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Whether someone transmigrates into a classic novel or screen production, a character is reborn, or they find themselves living in the modern world... Conan, Pride and Prejudice, Sherlock Holmes, wuxia, and more.
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[Nineteenth Century] An Atypical Novelist
Eighteen of Mountains and SeasRomance965k WordsOngoing
21.7kFavorites19.2kClicks/ch49.9kGifts
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The heroine, an astrophysicist in World A, comes to World C of the book "Sherlock Holmes" in World B (our world), so the heroine does not know those characters. The author describes the background of the Western world of that era in a sophisticated way. This article also involves some astronomy, physics, mathematics and other scientific knowledge. There are references at the end of the chapter, which broadened my knowledge [dog head]. I also saw some characters in textbooks, and people who were academically prophetic and ahead of the times were persecuted by the times [huazhi] Each character has distinct characteristics. Leng Buding can also be humorous. The two protagonists are observant, smart, and have a good understanding of each other. The previous books focused on reasoning to solve crimes, but this one involves some scientific theories, technological development, and some deeds and stories and characteristics. The world of detectives will inevitably have some plots to solve crimes, but not all of them (otherwise, it would be on the reasoning book list). It is more adventurous, and the heroine enjoys unknown mysteries and challenges. The female protagonist writes novels to make a living (the male protagonist and Peanut went to solve crimes while in retreat), but the novel involves some subversive cognitions in the scientific field and narrative tricks. The academic circle sometimes breaks its defenses because the ideas it firmly believes in are shattered, but it is not the kind of mystical and vain. There will also be suspense and reversal. It is also very interesting to follow the serialization in the series. The overall writing style is realistic, and the characterization is solid and not dramatic. The male protagonist is Sherlock Holmes, who is very realistic but not too simple and stupid. The interaction between the male and female protagonists is not inexplicable. There are premonitions before they meet (similar complaints and psychological descriptions of the same thing). They also cooperate tacitly in several scenes after they meet, and they also have common topics. They can deduce each other's performance and pick up each other's thoughts casually. They have a soul compatibility, and are interspersed with some scientific knowledge reserves. When two people join forces to attack, they can communicate with each other tacitly on the same frequency by just fighting with their eyes without verbal communication. They are also very skilled in language skills and can express unconventional means in a high-sounding way, leaving others speechless. It's also cute that Holmes and his brother call each other on their own terms. There are also some contrasts in details and violations of "secular" that are also very interesting. Some surprises are given to rational detectives, bitter tea is given to sweet tooth lovers, social norms such as ladies taking the initiative to speak instead of waiting to be introduced... It can feel that it is some kind of rebellion rather than ignorance of the "rules" I want to share every interesting point I see, but it is easy to spoil the story and make the viewers lose the experience of being surprised or happy for the first time. I try my best not to expand on it and watch it for myself (before entering the main story at the beginning, some of the descriptions may be uncomfortable and a bit awkward. I also gave up once, and it is really interesting to get to the main topic later)
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[Wuxia] My Space Is Connected to the Rivers and Lakes
Ren SanwanRomance521k WordsOngoing
3.9kFavorites5.8kClicks/ch3kGifts
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Currently discontinued The setting is that Jianghu knights can come to modern real life through a space, and the owner of the space serves as a guide and temporary guardian to help them adapt to modern life. At first, I thought it was just a simple solution to some regrets (such as treating Hua Manlou's eyes) or satisfying some fantasies (such as Xiao Li Tanhua's lecture on Chinese philosophy), but later I saw the protagonist Xiaozhou through the eyes of these knights. What can be directly seen is the warm and kind background. They want to take good care of every visitor, hang out with their favorite characters, and learn martial arts... Through their perspective, you can actually see more of the inner heart under the surface, sensitive and evasive stress... There are many points that I can't describe in words now. When I saw it, I always resonated with it, and I saw myself in Xiaozhou. Shadow, so they were repeatedly touched [poor] when they were analyzing and sighing (my scalp went numb when I saw Xiao Zhou's world-weariness after peeling off the cocoon, and there were so many omens ahead, even though she seemed to be laughing and joking). The seemingly goal of the space is to collect satisfaction points from visitors, and more importantly, to heal its little master (I found myself crying after writing this sentence). The advantage of this article is not in the writing style (not very gorgeous rhetoric or very sophisticated expressions) nor in the setting (space system and time-travel interactive martial arts characters), but in the delicate revelation of the character's psychology and emotions (not a simple love between a man and a woman), and step by step closer to the protagonist's heart. By the way, the part where Li Xunhuan talks about the argument is really interesting (the author does have experience and summarizes it well; at the same time, the expressions coming out of Li Xunhuan's mouth are not surprising, he understands the intention of the argument from his own perspective).
