The author of the first book is from Qidian. He couldn't stand the pressure there and moved here. Then someone from Tomato to Qidian voted for a leader and asked him to work overtime here. For the second book, if the Cihang stage is yin enough, you can come. There is no most yin, only more yin. The third book, Lu Jingxiu: I'm going to collapse. I'm so convinced. Why do these people have no brains every day? If you want to be the boss, you can just be me. What kind of brains is this?
Asking for bookshelf, asking for attention, asking for comments, asking for support, asking for ratings, absolutely out of the box, I implore everyone to give it a try, and I hope you can help recommend it so that more people can read good books.
Thanks to the original poster, this is a short novel that has been completed. It is an imaginary story. It is both Machiavellian, funny and practical. The group portraits are vivid, the narrative rhythm of the script is fast, the story is compact, the details are controlled, and the image is strong. The Three Views are still effective. There is no wisdom, no fingers, no rotten stems, and no high-tech blessing. Every word is rubbed by hand to detoxify and restore blood. It is full of sincerity and I sincerely recommend it.
I really feel good about these books, but people nowadays seem to only recognize books by great writers and popular searches. In fact, the books written by newcomers are really imaginative, and they don't have any big routines, but they are not popular.
The first book, the savior, fights with authority commands, a top-notch battle of wits, the second book, The Black Tower, there is no living person in the world, the third book, a strange story from a strange perspective, the protagonist is a new kid, the first person, the fourth book, the extraterrestrial demon is also a demon.
Regardless of the ratings, many ratings are falsely high, especially those above 9.5. The second book is very cleverly designed, and now there are dozens of comments for each chapter break. It is truly a book that everyone loves to read. The first potential new book, looking forward to the unfolding of the worldview
Regardless of the ratings, many ratings are falsely high, especially those above 9.5. The second book is very cleverly designed, and now it has dozens of comments for every chapter break. It is truly a book that everyone loves to read. The first potential new book, looking forward to the unfolding of the worldview
This is the first time I've seen a spy-war theme. There are only a dozen or so scenes without the usual hidden information acquisition. The pace is faster, refreshing and comfortable, but the plot is very rigorous. In the hard-core part, there is no need to say that the villains are not smart.
This this this! ! ! The subject matter is novel, so if you don't like it, scold me! A book that makes you cry and laugh at the same time [Crying] It's so touching that I really can't help but write a long review [Love] [I'm about to cry] Tang Miao, a busy delivery boy in his previous life, was reborn as a soft orange cat Miaomiao. He was tasked with traveling the mountains and rivers, guarding the dragon's veins, and seeing the fireworks all over China with a pair of cat's eyes. The story begins in the bustling Xinmin Vegetable Market in Northeast China, with fireworks of greetings from the market's uncles and aunts: after traveling to Harbin, he met the tough-talking and arrogant squirrel Taye, who was cold on the outside and hot on the inside. In the ice and snow, a man and a demon were accompanying each other, and the irony The heat of the goose stewed in the pot relieves the severe cold in the northern country; step into the Forbidden City in Beijing and get acquainted with the loyal guard Nian Nian with a knife, and the imperial cat Aisin Gioro Padyos who is timid in front of others but secretly monopolizes the rations. The red walls and yellow tiles hide six hundred years of dusty events. Squatting in the square to witness the solemn flag-raising ceremony, the moment the wind blew over the national flag, I felt a surge of pride in my heart. I rushed south to Suzhou, where my fingertips (cat paws) touched the embroidery needles and threads that the embroiderers have adhered to for generations. It is inheritance; the calm Zen mind of the sweeping monk of Lingyin Temple soothes the impetuousness of the journey: when traveling to the Three Gorges of the Yangtze River, the endless echo of trackers' chants tells the story of the hot years of making a living for the ancestors on the rivers; when settling in Sichuan and Chongqing, the red-oiled skewers of hot pot are ironing all the fatigue. Traveling west to the northwest, I witnessed with my own eyes the persistence of Minqin sand control workers against the yellow sand day after day: crossing the Qinling Mountains and accompanying the panda Fat Ya on its thousand-mile migration to Yunnan. Everything in the mountains and fields is tender; going deep into the mountains of Guizhou, the way Teacher Xia took root in the mountains to teach and educate people made the tip of my nose sore and my eyes red several times. An orange cat and a pair of eyes, from the white mountains and black waters to the Yunnan-Guizhou Plateau, from the water towns in the south of the Yangtze River to the deserts of the northwest, completely unfolding a long scroll of mountains and rivers unique to China. It not only has the relaxing healing of traveling all over the world and tasting delicious food, but the main line of guarding the dragon's veins hidden under the streets and mountains and rivers is hidden with passion; there is the sweetness and bitterness of the market stalls, and the touching tenderness of ordinary people who stick to it silently: there is the national pride brought by the majestic mountains and rivers, and also I cried and laughed while reading through the details of the helplessness of ordinary life. One moment, I was amused by the contrast between Ta Ye's tough words and soft heart, and Padres' cuteness. The next moment, I saw the stories of craftsmen, sand control people, and volunteer teachers, and I couldn't help but shed tears. The fireworks of the world, the majesty of mountains and rivers, the millennium inheritance, and the glimmer of little people are all combined in this book. The emotions are thick and complex, and a thousand words cannot express the deepest shock in my heart. As an old book friend who reads articles on Tomato all the year round, there are very few books that can combine healing, passion, feelings of family and country, and warmth of the world. The writing is delicate and not empty, the plot is smooth and not procrastinating, and the characters are all vivid and three-dimensional. I sincerely recommend it to all book lovers. Follow the orange cat Miaomiao on a warm and healing journey across China!