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Realistic Urban Fiction
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This series of books is based on my personal real-life adventure experience. The theme of urban exploration is more about showing everyone the glory and prosperity of the past through photos, videos and texts. These are the years that will be forgotten by everyone after the development of our cities. They all really exist. As the years change, some have disappeared, while others are still standing there vaguely, waiting for our discovery!
This is indeed the first time I've seen this kind of subject. It's quite fun and satisfies my curiosity. Where is this place? I saw the Huangyang Mountain mentioned in the book on the map, and it really exists. I would like to ask the author, will there be any series of themes in the future? In front of my grandma's house, I remember there were many factories of that era. Later, in the late 1990s, they either stopped production and were abandoned, or they have been converted into various parks now. At that time, I remember playing in the factory with my friends and seeing the rumbling sounds of the running machines. It was really scary. Looking back now, it embodies our simple childhood at that time. I miss it very much. Thanks to the author for bringing back my wonderful childhood memories. I will continue to follow this book and recommend it to friends who like this kind of subject matter.
This book is really good. I heard my friends talk about urban exploration before, and they did talk about the location of Huangyang Mountain. The author's ideas are indeed unique, and the writing is very immersive. I feel like I am in this mountain. It is worth recommending. I will wait for the follow-up update and continue to follow it!
I am from Zhangjiakou. This place does exist, but I have never been there. I remember it was a barren mountain, but I can still go and see it if I have the chance. The author successfully aroused my idea of snooping. This book is quite interesting. I want to know where the author will unlock the next part of this series?