
Archaeological Notes
考古手记
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 126k Words
- Genre
- Danmei (BL)
- Era
- Modern Era
- Updated
- 8y ago
- Source
- JJWXC
Synopsis
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Reader comments 41
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Hey, I've read it no less than ten times and I'm still confused. Xia Mingruo and Chu Haiyang, can you do another hundred chapters and let me see...
If a novel can make the main character deeply rooted in the hearts of the people, then it is a good novel; if the supporting characters can be deeply rooted in the hearts of the people, then it is an excellent novel - when a novel can make cats, dogs, mice deeply rooted in the hearts of the people, then it is a masterpiece. Yes, "Archaeological Notes" is such a masterpiece. Therefore, I feel it is very necessary to discuss the wise thoughts of Lao Huang as a cat in the book, and how it was born in the writing of our "Wu Hua Tian Bao Zhong Ling Yu Xiu overwhelming mountains and seas of rays of light and colorful colors complement each other great teacher × Laughing Cat". The first is his extraordinary birth. It is said that things resemble their masters, dragons give birth to dragons, phoenixes give birth to phoenixes, and the son of a mouse can dig holes - but Lao Huang successfully got rid of the genes of his ancestors and became a unique and tasteful new species under Xia's father's painstaking efforts. Ordinary domestic cats belong to the cat family and mammals. In order to show its uniqueness and personality, the smiling cat was classified into the Gu category for the first time. The characteristic of Gu is that the big ones eat the small ones, the fittest survive, and the one who survives in the end is the finished product. So when we saw the Xia family's big bug eating the small bug, the mouse eating the big bug, and Lao Huang eating the mouse and finally transforming into a Gu and beating the table with laughter, the laughing cat won - from then on, Lao Huang took the first step to be outstanding and otherworldly in the readers' hearts. Secondly, he has a calm and sinister character. As the saying goes, birds of a feather flock together, Lao Huang profoundly implemented his master's shameless and vulgar (?) Course of action, and sublimated it to a sinister state. After getting on the train, Xia Mingruo stuffed her luggage under the bed, secretly took the cat out, and asked it: "Old Huang, what did the teacher say just now?" Lao Huang meowed. "Didn't you hear?" Xia Mingruo smiled and said, "Actually, I didn't hear it." Lao Huang nuzzled in his arms, yawned again, and turned to look out the window. Along the railway line are endless mirror-like rice fields, shining in the sun. ——Chapter 2 of "Archaeological Notes" The above is the normal state of Lao Huang, who is indifferent, thoughtful, and loves nature. But the great teacher Smiling Cat believes that being just a cat who loves nature is not enough to highlight Lao Huang's extraordinary abilities. Men are not bad and women are not loving. Since Huang is a male, we see the other side of him. Case 1: Lao Huang VS Leopard. I believe that students who have read "Archaeological Notes" have expressed deep sympathy for Comrade Leopard's experience. With the legend of cat ghosts prevailing, Comrade Leopard cautiously opened the door of the dark thousand-year-old tomb deep in the tomb, and came face to face with a ball of fluffy stuff - of course it was Lao Huang. If you think that Lao Huang's evildoing only goes so far, then you are wrong! When the frightened Comrade Leopard slowly woke up, Lao Huang followed the instructions of his owner, Comrade Xia Mingruo - "Come on, Brother Huang, we were wrong, quickly apologize to Brother Leopard and show our strong class friendship." Only ten centimeters away from the Leopard's nose, at the entrance of the tomb with a wide open doorway exuding a cold atmosphere, under a dim light bulb, he tried his best to open its three-petal mouth, and smiled with difficulty, cramps, and twists. Comrade Leopard died heroically again. Case 2: Lao Huang VS German Wolfdog Lao Huang lost weight. The emaciated old Huang climbed on the barbed wire fence. The emaciated old Huang was forced to climb on the barbed wire fence by two German military dogs. Xia Mingruo clenched his fists and raised his head high, shouting: "Old Huang! The blood in his heart is boiling! For the truth! Inte Naxonar! Resist!" Lao Huang was encouraged. It turned back with great enthusiasm, meowed weakly at the two dogs, and then escaped over the barbed wire fence. Xia Mingruo praised: "Well done! You have backbone!" ——Chapter 17 of "Archaeological Notes" Comparing with Case 1, we can understand the spiritual nature of Lao Huang who bullies the weak and fears the strong and succumbs to the imperial power. A strong cat is not a good cat, and a weak cat is not a good cat either. A domestic cat that is adaptable, thoughtful, calm, and appreciates nature is truly a good cat that readers will never forget! At this point, the image of Lao Huang emerges vividly on the page. The smiling cat, the revolutionary mentor, has won again. In addition to the mystery of his life and his charming and cute character, the third reason why Comrade Huang became a magical cat is that he maintains a high degree of consistency with the actions of the protagonist. At any time, he is in the arms of the protagonist Xia Mingruo, on his head, in the sheets, in the empty tomb... The protagonist is there, and the cat is there. Even if he is missing for several chapters in a row, he will definitely appear next to the protagonist in the next chapter with his wise thoughts across thousands of mountains and rivers (this is a cat that knows the way). Its fluffy tail sweeps across the reader's computer screen from time to time. It never speaks much. It always examines the difficulties and obstacles in the novel with deep and thoughtful eyes, and answers everyone's superficial questions with silence. Its appearance rate is so high that every time we see the protagonist, Comrade Leopard, or various characters, we will unconsciously think of this fat cat weighing 20 kilograms (note: it is kilograms, not pounds). Of course, there are many reasons why Lao Huang became a maverick and became a classic in "Archaeology". We will not discuss the benefits he gained from being in the same category of cats as the author, nor will we discuss the additional appearance of the great teacher's smiling cat by possessing him to explain his views. To sum up, with its unique appearance, extremely cute and comprehensive character, and a large number of public appearances, The Smiling Cat has successfully made this 20-kilogram domestic cat step off the computer screen and into the hearts of readers, allowing this animal that should be a passerby to successfully stand in the spotlight. There is only one sentence in summary - even if you write about a cat, you must also write about its character! Another: Mao Da, you, don't you watch Tangmen TVT? Brother Leopard disappeared after eating a pigeon TVT
I bought a physical one! It is indeed a little more than the electronic version, with an additional Southeast Chapter (Comrade Chu Haiyang does not appear much here) 😚 and Extra Chapters
I read the article many years ago with great interest. The blazing and prosperous era described in the article can no longer be traced back. This kind of writing style with gags that make people laugh and make people's noses sour has been gone for a long time. I miss it so much.
I bought it physically but haven't read it yet. I've finished reading the first three units in the past few days but I still have a lot of questions. [Let Me Be Well] I didn't understand the section on Empress' Tomb in the end. What's the meaning of the disease in the village being passed down from generation to generation? And who is the owner of the Sui Dynasty tomb? Why is the uncle looking for something? What is he looking for? What was the situation with the large group of people buried next to Lady Loulan? And the Lin Shaohu couple are so in love with each other... Do you have any uu to pamper me tot?
I never expected that woo woo woo
I relived it again hehe
"Go" is a big bug for the author~
I bought the physical copy, it's my favorite director's book! It's a really romantic and tender story.
I still want to read a lot more of their stories, woo woo woo woo.