Cang's Ramblings

Chapter 47 46. Comments are really troublesome
"Lan Ke Qi Yuan" was released on November 1st, with the first order reaching 19,000, almost catching up with "Cang Yuan Tu".

This book often appears in various occasions such as forums, column groups, book list groups, etc., and is widely recommended and has a very good reputation.

I just finished complaining about "Cang Yuan Tu" yesterday, and today I tried this book, but found that it is actually quite interesting.

"The Story of Lan Ke Chess", author: Zhen Fei Shi.

【Introduction】

The chessboard beside the rotten chessboard has fallen leaves, and the chess game between the old trees is played without people.

The excitement leads to the son of Tianyuan, looking back at the vast mountains and seas

When he woke up, Ji Yuan became a half-blind beggar in a dilapidated mountain temple.

If you don't have enough strength, you can make up for it with talk. A real person's sword and a charlatan's mouth are the foundation for Ji Yuan to gain a foothold in this terrible world.

【Golden Three Chapters】

Chapter One: Chess Game. The protagonist, Ji Yuan, went camping in the mountains with colleagues from his company. After playing with the dead pesticide for a while, they went to collect firewood. Seeing a chess game hidden behind a tree, Ji Yuan, tempted to intervene, decided to intervene. As the saying goes, "A true gentleman watches a game without saying a word." His intervention cost him his life.

Chapter Two: Mental Torture. The protagonist, already dead in reality, has been transported to an unknown world. Her body is paralyzed, but her ears are deafening. She hears countless insects and birds chirping, but no one. The mental torment she endures is nothing short of the experience of a dark room. The allusion to the "Lan Ke Chess Game" is also interspersed here, confirming the title.

Chapter 3: Everything Blooms. During the protagonist's lengthy monologue, his hearing becomes increasingly powerful, even allowing him to identify people by their voices. Finally, he encounters a group of living people. He then learns that he's in an abandoned mountain temple, and the visitors are a group of traveling merchants. The protagonist is discovered, but immediately abandoned.

【Brief Comment】

It's an ordinary soul-traveling routine, a simple bedtime story, without any disgusting routine, and the three golden chapters do not have excessive showmanship or mystery.

Through an accidental event, the author sent the protagonist's soul into the body of a disabled old beggar in a mountain temple. The protagonist did not have any special powers, but was able to see through the "accomplices of the tiger", fooled the ignorant "tiger spirit", and saved a group of traveling merchants.

The writing style is soothing, the plot is realistic, the protagonist's psychological description is relatively realistic, and the contrast with the behavior of the traveling merchants is also quite obvious. Everything seems reasonable, and there are also some small surprises.

In general, this book uses stories that everyone has heard of as the entry point, and uses real and detailed writing to peel off the mysterious veil of the story layer by layer for readers.

"Notes on Biological Alchemy", author: It's really troublesome.

【Introduction】

The introduction is a bit long, so I won’t post it to avoid wasting words.

To put it simply: "The protagonist brings the innocent Earth and the universe into a magical age!"

【Golden Three Chapters】

Chapter One: Resignation. The protagonist, Wu You, works at a small advertising company, but his boss constantly exploits his labor. Even when his father is critically ill and needs leave, he's forced to work. Furious, he leaves, then resigns and returns home. His father, angered by the loss of housing allowance, is hospitalized, but his relatives are unable to help. The family's situation is grim.

Chapter 2: Bio-alchemy. The protagonist, feeling depressed, went to the rooftop. Amidst thunder and lightning, he answered a phone call and was successfully struck by lightning. He survived. After returning to the village and driving away the brutal demolition crew, he lay in his cot when the system finally appeared.

Chapter 3, Myriad Beasts Mountain. The system offers a chance to win a lottery and a novice quest. The protagonist decisively chooses the lucky draw and wins the prize. Afterward, he accepts the novice quest and is transported to Longevity Mountain to fight monsters. A large, wounded lion is too much for the protagonist to defeat, so he sets it on fire.

【Brief Comment】

This book is the author's first book. The author himself has clearly written that it is a must-read before reading. The early part is extremely toxic, but there is a turning point in the later part.

Through the three golden chapters and subsequent poison testing, it can be confirmed that this book is indeed the author's debut work, and the author is indeed a newcomer. He is not some great figure from other sites who comes to Qidian to pretend to be young.

To encourage new friends, you may want to read "The Natives of This World Are So Fierce", author: Zhen Fei Shi.

【Introduction】

"Tell a big lie and let the world dance to it~"

【Golden Three Chapters】

Chapter 1: The Missing Slippers. The protagonist, Qin Xiaoxia, is a freelancer. During the Lunar New Year holiday, he went to the supermarket to do some shopping. Upon returning home, he discovered that one of his slippers was missing. He searched everywhere, cleaning the house a bit, and strangely enough, he found the slippers.

Chapter 2: Thief or Prank? The protagonist finds his slippers and uses their disappearance as a basis for a ghost story. The next day, he works as a HR specialist for a friend. After a busy day, he returns home to find his spatula missing.

Chapter Three: The Gold Coin. The protagonist decisively called the police, who arrived quickly and closed the case just as quickly. The spatula obediently hid in a corner. A friend brought a girl home, further stimulating the protagonist, who began writing a sequel to the previous ghost story. A silent night followed. In the morning, the protagonist woke up and found a gold coin under his pillow.

【Brief Comment】

This is the author's second book.

As the author said in the first paragraph of the first chapter, this book is a slow burner.

You should have noticed that it is really slow to warm up.

Looking at the storyline that seemed like a diary, I silently clicked X.

However, all three books by the author are excellent, which means that the plot later on will definitely be extraordinary, there will definitely be big reversals, big brain holes, and even big things.

Moreover, the second book is blocked on the web version and can only be searched through the APP, which makes it even more worth reading.

There must be a story~
【to sum up】

After reading the three books by the author of "Try Poison", I found that the beginning of the books with the protagonist is relatively slow and very annoying!
You can't eat hot tofu in a hurry~
The instructions are indeed well written to achieve such good results.

However, unlike general online articles that pay special attention to the beginning, this author may be more concerned with the overall layout, which will test the reader's patience.

In short, I still hope that friends passing by will go and take a look, just in case it suits your taste~
【Cang's Ramblings】

It's really troublesome. He won the Twelve Heavenly Kings in 2019 with "Lan Ke Qi Yuan" and was named the King of the Revival of Classical Fairy Heroes.

I tried reading it when it was first released.

It feels like his previous books, in terms of style, are all slow-burning.

But precisely because it is slow to start, a lot of effort has been put into character portrayal and the creation of a fairy-tale style, leaving a deep impression on people.

But for someone like me who tries to read various books every day, it is difficult to enter the world of books.

It’s not that the book is badly written, but it takes some time to write.

Moreover, his writing became more and more brilliant later on, winning more and more people's love.

It eventually defeated "My Senior Brother is Too Steady" and won the title of the king of the fairy tale category.

However, according to the administrator of "Lan Ke Qi Yuan", it is really troublesome that I am more Buddhist.

The fun part is, during the annual meeting, I went around looking for autographs and photos with the big guys like a little brother. It was really cute.
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