Cang's Ramblings

Chapter 1356 1354. Comments on "Siren Blade"

Hello everyone, I am Cang Yiwei.

Today I would like to recommend a new book to you.

"Siren's Blade", a book-eating monster, a level 4 author, currently serializing 16 words.

Category: Light Novel-Original Fantasy.

Summary:
After five years, I finally returned to my hometown Liucheng.

My parents asked me what I had been busy with for so long, but I was too embarrassed to tell them that I was busy hanging out with the monster girl and was caught.

【Brief Comment】

He also has a book titled "Demon Exorcist," which is 42 words long and unfinished. His author ID is level 4, so there must be other sealed books, but I haven't found them yet. If anyone knows, please let me know.

His new book is very exciting. I read it twice and almost got hooked. I can only blame my wife for always playing games next to me and disturbing my Taoism. What's so exciting and irritable about playing in the bronze league?

Judging from the synopsis, the new book doesn't seem very interesting. Instead, it reads more like a declaration of careful revolution, like the prodigal son's return.

But the story has been about how to become a prodigal son from the very beginning, and it is actually about a dream.

In his dreams, he would always wake up from the train, come to a mountain where he couldn't escape, save a girl, and die at the hands of a demon.

I've cycled through the dream many times, experiencing different death processes, each one incredibly horrifying, just one step away from survival. There are actually quite a few novels and anime about recurring dreams, and they're all incredibly imaginative.

As more and more doubts appear in the dream, the protagonist, after receiving countless hints and especially realizing the gap between reality and perception of reality, finally sees clearly that this world is indeed just a dream.

Being a demon hunter is good for him; dreams are good, but reality is probably the most questionable. Because in reality, he is the demon who commits all kinds of evil, a villain who was bewitched by the siren and killed countless people.

He was captured, the siren died, and during his trial, he repeatedly claimed he wasn't bewitched, that it was voluntary, that it was love. Security experts, through repeated questioning through dreams, finally helped the protagonist gain his freedom. After all, before his transformation, he was a young and promising university student. I haven't read the rest of the story yet because the first part is so brilliant. If it falls flat later, I might not recommend it highly enough.

This is a brain-opening novel, with elements such as cyclic dreams, time travel, immortality, and dream-within-a-dream reasoning. These elements can be found in anime series, but the author has blended them very appropriately, and the chapter breaks are handled cleverly, always sticking to some key points, which can attract readers to continue reading.

Many long paragraphs of reasoning descriptions not only demonstrate the author's writing style, but also analyze speculations from many angles. Some very individual color descriptions also have a strong sense of substitution. No wonder some readers praise this book, saying that if it were a short story, it would have the potential to become a masterpiece.

He seems to be friends with Yintian. I don't know if it's Yintian who disappeared, but it doesn't matter. He should be a relatively young author. Famous authors usually don't have such novel ideas and bold settings because they are very easy to fail.

It seems that the books by Big Eyes and Teacher Sanzha are both worthy of recommendation in this regard.

Friends who are short of books can go and read it.

【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】

I've been obsessed with practicing my trumpet lately and I've completely ruined it.

The feel of the King has become completely unfamiliar, and the Eternal Diamond is truly an eternal sorrow.

(End of this chapter)