City of Sin

The book Sin City, IMHO, is far superior to other novels of the same subject at the same time. It is a non-traditional cool novel. The male protagonist's most powerful strength is his wisdom and truth. The writing style, conception, and detailed design are all amazing. All these troubles in Jiangnan have given us different feelings, and Sin City is just a carrier. And some of the scenes in it are still deeply memorable to me. Richard and his first love in the deep blue, the three-point sacrifice, the farewell of quicksand, the missing father, the lover who has gone away, the golden tree in the green forest, the ancient battlefield covered with the remains of battleships, the puppet god of the secondary plane, the mysterious scholar-mage, the powerful reaper... The most memorable ones are Su Hailun, a powerful woman with a misty Jiangnan style, and Shan Yuhai, an innocent girl full of destiny and mission. I don't know how many masters' dreams and aspirations the Deep Blue Ode carries. I've never seen how Su Hailun's joy eclipsed the rising sun. I've never reached the Ukiyo-e Utopia hidden behind layers of white clouds and fog... I like the book "Sin City". It is the kind of book that needs to be savored carefully. The content is layer by layer, foreshadowing step by step, and becomes more and more exciting. Only after reading half of it can you slowly discover the charm of this book, so don't worry, I said, this is a non-traditional and exciting book, highly recommended!

There is failure, there is sadness, there is loss, there is sacrifice, this is the real destiny. The delicate writing style and the balance of gains and losses from beginning to end make the book wonderful from beginning to end.

This book is very well written, but I still prefer to read Yanda's other novel The King of Night. The writing is really very good. This is my favorite novel.

I haven't read this type of book for a long time. I finally finished Sin City today. After reading about Chapter 200 of Volume 2, I have to say that Sin City really brought a world to me. This world is more real and complete than the other books I have completed. However, it is too complete and makes me feel that this world is too heavy. From the death of Lina, then Merlin, Dusqi, and finally the three people of Sulfur Sand, the deaths of these people It is really too heavy for me. It is precisely because of the real world that the world will not be beautiful and complete. I initially thought that Richard would build his own world like Fatty and resurrect the dead, but the ending may be up to the readers' imagination, right? As for Richard's feelings, it is also helpless, Water Splash's feelings are not responded to, Scarlet Love has never been noticed, and Niris's changes are only Even other women who only shined briefly in Richard's life, and Coco's status made me feel heavy. Coco's status was not higher until she gave birth to a child, but in the end I didn't dare to touch Richard's face. Just when I thought that after giving birth to a child, Coco would become an ordinary woman like Luo Qi like Richard, but until the conflict between Fleur and Sera, I felt that maybe her status had not changed. However, in the end, Richard may only see the three people in the future scene, Su Sha, and the three have been dead for three thousand years, and even Su Sha has become faceless. This is what shocked me the most. Maybe even if Richard builds a new world and resurrects his closest relatives, Su Sha cannot be resurrected. And the ending of Gordon, a man who penetrated the entire book, may have been my favorite foreshadowing. There are still many unsolved mysteries.

This pig's foot has no strength all day long and likes to pretend. It sounds like he is very powerful, but in the end he pretends to be beaten. He is also merciful to the enemy. He doesn't dare to kill this or that. He still seems to be very sensible and powerful. I really can't stand it.

Thanks to the author for bringing this very good novel to book lovers, thank you. The only regret is that it was a bit uncomfortable to read. The discomfort is due to the malicious spoilers, and it's not just one or two malicious spoilers. It's so disgusting. You'll feel good after reading it over and over again. Can you consider that those of us who are watching it for the first time already know the plot and the outcome of the next step, so I still feel sorry for this book. What expectations do I have? How much desire do I have left to continue reading this book? How can I think about it? How can I feel the author's realm? Malicious spoilers are as disgusting as they are. It is recommended that the platform severely criticize and crack down on them. This has seriously affected the reading experience of other book friends. It is a hammer to read every book that does this.

The book is very well written, and it mainly talks about the principle that things must turn against each other when they reach their peak. The book presents a magical world of magic and shopping. Who can truly understand the rules of fate, time, space, darkness, and light? Gordon and Elani were buried together in the place of their dreams. When the slate of fate shattered, wasn't it the best ending?

The protagonist's father led troops to destroy his mother's entire clan. His mother pierced his father's heart with a sword. His father accepted it calmly as the ultimate licker. Then came the bloodshed. His mother actually saved his father's life, successfully extracted sperm while his father was unconscious, secretly gave birth to the protagonist incognito, and then carried out ten years of hateful brainwashing and enslaved sex education. On the protagonist's tenth birthday, his 2, b mother performed a 2, b ceremony, which caused the protagonist to be targeted by a super terrifying evil force. Then the mother of this trap became numb and had no more moves, so she wrote to his father asking for help. I have only read Chapter 4 so far. I don't know what others think. Anyway, I can't understand the logic of this behavior. Either he's mentally ill, or I'm mentally ill.

It's really wonderful, both in terms of plot and characterization. I have also read the author's other novel, The King of Night, and it is very perfect. The author's imagination is very rich, and I hope to continue to see more of his great works.

After reading a third of it, I decided to give up. The setting of the story is very good, and the author's writing is very good, but the plot arrangement is often difficult to understand. Often, in order to prove A, a plot B is made up, which makes the logic and setting very problematic. From the time I got involved in hunting demons to this book, I will probably not read the author's book again!