Untitled Novel Blue Version

I read "Everyday Swords and Sorcery" (the name of the Hong Kong version of the untitled novel's blue version) in one sitting. I was stunned for a long time. It cannot be said that it was because I was shocked. It should be said that my usual way of thinking was disrupted by the novel's novelty and uniqueness, and it took time to adapt. Yes, I have never seen a fantasy story with such a novel plot idea before, but it is so well integrated with the real teenage emotions. The author's imaginary scenario of "a big ball of light descends, the world order is completely changed, and he is the only one left" causes the protagonist in the book to enter a complex thought maze. He uses the wisdom of teenagers to cope with the changes in the environment and find a way out and answers. The optimism expressed through fluent and relaxed writing style makes the novel exciting to read. But the author is not without sighs. Please look at the following sentence: "It is not something to be happy about when everyone is drunk and I am sober alone. In addition to taking care of those who are drunk, I also have to cooperate with them in talking drunkenly. The problem is that I am not drunk at all, so it is impossible to know how to talk drunkenly." ' The helplessness between the lines appropriately demonstrates the depth of the novel, which is more than just beautiful. Ni Kuang June 30, 2012 Is the big ball of light coming? Ha ha