
Spending Money Doesn't Work? I'll Get Them Through the Long March With My Life
氪金没用?我用命带他们走完长征
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In the name of "leisure", we went to a tearful historical appointment - Comment on "Say Good Casual Game, Long March Dungeons All Over the Net Wept" The most exquisite idea of this urban imagination-themed work is to use the contrasting shell of a "casual game" to wrap the most profound historical core of the Long March, allowing readers to complete a spiritual re-walking of the Long March in an "immersive experience". The design of tear points and resonance points is heart-stirring. The core charm of the work lies in the collision of contrast and reality. The opening chapter begins with the collapse complaints of the anchor with tens of millions of fans - "We agreed to travel for leisure, but were thrown into the snowy mountains at minus 40 degrees Celsius" "We have no krypton gold but we have to trade our lives for black steamed buns". The comments from the player's perspective dispel the heaviness of historical themes, but gradually gain strength in the subsequent plot: Monitor The last morsel of dry food stuffed in before freezing to death, the sudden surprise when your comrades from Yunnan, Guizhou and Sichuan invite you to fetch water but accidentally drink the poisonous spring, and the heart-wrenching comparison of 50 lives to load the game to clear the level while the ancestors only had one chance. The default of "casual" completely collapsed and was replaced by the most intuitive empathy for historical suffering. This kind of narrative rhythm of "first loosening and then tightening" makes the Long March no longer a term in textbooks, but the hunger, cold and sacrifice experienced by players (readers) personally. What's even more rare is that the work does not fall into the misunderstanding of "main theme preaching", but uses game mechanics as a carrier to allow the historical spirit to flow naturally. The book restores key moments such as starting from Ruijin, crossing the snow-capped mountains, and flying to seize the Luding Bridge. It also designs branch options such as "helping the masses dig coal", "abide by the three major disciplines", and "fight wits and courage with the gangsters", which not only respects the historical facts, but also gives readers room for decision-making. Those "understated but touching" sacrifice scenes - partners fell down at unknown moments, and died of natural cyanide springs on the eve of victory - exactly echo the cruel truth of the Long March: greatness does not come from earth-shattering feats, but from the perseverance and sacrifice of countless ordinary people in desperate situations. The netizen's sentence "If we pass the level, our ancestors are very happy; if we cannot pass the level, our ancestors have helped us to pass it", which expresses the emotional point of the work. It uses "game" as a youthful carrier to allow young readers to break out of the "passive acceptance of history" mode and truly understand the blood and courage behind the "Twenty-five Thousand Mile Long March" through the experience of "death and rebirth". Although some plots are imaginative, the core sense of historical richness has not been diluted, but is made more precious by the "casual" contrast - when players complain that "the game is too difficult", it is precisely the best empathy for their ancestors who "have no way out". The success of this work lies in the fact that it has found a new way of communicating history: it does not use slogans to express feelings, but uses details to prick people's hearts; it does not need to talk about suffering seriously, but uses contrast to show its weight. It makes "tears burst" into an active emotional expression, and allows the spirit of the Long March to truly enter the hearts of young readers in the immersive experience of "playing games". Written by Doubao [OK]
It's so beautiful. The growth of the three people is obvious. Even the most squeamish Ruanruan has begun to take responsibility. The little girl has gone from being germaphobic at the beginning to being able to quickly avoid enemies. Even the crazy brother who was carefree at the beginning, as his name suggests, is indeed crazy. Carrying a big pot on his shoulders, he regards the squad leader as his faith. In fact, when it comes to belief, I think the three of them are the squad leader's belief. People get along with each other. Compared with those players who do not regard the squad leader as a real person, the squad leader will naturally not invest too much emotion, but who can refuse these three tough soldiers?
