An Article About Seeking Progress While Maintaining Stability
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This book list recommends relatively mature and balanced texts in all aspects. Compared with the eye-catching ones in the sacred book list, the ones in this book are stable and reassuring.
Starring as the protagonist in four sadistic novels at the same time
After reading it, there is only one thing that comes to my mind: Such precise and precise writing.
I read the family doctor book first, and I thought it was a sharp joke in a relaxed and everyday way. Originally, I personally didn't like Jinjiang's naming method. The Yuandan market filled with Shura fields was really exhausting.
But my wife's writing style is so sophisticated, there is no redundant description or foreshadowing at all. My first paragraph review was when Gu Daddy appeared, saying that in just a few strokes, this old man's double standard was made three-dimensional and complex. He loves his son, but he will "marry" his son. He loves his wife, but his wife can't compare to his son. What a realistic "father" image!
A story that is cliche but not cliche, vulgar but not vulgar, I like it. Especially when the world returned to a new order, the reactions of everyone in the four sets were very real, especially Shang Yan. The silent countdown ended. He, who was still searching anxiously a second ago, stood in the vast sea of people and wondered about his actions. Then he continued his life as usual, no longer remembering the bloody entanglements in his life.
The four of them are very strange. The eldest brother loves the real little fish but cannot match the plot; the second child loves the fake little fish he acted out, knowing that it is fake but still looking for familiar shadows in the other person; the third child is frivolous and frivolous, and it is unclear whether his dependence is projection or lust; the fourth child does not have love for the fish, and he is the first to forget because of his indifferent emotions.
None of them are stereotypes, not repetitive at all.
My wife is a director who is very good at layout and planning, which can also be seen in the family doctor's book. There are many story lines, and at first glance they all look like the same old routine, but once you take a closer look, you'll realize that's not right, this is such a fucking absolute kid!
I have seen too many broken protagonists, tangled emotions, and twists and turns in the plot. This kind of understanding description in daily life is really comfortable. Because it is a reverse reading, there are moments when I feel that Gu Xiaoyu and Xie Wei are like the expanded version of Su Xiaoyu and Dayu. The warm and interesting tacit understanding is called "This is why AI cannot replace humans" in hot memes. It is a kind of vividness that cannot be imitated.
Xie Wei, I originally thought that there would be a lot of writing about his life experience, but in the end, I only knew who he was, and did not elaborate on the world of that unscrupulous author. Some articles describe the "will of the world" very grandly, without any intention of comparison, and each has its own merits. This is a very purposeful story about characters. There is no need for a big boss, a bad villain, or an irresistible reality. Even the hesitation that Gu Xiaoyu encountered when he was a child is brushed aside. The regrets are not prominent, and the joy is not grand. In short, it is expressive without adding or subtracting a single point.
After seeing Chu Da's confession, I felt that this story was more consistent.
In fact, this book feels too much like a dream to me, a dream within a dream like Inception. Even though Xiao Si gave his own answer at the end, believing that the criterion of truth and falsehood lies in himself, and Chu Er is the anchor of his self, there are still many places where it feels like a metaphor, especially Chu Er's words, "Maybe I have been with you all your life in the unknown world."
How should I put it? It's a visual sense of the world of fan fiction derived from ancient BE, which is very poignant.
I guess the part between Song Si and Wu Jin in the conscious world will be controversial, but for the character of Song Si, missing the "nurturing" part will definitely be a failure. Although the wife did not write it explicitly, it is obvious that the man who was raised by Brother Chu subconsciously chose the same path. He raised an enemy and had countless opportunities to kill the other party or make life difficult for the other party. But in the end, just as Brother Chu watched Song Si everywhere while he was growing up but did nothing, Song Si only guarded and educated Wu Jin according to universal values.
This is an unconscious inheritance and a sharp contrast. People who carry the truth are always silent and complicated, and the subtleties of human nature require the magic touch of the plot. If Song Si hadn't raised Wu Jin for fifteen years, I'm afraid he wouldn't have been so firm and calm in breaking off the engagement with Brother Chu.
