The Grave Robbers' Chronicles: A Republic-Era Notebook
一本来自民国的盗墓笔记
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- Completed
- Length
- 537k Words
- Genre
- Mystery
- Subgenre
- Mystery & Supernatural
- Updated
- 11mo ago
- English
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- Memoirs of a Tomb Raider in Republican-Era China一个民国盗墓贼的回忆录Alternate title on Fanqie
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The storyline is well-written; I enjoy watching it.
Good, unlike many tomb raiding books that are full of ghosts and strange things. This is more realistic.
The storyline is very thrilling and exciting.
I felt unsatisfied after finishing it. The ending wasn't rushed, but the story felt a bit short. The book is excellent; I personally really like this kind of story set in the old society, and the author's down-to-earth writing style makes it easy to understand. The author's cultural background and historical knowledge are also quite good.
The author is erudite and has a solid foundation in writing. The foreshadowing in the beginning and the foreshadowing in the end are well done!
It's not particularly brilliant, nor is it bad. It's just average, but the live audiobook is amazing, especially the weekly narration. Overall, I'd give it full marks because of the live narration; I listen to it whenever I have free time, and it's really great. It's much more comfortable than reading. I only kept reading because of the audiobook. Otherwise, I would have missed this novel.
It's indeed well-written, but I've read a book with a very similar plot. It's about taking a shortcut, with the unorthodox master Bai Jingxuan becoming the mysterious Mr. Lou! He finds a disciple to succeed him as Mr. Lou, and even the methods are the same as in this book! However, that book probably came first; it's more exciting, just with a slightly different theme!
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It's very well written and vivid; I really enjoy reading it.
Frequently! The plot is well-written! Worth reading!