I finally finished reading Tomb Raiders Notes today. To be honest, I think it is really a rubbish novel. own personal opinion. I hope the experts can clear up the confusion!

Let me talk about my point of view first. I think "Ghost Blowing the Lamp" is more than one level higher than "Tomb Robbers Notes". "Ghost Blowing the Lamp" is not popular not because it is not as good as "Tomb Robbers Notes". "Tomb Robbers Notes" is becoming more and more popular. Fire is not because it is worse than "Ghost Blowing Lamp".

"Ghost Blowing the Lamp" slowly fell silent, mainly because it suffered too much. It suffered because of the background of the story and the setting of the characters. The background of the story is old, and the setting of the characters is also old, which is not very good. It can attract readers to read at the beginning. But if you look at it with a little patience, you will find that "Ghost Blows Out the Lamp" is really a work that tells a story seriously. The story is rich, the characters are flesh and blood, the story context is clear and complete, all the bright and dark lines are clearly collected, and the plot is completed in one go. Come down and enjoy yourself. But it is precisely because the story is rigorous and complete without loopholes that there is little enthusiasm for discussion.

The author has superb literary skills. He quotes various scriptures and references in the book, intersperses various legendary stories, and depicts the wonderful scenery and ancient tombs as if they are right before his eyes. It makes people feel that Tian Xia Ba Chang was able to write with ease and all plot developments were under his control.

As for "Tomb Raiders", I thought it was scary and interesting at first glance, but the further you read, the more you realize that the story is too thin and spacey, and the whole thing is just a huge empty frame with no meat. Moreover, the literary skills of the third uncle from the Southern School are far inferior to those of Tianxia Ba Sing. He is like a red-faced literature lover who digs holes to fill the gap. But why is it so popular? One is because the holes are never filled, and the story telling is not very good, but the holes are dug a lot. As a result, digging holes is fun for a while, and filling the holes in the crematorium is a mess with unresolved story lines and unclear plots, and there is a beginning but no end. The inexplicable plot.

I kept chasing down and wanted to know what those pitfalls were, but in the end it was all over the place. Once the pitfalls were filled, it was called the "ultimate". This feeling really makes people think again. Unhappy and holding back my anger. But it is precisely this empty shelf that attracts a large number of readers to speculate and discuss endlessly, which keeps the popularity of "Tomb Robbers Notes" from falling.

The other is that Uncle Nanpai has devoted all his energy to speculating on this IP. Now he can only rely on this IP to make money, so he puts all his thoughts on trying to figure out the readers' minds. For example, they deliberately speculate on Xie CP to attract traffic.

In short, "Ghost Blowing the Lamp" seems to have gone silent, but those who have read it carefully are die-hard fans, and the story of "Tomb Raiders Notes" has long been messed up. Although it is a big hit, how much of it is How much of those who follow the trend are superficial? I sincerely hope that Uncle Nanpai can calm down and think about the work carefully, and stop being so keen on unsolved cases. Enough is enough