Cang's Ramblings

Chapter 918 914. Comments on "The Dust of History"

Hello everyone, I am Cang Yiwei.

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

"Dust of History", Zhiqiu, level 3 author.

Category: Fantasy-Another World.

【Introduction】

Under the sky of history, whether you love it or not, you are just a speck of dust. No matter who you are, all you can control is yourself.

【Brief Comment】

He has five books under his name: "Dust of History", "Records of Beasts", "Road to China", "Chronicles of Ten States", and "Road to China in Foreign Lands".

The book introduced today was written between 2004 and 2007, and was officially published in 2007. It is currently available on major e-commerce platforms.

In that era, online literature piracy was rampant and there were not many readers who supported genuine products.

The fact that this book was actually published shows that it was very influential at the time.

The performance of the following books was not very good.

I once thought he was no longer in this field because his author level was rising very slowly. According to the normal snail's pace, he should have been able to reach level 5 author after 17 years.

Unless he doesn't write anymore. But the strange thing is that his "The Road to the Foreign Lands of China" was still being updated yesterday, a book published in 2016.

Therefore, his situation became increasingly unpredictable.

His latest work, a fantasy sword-and-sorcery novel, uses the famous computer game "Heroes of Might and Magic III" as its framework and setting. What's particularly remarkable is that most of the characters in the book are based on the game, with even the names remaining unchanged.

After a trial reading, I found that it really has a sense of age, and it is a fantasy story, similar to the old "Wizarding World" and "Mystery Journey". Anyway, according to the current reading style, it is difficult to go deeper into it.

Fantasy novels these days generally struggle to engross readers, unless they have specific reading needs. This book, with its elements like dukes, knights, wizards, and two-headed dragons, is a relatively traditional favorite. The story is generally quite engaging, and the characters are well-defined. It's just that the book occasionally expresses personal values ​​and perspectives, which isn't very appealing.

After all, it is an ancient work!

But I believe that many old readers should have read it, just like when they read "The Legend of the Demon God" back then.

【to sum up】

Writing is not easy, so cherish every moment.

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

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【Cang's Ramblings】

The ending of this book is very vivid. What is gone is gone, but he is still alive, like a lonely traveler in a daze.

The old captain from the East discovered him, started chatting with him, and used his wisdom of being a veteran who "knows the will of heaven at the age of fifty" to think he could read the young passenger's mind.

The protagonist has controlled his own destiny, lost his beloved, and finally realized that God cannot save people, only people can save people.

"Heaven moves vigorously, and a gentleman strives to constantly strive for self-improvement!"

The sea, the endless sea, the waves extending to the distance and connecting with the sky, the protagonist's heart became extremely calm.

This is an open ending that gives people endless imagination and provides true readers with countless possibilities for creating sequels.

Just like watching a movie, the ending without an ending actually has a kind of silent beauty.

Just like the ending of Jin Yong's novels, where did the protagonists finally go to live in seclusion, and what was their life like after marriage?
In fact, if you look at Guo Da Xia’s married life, you can guess a little bit about it.

Let everything return to the dust of history, that's good~
(End of this chapter)