
The Storyteller of Liaozhai
聊斋说书人
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- 520k Words
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- Supernatural Folklore
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- 5y ago
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When was the protagonist beaten to death? There weren't many protagonists that I hated so much when I started watching them, and I hoped that the protagonist's death would be miserable.
A pretty good novel.
Alas, to put it mildly, this book is not suitable for today's readers. To put it crudely, it is really a group of people with cerebral palsy who only want to read novels in which the protagonist is invincible, various villains are tortured, and all kinds of harems are collected. This book is really good. It describes the good and evil and right and wrong of an ordinary person who knows some knowledge. The first so-called poisonous point is that the bodyguard died tragically and the fox was suspected. It seems normal to me. They have the demonic aura of foxes in them, and there happens to be a fox in a mass grave next to them. Who do they suspect? The second poisonous point is that the protagonist caused trouble everywhere and caused almost the entire Rong County. I just want to ask, can they survive without the protagonist? Did the ghost Buddha king really just let them go after absorbing the faith? The third poisonous point, the ghost incident, I feel that is the best part written. The protagonist saved the county magistrate, didn't he know that something might happen to the ghost? He knows! But he still chose to save the county magistrate, because he is an ordinary person, not the brain-dead protagonist in the novels you read where all kinds of instant monsters and beautiful women fall for him. Is he betting that everything will be fine if the ghost mission returns? Lucky mentality, any person will have a bit of fluke mentality when doing things. The good thing about this section is that the ghost went back to be punished. To be honest, if the author really wanted to write a stupid story, in the section about going to the underworld, he could just write the protagonist as being born a saint, Ksitigarbha, whom the Lord of Hell considers his eldest brother, and he calls him his brother, Po Meng falls in love with him, the swordsman next to him can also be changed to a woman, and the female ghost and fox can be his concubine. This is the novel you like, right? To be honest, I rarely write long reviews like this. I just want to read a good novel so as not to die prematurely.
After verification, the protagonist is an ugly bitch, a self-centered, bully and afraid of the strong. Based on: 1. He doesn't think about things and does things based on his preferences. He has no understanding of the world and is not even as good as an ordinary kid. I have lived so long before and after time travel and said that I have lived on a dog and even insulted the dog. Source of plot in the book: The part about the county magistrate Gui Cha. Gui Cha is kind-hearted, but the B protagonist turns against Gui Cha and runs away. Why don't you fight the King of Hell? Do you think you are the Monkey King because you have no idea? If you feel dissatisfied, fine, just go to the underworld. What's the point of bullying a ghost? ? ? ? Either let the county magistrate die directly, or let the county magistrate explain and die afterwards, and help Guizhao to prevent Guizhao from going back and being punished. This kind of thing is worse than that of a three-year-old child, shit. Stop trolling the comments section, it's disgusting, do you know why Uncle Jiu is so angry? On the one hand, following the trend is one thing, but on the other hand, the character creation is very good. I am an upright "human" person. I don't have the ability to change my destiny against the will of heaven. I am just a small person with a little bit of Taoism, but I am still a master. Between heaven and earth. Immortals, gods, humans, demons, ghosts and monsters all have their own set of rules in the world to ensure their normal operation, but there must be fish that slip through the net. Although I have a heart for the righteousness of heaven and earth, I have no choice but to be a simple tinker. I also have some small shortcomings, but I am humane and can distinguish right from wrong. I will not let my shortcomings harm the world and others. This is the portrayal of an ordinary decent person, or, as Washi Gou said, you have to create a more realistic character. It's just that he doesn't have as much kindness as Uncle Jiu. He should be able to understand basic human feelings and sophistication, and think? Now you are a charlatan who seeks wealth and murder, and now you are a righteous and awe-inspiring person, what kind of follow-up stuff are you writing? Do things based on your preferences, regardless of the consequences, and you don't think about whether you will harm others, just benefit yourself? Isn't this just a selfish villain? How dare you be a bitch and build a memorial arch. 2. I was so disgusted by the floor-scrubbing dog that I ran away without vomiting. Leave a comment for others to read later. Farewell.
