Which novel do you think has a sense of picture in the movie?

The short story "There was no ice in Shichahai that winter" ended.

From 1999 to 20 19, many things can happen in twenty years. Some people were born, some grew up, some left, and some came. Others died in 1999. On the New Year's Eve of 20 19, a cat took Zhou Chao back to 20 years ago.

The sea, dawn, Klein is infinite.

The last voyage of a time ship, eight days and seven nights, set out for Alaska. The curse and ghost of gypsy women lingered on the ship and never dispersed. A seagull, a black dog, a loyal servant and a humorous old gentleman. Seagulls bring bad news; Black dog title invitation; Servants bring news; This gentleman gave rivets. There is also a handsome guy whose ending has been written in the morning. There is also a brave and enthusiastic girl who has experienced a fantastic and grand adventure.

Strange Tales from a Lonely Studio by Mr. Bai Ze.

Like fantasy, like reasoning, like anecdotes in the cracks of paper? Then Detective Bai Ze's story suits you well. A scholar who studies folk customs, but his real identity is a detective, will show you strange clues in unexpected folk customs details.

Daming musketeer

Soldiers used muskets in the war 500 years ago! Although it can't be reproduced, its power is not even comparable to that of cold weapons, but the craftsman spirit for technological development has quietly sprouted. In this way, a seemingly ordinary musketeer tried his best to break through when the civil fort changed. The story of the Ming Dynasty full of gunfire is worth imagining!

The Fire of Leng Yan in Aquarium

There is a feeling of drinking lemonade and watching movies in summer.

One-inch acacia

The story unfolds like a picture scroll, with excellent writing and a strong sense of picture, especially in the adventure part of the western regions and southwest China. Wei Zi time is really good at writing martial arts romance. (the thunder point is that some people say that the man is scum. ) Yue Ming Zan's "Bai Mei Sheng" was badly scolded, but I think this writing style is Zan Ma's best, more vivid, natural and fluent than Seven Stars, especially when the little princess toured with the male host for the first time. (The thunder point is the bright moon) Some people can't write what she wants to say, but I can. Xishan, Taiweifu and Fengdu are all vividly portrayed, and the pictures are fantastic and magnificent. After reading it, I think this book is especially suitable for animation.