces the truth behind Grandpa Qian's disappearance. The historical elements of the ancient Dian Kingdom interspersed in the process are also very interesting. Although some plots advance a little slowly, the overall logic is still online. Those who like archaeological exploration themes can watch it and feel the sense of being closer to the truth step by step.
As an archaeological suspense article, the details are carefully handled. The symbols on the clay tablets and the description of the historical relics of the ancient Dian Kingdom show that the author has done his homework. The protagonist's psychological changes and action logic are also more in line with the identity of a quasi-college student, and it has a full sense of reality. The plot does not pursue excitement blindly, but unfolds slowly, which is suitable for readers who like slow-burn suspense.
Hahaha, it looks pretty good. I would like to encourage the new author, it's great to have such writing style👍