Ghost Blowing Lights is obviously superior to Tomb Raider Notes in plot and logic. Why is Tomb Raider Notes more popular?

what can I say? Personally, I like stealing pens, but ghost blowing lights is really more elegant.

1. Ghost Blowing Lights is mainly based on anecdotes, and most of the dangers are biological. In fact, there are very few zongzi, and it feels like an encyclopedia of knowledge. Even if you encounter problems with ghosts and gods, try to explain them from a scientific point of view. Stealing the Pen emphasizes that people's hearts are mysterious, and most of the dangers are news agencies. The rivers and lakes are sinister, and the conspiracy everywhere runs through. For unexplained problems, it uses a lot of pen and ink to lead to ancient miracles and quips.

Although inverted bucket is ridiculous, it is only in novels that ghost blowing lights can be regarded as an encyclopedia, and stealing pens is an adventure story. Although the former is rich in connotation, it is not as fascinating as the latter.

2. The abilities of the characters in Ghost Blowing Lights are mostly in line with the standards of ordinary people. The three gold captains have their own strengths and their own sources of explanation. Hu Bayi and Wang Kaixuan both served in the army, so their bodies are stronger than the average person. Hu Bayi's ability to share money comes from the books left by his grandfather. He has taught himself for many years and has made some achievements. Although Yang Ping is a woman, her physical quality is also quite good. In addition, her grandfather is a mountain runner (basically, the first eight books focus on describing a single person with the highest ability with pen and ink), and she also knows a lot about the mysticism of moving mountains.

"Stealing a Pen" is simply a one-man show with a stuffy oil bottle. Physical and intellectual professional skills simply fail, so people don't have to be picky. Little girls are like this, not to mention the so-called rotten women. Watching a man associate with a man is like beating chicken blood. Most of the abilities of the "iron triangle" in the book are not explained (rotten).

Although teamwork is good, heroes are always more handsome and attractive.

One more word. Personally, the most ridiculous thing is dried tangerine peel, which is worse than opening a stuffy oil bottle.

3. "Ghost Blowing Lights" is generally the only three stories about a captain touching gold. In order to solve the curse of the ghost hole, the first four were dragged into the water by a professor who played soy sauce in the second part (too long to remember) and had to play. The cause and effect of each story are clear. Fighting is either for money or for life.

"Stealing the Pen" is even more confusing, and it is not an exaggeration to say that there is no head and no tail. The protagonist was curious for a moment, but he never went ashore again. The deeper he explored, the more mysteries he got and the more fetters he got. Until the 10 year contract was finalized, many mysteries remained unsolved. Especially "Making Trees in Qinling Mountains", the author picked up four or six without evidence (I once suspected that the cool touts were pretending to be stuffy oil bottles, but the smiling face method was overthrown when it came out, and they were afraid that Wu Xie was not afraid of cool touts), and the author's battle line was too long, so it is estimated that he can't remember what paved the way.

Although the logic of stealing a pen is not as clear as blowing a lamp with a ghost, the overwhelming sense of suffocation and conspiracy is obviously more exciting than the simple exploration of blowing a lamp with a ghost.

Although inverted bucket itself is a ridiculous thing, it is hard to say that ghost blowing lights is closer to life. The trio are more concerned about the food, water and air in the bucket, and can often mention the food supply and first aid measures after the injury (Yunnan Worm Valley uses glutinous rice to pull out Yang Ping's ptomaine, and Kunlun Temple uses Iron staff Lama, a black donkey's hoof, to heal the wounds).

Stealing the Pen is all about "fighting-being trapped-plotting-getting out of trouble", and there are few descriptions of food, clothing, housing and transportation. Stealing the Pen itself doesn't pay attention to this either. If you all confess, it really looks quite verbose.

Eating and drinking Lazar is more attractive than intrigue. Although I personally prefer ghost blowing lights in this respect.

There seems to be some movies behind the ghost blowing the lamp, which I didn't watch any more, but it's probably a story and a conspiracy. No, "stealing pens" is simply a collection of conspiracies. A story leads to a series of stories, and a conspiracy leads to a bunch of conspiracy. At that time, I was also a member who gnashed my teeth and looked forward to the update. At the same time, I am afraid that Susan's brain will think that her little brother is dead. A Ning's death was very depressing, while Pan Zi's death was simply crazy. If anything happens to the stuffy oil bottle, it is estimated that Susan can beat the brick to death.

Maybe it's different to be emotionally involved, so you prefer to steal pens?

The most crucial point is that "Stealing the Pen" is really unfinished, leaving countless reverie. If Cao Da had finished writing the Red Mansion, he might not be as hot as he is now.