Cang's Ramblings

Chapter 944: Comments on "The Magic Brush of Liao Zhai"

Hello everyone, I am Cang Yiwei.

Today I would like to recommend to you a completed and excellent fantasy novel.

"The Magic Brush of Liao Zhai", Doraemon 5, author.

Category: Xianxia-classical Xianxia.

【Introduction】

A time travel, a magic pen.

Ghosts, immortals and gods, open the door to Liao Zhai.

【Brief Comment】

The author has five books under his name, including "Candidates for the Dimensional God", and is currently double-opening "My Wife is Devotes Herself to Buddhism".

However, he said he would finish "Liao Zhai: The Magic Brush" as soon as possible.

This is a fantasy novel based on Strange Stories from a Chinese Studio.

The protagonist is named Su Yang, a man in a different world who came to the world of Liao Zhai.

He was disguised as the prince, luring the pursuers and fleeing to protect the real prince.

The strange thing is that in this world of ghosts and gods, he can actually see ghosts after reciting scriptures.

But he didn't have the ability to slay demons and monsters, at least not at the beginning.

When he came across a temple, a gorgeous female ghost appeared, not to kill him, but to stop him from killing the green-clothed ghost.

The female ghost is named Chunyan. She tells the protagonist her life experience and the truth, and promises to help the protagonist restore his original appearance.

The condition is to accompany her to kill the pack of wolf monsters. The protagonist will be the main output and focus on attacking the wolf king.

So he was actually risking his life to carry out an extremely difficult mission.

Afterwards, he followed Chunyan to the underworld and stayed in the Gegu Garden of Empress Jinse.

There is news that the protagonist will become the son-in-law of the King of the Wheel of Time and start a life of living off his wife.

Is he a human or a ghost, or is he a human who has gone to the underworld to have a leisurely journey?
The book is delicately written and the story is exquisite. It does have a classical flavor and the elegance of ancient Chinese.

It is rare to see someone willing to stay in the world of Strange Stories from a Chinese Studio. There are not many books of this type, and most of the excellent ones are suspense and ghost hunting.

This Xianxia novel is not scary at all. The author has a good imagination and there are fresh points of view, so you won't get bored easily.

If there are readers who like it, you can go and take a look, it’s really good.

But there is one interesting thing. The magic pen in the protagonist's hand is often forgotten by the author and rarely comes into play.

【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】

There was a small mistake yesterday. I had written it and was ready to set it to be released on a scheduled basis, but I ended up choosing to publish it directly.

It was only when I was about to go to bed that I realized that I had updated another chapter, which almost scared me to death.

So, I got up and wrote another chapter to post today.

I never expected that such an experienced author would make such a low-level mistake.

Fortunately, I have a lot of manuscripts saved, so I can hold on for a while.

But if it happens a few more times, I don’t think I’ll be able to hold on for too long.

So if any readers who follow the updates accidentally find that I have updated another chapter, please don’t be surprised, and don’t think that I have developed unrealistic ideas about perfect attendance again.

No, if there is a change to double updates, I will definitely inform you in advance, which can be regarded as a kind of encouragement to myself.

But everyone knows, and I have explained it before, that there is not much point in updating short book reviews, and it will only make you very tired.

It's a thankless task.

Please forgive me. It is basically impossible to make a living by relying on this. It is already difficult for me to buy some tea to drink.

I can’t buy good tea yet.

Without tea, I lose the basic ability to stay up late.

It can be seen that no matter what subject the book is about, a young body is truly the capital of revolution.

(End of this chapter)