Seriously (World View, Foreshadowing, Writing Style)

The author's smooth writing style, solid historical narrative, and non-delayed plot will surely make him popular if he can continue writing it.

A work delayed by its name. An extremely slow-burning but not to be missed piece of work. Both the writing and the settings are of the highest quality, and the worldview is so vast that it makes people marvel, making people inevitably addicted to the process of uncovering various hidden truths about the world. Introduction: The protagonist's cheats are indeed a bit strong, but all the foreshadowings the author has laid all along have been resolved. The existence of the plug-in itself is the only bug in the story. I don't believe the author didn't think of an explanation. In addition, this book is indeed a bit slow to develop, and it is not until the first time that the world view of the Red Flame Burning Sea is fully developed.

Again, if there are many foreshadowings, the story must be good, because it means that the author has written an outline and is not just writing randomly. This is a good book: playing the game of death, healing the soul, and playing with dark humor.

The name makes people think it is a cool article about studio routines, but it is not The setting is grand and there are many foreshadowings. And the plot is very fast-paced. The heroine is very interesting, it's a supernatural romance novel with an excellent story.

Power struggle, IQ literature, huge world view I didn't feel comfortable reading it at first, the punctuation sentences were uncomfortable to read, and the large amount of descriptions and settings were not natural enough (a good work is to gradually open up the context of the story for the reader in a slow and comfortable way. This book did not do it well at the beginning), giving people a feeling that the setting is forced to be shoved into your head. But after getting through the first volume, the plot of the protagonist entering the whirlpool of power struggle and going deep into the enemy country to survive in the cracks is really amazing. The author seems to have gotten rid of the bluntness of the opening narrative, and began to show various foreshadowings that are interspersed back and forth. The plot is repeatedly reversed, which is really amazing. There hasn't been a book in a long time that people can follow to the end all day long. The evaluation is: Ignoring the flaws of the first volume, this is a masterpiece that can be compared with Master Gu.

The interweaving of foreshadowing, the huge world view, and the compact plot made me excited, having never read a novel for ten hours a day for a long time. Nowadays, it is a breath of fresh air in the smoky environment of Qidian Doomsday.

At first, I was still waiting and watching. Although it was the work of Gu Zhenren, there seemed to be no bright spots in the front, but the facts proved that I was wrong. Never question the real person's ability to ambush and layout, every word is carefully crafted. The second time I read the same paragraph, I had a completely different feeling. This book is slow to pick up, and around the 170th chapter, most of the foreshadowings will be revealed at once. I was dumbfounded when I read it, thinking that it could still be like this, and all the mysteries were perfectly answered. But to be honest, if it weren't for Gu Zhenren's signature book, I really wouldn't be able to hold on so far, so if you don't like slow reading and are not familiar with the author, you can read a Gu Zhenren first.

Happy new work. The author's last book, Da Ming Wen Kui, has proven that he is the person with the most profound literary skills among Qidian's historical novels. Reading his book is basically like taking a literature class, except that the author uses the form of a story to answer the questions.

The author's latest book copied the plot of Gu Zhenren, a masterpiece in my heart. It is very shameless. I will not recommend any more books by this author. ==== The plot twist is good and the pace is good. The most important thing is that the description of each character is very delicate. This is a book in which different characters hold different political ideals and conflict with each other. ===== I didn't expect it to be finished. Although the ending seems to be an open ending with a happy ending, there is always a touch of sadness and regret. The reason for the sadness is also mentioned in the author's speech. The curse has not disappeared, and the protagonist may be another Cha Shiyin. Unfortunately, the author did not write the bad end according to the initial plan, which resulted in a lot of foreshadowing in this book being useless. It is a very, very pity. How should I put it? It's like playing chess and winning chicken but having 50 yuan in your pocket feels useless.

I've read about twenty chapters so far, but it's really amazing. I thought that writing Spring and Autumn and Warring States as Spring and Autumn and I Was the King was already the ultimate and could not be improved. After all, there were few records and the age was long, so the degree of plausibility would not be too high. However, this book is very good at describing the plans among the various countries in the Warring States Period (the best among the shortest, which is considered very good). It completely describes the diplomatic games between various countries, which is eye-catching. And it's not the kind of naive writing style that is purely about unifying the six countries through reforms. If the protagonist wants to change the law, he must think about how to proceed with the least resistance and how to reduce the intensity of resistance. He chooses to start with criminal law. From this detail, it can be seen that this book is not a trivial article and is worth reading.

If you're looking for authenticity, this book is for you. Let's first evaluate the worldview, setting, foreshadowing and writing style. The world view is very good. A good novel should allow people to think about it. It's like peeling an onion to understand the truth step by step. This book does that. There are a lot of foreshadowings, which prove that the author's story is thoughtful and complete, which is often a guarantee of quality. The writing style is passable, and there is no particularly offensive tone or boring jokes that will not destroy the serious atmosphere created by the story. Although there is really nothing to say in terms of realism, it is too real. Truth is often synonymous with cruelty. Watch it if you have the guts. I myself couldn't hold on after reading more than 900 chapters... ====== The author became ill and did not continue writing the book. Hope he is safe. There is nothing to say about the ending. The main line of the story has always been around the secrets of the world, Halysa, family, and friends. The ending is all solved. There is no bad end or happy end in reality. You will be in a daze and think about the ending for a long time. There are thousands of words in your heart but you can't say a word, and you can't help but feel helpless. Finally, he felt relieved and said, "Forget it."

