⚡xianfeng Xiagu⚡·xianxia Book List No. 3

⚡[Supernatural·Darkness]⚡ Anyone can tell a story. But it's not easy to write a good story, it's not easy to tell a good story, and it's even more valuable to write about human nature from the story. The author is "Little Dragon who is not pure at all". Fei Long is an old author. From the time he copied Mu Mu Ryu (Boiling Killing) to now creating his own style of writing, he has become a school of his own. It can be said that Fei Long has made great progress in each of his books. The protagonist Zhou Ze once accidentally rescued a strange old man who contracted "black nails" (similar to the embodiment of a superpower). Later, the protagonist died in a car accident. He escaped from hell with perseverance and black nails, and possessed a newly deceased small bookstore owner. Then he rebuilt a bookstore (became a petty bourgeoisie owner), and joined the underworld (became a glorious hell policeman). From then on, he began to come into contact with the other side buried in the shadow of this world... [Brief Review]: Fei Long's books always have a heavy and thrilling flavor, and are very good at creating a terrifying atmosphere, and the plot he designed is also unique and anti-routine, which makes people feel more innovative when reading. After Fei Long's last book "He Came from Hell" was banned, Fei Long also tried to change his writing style. There were a lot less criticisms of current affairs and too dark and bloody passages, and it became more positive (without changing the general tone). It's hard to say which one is better, but I think Fei Long's original intention has not changed, and he has the same intention. [Controversy]: Everything about Fei Long's book is good, but it is a little weak in describing the fighting scenes. However, some readers think that Fei Long's fighting scenes do not focus on the description of moves, but focus on the overall situation, which is good. As I said before, each book friend has a different personality, so it's up to each person to have different opinions. Overall review: [Xiancao+]

⚡[Urban Supernatural Daily Life]⚡ The fat man walked to the yard with a broom. He swept the fallen leaves, turned his head and looked at the plaque on the door - Bug House. "If you don't show up, I'll make you into flower fertilizer. ..................... [Reason for strong recommendation]: ✨1. The simple and elegant writing style and the grand and vast layout are amazing to read. The detailed narration and detailed characterization do not seem boring at all. A different daily style. It may be a very ordinary afternoon, but it has a lazy and comfortable flavor in the author's writing. You always expect to be immersed in such a relaxing and vibrant day, and hope that there will be more afternoons like this, and more... ✨2. The male protagonist Jiang You is a middle-aged Buddhist in the fat world. He is the real boss behind the scenes and is very powerful. As the saying goes, a man hides in the city, and the male protagonist is very good at hiding himself and blending into life. It's not like the kind of arrogance-inducing routine of pretending to be a pig and eating a tiger, or pretending to be a slap in the face. The male protagonist understands the essence of power and is experienced and sophisticated in dealing with others. He truly brought the word "big boss" to life. ✨3. The direction, conflicts and turns of the story are perfectly connected with daily life, and the timing and frequency of the appearance of supernatural powers in the book are also just right, giving people a sense of mystery. In the seemingly ordinary daily life, the reality hidden under the surface of the world is revealed bit by bit. ✨4. The author has rich life experience and profound literary skills. Whether he writes about daily life or the male protagonist's behavior, it all carries the author's perception and understanding of life, expectations and yearnings, giving people a sense of fullness and heaviness in the soul that has been washed away by years and weathered. Overall review: [Xiancao+]

Brother Bai Zhan recommended it, so I'll hang it here first and wait until I finish reading.

⚡[Cthulhu Wind·Pure Darkness·Infinite Flow]⚡ The way to enter the infinite and the first dungeon feel as wonderful as the first dungeon (Paper Man) where illusion and reality are intertwined in Fat Dragon's "Broadcast". In fact, the Cthulhu element does not represent the elements of "horror, blood, killing, and disaster", but the elements of "unknown, vast, indescribable, spiritual fear". The author has a very good understanding of Cthulhu, and does not misinterpret the original work of Lovecraft like many modern novels. It feels like the original work uses freehand brushwork to describe fear. This is really rare. Overall review: [Grain and grass +]