The Messenger from the Wasteland

To be honest, the author is very good at creating heroes, especially tragic heroes. Tragedy is the destruction of something valuable in life for people to see. The Pauper and the Waiter are both tragedies. They penetrated the back of the paper and had a subversive destructive power that touched the depths of my heart. I felt heavy and yet joyful at the same time. They are all heavy stories.

After finishing "The Poor Ghost," I was disappointed and deleted Qidian from my app because I couldn't find any other novels. But, thankfully, I recently stumbled upon NPC's new book, downloaded it immediately, and read it in one go. It was satisfying; the writing style was still familiar. "The Poor Ghost" and "The Messenger" are the only two books I've subscribed to in their entirety.

She came with Sister Nan. For some reason, I thought of Sister Nan tearing down the sign of the soldier who led the charge and saying, "I'll bear this sin alone."

Do you all remember? The poor girl, Sister Nan, once asked Xuanzang a question: "If I lay down my butcher's knife and am thus freed, what will happen to the people I have killed? Who will bear the sins of those killings?" At the time, Xuanzang said he would think about it some more. Later, when he traveled west to India, Xuanzang still didn't know the answer.

The author's books always evoke a heart-wrenching tenderness... "Whether it's bearing the burden of sin or loneliness, I'll bear it all myself"—that's probably what it means. Whether it's Chu or Gu Nan, I feel that these people are truly gentle and kind. Some say that gentle and righteous people often struggle to survive because the world is neither gentle nor righteous.

That is conquest and bestowal. The founders of peace and prosperity; the shadowy figures who safeguard tranquility. Standing in the light, faith illuminates the shadows. That was revenge and breaking free from obsession. Witnesses to the fleeting beauty of a night-blooming cereus; travelers sharing in the bittersweet joy of life.

To be honest, fantasy novels often feature protagonists who are overpowered, and there aren't many authors with the delicate writing style of NPC, plus their readership is small. It's unlikely they'll achieve great success. I hope NPC can utilize their writing skills in historical fiction; perhaps the "fast-paced, action-packed" style is still more popular in historical fiction.

I read a pirated post. I specifically logged into my five-year-old account to support you. I didn't expect to get Qidian coins. I contributed a small amount. In short, your article has a strong sense of déjà vu. It's a profound insight. I've read your two-thousand-year history, and it feels like a lifetime ago.

First of all, on behalf of the readers, I want to express my appreciation for your work. It's excellent; at least I really enjoyed it. The writing is beautiful, and a touch of melancholy shines through the lines. You're truly a talented writer. You took a break from updating for a while, but that's alright, you're back! Everyone was looking forward to it.

Hehe, I'll add a side story about Sister Nan when I have time.