Heaven's Arrival

I just finished reading Sin City. I read it very slowly and carefully this time. After finishing it, I have to say, this book is really good. The book has a cohesive beginning and end, a grand scope, a magnificent style, a dramatic plot, and vivid and wonderful character portrayals. It is exciting from start to finish, and feels like a seamless read.

Some understandings and speculations about this book To be honest, I really like this book, but judging from its achievements and some readers' reviews, it still falls far short of the level of Yan Da and, in my opinion, its ranking on Qidian. Regarding the reasons why this book hasn't gained much popularity, I have some thoughts and understanding. First, there's the setting.

I've always wanted to talk about the book about the smoker and my own thoughts, but due to various reasons and laziness, I've kept putting it off (mainly because of laziness). Now, as I'm having trouble sleeping in the middle of the night after finishing "Eternal Night," I'll take this opportunity to discuss it.

Smoke God Do you remember the treacherous and lewd fat man in Blasphemy? Do you remember the Demon Princess's happy tears when the Golden Lion transformed into a fallen angel to save Elysius? Do you remember the divine rules and the Book of Seven Days of the Underground Dwarfs?

A brief review of the early stages of "The Arrival of the Gods": In my limited life, the works of Yan Yu Jiangnan occupy a considerable place. I have stayed up for a long time because of Luo Ge's "There Must Be Light", I was heartbroken by the passing of Qingyi, and I have been constantly proving myself for Su.

It wasn't until Chu Jun Gui opened Sonov's diary that I realized the greatest distance, even greater than the distance between stars, is the human heart. The war between the cyborgs and the natives on Planet Two has lasted for over a century. Even the natives don't know the reason for the war. Interestingly, the natives' bodies are mechanically modified to a degree not much less than the cyborgs'. What exactly is the difference between them? Is it just that few percent degree of modification?

"When are you going to write the next chapter? Don't you need to rest?" Chu Jun Gui asked earnestly and expectantly, his simple and unadorned face beaming. BBWC's face turned pale and then red, he snorted and turned to leave. This sudden turn of events startled Chu Jun Gui, who quickly chased after him, saying as he went, "Don't go! You promised to write another chapter.

First, while the two books share a similar background, they are not set in a continuous era, at least not adjacent ones. *The Witcher* feels more like a standalone, fictional setting, offering a profound discussion of sociology and human nature, even though both are set in the same world tree.

Yannan's new book is here! 🤭

Here it comes! Hopefully, this one won't be like Dao Yuan, with only a few words. At the very least, it should be on par with Yong Ye, right? 😃