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盜墓筆記之沙海
盜墓筆記之沙海 2: 古鎮謎局
【Complex Chinese Characters】
廢棄的機密工程，移動的沙漠海子
白沙禁地，暗藏驚天絕密
十七歲，不知天高地厚的年紀，或許都做過身懷特殊使命、拯救世界的夢。
夢想成真，卻未必是一件好事。
一場意外之災、一幅詭異的「七指圖」，將黎簇捲入超乎想像的凶險謎團。
吳邪、黑眼鏡、解雨臣，這些各有千秋的狠角色，究竟在對抗和保護著什麼？為何偏偏挑選了他，共同承擔謎局？
相機塚、漂移的海子、沙丘鬼影、夜半歌聲……怪事層出不窮，他能否活著走出巴丹吉林的沙海？
平靜生活已然一去不復返，該選擇迎面而上，還是扭頭逃開？涉世未深的十七歲少年黎簇，要如何面對命運所開的天大玩笑？
廢棄的機密工程，移動的沙漠海子
白沙禁地，暗藏驚天絕密
十七歲，不知天高地厚的年紀，或許都做過身懷特殊使命、拯救世界的夢。
夢想成真，卻未必是一件好事。
一場意外之災、一幅詭異的「七指圖」，將黎簇捲入超乎想像的凶險謎團。
吳邪、黑眼鏡、解雨臣，這些各有千秋的狠角色，究竟在對抗和保護著什麼？為何偏偏挑選了他，共同承擔謎局？
相機塚、漂移的海子、沙丘鬼影、夜半歌聲……怪事層出不窮，他能否活著走出巴丹吉林的沙海？
平靜生活已然一去不復返，該選擇迎面而上，還是扭頭逃開？涉世未深的十七歲少年黎簇，要如何面對命運所開的天大玩笑？
272 pages, Paperback
First published April 2, 2013
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南派三叔
129 books41 followersAssociated Names:
* 南派三叔 (Chinese)
* Nan Pai San Shu
* Lei Xu (English) (with 2 spaces beween names)
“南派三叔”本名徐磊。非专业作家，是外贸公司职员，曾做过广告美工、软件编程、国际贸易等诸多行业。2006年外贸行情滑坡，他开始在网上进行文学创作，并由此写出《盗墓笔记》系列。2011年11月21日，“2011第六届中国作家富豪榜”重磅发布，南派三叔以1580万元的版税收入，荣登作家富豪榜第2位，引发广泛关注。
* 南派三叔 (Chinese)
* Nan Pai San Shu
* Lei Xu (English) (with 2 spaces beween names)
“南派三叔”本名徐磊。非专业作家，是外贸公司职员，曾做过广告美工、软件编程、国际贸易等诸多行业。2006年外贸行情滑坡，他开始在网上进行文学创作，并由此写出《盗墓笔记》系列。2011年11月21日，“2011第六届中国作家富豪榜”重磅发布，南派三叔以1580万元的版税收入，荣登作家富豪榜第2位，引发广泛关注。
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November 20, 2022
Li Cu meets uncles Hei Yanjing and Xie Yuchen!
Seriously, though, this boy has been forcibly adopted into the grave robbing world. Some people might find him annoying. I personally don't; I think he's reacting to his extraordinary circumstances the way an average high schooler would. Interestingly, though, I think it helps that I'm reading in Chinese. If I translate the passages to English in my head, I feel like he sounds way more childish. Something about the cultural context accompanying the literal words changes things.
I feel impatient as I read this, not only because I want to find out what's happening with Wu Xie, but also because I'm overall hurrying to get through Sha Hai so he can reunite with Men You Ping ;~;
Seriously, though, this boy has been forcibly adopted into the grave robbing world. Some people might find him annoying. I personally don't; I think he's reacting to his extraordinary circumstances the way an average high schooler would. Interestingly, though, I think it helps that I'm reading in Chinese. If I translate the passages to English in my head, I feel like he sounds way more childish. Something about the cultural context accompanying the literal words changes things.
I feel impatient as I read this, not only because I want to find out what's happening with Wu Xie, but also because I'm overall hurrying to get through Sha Hai so he can reunite with Men You Ping ;~;
November 1, 2021
This book was a SLOG to get through. While I initially enjoyed Sand Sea Book 1 for the change in narrative with Li Cu leading the charge, here I just found myself desperately missing Wu Xie. Thankfully this book switched up POV's between multiple characters, including some of our original favorites, which kept the story moving and gave me motivation to continue. Truthfully all of the newer characters are beginning to grate on my nerves. I enjoy Li Cu in small doses. Su Wan is adorable and hilarious and he can stay. Lian Wang is insufferable half the time but that's entirely because this author is atrocious when it comes to writing female characters.
On the bright side, we finally get to see more of the elusive Hei Yan Jing!
It only took me a month to finish this book which is longer than it has taken me to read previous entries and it felt like foreverrrr. Definitely one of my least favorites in the series so far.
On the bright side, we finally get to see more of the elusive Hei Yan Jing!
It only took me a month to finish this book which is longer than it has taken me to read previous entries and it felt like foreverrrr. Definitely one of my least favorites in the series so far.
December 13, 2023
Couldn't put this one down, we're finally getting hints of what had to have happened between the discontinued Tibetan Sea Flower and Sand Sea and I very much want to wrap Wu Xie up in a fluffy blanket.
...could have done without the description of Li Cu and friends' various bodily functions, though.
...could have done without the description of Li Cu and friends' various bodily functions, though.
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