Goblin Notre-Dame

[Main story line]: Dige, a handsome, charming and evil man, was executed by electrocution in the original world. The evil god noticed his specialness and chose him, taking his soul to the alien continent of Terraria and sealing it in the body of a newly dead Goblin hero. And gave him the power to scorn and usurp. This can be said to be the beginning of the hell difficulty, because after experiencing the horror of the goblin blood disaster in the Dark Age, all races in Terraria are extremely afraid and hostile to goblins, and Dige can hardly move in another world. Sure enough, he was discovered and captured by a night elf not long after his resurrection. However, the night elf could not control his greed for money and did not execute Dige. Instead, he sold him as an experimental subject to a professor at the French Academy who was keen on various dark experiments... [Reason for recommendation]: When I first read this book, I was completely shocked by the beauty of its rhythm. The author's words are full of insightful dark philosophy, extremely sharp and piercing to the heart. He uses the most meticulous words to describe the deepest ugliness in the world. Sometimes, the writing is not smooth... But I'm not sure whether this is intentional by the author. Because this technique enhances the sense of dislocation and confusion, it also makes the impact of the text stronger. These feelings are intertwined with the overall atmosphere of the book, making people feel endless darkness, ugliness, filth, blasphemy, blood, struggle, confusion, chaos, and violent twists while reading. This ultimate shocking and crazy beauty is the greatest enjoyment of reading this novel.          ，，· The author's ID is "Master of Dark Art". There is still a long way to go to say "Master of Arts"... However, I think he is completely qualified for the title of "Master of Dark Arts". Don't talk about philosophy, just talk about feelings. The more I read about philosophy, the more I feel I don't understand anything. When I was a child, I loved talking about specific philosophies, but now I am less and less afraid to talk nonsense. This book review comes from a reader who appreciates this work very much - myself. I wrote it a long time ago, and it just happened to be on the shelves, so I'll post it. The art of darkness is the art of redemption. In "Blasphemy", the Lord of Destruction and the Lord of Redemption are twins. The reason why nobleness becomes noble is that its height and depth break away from the boundaries of "right or wrong". Above.

The author uses vivid writing to outline the helplessness and bitterness of a dark era. The protagonist Yug was originally diligent, pure and kind, but driven by suffering, he had to face the abyss of human nature. But he did not abandon himself, but pursued the truth of life. No matter how many thorns and ups and downs you face, you can always smile and never give up. Many places in the book highlight the author's wisdom, humor, vivid and interesting ideas, which make people face rational torture in addition to joy. Full of humanity without losing innocence. Pursue yourself and let your ideals fly. Let us follow the protagonist Yug to explore the road to happiness.

I browsed through the comments when I had nothing to do. Some readers said that this book is dark and that they are afraid of 404. Let me tell you that there is no need to have such scruples. Strictly speaking, this is not a dark article. The writer's mission is not to vent, accuse or expose. He should show people nobility. The nobility mentioned here is not the kind of simple beauty, but the detachment after understanding all things, treating good and evil equally, and looking at the world with sympathy. For some works that are completely nutritious and just focus on meaningless killings, they should indeed be banned. Notre Dame, Notre Dame, at first glance you can tell that this book has a core of hope and redemption. Although there are some spoilers, later on, you will find that this is an extremely warm and healing story.

Emmm, I quite agree with this book about dark philosophy. Although some parts are not rigorous, the parts that can make people think deeply are wonderful enough. To further demand that the philosophy is impeccable is really too much. I don't have a very high vision. The reason I like this book is because the protagonist is dark enough and has enough faith. The philosophy adhered to by a madman with faith will always bring strange attraction to the shackled people like the flower of the other shore on the wrong path. This is undeniable. Of course, I am very pleased with the statement in my speech that I have a certain artistic appreciation, although I don't think I am such a person. The story of this book is great, the characters are well described, and some scenes even have an operatic beauty. I am looking forward to what the author said about the redemption and hope contained in evil. But it's not easy to think about, and it tests the author's writing skills. For example, in that chapter, the redemption of the Black Swan on the balcony has actually been shown to some extent, but I personally feel that it is not enough. Maybe my expectations for this kind of redemption are too high. Although the ideas conveyed by the male protagonist are impactful enough, they still can't convince me. When I watch it, I feel like "Is this so? Why isn't it like this?" However, it is commendable to enrich the image of the male protagonist. Maybe my requirements are too high 🤤. Now, I can't see clearly which direction the author will go. Should he continue to delve into dark philosophy and human nature, or return to mainstream online writing to become stronger and explore the secrets of the other world, or be compatible with both... To be honest, I think neither is easy. The first one consumes too many brain cells. I don't think it is easy to write well without a solid literary foundation and philosophical foundation. (By the way, the sentence "The air on the mountain top" has been repeated many times. I think the author is still You have to pay attention and try not to repeat it.) Needless to say, the second one is inferior, and the third one... As the author himself said, it is average, good or not bad, and is always the most boring... Of course, if the author can coordinate well, it will definitely be the best... Bara Bala, so many of them are actually based on what I feel, and I don't mean to give advice. I like this book very much. I hope the author can write better and better. I will give you the monthly ticket this month, come on~

Is it you? Why not write about Rhodes? Speaking of your writing style... If you write about the Cthulhu Mythos, it will definitely sell well!

A crazy version of Quasimodo in The Hunchback of Notre Dame?

The author is a god, a true god! What a pity to have the divine power of pigeons and the divine power of eunuchs! !

I saw this book again when I was looking through the old bookshelf, but it has not been removed from the shelves. Unfortunately, the writing style of this book is better than most of the books in Qidian. If it had been published eight years earlier, this book would definitely have been a masterpiece.

As soon as Yifa Zuihun arrived at the store, all the readers looked at him and smiled, and some shouted, "Yifa Zuihun, you have another eunuch book!" He did not answer, but said to the cabinet, "Open two books and ask for a notebook." Then he gave out nine thousand starting coins. They shouted loudly and deliberately, "You must be a eunuch again!" Yifa Zuihun opened his eyes and said, "How can you accuse someone of innocence out of thin air..." "What innocence? I saw you eunuch in Notre Dame today with my own eyes and make an announcement." Yifa Zuihun blushed, and the marks on his forehead were Green veins sprouted out, and he argued, "Stop can't be considered a eunuch... A eunuch!... Can a scholar's business be considered a break?" Followed by difficult words, such as "vomiting blood to finish the book" and "pause", etc., Caused everyone to burst into laughter: the atmosphere inside and outside the store was filled with joy.

Oh my god, this book is so dark that even Gu Zhenren is not worthy of holding his shoes.