Book Waste Food

Do one of your favorite works I have read it several times, and every time I read it it gives me a different feeling. For a protagonist like Roland, who has a mean character, the kind of heartbeat he brings when he suddenly becomes serious can sometimes make me burst into tears. This is the story of a pioneer who overcame obstacles and opened up a new path. This is the story of an ignorant man who revolutionized the past century. This is a story without an absolute bad guy This is the carnival of the arrogant This is a feast for the fallen in this story Everyone has their own persistence and choices There is no absolute black and white Even those who become gods must be punished - to pay the price for all the innocent souls who died at his hands

Dirty sword work The author is interesting and the book is interesting. The protagonist does not have peerless military power, nor is he extremely wise, nor is he a virgin, nor is he cold-blooded. Just like ordinary us - we will make mistakes and regrets, we will be nervous and confused. From the beginning to the present, it has been a climax one after another, always giving you twists and turns in unexpected places. Looking back, it is reasonable, unexpected, and reasonable. I have to say that it is the most suspense-like Western fantasy I have ever seen. Although there is some suspicion of abuse of the protagonist, there is no such thing as abuse for the sake of abuse, it is purely for plot needs. At present, the protagonist's force value is low, and he basically relies on words, but he does not rely on so-called ideals or friendship to win, but often uses very real interests and risks to persuade.

A super old book... It's quite nice... It's half a farming style...

Another work of Bingda. It's a pretty good martial arts work... Seeing as there aren't many people pushing it, I'll give it a push. The perspective of the story is a bit different from traditional martial arts. It is based on a martial arts in the Western Regions. Maybe the Central Plains martial arts have been written to an end, so the author tried another path. The whole book is very good at digging and burying people's plots. It is quite dark, and I think it is acceptable. It may be a bit exaggerated to say that it is compared to the top martial arts (Liang Kujin and the like), but it is definitely a first-class work. It is a bit abusive in the early stage, but in the later stage there is no mentally retarded plot such as the tiger's body shaking everyone's admiration. I didn't recognize Bing Da when I first read The Book of the Dead. Later, I accidentally read Ruzi Di and found it quite interesting and found out that it was written by the same person... I have to sigh that gold will always shine, and I have completely become a fan since then...´_>`

Jiang Ye can be regarded as the beginning of my journey of reading high-quality works. I never understood what a good work was before. After reading Jiang Ye, I suddenly felt like this - it turns out that a good novel can be like this! Of course, it's probably because it was the first book that gave me such a feeling, so I may have a relatively high opinion of it. But in fact, among the books I have read so far, Jiang Ye is indeed one of the most exquisitely conceived, with a deep layout and many foreshadowings. And most importantly, Lao Mao's writing style is very suitable for me... Maybe I also have a bit of a literary problem... . I started chasing Jiang Ye very early. From the beginning to the end, I still remember the rain in Weicheng, the young man and his attendants, the way to Chang'an to mix with people, the fish leaping, the sea flowers blooming on the other side, the sunset and the sand falling tomorrow, intermittently fattening and killing, fattening and killing (-ι_- ) Because Lao Mao's books are like this - it's not enjoyable at all if you don't read them in long paragraphs →_→, so I won't give any spoilers. I hope you don't miss it.

Well, this is another historical work I talked about in "The Son-in-law". The books written by Bing Da are very good and I recommend everyone not to miss them. I think the son-in-law is a helpless person from the shallow to the deep, while the Ruzi Emperor is destined to struggle like this. The protagonist is just an abandoned prince, but he is helplessly involved in the fight by fate, and he must be careful and cautious to survive step by step. There is no foresight of rebirth, no extraordinary talent, no domineering power like a tiger's body, but only the fear of survival and the caution of walking on thin ice. He gradually grew up from an inconspicuous little person to a generation of child emperors. During this period, he made mistakes, fell into low points, felt the innocence of love, and experienced the pain of being betrayed and abandoned. And all of this created an unparalleled Ruzi Emperor.

Haha~The work of the Banana Devil~~~This book was written in 2011 and has not been completed until now. Please be careful when entering this trap. However, I have to say no, this is one of the two best historical works I have read in recent years. The process of the whole book unfolds in three parts: family, country and world. In the book, the author attempts to explore his views on Confucianism, history, human nature, society, and himself. He uses a large amount of space to express his views on Confucianism. He uses an imaginary historical background (the Wu Dynasty with the Song Dynasty as a template) and combines his own thinking to show the prosperity and sorrow of an era. People who like history can see history, people who like philosophy can read philosophy, people who like business wars can feel business wars, and people who like romance can find romance. This book covers a wide range of topics, so friends with discerning tastes must not miss it~

To be honest, Jianke is one of my personal favorites. Both Pabul and Shi Qinghai left a deep impression on me, and I replayed it several times. The most interesting thing about "Jian Ke" is that the supporting characters in the book often leave a deeper impression on me than the protagonists, and I like them more - Zhong Laohu, Shi Qinghai, Xiao Xigua, Huai Cao Shi, and Crazy Li. To me, it's about a little guy's cry about injustice. In fact, all choices have their so-called justice, but Xu Le does not accept it. He is just like what is said in the book - the stone from Donglin is smelly and hard. Many times we don't have the courage to cry out for justice for others or even for ourselves - so the world needs heroes, likes heroes, and hates heroes.