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Everyone Loves Ma Wencai Pray LordRomance2.4M WordsCompleted 47.9kFavorites147.6kClicks/ch215.5kGifts
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I have always felt that Butterfly Lovers is more than just a love story, and this one fits it perfectly. The attempts at different identities and different actions are a torture of existing rules. The background is Nanliang. To become an official is not an imperial examination but a nine-rank Zhongzheng system. There are no poor families in the upper class and no noble families in the lower class. The original story line is what we know about the story of Liang Zhu's transformation into a butterfly. The follow-up is that the Ma family was impeached and lost their official positions because of this (the marriage was immoral), because Liang Zhu was a noble woman × a poor man, which was a treason in the society at that time. Coerced by public opinion and a series of dominoes, the Ma family was nailed to the pillar of shame. Years of planning and hard work came to nothing, and they died in depression one after another. After suffering such a disaster, Ma Wencai was reborn. This time he came to the Kuaiji Academy where he was not present in his previous life, and the story unfolds... Ma Wencai's family is considered a "secondary sect". If he can become a high official, the family can become a "general high sect", otherwise it will become a low-ranking noble family (no different from common people). It's not the kind of "rebirth only knows how to conquer women". It's a bit confusing in the early stage. Later, the knot is solved because of human feelings and responsibility, and it's very thoughtful. Later, it's like a stern parent. At first glance, Zhu Yingtai in the article appears to be a time-traveling fujoshi with an unbridled and enthusiastic character. Later, the story unfolds step by step, and the characters are enriched little by little. The difference between scholars and common people is not something you shout out, but is reflected in one thing or one sentence. Moreover, if you show kindness, others may not appreciate it and may not respond to your kindness. The incident involving sending letters to the academy made me burst into tears. Liang Shanbo was born in a poor official family. Both museum owners were good people and worked hard to support Han Sheng. Liang Shanbo was studious and motivated, calm and reliable, generous and sober, he recognized the reality but did not feel sorry for himself, and he was grateful for the kindness of others. Yingtai wanted to integrate into the C Department and follow their example of skipping lunch. The part where Liang Shanbo advised her struck a chord with me: making friends is not about giving up oneself to cater to others, but about showing each other's good sides and learning from each other. Facing other ignorant Han students, he knew that opportunities were not easy to come by and always taught them with sincerity. Several maps have been changed in the article, and more than five hundred chapters are really a long one. ① There are often funny little theaters in the dialogues, which are related to the chapter and divergent in an interesting way. ②The stories are very broad and can complement each other. For example, Ma Wencai eavesdropped on the ship and Chen Qingzhi explained his father's situation to him. On the one hand, it supplemented the hidden dangers of the Ma family's collapse in the original storyline (otherwise, it would have been a simple and crude setting to make Ma Wencai black). ③ There are also some things that make people think. It is always said that the nobles are domineering and the common people are weak and pitiful. The words written by Yingtai on the wall are cherished by the nobles and not disturbed, while the common people trample on others regardless of life or death. There is also the Xu family, a kind-hearted doctor who saves people regardless of whether he is a scholar or a commoner, but is killed by the patient's family. Really pitiful and hateful! Evil people run rampant in the world, righteous people die unexpectedly (such as Liang Shanbo's father), and the world is full of cannibalism! ④ There is also something very irritating. The people outside are having a hard time, but the emperor actually hides in the temple!
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Naturalist, Professionally Rich[comprehensive Classics]
Eighteen of Mountains and SeasRomance602k WordsCompleted
10.8kFavorites22.1kClicks/ch22.3kGifts
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The heroine is originally from Jane Eyre (except for finding out the truth about her death, there is not much interaction with the characters in the original story), the hero is from The Count of Monte Cristo, and there are characters from other works, but the setting is that the heroine comes from a parallel time and space. She has not read those famous books and does not know these people. The heroine is frighteningly smart and calm, she is tenacious and has good acting skills. She is not a weak person who surrenders to fate or places her hopes on others. She starts out in a situation where she has been trapped on a desert island for two years. Through her behavior and popular science, the heroine's character and professional origins as well as the background of the story are portrayed. When she stepped on the spot, she found that the people who came ashore were not pirates, and she was a little regretful that her anti-kill plan failed (she is a ruthless person). Through careful exploration, listening and reading more, I can build my own knowledge system, which is more attractive to me than pretending to have amnesia and then being introduced by a flat narration. There are a lot of decryption links and you learn new knowledge! There is also a lot of natural history knowledge. Those who like this kind of thing are lucky. I am okay with these, but I can't resist the heroine who seems to have a cheating IQ but does not appear to be a novice in writing and is not delayed by love. The heroine's design is also not interesting, and the dialogues of other characters also have a Western flavor. I don't know much about Western history, but this writing style gives me the feeling that it is very textual. The political, economic and social background is explained clearly, and there are references at the end of the chapter. It can be seen that the author has covered a wide range of topics. Later, we explore the new world step by step based on some carefully discovered clues, including treasure hunting at sea, playing stocks on Wall Street, and cracking ghost stories... One is a luck booster, and the other is a criminal attractor. They always make mistakes or are willing to block the gun. Each pretends to wear a vest to explore their own puzzles. As a result, they happen to run into each other again, join forces, and some interact from a distance. The emotional scenes mainly focus on the male protagonist acting with all his heart and how to take care of himself. Of course, both of them have their own serious matters first (the female protagonist is an adventurer and has endless puzzles to solve; the male protagonist is an avenger and needs to find evidence of his enemies' crimes). The emotional scenes with back and forth exchanges and ridicules are seasoning and even have a bad taste. I feel it is a bit disgusting. The two played Nick x Judy, and after some interesting episodes later, the male protagonist liked the title of "Miss Rabbit". The beginning was still scientific and realistic, but the ending was a bit off.
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Mysterious 1874[Gram/holmes]
Eighteen of Mountains and SeasRomance65k WordsCompleted
3.3kFavorites6.4kClicks/ch2kGifts
Curator note
A super short story, with few words but not perfunctory, and sophisticated writing style. There are many derivative works of this classic. An adventure journey, two people in different time and space. The adventure is over, everyone returns to their respective places. Fortunately, it was HE in the end [poor] The emotional line was written more restrained, and there were fewer words originally, and it was right for the two of them to restrain their rationality [dog head]