Recommended after Reading it Twice

It is one of the best "anti-Japanese drama" novels about the creation and starting point. No time travel, no rebirth, no system, real timeline. The full sense of sight through the lens, the magnificent anti-Japanese tragedy of bloodshed and sacrifice, are presented before the eyes by the author's optimistic and undepressed words. If the book list allows only one recommendation, it would be this book "The Deserter of the Beacon Fire". Because the author signed a contract for a film and television adaptation, the rumor was deceived, which is a pity whether it is true or false. However, with the blessing of the divine drama attribute, Eunuch can be regarded as completion and liberation. The most rare thing is that there are very few "bugs", the plot and props are carefully arranged, and the most obvious penicillin has been changed to sulfonamide. The prologue of the novel is long, about 24 chapters, with a compact plot, but a single rhythm. Only after more than 30 chapters does the real kung fu of relaxation and restraint become apparent. The best plot: Xinglong Town. It can be compared to the multi-line narrative gangster black humor comedy of "Two Smoking Barrels" and "Crazy Stone", that is, the lines are almost the same. "Bright Sword" is not as good as it (Bright Sword lacks military and historical knowledge, it is a magical anti-Japanese novel that sings the main theme, and does not focus on truth). Needless to say, the protagonist of "Beacon Fire Deserter" and the supporting role They are all great, such as Sun Cui, Fan Erniu, Jin Chunxiu, Zhou Wanping and other female supporting characters, and male supporting characters such as Li Youcai, Luo Fugui, Ma Liang, Li Youde, Maeda Captain, Yang Dezhi, Tang Dagou, Xu Section Chief, Gao Yidao and other male supporting characters. More than half of the chapters are written smoothly and without showing off, with hundreds of characters, maps of prefecture-level cities, an encyclopedia of ordnance in the Taihang Mountains during the Anti-Japanese War, and a low-intensity guerrilla war involving a thousand people or less in regiments at the largest scale. The best thing is the very professional squad and company-level tactics, which cover various common combat forms of guerrilla warfare. It is an encyclopedic novel with great skills, full of knowledge points and the theme of guerrilla resistance in the Taihang Mountains. Poisonous points: First, the heroine Xiao Hongying; second, knowledge points about weapons and tactics during the Anti-Japanese War; third, squad tactics. PS: Tieba has an imaginary map of the novel, in which the Dabeizhuang area is wrong. PS: This book is not immune to the politically correct aspects of the "magic" Nine Company and the stupidity of the Japanese army. For example, in the counter-mopping battle at the east gate of the county town, the Japanese army was very stupid. The same thing happened when the Japanese army attacked the drinking station.

The vulgarity of plagiarizing poems, the cleverness of the father-in-law's trick, the counterattack of the government officials, and the roughness of the Ming Dynasty. Li You is a character with a distinct personality from start to finish. The poisonous point: Li You pitted his father-in-law and many father-in-laws. If you like this tune, you can follow the author's book "The Mad Man of Ming Dynasty", which has a familiar taste and the same formula. As for the improved version between the two, there are still two, so you can do it without watching it. As for the improvement in writing, the improvement is not obvious. After watching two or three movies, you can go through the whole process from poisoning to detoxification.

The flow of decadence travels through Xiaobai's novel, politics, economy, and the novices in the market. The younger brothers are all loyal and the foreigners are cowardly. Moreover, Da Yin hides himself in the city and practices it without compromise. All kinds of people cooperate to protect Da Yin's right to privacy and protect the protagonist's right to show off to the death. Highlights: In addition, the author's pornographic novels are excellent, nutritious, and have solid soft-core content. You can get on the bus without fear of bending while looking at the scenery! Private article 1: Let's be serious about this book review, the main character's spiritual infidelity is described in this way: the identity of a Peking University professor is coupled with the jokes of a common man, which is down-to-earth and vulgar; the mistress of the second book in "Layman's Return" can play the role of "Hundred Schools of Lectures", which is elegant. In contrast to the elegance and vulgarity, it is the little pleasure and echo that heavy online readers will have after they have reached the interpretation stage. Private Article 2: If you haven't seen it, it's still okay to watch it again. At least it's better than "The Son-in-Law". Just think of it as a look at rural life in the Netherlands. In the later period, when anti-piracy posts were made, I first posted pornographic articles, and also pirated "Global Scrap King", which reflected the versatile and decadent sentiments. Yeah, well, the pornographic articles were written with more care than the main text (for anti-piracy posts caught by pirate sites, the author will usually post an official version after ten minutes to cover the previous pornographic articles. Maybe the response was too enthusiastic, and the author actually washed his hands.), But unfortunately, the level is directly proportional to the author's integrity. In the later stage, there were all kinds of show-offs, and acquisitions were made at the slightest disagreement. After the acquisition, the company could continue to fly according to the original version. I bet the author did not have a close understanding of the business war novices who had been acquired. Recently, he has started to respond to violence with violence. After crazy revenge, he actually reflects on himself... The evolution of the protagonist's character is dazzling and breathtaking. Highlights and poisonous points: I didn't marry my original wife after time travel! Although it is very coy, if you are not married, you are not married. This is very poisonous. You can just jump over and take a look at the others. Spoiler: In the later stage, when I met my previous wife, I didn't cheat on her, but in this life, I cheated on her and had an illegitimate child. Some of the details of daily life and life sentiments are the highlight of the book. Don't take it too seriously if you are young, you are easily deceived. Business wars and stuff are full of science fiction, but if you get too high, they feel empty. PS: A friend left a message saying that "The Son-in-Law" is better. In addition to the replies, there are the following views: - "The Son-in-law" has few knowledge points, and the description is dry. The ability to control words is worse than this article when it comes to expressing character and transformation. - "The Son-in-law" is carefully written with few typos. The writing style in the middle and later chapters is obviously better than that in the beginning. - It is very difficult to update "The Son-in-Law". The main storyline seems to be clear at a glance.

