
Elegant Dissipation
雅骚
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- 1.8M Words
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- Historical
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- Song-Yuan-Ming Dynasties
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- 12y ago
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I read it in a hurry, but I still have more to say. I could not have known that my husband was so talented. Now that he has passed away, it is a pity and pain. I subscribe to the full book to comfort his spirit in heaven. I hope that his literary talents can still benefit his children, wife and elderly. Bye sir! Way to go!
I would like to ask, after Brother Sanchi Dao leaves, will the money from our Qidian subscription be given to his family?
I don't know how many people still remember the Three Idiots. He has been away from us for nearly five years. Every time I read the last update written by Sanchi, my eyes would get wet. When he was dying, the thing he couldn't let go of the most was his loved ones. I hope they are all well. Sanchi is very knowledgeable about history, and you will feel very comfortable reading his articles. Just like the elders at home telling you stories when you were a child, it will make you feel less tired. The book "Ya Sao" is closer to us than "The Superior Cold Land". It talks about worldly things, but this kind of vulgarity will not make people disgusted, which is the highlight of this book. The plot is a bit bland compared to ordinary cool novels. If you don't like this kind of story, please don't watch it. "Seeing Words Like Faces" contains the last update of Zhang Hanyu's reading of the Three Idiots. If you are interested, you can go to Tencent Video and search for "I really hope this is just a joke" to watch. Finally, I would like to pay tribute to the three idiots and hope that the three idiots will be well in heaven.
Although the leaders of Qidian, Qingke, could not finish the book for well-known reasons, this is the last mark left by Tie Dao to readers of Qidian. Only books with a human touch can make readers stop. Erasing the Qingke is equivalent to the starting point erasing the human touch, leaving only the cold text-for-money transaction.
This post is purely commentary and does not mean any harm to the author himself. Historical travel has always been my favorite theme. The historical writings of the Three Idiots are comprehensive in literature but not in history. The language is more elegant and lacks passion. The fashion of Sanchi's writing of high-grade poor people can be felt in its youthfulness. Many places have only intentions, but the filling is not very exciting. When it comes to writing about elegance and coquettishness, it becomes full and complete in one go. What is particularly gratifying is the difference in style. Many authors' books are okay to read once, but after reading a few more, you will find that the writing is lazy and repetitive. That feeling of light-up in front of my eyes is no longer there. Although there are echoes of the old work in "San Chi Yu Ya Sao", the styles of the two books can be said to be quite different. Only the difference shows the author's skill. The Three Idiots' article is particularly outstanding in its handling of details. The description of the characters is the same. The characters in the book all stand out based on details. The foreshadowing everywhere is also very detailed, and there must be a response wherever there is an ambush. Overall, the degree of completion is quite high. Next, let's talk about the shortcomings. Historical travel stories, especially those about national salvation, if the author is not familiar with social sciences, it is like there is no salt in the dish. Although there are delicious dishes, the food is tasteless. It makes no sense, so the description here can only be general. Disputes between book friends are mentioned many times in the book, and Genjie is probably involved in this. Since the author doesn't know much about it, he naturally won't describe it much. If you read it as a leisurely essay, you will find it quite wonderful; but if you read it as a plan to save the nation, book lovers may be afraid that they will die of panic, and this expectation is misplaced. There is no distinction between elegance and vulgarity. Furthermore, there are too many emotional scenes, which are a bit cumbersome and even a little greasy. This was also the trend of writing books at that time, and the harem was popular, and people were flirting with women. I have never liked harems. Although Shangpin and Yasao are not harems, they describe too many women. Moreover, the emotional scenes are also inconsistent and disconnected. Not only does the protagonist need to be respectful and polite, but he also needs to be entangled with one woman after another. Especially the two heroines, apart from the main wife, they have to be separated from another talented woman, knowingly and deliberately. It would be fine if it were regarded as romantic, but it must be shown to be affectionate and a gentleman. The emotional drama is so entangled and spread throughout the book, which is really a poisonous point from today's perspective. Furthermore, the book is like a line drawing, which is too light and lacks some rich and colorful passionate descriptions. Most of the articles are in a narrative tone, and the descriptions are no more than a few points. This is a matter of opinion and taste.
What a pity, what a pity. It's hard to find a historical novel as good as Three Idiots. I really don't know how a mindless piece of writing written by Sanjie can be as famous as Three Idiots. I was really fooled into reading it and it almost made me sick.
After many years, the student gang who watched pirated copies finally got a job and came to make up for the full subscription and miss the three idiots.
The great god Sanchi has passed away, and I always thought that maybe he really traveled through time. Every time I read Mr. Sanchi's elegant and meaningful words, I can't help but fall into his world, meet the Sanchi, and live my life to the fullest.
Reading Sanchi's books is a kind of enjoyment. It feels like being in the book, leisurely looking at the landscape, appreciating the local customs, and feeling the vicissitudes of history. Thank you, Brother Dao! May all be well in heaven, Brother Dao!
Do you still want to take money from dead people? Even bad money is not so good. Pony, you are so awesome🤭🤭🤭