I'm sorry that this book review is not recommending this book at all, because I think this book is just average. I just want to use this grid to recommend a book that is not a starting point. ------------ A Western fantasy novel in xxxx, "Then I Became a Hunter", is a novel that I have been reading day and night recently. This book is a fusion of Cthulhu, Bloodborne, and Dark Souls with many different themes. There are foreshadowings and doubts everywhere. The characterization is also very natural and delicate. The text is full of translation style, and there are market jokes without spoiling the atmosphere. The battle of powers, the turmoil of the gods, and the truth of the matter are emerging. A must-see work.

Believe me, it is a book that totally deserves to be on my carefully selected bookshelf. A good book can grab your attention in the first chapter; a good book can keep you connected from climax to climax, and curiosity will become your motivation to pursue the book. Western fantasy, suspense. The process of the battle of wits is actually more beautiful than the chain repair spell. A story makes me find resonance from history

The writing of this book is just average, and the plot is even a little bit toxic, but I still put it in it. This book gets into the topic very quickly, with a simple opening that allows the reader to get into the topic quickly, but at first I would just treat it as fodder. A somewhat fantasy journey begins, accompanied by the protagonist's dull meditation practice, just to gain a longer life. In the eyes of wizards, time is much shorter than that of others. Years and months are just the common unit for wizards to calculate time. When everyone around them has their youth washed away by time, only the wizard remains unchanged, like a bystander. The words written on the bones in the cave, the protagonist meets the old Allen again... You may have a deeper understanding of time

When reading this book, you have to put aside the feeling of reading other historical novels, because the era when the Spring and Autumn Period turns to the Warring States Period, when etiquette, music and cunning coexist, is very special. The research is rigorous and a large number of historical events create a good feeling. Personally, I like the plot of Zigong's mission to another country the most. He relies on his sharp tongue to change the destiny of the country. This is the feeling of prospering the country with one word and destroying it with another. Overall, it is a good book, but it is not outstanding. There are no impressive highlights in the book, and it does not have any special bad points (the only advantage). As for the story, it is not very popular, and it is just a bulldozer.

The warmth and coldness of human relationships in the world are all reflected in the story. The story is plain and real, and it brings you a story about a Ming Dynasty family.

With the end of the Tang Empire, the Han people never set foot in the Western Regions again for hundreds of years, and the country's prestige was lost. The protagonist travels through the Western Regions in the late Five Dynasties and Ten Kingdoms period and meets the descendants of the Tang Army in Anxi. Facing the invasion of foreign tribes, the protagonist is determined to break out of the siege, just for an illusory dream of the Tang Dynasty. The best war history article belongs to him. (Unfortunately, the writing style changed in the middle period. When you enter the Central Plains, you have to scheming with your own people again. But if you don't read the previous ones, don't tell people that you have read war articles!)

A good war novel, the protagonist is an ancient person but has some memories of later generations. I remember that there was no heroine, and as an ancient protagonist, his horizons were never broad enough. He was a loyal king, and he was always forced to cooperate with pig teammates. It was depressing to watch.

The fictional historical text (the world line that was continued from the Ming Dynasty) had some flaws at the beginning, and it was more like a novice, so I almost gave up on it, but it was pretty good after that. This book is a story about power struggle in officialdom, and the key point is the twists and turns of the plot. Although there are occasional flaws, they are harmless. In addition, the protagonist is a standard politician, but he still has a little conscience (really just a little) The psychological description of the protagonist's transition from a modern person to a politician is good.

It is an official article for the time being, (I don't know if it will change in the future) but it will be slow to develop. . The author has a profound historical and cultural level. The protagonist of this book has ideals but is not sexual. In addition, the protagonist values ​​friendship and is a single female protagonist, which is in line with modern values. ------- Finished, this book is a biographical novel. The author overcomes the officialdom that most historical novels avoid and presents the entire officialdom ecology of the Ming Dynasty and the emperor's considerations in front of readers. If you have read other historical novels you will know that this is extremely difficult. You have to read a lot of historical materials, understand each official's character, and understand every important historical event before you can simulate the decisions that historical figures will make. Many historical novels usually choose troubled times and write military novels, or they start the industrial revolution in the prosperous age, which changes the surrounding environment in a short period of time and changes the surrounding environment on a large scale. The protagonist of this book may be outstanding, but he is not a saint and faces many constraints. He is like a historical figure, fully integrated into this era, but also trying his best to make a little ripple. After reading this book, it feels like you have spent a lifetime with the protagonist. Stay true to your heart and keep moving forward.