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It can be regarded as an old book, and the whimsical storyline in it still feels fresh even if I read it today. I am too happy to define it as a male or female novel, because in some unit stories, the author seems to want to express something that makes it go beyond the traditional male and female novels. It is a good article worth exploring in depth. There is a lot I want to say, but I can't think of what to say at the moment. Let's talk about it later when we think about it.

There is no need to say much about a good book

Divine book. There shouldn't be any need to explain, right? A novel I encountered by chance in junior high school still has an impact on me. No matter when, no matter how old I am, The Legend of Wukong is always yyds in my heart

I'm not interested in Cthulhu, and I haven't read any books about Cthulhu. I once tried to read the mysterious mess of "The Fire", but I read part of it, and it tasted the same as Jue Wa, and I couldn't understand it. Later, when I saw this book, I originally thought it was about cultivating immortals. However, it overturned my understanding of cultivating immortals and shocked me. I was thinking, can one still write articles about cultivating immortals like this? After reading the comment section afterwards, I realized that this book also contained elements of the Grammar genre. I'm also very surprised, why can I read this book but not the mystery? For the time being, I simply attribute it to the fact that the mysterious writing style is not very suitable for me as a person, and it makes me feel less involved. Because I have read The Mysterious Earthsea written by the same author, and I was able to read it very well, so this probably has nothing to do with the theme of the book, but depends on the reader's preference. The writing is profound and the imagination can be said to be extremely imaginative. To be honest, the male video author's imagination and logical thinking make me envious the most. What's rare is that it also depicts various aspects of human nature and emotions very well, especially when the protagonist is a snake patient. The crazy and chaotic mental state can almost appear on the page, and the terrifying description can also make people's scalp numb... This is the first book I have read this year that made me feel "fresh" and exciting, as if I was watching a movie. ---- After the third volume, I gradually became tired (sigh) and the amazing feeling was gone.

Elegant Because I have a heartfelt respect for the author, it has been more than a year since I added it to the book list, and I have only now prepared a long review. I am a novice in history, but just like an illiterate person is to a teacher who teaches and educates people, this does not prevent me from admiring the learned and talented people. At first, I heard about the author's name from my friends. At that time, there was only news that the author was ill and hospitalized. My friend also said that he would go and have a look, but then nothing happened. Later, when I heard that he passed away, my friend was depressed for a while, but I felt nothing for the moment, not understanding that it was just a stranger passing away. After all, everyone knows that people in this world pass away every day. If we all feel sad for autumn one by one, how can we get over it? After many years, I looked back at his books and discovered the charm of the author. Although we are living in a modern society with impetuous fast food, the words between the lines are rare and very calm, open-minded, but also witty and humorous. In order to write about the "authentic" ancient life, he patiently read a lot of textual research, hoping that through his words, people today can get a glimpse of the bright fireworks that once appeared in the long history. For a moment, I actually felt the weight of ancient culture. Now, who would be able to think carefully about quoting scriptures and describing interesting and trivial things in ancient life in detail? Who has such writing power and talent to be able to create original poems and eight-part essays, and would not be a copywriter unless absolutely necessary. Just like his pen name, perhaps only a "crazy" author like him can write history so vividly and immersively. I couldn't help but calm down and read his words patiently, as I always thought history was boring and difficult to understand. I was reluctant to treat an author who wrote with great care with a gulp-down attitude. And when I saw it during the day and at night, when I turned off the novel before going to bed, I seemed a little disappointed, so much so that I didn't know when my eyes became wet. How to describe this sense of loss? Probably like us now, even though we are listening to and watching the works of Leslie Cheung and Anita Mui, we still regret that their fate was unfair and caused them to die young, and lament that we were unable to experience their liveliness and brilliance in person in that era.

The plot is actually very cliché, but the angle is good, the writing is good, and the reading is smooth.

This author has a great imagination, is not clichéd, and his writing style is also very good. In fact, I rarely watch romance anymore, because it feels like the nature of fantasy in male videos, and there are too many templates. The first book I read was her "The Apprentice Died Again" I originally had the mentality of giving it a try, but the result was unexpectedly good. (Oh, by the way, some people say that the female protagonist in this book has a poisonous point about the male counterpart, but I think it is okay. Compared with the plot, it can be forgiven, and the male counterpart itself is not normal. There are no obvious poisonous points in the author's other books) The author's writing style is also quite unique. Unlike other articles about cultivating immortality that start from scratch, this author seems to like the heroine to skip levels continuously, especially if he directly activates the hook first and starts fighting at full level (this is really worthy of being a biological mother)... One word, fierce. The other two books I have read, including the one currently being serialized, are also like this. I love it. But the heroine is capable and very low-key, not pretentious or sloppy. The plot is very imaginative, and the style switches seamlessly between offbeat and serious.

