The Novel Should Read the True Nature

There are not many words in Da Niang Pi's new book, but I feel pretty good about it now.

The reviews of hope Xing's books have always been very good. The heroine is independent, self-reliant, and extremely intelligent. Her journey from fool to ignorance to awakening is a process of rising to fame and self-understanding. Every character is smart, full and not rigid, and good and evil are sometimes just a matter of thought. There is not much emphasis on the emotional line, and the male protagonist is always determined at a later stage. He may not necessarily be the one who appears the most, but he must be the one whose thoughts are completely in sync with the female protagonist.

He was originally a young wanderer in the world, but by chance he became the successor of the Earth Master. From then on, he traveled around the mountains and rivers of the world, followed the power of the heaven and the earth, monitored the behavior of the wind gate, and discerned the ingenuity of people's minds. Xu Gongzi's books have always been full of subtle meanings and have an ancient style. Although it talks about modern people and modern affairs, it shows the ancient Chinese studies and Jianghu, as well as the eternal human nature. In short, you can learn a lot from reading novels.

The first book I read after it was officially published was the guide to the beginning of my career. Seeking the Demon tells a touching story with a great protagonist. The protagonists in Ergen's works have very different personalities, but they all have one thing in common, and that is - they value love and justice. The reason why a strong person is strong is not because of his high force value, but because he has something to protect and has the ability to protect, even if it costs his own life.

A book I am chasing has been controversial, but I personally think it is worth reading. The creation that combines classical style with modern humor contains the author's thoughts. It tells stories and makes sense at the same time. It can be regarded as a clear stream of literature. The content of the new chapters has picked up recently and is getting better.

I haven't read Liangpi's new book yet, but I have read his first two food articles. During the hard days, I read novels and ate white rice and Yangchun noodles every day. It was really satisfying and very appetizing... I'm writing this book now, and I'll write the recommendations another day.

The protagonist with an imperfect character is more real, and a beggar can also become a hero. He lives in a difficult world, sharpens his courage in many dangers, improves his strength in various adventures, and realizes true love in the joys and sorrows. He has changed a lot, but the perseverance and perseverance in the little gangster's heart have never changed. While describing the colorful fantasy time and space, the author spares no effort in writing about the dark side of people's hearts and the cruelty of the world, but he never makes a final conclusion about a character's character. All characters, including the protagonist, are people wandering between good and evil. There is no absolute good or bad. Because of this, this novel is more real and profound. The opposition of the two "I"s is unified, the nostalgia is sentimental and melancholy, the young man grows up to the end, and looking back is filled with vicissitudes of life.

This is a novel with almost no emotional lines. The protagonist puts the survival of humankind absolutely first, which shows that the book has a high intention. What's amazing is that although the protagonist's ideals are so lofty, they are neither holy nor heroic. I have nothing but deep admiration for his kindness, wisdom and perseverance. And this human struggle and resistance between gods and demons is not the protagonist's alone. There are many other selfless people who use their blood and tears to compose a grand and magnificent epic. The contradictions of human nature, the boundaries between good and evil, and public and private choices reflected in the book are all thought-provoking.

The story of an ordinary boy constantly striving to become the best master seems cliché, but the story of struggle narrated by Xian Ni is not that simple. The path of spiritual practice involves not only a battle of force, but also a battle of wisdom and scheming. Life and death, cause and effect, falsehood and truth, blood and tears, warmth and indifference, conspiracy and struggle, constitute this cruel and colorful world. It awakens people's unwillingness and resistance to fate, and inspires the bloody nature buried deep in their hearts after the passage of time, which is called "rebellion". In addition, the novel and grand world structure and the life insights that run through the practice are also outstanding bonus points.

Upgrading to fight monsters and dominate the world is not the theme of this book. This is just the growth story of a young boy who likes to show off and his friends. His pretense can sometimes be a bit unflattering, but it's not particularly offensive. Almost all the characters in the book are full of humanity. No matter how bad the person is, they have unknown difficulties and obsessions, which will touch our hearts the moment the truth is revealed. Everyone in the book can be a protagonist, and everyone has their own personality, persistence, spirit and beliefs, making us love, hate and respect them. It gives such a touching feeling to the fantasy story, which is why I recommend this book.

A strange incident of suddenly transforming into a cat changed the life of an idle young man. Readers follow the protagonist to see the world through cat's eyes, meet all kinds of characters, and experience thrilling, heartwarming or interesting events. Regardless of romance or love, it turns out that a cat's life can be so exciting! The author integrates the reality of good and evil, and the warmth and coldness of human feelings into the story, and tells it with vivid and sophisticated writing skills, which makes people feel the same and is unforgettable.