It's very interesting. There are many books with similar themes to Tomato. There are so few that are so tear-jerking. The most important thing is that the characters in the book have obvious growth. They are not just machines to promote the plot. It would be better if the character descriptions could be more detailed and full [Like][Like][Like]
I also read a lot of reviews, and to be honest, I actually think that as long as the subject matter is written appropriately, the rating will not be too low because of political correctness. But, again, I am relatively neutral. This book did not make me feel that it was fake or empty, and it did not use patriotism to make me lose interest in reading it, so it has achieved its purpose. This book is not a masterpiece, but it is still very successful. Some comments say that this kind of subject matter is like this, and you will understand it if you read it more, and you will sympathize with it and so on. I think this is very problematic. I don't deny that some people want to use this blog to gain traffic, but no matter how it is written, it should guide readers to remember history. How it is written is a matter of personal level, but let's pass it by using patriotism. No matter how it is written, stating history over and over again and presenting history in front of us one by one is a good trend and phenomenon in itself. Because of our patriotism, when we read this kind of article, we will review history and shed tears because of the sacrifices of our ancestors. Instead of this trend, we take advantage of our patriotism. Isn't it right that no one will write this type of thing in the future and spread this kind of thing? However, this book is quite attractive to me and allows me to continue to follow it. There are many wonderful fragments and words. I hope that when this book is sold, the character setting and plot will be optimized. I hope the author will continue to work hard.
It's so beautiful, brothers, there is no knife, it's very interesting, I think the author must be a very capable person, and his writing style is also very good, you must read it, there is no knife, I repeat, there is no knife [laughs] Oops, seeing so many people commenting, I feel relieved that I am not the only one caught in the rain [laugh][laugh][laugh][laugh][laugh][laugh][laugh][laugh][laugh][laugh][laugh][laugh][laugh] [laugh][laugh][laugh][laugh][laugh][laugh][laugh][laugh][laugh][laugh][laugh][laugh][laugh][laugh][laugh][laugh][laugh][laugh][laugh][laugh][laugh][laugh]
I can really cry while reading every chapter. The writing is so warm, and there is no rigid history. It is really poignant, warm, and powerful. It writes the spirit of the Long March vividly and profoundly. You can feel the author's full sincerity on this theme. The author writes the story carefully. When we look back at those turbulent years, we see not only the trek in the face of hunger and cold, but also the rise in despair. The spirit of the Long March is like a beam of light that penetrates the fog of time, illuminates our direction, and makes us understand that great undertakings are always forged in overcoming difficulties. Strong recommendation
It's super beautiful. It focuses on describing the game rather than describing the protagonist. What I want to see is the game, not the protagonist, and his sex life. I came here to watch the game to change the game in modern history, not to see the protagonist's life. This is particularly good [Sending Hearts] This is the second time I read it. The author really wrote about the comradeship of the three anchors. They also formed a deep friendship with the old squad leader. They climbed the snow mountain. I feel that after crossing the grass this time, their friendship may become deeper and deeper. They may eventually become an iron triangle. The author just wanted to shape the three of them into an iron triangle, because they ate soup cooked with a belt together, carried the old squad leader together and climbed the snow mountain together, supporting them. It feels like there is no room for anyone else, except for the old squad leader in the game, Xiaodouzi and other NBC comrades. To them, that is no longer NBC. Later, after they may have passed one Long March location after another, those comrades will really become comrades. In their eyes, they will not be NBC, but a real person of flesh and blood [send heart][send heart][send heart][send heart]
Very good, human nature is finally no longer a selfish and natural value, and it is no longer a protagonist who is full of calculations about how much benefits he can get from others. It is a very touching story, a normal person in front of great love and positive feedback. If he does not do good deeds and benevolent, he will be blamed for being called the Holy Mother. Obviously, the Holy Mother is revered. It is said that it is a representative of gods recommended by people to do good in the world, but it has been maliciously distorted and confused, and confused with good people. It is obviously different and each has its own meaning, but it is deliberately distorted and ugly. It is clear that good people and good deeds should enjoy honors, but they have received strange doubts and bad jokes that do not understand human language.
This book is really good to read. In my opinion, the Long March type of book is already relatively rigorous, and the emotional transition is very natural. Is it in a parallel world of knives, or is it knives on me? [Cry][cry][cry]
It's very touching, the kind of natural touching. The characters in it are indeed very vivid. I can feel that everyone is growing and transforming. Their growth can be observed with the naked eye. Everyone is brought to life by the author. (Maybe it's because I don't often read sadistic books, but this is one of the few books on Tomato that can make me cry.) 'I don't know what kind of writing is good, but I like it very much anyway. The author of this book is simple and touching, just like the smiles of the soldiers and the encouragement of the old squad leader. 'The author is working very hard to complete the work, and the protagonist is also working very hard to live out his value. It's already here, so I'll remind you to update it by the way. [Send heart] [Send heart] [Send heart] Keep up the hard work, author! ! ! I'll just lie here peacefully, waiting for you to feed me. [Salute][Sending Hearts][Full][Full][Full][Full][Full]