
The Dust of History
历史的尘埃
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- Completed
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- 1.7M Words
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- Eastern Fantasy
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- Otherworld Continent
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- 18y ago
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- Qidian
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Western Fantasy No. 1
Text: Ma Yizhao The Dust of History is the second time I read it. The first time I recommended similar books was after adding "Dark Elf" and "Legend of Dragonlance" to my book list. Because the first two books were relatively difficult to read, I read "The Dust of History" first. The first time I saw it, I felt very surprised, like suddenly discovering a beautiful and strange pearl in the vast sea. The last time I had such a surprise was when I saw Raystrom's "Guilty". In online novels, there is this kind of fighting emperor who is not just about killing monsters and upgrading, but has the literary talent of a primary school student's diary. Instead, he has wonderful writing to explore the emotions of life, conspiracies, historical torrents, and all kinds of foreshadowing. After reading it, I just want to say that I am happy! The second time I watched it, I felt more deeply. I guess there will be a third, fourth, and… Time in the future. The whole book is written like flowing water, unlike Mao Ni Feng Huo and the like, which always like to exaggerate the environment and emotions. In the book "Dust", Zhiqiu tried his best to simplify what should be described. For example: Asa recalled the night in Kalendo and said, "The clouds and soot that have shrouded the basin all year round make all those who try to reach the sky despair." It is enough. And if this sentence was left to Fenghuo and Mao Ni to write, it would probably be impossible to write a 300-word essay. In addition, there are wonderful fights, various fantastic and wonderful battle descriptions, which are true wisdom and can even be called art. Gu Long's martial arts writing is good, but he may not necessarily be good at writing fighting, so the battles are basically over in an instant. Although it is enjoyable and refreshing, there are still some unfinished meanings. The battles written by Zhiqiu are not only clearly written, but also the various storyboards and scenes make you feel like you are there. The battles Gru participated in were simple and straightforward, but when it came to Cedros and Asa, it was really exciting. The most classic one should be the battle with the temple knights in the Elf Forest, which is almost a tutorial on the art of combat. Many people think that it is easy to write about two people fighting back and forth. However, those who have really tried to describe the battle know that it is not Cedros who can come up with so many combat techniques, but the author. Not only can he think it out, but he can also write it clearly. Zhiqiu's skill is really very profound. This is also why "Naruto" painted by Kishimoto Kishimoto in his early history is so great. The greatest thing is the various clues, the development of strategies and various coincidences. Everyone in a high position has his own purpose and his own strategy. Cross-woven, complicated and clear under various unexpected coincidences. Everyone does not do anything irrelevant to the plot. Everything everyone does, even the small things, promote the plot, and they are all indispensable. This is something you cannot see in most online articles. Most of the online articles are pretending to be pigs and eating tigers. They are nothing more than a few noble gentlemen who saw the protagonist and were about to bully them, but were abused by the protagonist in return. Every conspiracy and plot is clearly organized in the author's writing, and drives the story to the end. Everyone wants to create history and change history, but under the influence of fate, they become the gears of history. Even a creature as powerful as Moriel cannot escape its fate. This is the higher pursuit of this book after putting aside techniques, writing techniques, and writing style, and it is completed perfectly. Is there such a thing as destiny? Are everything we do predestined? In the ending, Asa vaguely touched the edge of fate and witnessed its movement. But can we just let nature take its course? After knowing that all the conspiracies and plots he had exhausted his mind would be drowned by history, did he just resign himself to fate? The heroes, wise men and politicians in the book all do nothing but dust in the end. Is it considered a joke? At the end, the author borrows a phrase from an old captain from the Far East, "Heaven moves forward, and a gentleman strives for self-improvement" to answer us. Even if it is really difficult to change, we must try our best. This is the dignity that life should have. Like Asa, he will never run away, he will only fight and fight, choosing to face anything that seems impossible. Zhiqiu is indeed a great master, but there will probably never be another book like "The Dust of History". A person may