bookcurios Chapter 261 Death in a Thousand Forms
Chapter 261 Death in a Thousand Forms
One book for another?
But the books on the other side were new books, and he had no idea how many times these were old books that had been passed on.
He Cheng put two books up, thinking if it didn't work, he could put more up.
What about people?
No one came for a long time, but I saw the lock unlock automatically.
He Cheng: ...
It’s really not clean.
He gritted his teeth and took out a book.
I swallowed my saliva and thought, it doesn't matter, I might as well finish reading and telling the story before the monster comes to kill people.
He Cheng walked out of the door unharmed, with three more books in his hands.
The lackey at the beginning said: "Could it be that the monsters are all hearsay?"
He Cheng wanted to say no, it really was a monster.
But he didn't bother to tell him.
The lackey entered the room and saw that there was really no one guarding the house, and there were many books piled on the table.
He then became interested and reached out to take a lot of books and put them in his arms.
"What idiot opened a shop that could make money by selling junk?"
But the next second.
People walking on the roadside saw a figure flying out of the house, gliding in a perfect parabola in the air, and then falling heavily to the ground.
Then, all the clothes were stripped off.
Some women screamed and covered their eyes, while men pointed and laughed.
There were only two words written on the lackey's back - idiot.
Li Wenshu witnessed this scene perfectly.
This circulation entrance is quite vindictive.
Li Wenshu received the two ancient books that He Cheng had put up.
I took the book with some curiosity. The pages were a little yellowed and the words inside were a little blurry.
It seems to be a collection of strange stories.
There is no title on the cover.
Li Wenshu opened the book at random and read an article. The more he read, the more his brows furrowed, and finally he closed the book with a snap.
Why do some of these articles seem to have been seen in Chinese textbooks?
Li Wenshu opened it again, unconvinced, and started reading from the first page.
Although the handwriting is a little blurry, it is not to the point where it is unclear.
The whole book contains more than 300 short stories, three or four of which she had learned in Chinese textbooks, all of which are well-known stories in China.
She remembered the teacher mentioned it in class.
These short stories are all from an anonymous collection of novels, which use the stories of ghosts and gods to expose the darkness of feudal rule at that time. The stories in it have very rich and profound ideological content. The few short stories that have survived have had a profound impact on later literature.
But so far only dozens of short stories from this book have been published, and the rest have been lost for various reasons.
After Li Wenshu finished reading this book, she went to read another one. She had never seen this book before, but based on her experience in reading books, the content of this book was also very unusual.
hiss.
In order to read her follow-up book, I exchanged two books for it? ? ?
Or in that world, these two books are already very popular.
Li Wenshu thought of something and asked, "Wait, what does this ancient world have to do with my world? Why do the ancient books in my world also exist in that world?"
It was as if it was the past time and space of her world.
Li Wenshu had a lot of ideas. If that was the case, then wouldn’t the novel she wrote be equivalent to being published in the past?
The system explained: "The ancient world is an independent world. It has some connection with the host's world, but not much. It is equivalent to a new world created by referring to the host's world."
"What the host does will not have any impact on this world."
Li Wenshu said "oh" and wrote something on paper while flipping through the ancient book.
Some of the stories are quite classic and can be quoted in novels to embellish the plain content of the novel and make it seem more sophisticated.
After finishing the recording, she touched the fish for a while and started typing.
Start writing the death of a character who played a lot of roles in the early scenes.
The early and middle parts of the novel focus on family feuds and the heroine's personal show. Various characters appear briefly and leave traces. Although the heroine also faces many difficulties in the early and middle parts, the tone is already the most relaxed and cheerful in the whole text.
The friendship between the teenagers was also formed here, preparing for their future separation.
In the novel, the heroine initially wanted to take revenge on the emperor alone, and she did not want to destroy the entire dynasty.
But she would soon discover that the dynasty had long been rotten.
Li Wenshu originally wanted to write a tragic and heroic death ending for this character. After all, he is a very arrogant, bright person with a strong presence.
But I scrapped that version halfway through writing it and replaced it with a very ordinary version that didn't even have a few sentences of description.
He seemed like a passerby with few roles, and his death was very miserable.
Because he is a chess piece, the way he dies is not determined by his personality, but by the player who plays the chess.
In the early part of the novel, he has more scenes than any other supporting characters.
Li Wenshu used a lot of words to describe his vibrant life, and summarized his death in a few words.
There was no lavish language used to describe it, nor were there any last words or memories. His life ended here.
Even readers with a God's perspective cannot see anything unnecessary.
Death without warning, life coming to an abrupt end.
Many readers in the comment section said they couldn't accept it.
I turned over and over but couldn't find anything.
[Two or three sentences? Just two or three sentences? I thought he would die, but I didn't expect him to die in the next chapter, and I didn't expect him to die so hastily. Pork Ribs, are you worried that we shed too many tears, so you deliberately shortened our time of grief? ? ]
[Such a stunning character appeared, and you told me that his death was so sloppy? ]
[You could at least write some last words, some memories, so that I could have a good cry. Now you don’t even give me the right to cry, right?]
[This passage gave me goosebumps. It really made me feel like human life was worthless. Only in troubled times are people truly equal. No matter how noble their birth is, it can only be destroyed with a single blow.]
[I originally thought that the young master would have a grand exit, but he was gone in just a few words. His former friends only said lightly, "What a pity."]
[After reading today's update, I felt so uncomfortable that I didn't even have the mood to complain about Pai Gu Lao Ze's writer's block. My mind was filled with the scene of the young master's death.]
[His first half of life was so smooth, who wouldn't praise him as a winner in life? After his father and brother fell, he replaced his brother as a pawn, always saying "I would cheat anyone but not my friends", he was sincere to everyone, but those who came to make friends had their own ulterior motives and never told him the truth.]
[I commented before that he was pure and stupid like a college student, but later it was reversed to say that he was hiding his incompetence in order not to provoke the emperor's suspicion, becoming someone else's pawn and quietly making others become his own pawns. With such a smart mind, how could he not see that there were people around him with ulterior motives?]
[He was timid and worked hard to survive, but he lost his life because he was too timid to kill anyone.]
[This death was also a setup, although there is no follow-up, but I guess it was not in vain. Such a smart person, it seems that he can even calculate other people's shit and fart. ]
[…The above post, the words are rough but the truth is not rough, but your words are too rough. It kind of ruins the atmosphere of my tears, so get out of here.]