The writing style is very good or unique, and the emotional lines are not so numerous that they are boring. I will not list the author who is too famous.
Although I like the author's "Passengers" more, the writing style of "Western Fantasy" is also very delicious and gorgeous, but this kind of melancholy of literary youth is still relatively rare, and the melancholy is weird and reminds me of Yu Dafu
The perspective is unclear, but the author's cinematic sense and transitions are really amazing. It's like smelling a little gun smoke and then picking up a bullet at sunset.
Bg, there seems to be a lot of writing that can convey the feeling of a foggy city, but one that doesn't have a translation accent and is rich in the flavor of a classic... I can't put it into words, but it's magical anyway.
Mainly, the author's writing style is very delicious when writing about the Soviet Union (if you stick to the red group, CP is good, the writing style is good but not particularly good. In addition to Zhenquan Shenwen, you can also read the writings of Teacher Shi Yiyue) (If you don't stick to the red group, the original flavor of snow will be more delicious)
80% Japanese dampness and 30% Japanese hot blood. Most of jj is just Japanese hot blood. There is an article about Japanese dampness that I like very much, but the combination of the two in this article is really special.
The name of the band is "Planet" and the writing is as intense as a planet about to crash into the earth () To be honest, the author's farming, gods and heroes all have a sense of rebellion that goes back to the Middle Ages and is staged in a road movie.
It's an ancient novel, but the taste of wanton romance is so unique that most of the similar articles I saw later felt like they were forced (not really)