The Years I Was Imprisoned in Xishan Base

The sequel to the masterpiece is original, still has a huge worldview structure and wonderful foreshadowing and reversal. Maybe the Xishan base will become a popular IP in the future. I hope the author can write more content that is linked to the first part

This book is very interesting. Just like the Anecdotes of the Polling Bureau, the Gu Stories in Miao Xinjiang, and the Notes on Tomb Raiders of the Northern Sect, the author has created a brand new world view and made great efforts to enrich it, making people's eyes look brand new, just like eating a new dish. If the author is full of inspiration, has a rigorous writing framework, and connects this book with the book on Xishan Base to form a system, I think this set of books is likely to be published or achieve other achievements. [Laugh][laugh][laugh]

The only shortcoming of the second volume, Xishan, is that the update frequency is not high. I don't understand why the score is only 6.7. The score of this thing should be at least around 9.5. No one asks for a good book and gathers people to get big scores.

I want to see Li Weizhi and his senior sister appear in the same frame [grievance] [grievance]

I feel like it can continue the style of the West Mountain Base book a little bit, mainly because of my expectations for the second part of the West Mountain Base and some old characters~(¯▽¯~). Of course, I'm not saying that the new characters are not good. Take your time and watch.

Good reviews, my next book in Xishan, Come on, will be written and set off on September 19, 2024. We are destined to meet again and find our own stories. On July 29, 2025, we will meet again here in Xishan's stories.

At the time of this review, I have read 40 chapters. I feel like this book has dropped several levels compared to the previous one. Every story in the previous book was full of tension, but this book gave me a very dull feeling. The stories in the previous book are interlocking, the structure is tight, and there are many foreshadowings but not cumbersome. In addition, what I like most is the writing style of the previous book. The writing style of the previous book is very good. It can be seen that the author spent a lot of effort and polished every corner to perfection. In addition to being bland, this book also has very shallow foreshadowing. I felt it was very shallow. You can tell it is foreshadowing at a glance, and you know what is buried and how it will develop later. It's boring. The writing style seems to be relatively mediocre, and I no longer see those more profound thoughts and brilliant descriptions. However, it can be seen from the style that the author has not changed. All in all quite disappointing. Maybe it's because the previous book brought me too high a psychological threshold, which led to me not liking this book now. And since the last book was ranked second on my favorite book list, I feel that this second book is a bit insulting to the first. Tell the truth! I'm a little afraid to continue watching. I'm afraid that this second part will completely ruin the first one. I really liked part 1. This made me go against my will and give it a 5-star review. I hope that the plot and writing will get better later on. Even if it is not as good as the first one, it can't be too far off. I will continue to support the author. I will finish this story. In addition, it is a small selfish thing on my part. The heroine of the previous book was too good for my taste. So I hope there will be a female protagonist in the back. When I saw the label saying there is no female protagonist, my sky fell. [Cry][cry][cry] If the writing behind the work is good, I will revise the review. Okay, I've changed the review

The sequel to Xishan Base, no need to say more about its greatness

I haven't seen the first part, but the setting is really interesting. However, this second part does not have a female protagonist, but the description of the female character is like a harem. The first one I met was Su You, who was paired with Shen Guang but felt a little inexplicable. At a glance, one could tell that she was a common girl character with a master in harem literature. She acted coquettishly towards the master, but was not very effective in fighting. She treated the protagonist a little differently but was occasionally arrogant. The second Shang Yan, let alone this one, is a beautiful girl who is not surprising at all except for the uncle/uncle and non-human beings in a typical mixed bed. Does she play games because there is a game group for such characters to do tasks? The third Dr. Chu, not to mention, the bad woman Yu Jie wears black stockings, her legs, chest, face, hands, and voice are perfectly described. She probably turned her back when she appeared in the vertical painting. The impression of her face, chest, legs, and black stockings is more memorable than the description of this person. She even has the feeling of meeting in the harem in a traditional harem novel. Doctor Chu and Shang Yan just met are super typical. The male protagonist was delighted and thought, "It's okay, she's a doctor." Shang Yan was even more famous for her "women's intuition." What I have seen here is just the beginning. Let me guess that there are yandere, sanwu, senior, and junior behind. The sudden small head occupies the big head, describing the chest, legs, arms, and face. Because there is no heroine coming in to watch it, you can think about it again, it is better to admit that it is a harem story [laughing and crying]

The second part of Xishan Base. Anyone who has read the first part knows the author's strength. A good book is not popular, but it is definitely good to read. The author's grand narrative writing style is outstanding, and it is one of the most beautiful containment articles I have ever read.

I don't know why I want to watch Maomao write about the female protagonist [I'm about to cry]

The subject matter is very good. If you read another work of the author, it will be miraculous and beautiful.

