Traces of Carving, fantasy genre, relaxed and joyful two-dimensional complaining style, ISBN 1004081229.
Are you surprised that Wu Jian, an author with a dark and melancholy comic style, would actually recommend a happy and light-hearted complaint?
In fact, I wanted to recommend this book a long time ago (I also recommended it several times when everyone in the group asked for books), but I never had time to read it, so I couldn't write a review and recommendation. Later, I had time and found out that it is on Sanjiang.
, book friends can easily find it, so there is no need for me to add icing on the cake to promote the book.
I finally waited until it was off the list, and I happened to finish typing the words in the early morning today (by the way, today is an unprecedented two updates, come and praise me!), read fifty chapters, and wrote a review of the recommended book.
The author is a newcomer, so he needs to take care of him. Although the writing style and plot are still a little immature now, given time, he still has the potential to become the next His Majesty the King. In addition, the author is very diligent, and the two 4,000-word updates at a fixed time every day are even more amazing.
Jian Wangchen is beyond his reach (next time, can you recommend a book that is less updated than me?), and I often see him coding online in the author group late at night and early in the morning... Such newcomers should indeed be encouraged.
First of all, it is relaxed and joyful, with a very two-dimensional style. It is full of complaints, filth, cuteness and touching, but it is not as casual and casual as a light novel, and it still feels a bit heavy.
According to the absolute theorem of "Introductions to good books since ancient times" (well, such as ""), similarly, you can skip the introduction that has no highlights except "The Naked Female Knight" and jump directly to the text.
Then skip the prologue, which has no other functions except for deliberately burying a trap, the old-fashioned awakening and time travel, and a forced beginning, and jump directly to the first chapter.
That’s right! You can feel the style of this book right from the first sentence!
What a mess!
But lightheartedness and joy are not the whole story of this book. The author still tells stories seriously.
When I wrote a recommendation for "My Name is Wren" before, I was criticized by book friends and said that writing it in such detail would be a spoiler. So this time I will not write about the plot in detail and let readers slowly discover it on their own.
After the first three chapters with a relaxed beginning and a few interesting but slightly profound stories, the plot went directly to the first small contradiction, and then brought out the big contradiction of the main line. This paragraph actually made me somewhat confused.
Think back to the opening chapter of "The Seven Deadly Sins".
The story then continues along the journey of the protagonist, with small dungeons in the middle to promote the development of the plot. At the same time, the main line and the protagonist's growth, upgrade, treasure picking, and ambiguous stories are brought out step by step.
The author's writing style is still good. Of course, because of the style, it is impossible for the writing style to be too gorgeous and polished. However, the story line is clearly narrated, but it is just because of the layout and the stiffness of the connection between paragraphs.
The style is relaxed and casual, and sometimes the scene transitions and plot connections make people feel a little confused, but overall it does not affect reading.
The author is obviously a senior nerd who has in-depth research on the two-dimensional CG culture. He has all the memes from various sources at his fingertips, rua!
All in all, ignoring some of the more dirty elements, this story is very upbeat and tells the story of a young knight who seems to have a bad personality but is actually innocent and walks on the road of being "forced to save the world and save his wife at the same time."
As usual, let’s talk about the poisonous points:
1. The style of complaining. I mastered it well in the first few chapters, but in the middle period, it started to have a tendency to forcefully block the plot. The ratio of complaining to daily life and the main drama was a bit out of balance. Some of the plots made people feel embarrassed and paralyzed. Fortunately, in the recent chapters
This trend has eased somewhat.
2. The title setting of the villain is really... so out of place! That title, group, xx cult, messenger, etc., really makes me blush when I see it, and it reminds me of the time when I was a saint while waving a newspaper.
The Romantic Years of Swords...
3. The description of the battle scenes is not in line with my taste in Wu Jian. Of course, in the novels written by Qingming Xiang, the proportion of battle may not be that heavy, but at least the emotional excitement should be written out. The impression the author gave me here
Points are reduced, instant kills, counterattacks, escapes, breakouts, and evenly matched battles are all written in a similar style, a bit like a flat RPG game where enemies randomly press buttons and then leave with experience.
Dear readers, you may wish to read this book that will make you feel soothed. Of course, if you feel that the writing is too bad, don’t criticize me. If you feel that the writing is very good, then that’s okay.
It's just because your size is suitable, the rhythm is appropriate, and the high chao time is consistent. That's all. Don't thank me, go thank the author.
One-sentence review: It’s rare to find a joyful work that is light-hearted and humorous but not too outrageous. It is also willing to tell stories and give you a little touch from time to time. Don’t you want to follow a good book?
I wish you all a happy reading!
Rua!
I've really become obsessed with the "Magic Mercenary" series recently (oh, I really want to be like the author, find a cute girl who can write novels, and then the two of them will sit at home and write novels every day, signed as a husband and wife team)... Damn it
The hard-core heroine who wields a big sword, looks cute and makes constant complaints, just hits my g-spot!
The male protagonist is even more adorable!
I’m going to review Claymore!
(ps. Now that I have recommended this book, if I am forced to stop reading again due to terrible force majeure factors such as "laziness", "lethargy", "bad mood", etc., I will read it!)
(PS2 Curse: Those who remind you of updates will never have a small penis or a big mimi!)
(ps3, remember to be polite when speaking in other people’s book review areas! If you want to leave a comment and complain, don’t say it was recommended by me!)