Aotai Mountain Mysteries: Someone’s Selling Grilled Sausages There!

A good book, it describes the danger of Ao Tai in the form of a strange story and Crusu's novel, and reminds people in a gentle way to protect the environment and not go to dangerous places outside the scenic area.

It's well written, but it doesn't sound like Tomato's, which has an early folk flavor.

The writing is good. I got goosebumps after reading it in the middle of the night. It's quite shocking. It's a very novel subject matter. It sells grilled sausages and chicken steaks mysteriously, just to let you take away the garbage.

It's awesome. The whole plot is very reasonable and logically consistent. How can there be such a complete novel? Other people's articles are composed of independent fragments connected in parallel, but in this case, each part is connected by a theme. It is similar to the observation results of macroscopic objects by different people at different locations in the world. Every part is extremely compact, all the holes are filled, and the entire worldview seems to really exist. You can watch an extremely real and terrifying world gradually unfolding before your eyes. It feels like the author must have put a lot of thought into conceiving the outline. There won't be a lot of setting stuff, and there won't be a lot of casual chapters at all. Every seemingly irrelevant little detail is actually foreshadowing. And the characters are really flesh and blood, and everyone's character is very representative. This is not like an online article at all, like a published masterpiece. I can really see how it feels. Every word is about environmental protection, but the appearance is like a thriller and fantasy novel. It doesn't look boring at all. Those who gave low ratings probably don't often throw garbage in the mountains. The author gave a chill to the back of everyone who saw them throwing trash and gave them a bad review.

The writing is quite good As long as the following group portraits can be maintained, it will definitely be a top-notch Tomato masterpiece It doesn't matter who the protagonist is, or who the sausage baker is. What's important is that this group portrait is top-notch, and my operator is very good at writing group portraits.

This title is too confusing. If I hadn't read it too many times and was bored, I would never have clicked it. The score of 6.9 Is definitely low. As long as the author can end it in time and not rely on the fantasy of immortality, it will be a very exquisite supernatural story. I hope it will score 9.

The theme of 'protecting nature' alone deserves 5 stars. The person selling barbecued sausages is actually not a human being. He is a god from the mountain. He is not selling anything, but turning garbage into food and giving it to people. Because the predecessors littered and did not protect the environment, the mountain gods used mysterious power to restore decades of garbage into grilled sausages, chicken steaks, etc., And rescued the lost people who protected the environment and respected nature. The high intention is astonishing. The writing is delicate and gripping. After watching it for a long time, my blood pressure rose a little, so I had to stop reading. I don't know where the plot will go in the future, please tell me if you have watched it.

It's a very interesting book. The main character has never appeared before. It's all described through the side profiles of the survivors. It's very suspenseful at the moment.

A relatively pure genre of rules and ghost stories that is narrated from the perspective of others. Although at first I thought there would be a protagonist or a food story. But after reading it, I found that it is a more horror-type article about rules and ghosts. A very nice book, please read more about the author. (I think the rating could be higher) Hmm... There is no weird rules content in the back, and it's a bit weird when it comes to zf personnel, so I'll run away first.

The writing is quite good, and it made me want to read a few more episodes of Secret Garden and I suddenly got the idea [thinking] (I'm kidding, I won't go), but the description is really good and interesting.