This novel really disgusted me. You said that the protagonist does bad things with good intentions. After you have done it a few times, you can wake up, right? Otherwise, if you don't realize that there is a road to darkness, just forget about writing about darkness. I also like reading dark literature. Just like the part about killing the fox at the beginning. After killing them, you feel that you killed them wrongly. If you want to write a dark article, you can just kill them all. But later on, you will sacrifice your life to the fox with your immortality. You come back to life in a blink of an eye. Tell me this is not disgusting, what is it? Doesn't this mean your whole family was killed? You go to the police and have the enemy arrested and shot. The next day I saw my enemy eating and drinking. Are you kidding me or are you kidding me?
Personally, I think this book is pretty good. Sometimes it's fun to watch the protagonist grow up step by step. Take your time and read it. Up until now, the protagonist has only done bad things with good intentions. People complained about it before. At that time, the protagonist was just an ordinary person and couldn't see the evil spirit, so he overturned. I think it's still good. So far, it's been told from the perspective of an ordinary person.
The protagonist is very much like those rubbish police officers and judges. They watched the documentary Making a Murderer and decided the case based on random circumstantial evidence and conjecture. He was sentenced to 18 years of unjust imprisonment and was murdered by Qi Min just after he was released from prison. He randomly presented some circumstantial evidence and conjecture and had to go back to jail again. Just thinking about it makes him angry. Over in Japan, Takuya Katsumata sold pirated copies and was accused of killing a girl. He found a weak and suspicious person and convicted him. Thinking about the justice system in Japan makes you vomit blood. The story is well written, but the protagonist is really disgusting. Can you be more serious about judging the life and death of others? It's a bit discouraging.
Author's note: Poisonous points about this book
I have seen a lot of comments from readers so far. Let me share some of my thoughts. 1. The incident between the escort and the fox demon. The protagonist initially gave the escort advice for money, but ran away immediately the next day when he found out something happened, and was forcibly taken to Yizhuang halfway. If no expert intervenes in the death of the bodyguard, no one can prevent it (there is a foreshadowing here). As the biggest suspect, the protagonist must prove his innocence, otherwise he will definitely take the blame. That's why he was so eager to find the murderer that he accidentally killed the fox. Furthermore, the fox demon deceived the hunters into killing each other, which also made everyone murderous. 2. Regarding the protagonist's involvement in the second case. The protagonist knows that there may be injustice, so he intervenes in the investigation. And this is indeed the case, despite the many twists and turns along the way. 3. About the protagonist's stupidity. The protagonist is just a college student under the age of twenty, who is not responsible enough. He is still at an age where he is eager to express himself but is not strong enough. You have to be beaten to grow. 4. About the heroine. There is no female protagonist in this book. 5. Regarding the issue of all the good people in Rong County dying. Even without the protagonist, some things will still happen. The tragedy in Rong County was doomed from the moment the bodyguards transported the coffin. I will add more if I think of the above. Here's to the sand sculpture authors who love you.
Obviously his writing skills are not bad, why did he create this annoying protagonist. Like a second-generation man who randomly solves cases based on the plots of novels and TV series. In the first case, a fox demon was misjudged to save a person and almost killed a whole family of people. The second case is even more funny. The case is decided based on the person's face. If he looks evil, he must be a bad person? Like the brainless second generation, they walk around the market and destroy everything, but the thieves behind the scenes are tough
The protagonist in this book has incorrect views and no sense of responsibility. No matter whether the plot is reversed or not, the protagonist runs away when he does something wrong, which makes people look down upon him. Adults with a sense of humor may just feel bored after reading this. But if children watch it, will it instill the idea of running away if they do something wrong? I have reported it, thank you.
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I finished reading, and what I saw was not that the protagonist was abused, but that he was selfish along the way, doing things regardless of the consequences, and having no regrets for doing wrong things. , Just to show off without caring about others, and to hurt others for self-interest. Generally speaking, the protagonist is not a college student. He has no correct outlook on life at all. No, no, he is 22 years old. He behaves like a child and does whatever he thinks. This kind of person is a scum. They all speak as they say. It is the same when I read and write books. The deepest part of the author's heart must be a dark zone without any color.