The sequel to Xishan Base can be read by fans of Xishan. New readers can read the two books together. Although it is a sequel, the plot is not copied randomly. The whole is still very innovative and has a lot of imagination. When reading, you need to use your brain to memorize, logically reason, and think about part of the plot. Of course, you can read it happily without using your brain. I think the sequel should develop another plot in this way, instead of blindly sticking to the old book. The section about Shang Yan is a bit poisonous. It can be regarded as the author's attempt at a new writing method.

In the Xishan Base series, both the story structure and the detailed description are very good. The rhythm is well controlled. I wish the author a great writing work＼＼\\٩( 'ω' )و ////

I think it is a pity that this book is the second part of Xishan Base, at least for now. First of all, this book is narrated in the third person. Compared with the first person in the first part, it is much less immersive. I am still reading it basically because of the first part (most importantly!!!). Furthermore, the character descriptions in this book are really not as good as those in the first one. The characters in the first one were all very individual, but this one is a bit bland. In the end, I can only hope that this book can put more effort into character creation and quantity. What I am writing about now are basically the protagonist team, and the names and surnames that have appeared are basically from the protagonist team. If you haven't watched the first part, watch the first part first😮‍💨

I have a suggestion. Look, wasn't he a base operator in his first book, and then he was promoted to a specialist? This is tentatively designated as the middle level of the base. Then the second book is this book. The protagonist is a controller, so the protagonist is a person at the bottom. After finishing this book, can you make a third part? The protagonist is the base committee, which belongs to the top management of Xishan Base. In this case, it can be directly made into a trilogy. [Cool][Cool][Cool]

The relationship between the plot and the characters is still very strong. The change of person's name from first to third is a little uncomfortable, and the sense of substitution is not as strong as in the first part. But this film mainly fills in the world line (guess) to fill in the gaps in other departments and actions in Xishan Base. I just don't know what Chen Jiangwen (Xing) will do at the end - the end of containment is the change of the world (?)

Inheriting the fine tradition of the previous book, the description of the project is still in place and adds to the worldview of Xishan Base, but it is different from the previous book. The writing is beautiful and is no less impressive on other platforms. Can be regarded as an excellent fan of SCP. But is there really no heroine? It is a pity.

I haven't read much, but I'm not used to the sudden change from Li Weizhi's perspective to the third-person perspective of this book. The first-person immersion in the previous book was too strong, and the limited field of vision laid a lot of foreshadowings. When the foreshadowings appear one after another at the end, the shock and sudden enlightenment are really amazing. However, after eating the fine chaff of the previous book, the beginning of this one did not make me feel bright. Maybe it was the previous book that made me think that this book also needs to be written in the first person. In short, I believe in the author's ability, and the book will definitely not be bad. It depends on everyone's preferences.

If there is no heroine, then all the heroines will be killed, right?

The story of Mao Cha having a single female protagonist is pretty good, but why did it include no female protagonist?

The author has narrowed the path. Although Xishan 2 is not a sequel to Xishan 1, it assumes that readers know a lot of the settings of Xishan 1. Therefore, readers who are not from Xishan 1 will give low marks if they cannot understand it at first. Also, the author is definitely not academic. There is nothing wrong with the grand description. On the contrary, the detailed description of some principles in it makes me uncomfortable. In other words, it continues the advantages of Xishan 1, and overall it is okay.

Can the author continue the characters from the first part? The first part really got too deep [crying][crying][crying]

I hope it will be another masterpiece after "The Ten Years I Worked at Xishan Base"

It is as original as the previous book. Except for the update, which I feel is a bit slow, there is nothing wrong with the book. If possible, I don't really want to finish it in a hurry like the previous one. But one thing that concerns me is, although it is a good book, why does it have such a dismal performance? I highly recommend all book lovers to read this book

It's hard to calm down, I hope it doesn't end early

It looks good, but I recommend having a female protagonist to make it more interesting.

Continuing the imagination and world view of the previous book, this one depicts the battle scenes in more detail, and some plots are also related to the previous one. The writing is good and the description is in place. It is also a good book from now on; but I don't know why, maybe because the change of perspective from the first book to this one always feels weird. People around the protagonist are sometimes a little too indifferent, and the protagonist is slowly derailing society. The base is like cultivating weapons (only personal opinion) [top post]

Beautiful, no need to say more [Like] Although, but. I noticed that there is something wrong with you not having a heroine? She and Chu Du confessed to each other, isn't this the heroine? ☄ฺ(◣д◢)☄ฺWhy is there GG at the end? Cat tea, you boy

I've been following the update since the first one, and I think it's very interesting, okay?