In fact, I have read this book before, but it seemed that it was serialized or I didn't finish it for some reason. Watched it again recently. From the title of the book, we can actually feel that the author is quite ambitious. For someone like me who is not good at history, history always gives me a sense of grandeur and grandeur that is vast and ancient. The author wants to write about China's two thousand years of history from the perspective of the protagonist. After writing about the prosperity and decline of the prosperous times and the Three Kingdoms of Qin Dynasty, I didn't write much more about it in detail. It feels like a pity. The protagonist is a man who dresses as a woman, and is taken home as a disciple by the famous general Bai Qi... Ahem, I won't explain much about the plot... Anyway, Bai Qi, Ying Zheng, Zhao Kuo... These famous historical figures are all written in full, and Qin Shili's Gai Nie Weizhuang also comes to add soy sauce. In response to the title of the book, I have to start with Bai Qi's "last words" of "The Peaceful Age". I also forgot how many chapters it is... In the end, it was unclear whether the thought of seeing a peaceful and prosperous age was Bai Qi's or her own, and it seemed like both... The author also prescribed an immortality test for her, but this test was too painful... In fact, what surprised me the most was that such a female protagonist was actually written by a male author. It's not that I want to talk about prejudice or anything, but I've rarely seen a novel that puts women in such an important position in men's videos, and the characters are set in such a free and easy way, and the writing is so brilliant. Giving her a golden finger means that she doesn't need to be attached to any wealthy men or hug anyone's lap. Sometimes what she does can even make people ignore her gender. She treats everyone equally, regardless of gender, neither indifferent nor overly enthusiastic... She has a feather fan and a silk scarf, she is one for a hundred... How free and lucky she is, how persistent and lonely... But how glorious her life is, fighting with historical figures, drinking and chatting with them... This is a woman who is shocking enough to make people admire and move them to tears. Of course, it may also be related to the setting of men wearing women. But since I became pregnant as a daughter in 2000, I am afraid that I have forgotten that I was a man in the first place... The novel has a slow pace and contains many daily descriptions, so it is suitable for reading slowly. The writing style is also very clean, and there are no vulgar jokes or pornographic jokes. (I'm not sure if this chapter says it does or not) In addition, the author's writing reveals a touch of sadness from between the lines. When writing about normal scenes, it sometimes makes me feel cumbersome to read, but when placed in some specific scenes, the rendering power is very strong, depressing, and powerful enough to make people cry. For example, when you read the full text, then read the introduction of the book: "She experienced the Battle of Changping and witnessed the massacre of hundreds of thousands of people. ... She saw the world divided into three parts, and the mountains and rivers were shattered. ... She wore bright clothes and angry horses, and also used feather fans and silk scarves. She worked as a farmer and as a teacher. But no one knows that such a person has lived for two thousand years." In an instant, the vicissitudes of loneliness came. In this case, don't believe the author's easy-going stories...

The article contains short stories one by one. I also like to read short stories because short stories can be read quickly and are not as lengthy as long stories. (Therefore, I also like to read fast-traveling and other articles, but after reading too many fast-traveling articles, it seems that most of them are the same old routines.) This author is very imaginative, interesting, and unconventional, and some of his stories are quite in-depth. The types of each story are also different. Like seasonings, they are varied to enrich your taste. No matter whether they are salty or sweet, with so many different stories, there will always be something that matches your taste. The background and characters are also novel, enough to make people look forward to the next story. And then he has two other short stories like this that are worth checking out.

JoJo fanfic. I haven't read much fan fiction, and I rarely take the initiative to search for fan fiction. (Because the author's writing skills are not strong enough, it's too easy to read, so it's better not to read it) At first, I saw the Conan fan who recommended him from other people's book lists, and was attracted by the author's writing style and logic. Then I learned from book reviews that he had written a JOJO that received many positive reviews, so I read his JOJO. As a result, the imagination, logic, and foreshadowing buried from beginning to end really shocked me, giving me a scalp-numbing feeling of explosion. In addition, the description is very visual, and it is as immersive as watching the original animation (this may be difficult to imagine if you have not watched the original animation. Although the author claims that you can understand it without watching JOJO, but if you want to get the clues, you still need to watch the original work). The plot also captures the essence of the wits of the original JOJO. While reading, I, as a reader, was completely carried away. Every time the author uncovered a layer, I thought, "It turns out that this is how it is in the temple." In terms of plot rhythm, I have never seen such an online novel that makes people exclaim throughout the whole process and can't stop. (It's cool, isn't it? It's cool! Even after reading it, I still have something to say. It's both enjoyable and addictive) In addition, I have to say that the author's knowledge reserve is also very sufficient. I would call this JoJo fanfic the strongest. (It seems like a lot to say, but for me, I won't be stingy in praising a novel that makes me feel good)