That's a Wrap

Let me make a post to prove that there are still people paying attention to this book.

Alas, when I first saw it, I was shocked by the work of Shuang Chuan Carrying the Cauldron. But Bald Lao, Bald Lao, why do you want a eunuch? ! ! !

I don't know what else to say... The books in the bookshelf can no longer be opened... The memory is getting blurry... I have almost forgotten the source of many classic scenes... Incoherent... I hope the author is well...

I've been busy checking in to see if there are any updates.

The anti-bone is gone...

I always thought something was wrong with the author, who knew what would happen in 2024! An apprentice who writes other people's books... Doesn't write his own 🔨

Damn it, I still remember this book

The creativity is excellent, the martial arts and urban lines are intertwined, and the writing is good, but you can still see that the urban line is more interesting and unrestrained. The women's drama is as good as ever, but it's a pity that the eunuch is the eunuch. It is said that Shao Shao believed that the novel was a lie and stopped writing it after he became a Buddhist. But isn't this lie not a sign of compassion for the readers?

What a pity, I come in every year to take a look

I don't know if the author will read the post. What impressed me most about the author was the ending chapter of "Rebellion". Although I have forgotten the characters and storyline in the book, what reminds me the most is that in the night at the end, some people completed their mission and escaped from the darkness, while some people walked deeper into the night for the light. That melancholy is still unforgettable to me, and it is very much like the pinnacle of Hong Kong movies. I remember that after reading "Rebellion", I immediately went to look for the author's other books. Unfortunately, I only found "Zhao Qing", a masterpiece that has no follow-up. It can be said to be a divine idea at that time. It's really a pity every time I think about it.