first write a book because of his hobby and want to complete what he has in mind. At this time, the creation is about expressing emotions with the pen. Later, if you rely on the pen to eat, the things you write will change. So after Raystrom finished writing "Crime", the second part only started and then ended because the original intention was no longer there. After Xu Haofeng finished writing "The Taoist Descending the Mountain", he also thought that his writing skills might be more skilled in the future, but he could never write such a text again because he no longer had the state of mind at that time. Finally, let me talk about the most direct feeling that reading "The Dust of History" for the second time brought me: direct sunlight, wasteland, weeds, and indomitable freedom. These are the most intuitive reflections of Asa who can't help himself. Most people are saying that this book is not as good as "Blasphemy". Yan Nan's book is indeed good. Although the writing is not the best, in terms of purely literary value, "Blasphemy" is not as good as "Dust". Let me end with Ma Boyong's words: The Western Fantasy in the Internet is the first to recommend the dust of history. The hero is invincible and there is no ax to play. The whole story is majestic and powerful, but the knights fight. The competition is comparable; the almighty alchemist has exquisite plans and is full of ingenuity; the saint was born out of Monte Cristo and has a profound meaning; although the name of marrying a sister as a wife is outrageous, it is deeply loved by DND; a magic thief and a magic apprentice are also a good choice. Misty Jiangnan: The Fate of the Earth and Notes on a Demon Hunt are both superb works, but I have read and discarded them three times, for no apparent reason.
This book was the first online article that shocked me. However, it seems to have really become the dust of history. I have recommended it again and again, but others would rather kill time than listen to their inner voice. You are really lucky to be able to dig this book out of the dust of history.
I came here after reading the news obituary. After reading this news, I felt very heavy. Life is like a gap, very short, 50 knows destiny, and fate is unpredictable. I have known Zhiqiu Dada for a long time. I like the book "The Dust of History" written by Dazhi very much. I always thought it was one of the best books I have ever read. I have also read "Ten States Chronicles". I had hoped in my heart what kind of person the author was, but I found out today that I have already said goodbye. Twenty years ago, "The Dust of History" was written. At the end of August 2007, the author wrote that heaven is evil, and a gentleman should strive for self-improvement. As a conclusion, but also as a birthday gift to myself. I hope that the author's soul in heaven will still be happy and inspired by this motto. This man has passed away, and the rest are mourning!
Looking for popular science, are there any good books that are not popular? ? ?
And when I leave this book behind in this life, my tears fall into the dust and I am speechless.
I couldn't stand it at the beginning without a bit of poison resistance. Reading novels is relaxing. At the beginning, I felt uncomfortable watching the protagonist being fooled like a fool. The writing is indeed not bad, but it is not rare in the world. I understand why a good book is not popular. I am not an old bookworm who can't stand this book.
Notes on abandoning the book: A good book can make readers gain something, such as happiness and growth, while books that make readers feel disgusted will make people abandon the book. When I first read it, I thought the male protagonist was okay and the plot was okay, allowing people to take on the role of the protagonist and follow his adventures. But until he went to find a J-girl for no reason, I began to think that he was a bit of a scumbag. He did things that cost him his worth even though he clearly had someone he liked. It went against my personal views and made me sick. I felt that this was an unacceptable poisonous point in the book. Then the second time I met the dark elf, I felt it was unacceptable. I wrote such disgusting fragments casually and couldn't stand it anymore. This made me feel that it was not worth buying the book directly. I took it as a lesson learned. You should not buy it directly after reading it, but buy it after reading it again. Otherwise, when you encounter unacceptable poisonous points, you will not want to read it.
People who read this book, please read it patiently, read it slowly, and savor it slowly. Feeling lost In the end, there is nothing But Asa is still alive Asa is you and me, he is every ordinary you and me The least smart, the least brave, the least dedicated, the least loyal Everything is not the most But it is the most ordinary and ordinary self with a little stubbornness and a little kindness Alas... Go to the East
As long as the women who have sex with the protagonist are dead. . .
After reading it, the most unforgettable thing is the Duke. The last sentence "I am not wrong, I just lost" brought the whole character to life. I think it is the most perfect image in all aspects.