Those Years After I Left the Mental Hospital to Become a Taoist
从精神病院出来当道士的那几年
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- 404k Words
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- Urban
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- Superpowers
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- 1y ago
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Seeing that the comments section is full of positive reviews, I wonder if the comments have been manipulated. First of all, this novel is exceptionally well-written, featuring a rare first-person perspective that makes the plot even more thrilling and exciting, which is undeniable. Secondly, the dual perspectives of a split personality make the adventure even more unpredictable.
A mentally ill protagonist + traditional supernatural elements = ?
It's been a long time since I've read a first-person tomb raiding adventure novel. I remember the last time I read this kind of novel was ten years ago, when I read "The Grave Robbers' Chronicles" and "Ghost Blows Out the Light". It must be said that writing a first-person novel on Qidian.com is truly courageous, as many readers are used to third-person narratives and may not be able to react…
Wishes, Curses, and the Jade Cicada—Speculations on the Worldview and Plot of the Work
This is a world full of mystery. The main scenes so far include Menglan Village and its surrounding caves, Wutong Mountain, and Chongzi Mountain. These places are home to various mysterious creatures, such as Bai Te, Shanxiao, Nanpo, and Jiguan snake, all of which have unique abilities and habits.
Trapped within a small space, a cyclical circle.
The full text contains 6700 words. There is no romantic pairing involved; it's more about exploring and deconstructing the characters. Please do not use this article for any professional purposes. We welcome your stories, thank you for reading, and we look forward to your feedback. Let's all play cat's cradle!
Why does the abyss's gaping maw swallow eggs in the dead of night, hiding so desperately?
As everyone knows, our Jin Hua has a hobby—eating raw eggs. With such a unique advantage, she doesn't have any other... Cough cough, I only recently discovered Jin Hua's little-known quirk on my second viewing! Do you all remember what Jin Hua said to the male protagonist for the first time? "I don't have that much time to talk to you. If I borrow a snake's body, I have to return it..."
The cicada in "Qingyu Chan" is the cicada that doesn't know snow.
Starting with Wu Ci's storyline, it's like a dream, a bubble. The first-person perspective blurs the lines between illusion and reality for the reader, and it also limits the reader's ability to adopt an omniscient viewpoint. All the plot is explored by the author through the manipulation of a mentally ill person—I'll call it a game of chess played in winter.
Wu Ci
Golden Flower
I still can't stand first-person perspective after 10 years.
This book is really good, but its sales figures probably aren't that great. I only got into the top 100 in reader value by subscribing to the whole thing. After all, I'm a new author, and I hope everyone will keep reading. It's truly excellent, and I really don't want the author to give up because of poor sales. In conclusion, "Green Plum" is bound to be a hit! 🔥🔥🔥