I was so irritated by the various non-fiction articles on the current list that I decided to focus on some classic old articles.
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Cage Fold a NeedleDanmei (BL)154k WordsCompleted 10.1kFavorites6.1kClicks/ch1.1kNutrition
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It is a dazzling work of folding a needle (a boy). The plot structure of the whole story is exquisite and the conception is exquisite. "Cage" lives up to its name. It not only refers to the situation and mental dilemma of the characters in the article, but also explores what exactly are we pursuing in this situation? The dangerous and tense relationship between the two protagonists continues to deepen and become entangled as the story unfolds... The feelings of the two protagonists have an animalistic, primitive, and violent side, but they also have a tender and protective side. These two kinds of emotions blend with each other and are woven into something called "love". And "love" becomes the anchor of the protagonist in the cage, allowing the protagonist to choose the "pill" he wants in the Matrix-style ending. It also allowed a certain character to willingly lead his own demise. Such an ending is undoubtedly the ultimate romance in such a desperate background. The pursuit of love and only love is like a beautiful star exploding silently in the dark universe. The whole story has a lot of suspense and twists. In order to ensure a good reading experience, the comments are a bit unclear. Of course, this is also due to my poor expression skills. But this novel is very exciting, don't miss it.
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Chenghua Fourteenth Year
Mengxi StoneDanmei (BL)1.1M WordsCompleted
157.3kFavorites245.5kClicks/ch130.3kNutrition
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An ancient criminal investigation novel, I consider it to be the masterpiece of Da Wang Miao. From the previous ancient mirrors, to "Mountains, Rivers, Sun and Moon" in the Mengxi Stone Age to "The World", etc., I have accumulated rich experience in ancient style + strategy writing for "The Fourteenth Year of Chenghua". The characters in it are full of intrigues, undercurrents and confrontations, and the subtle thoughts of each person are very enjoyable. What makes "Fourteen Years of Chenghua" different from its predecessors is the element of solving crimes. Each case serves as a unit story, which connects the full text bus well and makes the narrative rhythm of the full text exciting and compact. What I like the most is the protagonist, Mr. Tang, who has the consistent "gentleman" character described by Wang Miao. But unlike other characters in Dawangmiao's works, Mrs. Tang is more endearing and rich: she is a big foodie, always teasing A Dong to make delicious food; secretly writes romantic novels to make extra money; she looks gentle as jade, but in fact she occasionally gets into trouble; and she also has a cute nickname. All these make Mrs. Tang not just a simple "Madonna" personality, but a person of flesh and blood. Next is Wang Zhi, he is ruthless and ruthless by any means, but he also values love and justice, and is highly skilled in martial arts. The queen-like figure explodes my xp, who doesn't love her beauty and hotness! "The Fourteenth Year of Chenghua" is one of my favorite ancient style criminal investigation and power plot novels. If you like watching this genre, you can't miss it.
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A Generation of City Grass Liu ManpoDanmei (BL)489k WordsCompleted 38.8kFavorites119.7kClicks/ch14.2kNutrition
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A funny love story on the men's college campus. Liu Manpo's early writing style was humorous, nonsensical and imaginative. The most important thing is that I can reminisce about the early days of climbing forums here and shed tears. In terms of love, I especially like the narrative line of Cao's heart-pounding love for Mi. From the first meeting, he looked at her with a different eye, and later he discovered Mi's gentle and thoughtful soul under the surface and was deeply moved. It is especially pure love. This is the campus love in my mind! But what is regrettable is that after the relationship was established, when Cao and Mi resolved the conflicts in their love, Cao was the one who grew more, while Mi's (love) growth line was unclear, so that in the later period, Mi's character was not three-dimensional and plump compared to Cao. But in any case, "A Generation of City Grass" is one of my favorite adolescent novels. Who knows the value of a generation of city grass in the Tieba era! Who can understand the intimacy of a Tieba forum? In today's post-Internet era, which is full of hostility, the spirit and friendly atmosphere of the early Internet can be found here. This is why even after so long, I am still willing to reflect on it from time to time.