Dynamic Book List

From the introduction, it feels like it should be an unlimited flow type, and it's still in the first story. It looks pretty good so far. Because as a reader, if a story like this follows too closely to the original story, it will be boring. Unless the writing is much better than the original work, no one will want to read it. On the other hand, if it is too far away, it will make people feel "Hey, that's not what I have seen." It will make people feel disgusted, and even feel that it is biased and superficial. So it's more of a tightrope game. Let's look at it, if it doesn't collapse too randomly in the later stage, it feels pretty good at the moment. PS I like the author's way of numbering chapters, it's really great👍.

Although it is considered a fantasy according to the classification, but... I have given up on finding a book in the bookshelf category I am reading that has nothing to do with war😓. This is a fascinating book. The setting and context, writing style and language, as well as the arrangement of conflicts and coincidences are all very mature and natural. I am very interested in European history and the history of various periods and regions, and themes similar to the Middle Ages are one of the things that attract me. All in all, this is a good book that I will definitely continue to read.

In fact, after reading a few books, I felt that the stories were all related to the war, so I wanted to change the subject, but when I read it, I felt like slapping myself on the forehead. I started reading this book because I had read the cliche "Go Back in Time and Become a Cat" and thought of a set of photos "A Dog Sees the World", which I found interesting. But then I think about it, maybe it's because of the pressure in life. Reading books allows me to imagine different days through the eyes of carefree cats and dogs, and then savor the author's stories. Sometimes I smile knowingly, sometimes I laugh alone silently. The relaxed feeling always makes people linger.

The author's story is very interesting and interesting. The first thing that attracted me was probably the description style. Novels about military life will probably have very serious value orientation issues, and they are also very serious, so I chose the subject of a small character like a mercenary struggling for survival. Whether it's the writing or the plot, it feels like you're reading a real novel. I often read it after I have gained some weight. It feels like a traditional novel, like reading a few large chapters and then stopping. It is enjoyable but still unfinished.

By the way, why is this book list backwards from the beginning? It feels like the people who want to add it to the book list first are placed at the bottom. Sure enough, it is meant to show that they like the new and are tired of the old. Closer to home, this is an old book, and it is also a book written in my lifetime, but the reason why people continue to follow it is that the author has really written a world through being practical and rigorous.

It was purely by chance that I started reading this book. The atmosphere of krypton gold slag gaming in China is actually quite intolerable to me. In comparison, I prefer the atmosphere of steam (not the atmosphere of krypton cards and badges😓, it was before G Fat learned it bad), so what kept me reading was probably the author's text and ideas, as well as the sincerity in PS for readers.