
The Red and Blue Battlefield
红蓝战场
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 257k Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban Everyday
- Updated
- 10mo ago
- Source
- Fanqie
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Explore more →Looking for Contemporary Urban Fiction About Everyday Life, Grounded and Close to Reality!
Urban Slice of Life, Realistic, Masterpiece
The Protagonist Is a Professional Gambler
The protagonist's profession is professional gambler.
The Most Realistic, Well-Written Urban Fiction
Hey, please tell me which urban novel you think reflects reality the most!
Looking for Books That Feel Especially Realistic
Close to real life.
Urban Slice-of-Life, Realistic and Immersive, with Vivid, Believable Writing
No transmigration, cultivation, fantasy, or whatever else. I want something real: grounded in everyday life, with sincere emotions that resonate.
Looking for Realistic Urban Fiction
Looking for Urban Novels About Real Life
Any good urban novels that feel close to real life and are on the longer side?
Looking for Novels That Are a Little More Realistic
Stories that are realistic, down-to-earth, and true to life
Looking for Realist Fiction Recommendations
The “You'll Regret Not Reading This” Series
Looking for stories like "Love at the Electronics Factory". Late-night storytelling to help you drift off, a bedtime buddy.
I Want to Read Books About Gambling
I've already read "The Gambler". If there are no good books besides that one, feel free to argue with me.
Realistic Stories About Gambling, Macau, Casinos, and the Like
Any Books About Gambling or a Life as a Cardsharp?
Book recommendations
Any Novels About Lottery Betting or Betting on Soccer?
The Kind of Hard Science Nobody Can Understand
I want hard science, I want hard science. The main thing is for the protagonist to lead the whole world toward technological prosperity.
Any Books About Gambling Like The Professional?
Recommend Novels About Macau and Gambling
I'm looking for books like Macau in Turmoil: The Road to Wealth Is Full of Potholes.
Any Stories About Gambling?
Gambling Destroys Families
Looking for books similar to A Gambler's Descent into the Abyss. I want something fairly realistic that can offer a warning and food for thought. I recommend A Gambler's Descent into the Abyss. It could save you if you're sliding into the gambling pit.
Novels About Macau
Looking for books similar to "Macau Rising: The Road to Getting Rich Is Full of Pitfalls". Stories about experiences in Macau casinos.
Novels Like Kakegurui
Fan fiction
Novels About High-Stakes Gambling in Macau
I want to read books similar to "The Wind Rises in Macao, and the Road to Riches Is a Little Tricky."
Looking for a Novel as Satisfying as Wind Rises in Macau
Looking for books similar to Rising Winds in Macau: The Road to Riches Is a Bit of a Gamble. It doesn't have to be about gambling, but I want something just as immersive and thrilling. Reading this one felt like I was gambling too. My body wasn't in Macau, but my mind was. It was so exhilarating!
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Ten years of gambling, a lifetime of shackles, these first eight words directly break the defense! The author writes about the psychological traps of gamblers vividly and vividly. There is no gorgeous rhetoric, but every word is bloody. It not only makes people curious about the subsequent experience, but also makes people alert to the horror of desire. You must follow up!
This is not a cookie-cutter preaching about quitting gambling, but a dismantling of personal experiences. It's so real! From ambition to delusion and then to irreversibility, this change of mentality is written with a strong sense of substitution. Just watching the beginning, I have already been severely caught. I look forward to revealing more pitfalls in the game in the future and preparing to benefit everyone around me!
This is my first novel. It has nothing to do with skillful writing skills or exquisite structure. It is more like a clumsy but sincere confession, which lays out the obsession hidden in my heart, the observed details of the world, and the superficial thoughts about human nature in the text. It may not be perfect: the plot is unpolished and the characters are not full of edges and corners, and even the rhythm control has the awkwardness of a novice - those emotions that are eager to express, those details that have been considered over and over again, and those entanglements that are afraid that readers will not understand and are afraid of speaking too clearly are all left plainly between the pages of the book. But this "imperfection" is precisely its most precious part, just like each of our lives, it has never been a carefully arranged script. There is warmth in the roughness, and there are echoes in the regrets. The core of this book has never been to tell a magnificent story, but to describe the struggle and confusion of a group of ordinary people in gambling, and their ultimate sinking - wandering at the fork in life, making choices, making mistakes, and dying. They have my own shadow in them, as well as the appearance of every ordinary person I have ever seen: trying their best for an obsession, tossing and turning for a regret, and walking towards the sun for a little warmth. What I want to write about are those emotions that are ignored, those thoughts that are not expressed. The creative process is also a journey of self-analysis. From the repeated pulling and pulling when conceiving and recalling characters, to the self-doubt when polishing the plot, to the sudden enlightenment when writing, I was also making peace with my own heart while writing the story. Those moments that once confused me, entangled me, and moved me have all turned into fireworks in the words. They may not be profound enough, or they may not be stunning enough, but every stroke is full of sincerity, and every paragraph of text comes from love. I know that as a debut novel, it will inevitably be criticized, there will be shortcomings, and some readers will feel that it is not exciting enough. But I still cherish it, just like I cherish my first growth - it is my first step into the world of words, my first way to communicate with the world, and it is a sincere memorial I leave to myself.
Not bad, keep up the good work
Good-looking, good-looking, good-looking, good-looking
Real and objective, detailed content
You can return it, oh oh oh oh
The examples in this book are more real, and the readers' voices are full of emotions, which makes them feel like they are actually there. Great!
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