Cang's Ramblings

Chapter 1213 1030. Comments on "Long Night"

Hello everyone, I am Cang Yiwei.

Today I would like to recommend a fantasy novel to you.

"The Long Night", Bei Liao, 282 million words.

Category: Xianxia-classical Xianxia.

Summary:
In the Kunlun Snow Palace, an immortal once said, "The dead wander, the living cannot let go. Once the soul departs, it will be like the autumn grass." A corpse reborn, wandering the mortal world, will be unacceptable to the immortals, and the corpse demon will be slain.

One day, a young man awoke from his coffin, his blood dry and bones cold. When he opened his eyes, he was already a century old. A tear from an immortal, a token of eternal companionship, could dispel the dream of the past. He sought not immortality, but mortal death, not to seek vengeance for the shared sorrow of eternity. He only wished to live a gentle life, a life where white clouds would not envy the immortal realm.

【Brief Comment】

On the web, this is the only book he has under his name. Starting from the preface and postscript, he also wrote a book before. I looked it up and it was called "Lord of the Abyss". It was short and had a bad ending.

Today's book has a decent word count and good data, with 1 silver alliance, 17 ordinary alliance leaders, and over 50,000 collections.

There is a problem. I have been writing for almost two years, but I haven’t achieved a masterpiece.

The author mentioned in his remarks that readers on various platforms were recommending this book. I even saw someone mention it during my livestream.

This shows that there are true fans who are promoting the product everywhere.

I also tried reading it with a give-it-a-thon mentality. First of all, I have to emphasize that the beginning is really good. The protagonist wakes up from the coffin and, as a corpse demon, directly wipes out the tomb robbers (immortal cultivators who come to explore).

They were a group of brothers and sisters, a couple who had feelings for each other. When it came to their future, the male cultivator clearly had murderous intentions.

The female monk was not naive either. She was always on guard against the other party, so when the other party died of exhaustion after being sucked of blood by the small sword in the protagonist's chest, she remained very calm.

When faced with the protagonist who could go berserk at any moment, she remained very rational. However, the poison was so strong that unspeakable things happened to the two of them in the coffin.

This plot shocked the readers, but also made them feel helpless. It can't be said to be a creative idea, but it may be that I just wanted to write something interesting to retain those curious readers.

Honestly, while the description has been toned down, the necessity of this section is questionable. The subsequent plot is also distinct, with a relatively complete setting and high-quality characters. It just lacks a compelling moment and a character that readers will remember.

Overall, the quality of the book is okay and worth a look.

【to sum up】

Writing is not easy, so cherish every moment.

I’m Cang Yiwei, and I’m here to promote “Cang’s Ramblings”.

Welcome to the paradise of book reviews.

【Cang's Ramblings】

It has been put aside since the last recommendation until now, and in the blink of an eye, I have written another 100,000 words.

Just now I went to check out the latest plot. Although there is no mention of this chapter, I can really see that the author's attitude is very serious, which is fundamentally different from the general cultivation stories written by novices.

The most obvious point is that the characters will not make a fuss for no reason, will not stare to express surprise, and will not draw their swords against others at every turn.

The overall feeling it gives is very good, I am interested and want to start reading it.

It's just a book attitude that I need to try reading. Recently, I have been obsessed with urban rebirth novels, especially period novels.

I will have to put the immortal cultivation novels aside for now as my time is limited. "Beyond Time" and "The Other Side of Deep Space" are enough for me to catch up with.

This does not affect some readers' thorough liking for this book, because it is more refined and interesting than many books on the list.

I hope to meet the right person for it soon.

(End of this chapter)