[I'm slaying demons and vanquishing evil. You're saying I'm mentally ill???]
[Apocalyptic catastrophe + savior + no System + no stale tropes + no dragging things out]
[On the eve of Earth's apocalyptic catastrophe, the top martial artist of Xiake Star travels through a black hole and arrives on Earth. He loses all his cultivation and is locked away in a mental hospital. Fortunately, his many kindhearted fellow patients give him warmth. One patient, who claims to be a prophet, is convinced that he is the true savior. Meanwhile, the catastrophe draws ever closer, and crisis after crisis erupts... Watch as he survives against all odds, takes on his heavenly mandate, and turns the tide!]
[This is a wish-fulfillment novel, but not a mindless one. I hope that along with enjoying the story, readers will also get a little beneficial mental stimulation. Your investment in reading deserves a greater reward.]
[The book has 58 chapters, all completed and uploaded. The System will publish them automatically.]
[Author's self-evaluation] The goal is literary quality + refreshing writing, and the two can be balanced. The first five chapters are written in the form of biographies of characters, and the rest are centered around stories, with more and more interesting plots.
The world view of Xia Ke Xing is very grand and the logic is self-consistent. I am very convinced when I read it!
On the eve of the doomsday catastrophe, a knight from another world loses all his cultivation and ends up in a mental hospital. This opening setting is both bold and stunning! The author is not a cookie-cutter system or harem novel. He uses the sincere interaction between a frustrated master and a pure patient to create a sense of warmth in the apocalypse. The plot is compact and not procrastinating, the crises are advanced layer by layer, and the responsibility of saving the world is placed on the shoulders of the most unlikely people, which is full of tension. The writing is clean and neat, and it finds an exquisite balance between science fiction and chivalry, which is refreshing.
The character creation is very successful, each character is full and three-dimensional
It's a good read. It's a breath of fresh air on the doomsday theme. There are no system cheats. From the huge contrast between the master from another world being reduced to a mental hospital, to the mutual understanding with the patients, every step of the growth is very solid. The savior in the author's writing is not the chosen one, but a responsible person who comes out of despair and warmth. The pace is tight and not procrastinating. It is a very good read among the doomsday themes.
Don't let the title put you off, it's a book worth reading. The whole story is centered on Qingshan Mental Hospital, with all kinds of storms, big and small, some scary, some humorous, and some childlike. You won't get bored reading it. I'm about a third of the way through, so I'll give you a follow-up review. This book is quite distinctive and connotative, and is suitable for reading slowly. I want to refresh it again in a few days. In every chapter, there is something new that is worth savoring. It is a good and rewarding book.
Up to now, I feel that the whole book is still very readable, the plot setting is very attractive, the protagonist has a clear personality, and there are explanations of professional terms. And the writing is pretty good. There is a foreshadowing of the character in the early stage, and the subsequent development of the plot. If you look at it as a whole, it is still recommended.
The male protagonist has a pretty free and easy personality, but is a little emotionally entangled, probably because he has a single female protagonist/no harem. He is there to resist the temptation of beautiful women.
The plot of the counterattack from the mental hospital is very interesting, and the recovery line is very exciting!
Breaking the old stereotype of cool articles on men's videos, it's cool enough to be literary. This article is such a treasure!