Ever Night

Since it is confirmed that Sang Sang is the heroine, I don't understand why I still want to write about Mo Shanshan. Mo Shanshan confessed to Ning Que, okay, let Ning Que reject it, but Ning Que said "I like" and then broke up with Mo Shanshan within a few chapters. What does this mean? Did you give Sangsang a cushion? Really Tom is disgusting🤢🤢🤢🤢🤢🤢🤢🤢🤢🤢🤢🤢🤢🤢🤢🤢🤢

The whole article is full of words, and it is really tiring to read. The author must really want to highlight his wealth of knowledge in the article. But when I started writing, I felt that I had little knowledge and talent. I read it sincerely, and it was so tiring, even more tiring than studying classical Chinese in school. I have already read online articles, and you are still talking about words. The key is still full of loopholes, ah ah ah

I hope the author can see that this is my most sincere idea, and hope that I can write a prequel to Jiang Ye, telling the story of the Confucius, the Great Priest Guangming, Ke Haoran and Liansheng.

The novel Jiang Ye is really wonderful. Ning Que, Sang Sang, and many many interesting characters together form this wonderful story. From the setting of the entire world, the relationship between parallel worlds and Haotian, we can see the author's layout and setting ability to a certain extent. When the foreshadowing breaks out at the end of the story, it feels very comfortable to read. This is a story that makes you feel good after reading it. It is a story that people will often recall. I really like this story.

The central idea of ​​the novel "Eternal Night" revolves around the theme of "Eternal Night". By depicting the growth process of the protagonist Ning Que, it shows the story of surviving from troubled times and eventually becoming a "god" who can change the world. ‌At the same time,‌the concept of Haotian in the novel,‌that is, the ultimate transformation of light and darkness,‌explores the meaning of life,‌freedom and a better life. ‌And it has created many vivid characters,‌including the protagonist Ning Que and other academy teachers and students, ‌Xiling and Daomen and other forces. ‌Each character has its own unique personality and destiny,‌making the storyline rich and colorful,‌full of twists and surprises. ‌The world view of the novel is grand and full of fantasy elements. However, the description of some characters in the later period was not in-depth enough, leaving some regrets. ‌

I thought that when the protagonist went to get Sangsang back, he was a very dedicated person. I thought that when Mo Shanshan's letter was thrown into the trash can, he wouldn't have thoughts about other women. Was it just pretending at that time and writing it to disgust readers?

The whole book is about being hunted. In fact, the title of the book was changed to: Ning Que's Escape Record, which is more appropriate. Madam, the number one person in the world, after all, why didn't you get rid of all those enemies before leaving? Especially those who have a higher level of cultivation than their disciples, and then leave the masters to torture each of their disciples half to death. It feels a bit masochistic in its writing, it's really depressing. The writing style is okay, but it is too forced to talk about opinions. It seems to say a lot, but in fact it is almost the same as not saying anything. It has to be said that the sword is also pulled, but there is a little bit of information in it.

Evaluate it objectively The first few volumes of this book are not suitable for those who cannot bear to be interrupted every time they finish a chapter when reading novels, or who like refreshing articles but do not like to read with their brains (this book starts high and ends low) If you can perfectly avoid the above situation, then this book will be just a volume about entering the academy and fighting against the world without thinking. The author's writing style and the plot advancement in the previous volumes are really nothing to complain about. Many people commented that the plot is full of nonsense. In fact, this did not happen in the previous volumes, because I Personally, I feel that the author did not make up the word count by writing a lot of nonsense that is meaningless for the advancement of the plot. The real nonsense is at the end of each chapter in the first few volumes. The author almost always interrupts me from reading the novel by saying several pages of epilogue. The plot development of the first few volumes is quite reasonable. The character descriptions are clear, and each character has a brain. There will not be those inexplicable developments in Long Aotian's template purely for the sake of fun. But as I said in parentheses above, start high and go low, this is what I have written in the previous volumes. From the beginning of Academy vs. The World, I can clearly feel that this book is going downhill. The plot Emotional chaos, occasional episodes of intellectual decline, and a large number of meaningless descriptions began to appear in order to forcefully make up the word count. In the academy versus the world, the second senior brother fought with the enemy. This author could have written more than ten chapters. If it were not for being scolded by readers, I think the author might even write about the second senior brother going to the toilet to make up the word count. There is indeed a lot of nonsense after each chapter in the first few volumes, but it is like a freshly baked barbecue with a few pebbles mixed in. Although it scratches the teeth, it does not affect the taste. Later, the nonsense becomes less and the barbecue becomes cold. Even if there are some seasonings to maintain some flavor, it tastes no different from chewing wax. In addition, typos appear one after another in the later volumes, which really makes people doubt whether the previous and later volumes were written by the same person. I really like reading this book so I dedicated such a long review to it. For me, although the first few volumes will interrupt me reading the novel every chapter, but the plot and writing are good, I can still bear to read it. What I really can't stand is the confusion and intelligence in the later plots. The reason why I don't like it is because the later volumes start to make me sick, and this book has a lot of minor flaws.

This is an old book. In that era when the competition for online articles was extremely fierce, it has been on the monthly list several times and topped the annual list, which has proved its excellence. When I first read it in junior high school, I thought the text was bland and uninteresting, so I abandoned it. When I was a sophomore in high school, I picked it up on a whim and read it again. I found it to be delicate, grand and profound, deconstructing the underlying logic of religion and belief. Two of the six Mao Ni books are permanently collected by the National Library, but this one is not among them, which is a bit surprising. I see that many new reviews from book friends say they are not good to read. Based on my own experience, I would like to give you some suggestions: when you are tired of those mindless novels and the same stereotypes of fairy tales, have a certain amount of literary accumulation, and feel that you are short of books, you can go back and read them again. Five records

Compared with Qing Yunian, Mao Ni's mature works have deeper connotations and more far-reaching artistic conceptions. The writing style is very beautiful, like a beautiful painting. Ning Que is like a grassroots counterattack in the traditional sense. He is a very selfish and cold-blooded person, but to his true friends, he I have to admit that he is a very realistic person. Unknowingly, as Ning Que grew up, I forgot that I was also a very realistic person. The thoughts of this book are very thick, a bit slow, and require careful reading. It is different from ordinary white texts, and more like a legendary song.