At first I thought the plot of the engagement was too abstract, trying to make it more dramatic. But when Song Si came out to break off the engagement after fifteen years in the conscious world, I thought this plot was brilliant.
Metaphors, wives who play with such themes are masters of metaphors. Breaking off the engagement is like a kind of self-consistency and reconciliation. It not only belongs to Song Si, who is quite ordinary but has no idea about becoming a god, but also belongs to Song Si, who has gone through thousands of years and strengthened his personality imprint countless times in torture. If thousands of years have passed and you still feel embarrassed and resentful of your childish decisions in the past, wouldn't that be OOC?
Chu Er is also very interesting. I don't mean his personality, but he is unique compared to the "god" setting. In many works, the protagonist is struggling between divinity and humanity. If there is a CP, either the CP will become a god or a saint together, or the CP is an absolutely firm "self" anchor, which must be imprinted by the protagonist and this imprint represents the "human" side of the protagonist. Chu Er is a typical example of this kind of framework. My personal sense of it feels a little thin, but this is usually the case for articles involving the propositions of "self" and "consciousness".
What I care about most in this article is Chu University. I feel that this kind of ancient fandom belongs to Chu University's perspective (Goutou
There's actually not much to say about this character from the front, but he's damn charming. He is a born consciousness spaceship, holds a high position, is rich and handsome, and has raised a "god"... To be honest, I think it would be more reasonable not to point out how much he cares about the marriage of his two brothers. The latter is a bit too obvious. This kind of supporting role of a boss should bury everything deep in his heart, so that no one can see it. He should be sitting in the clouds about specious justice and evil, and specious family love. Of course, Xiao Si and Chu Er still hope that their brother will see more of the real world and understand.
Overall, it's a good article, with good ideas and good writing style.
Hiss, atypical text. Beauty O is the strongest on the surface, and her physical strength, intelligence, and spiritual power far exceed those of humans. Attacking the growing puppies, what happened to the Queen's playful dog? ! After using a lot of local cooking methods to process the flower market ingredients, they become more delicious. This is a food article.
A long, interstellar novel. It's a very alternative kind of three lives, three lives, or rebirth (it only represents my personal opinion). Good interstellar writing is generally inseparable from grand narratives, and external and internal troubles cannot be escaped. The external trouble setting here is very interesting, and the plot that unfolds is very rich.
Group portrait drama is always more comprehensive than double-talk comedy.
The setting of the sentry direction will definitely be more realistic than that of ordinary interstellar, and social conflicts will definitely be discussed, so this is destined not to be a cool article, but a heavy history of survival.
The setting is very new. Compared with the current mainstream Xianxia sects and realm struggles, Guotianmen has an old-school magic and martial arts flavor. I am just talking about my own feeling. This style is like what the old authors in the Kyushu period loved.
It's the ruins', mysterious, wet smell, which began to take shape during the time of limited-time hunting and precise sniping, and continued when crossing the Tianmen.
What's also impressive is that this article very naturally regards women as the primary sex, and there is no plot to emphasize this point. However, based on the background setting of an early slave society, advocating motherhood is a natural development of this continent. Women do not need to fight for equal rights, because they are very powerful in their own right - this kind of silent concept requires strong control by the author.
It's been too long since I've seen it, but I'm still impressed by many places.
This article is delayed by its name. It is actually about racial strife in a Western fantasy setting. It is by no means a silly and sweet article.
Freedom, faith, love, family affection, and friendship all exist, and they should be included in this list.
Criminal investigation articles are written in a relatively fantasy style, but in fact they are more of a script writing style. Narrative tricks are all over the text, not so pyrotechnics, inappropriate analogies, like Wong Kar Wai's movies, stream of consciousness crime + romance.
The author wrote an article that the readers enjoyed reading. Two different types of inhuman monsters fall in love, and there are frequent golden sentences. He is the author of the group meeting, and his language style is sharp and humorous, with a bit of a second-hand spiny ape flavor). Those who love love it very much, but those who don't love it can't get it at all.
It's a Western fantasy setting, and there's no deep hatred. The pure emotional flow can give you all kinds of martial arts skills, so you can't be dissatisfied.
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