It's okay to watch it once. In the early Tang Dynasty, Taoism was worshiped and the emperor was regarded as a "sage". I didn't know this before. There were only a few years between the death of Princess Pingyang and the Xuanwumen incident, so this was not noticed. The words are short and the rhythm is moderate. The characters have become facial makeup, and their IQs have been lowered to match the plot. The protagonist flies in various ways and wears various costumes, which looks quite tiring. Disadvantages: Canned fruits, one can holds ten kilograms or more, and tin can barrels can be used as pots and cannons. A female pilot can fly a triangular hang glider for a whole day... Not to mention eating, drinking and sleeping... The author doesn't seem to know much about monsoons.

The new work of American Entertainment and Hollywood is a super novice novel. A male celebrity's first-person perspective. The characters are super simple and effortless, the plot is compact and smoothly developed, fresh and playboy-y without a harem, and is suitable for readers of "Story Club". It's a time-killing tool, reading it twice is not a problem. It doesn't have the aura of its predecessor, "Road to Hollywood," but the story is a lot more mature and enjoyable to watch. P. S. The opening of "Road to Hollywood" should be a copy of the movie "Night Walker", a good movie, recommended to watch. The reason for recommendation is: If you don't gossip and don't understand the entertainment industry, scan it once and treat it as literacy. The protagonist of this book is a male movie star. For female movie star protagonists, you can search QQ to read "Domination of Hollywood". The female channel is also from Meiyu. It has been completed and is not bad. In addition, when traveling through Hollywood, the actors and directors are the protagonists. As long as the writing is decent, the story lines are similar, so it's better to look at the new than the old. It's not just actresses who are fighting each other, male actors have more tricks up their sleeves. Meiyu remains the leading producer of stars, especially male movie stars. Male celebrities not only have money, parties, drugs, insider trading, racial discrimination, etc., But also bitches. The heroine is an embellishment, not the engine or lubricant of the plot. The plot point where the singer is so happy is a serious waste. - Today (171114) I read a few public chapters and found them to be average. The writing style and plot both felt perfunctory and watery. A sense of "detoxification" arises spontaneously. Well.

The author's adaptation of film and television dramas is quite addictive. This one still is. The quality of foreign pirated movies and TV dramas that can be seen by ordinary Chinese people in China is basically up to standard, not to mention that Xiazhui is a veteran. So this book is not bad, what is bad is the acclimatization and old habits of the sense of humor. The old problem is: the books written by Xia are good-looking, but verbose. It seems that the writing is compact and smooth, but there is no point. The protagonist's characterization lacks emotion, and there is no supporting role. The result is that you will get tired after reading more than a few chapters. It is all supported by the suspense of the plot, but the plot mostly comes from reference. All in all, I've watched it twice at most, and it's hard to remember the characters I "particularly like". Regarding the characters in online novels (a literary genre suspected of being novels) that I particularly like, I will list a few of them: Chang Hongying from "The Deserters" Wu Mu from "Stealing the Ming" Li Laiheng in "Fighting the Qing Dynasty" Li You in "Struggle in the New Ming Dynasty" ...

The complex flows smoothly. I seem to have seen a movie with a similar plot, and it was great.

This is an old book, a good book; it is the first book by the author (Panda in Gray); it is a representative work on the classic time-travel historical theme. The text in the whole book is long-winded, and the characters and plot arrangements tend to be perfect... However, this is a very rare story. Many small characters bring you a deep soul shock. They have a profound impact on subsequent military time travel works and are often cited for reference. The early description of the climate in Liaodong was distorted, and the author did not know the landforms at that time. Anyone who studies geology can see the flaws. The writing of Funing Town in the later part of the story is very distorted and it seems to be floating. The key words are: Yuan Chonghuan, Nine Thousand Years Old. Screw. Stab to the right. Pay attention to the minor supporting characters. The author's evaluation of the civil and military affairs during the Chongzhen period is quite different from my opinion, such as He Renlong, Lu Xiangsheng, Emperor Chongzhen, etc. The more mature works are "Conquering the Qing" in 2014, Himalaya "Students from the Academy of Fine Arts Torturing Qing Soldiers"/"Traveling through the Ming Dynasty Abusing Qing Soldiers" Recently, the book "Stealing the Ming" lost contact with me again at Qidian.