Twenty Years of Peace

I have always liked Little Buddha's books. They are so sincere and can open another door to the world for you. They also make you feel real.

I've read several of the author's books, they're really great

The ending is a bit confusing, I don't know what the author wants to express? Sequel?

I feel it is suitable for readers born in the 70s and 80s. Many details and characterizations require understanding of the background of the times in order to understand or resonate with them. I like the author's summary of each volume. The novel is very retro and evokes nostalgia.

Compared to the Miao Jiang series, this one is really much different.

A very good work, a modern version of Journey to the West

The writing is good, and I actually hate first-person books, but I can read this. Unfortunately, Journey to the West was brought in before the plot even started, and the protagonist happened to be an idiot who had been in sales for many years. . . Alas, withdrawn

For the needs of the plot, or to avoid being harmonious, in addition to ancient methods, there are still ancient methods. Even if people are dying, they still dare not go against the official father. A temple was built in a snow-capped mountain. My grandson said that the monks fly in winter! The frozen stairs can be melted using volcanoes!

The author's profound skills are amazing!

It was fine until that Xia Meng appeared, but now it's uncomfortable. Does a person who bites you back after you helped her deserve forgiveness?