Why is there such a big gap between the back part of Ghost Blowing Lights and the front part?

The novel Ghost Blows the Lamp was published as early as 26, when I was a primary school student. But it was too small at that time to see anything. Later, when I went to college, my notes on grave robbery became popular. As a novel of the same type, Ghost Blowing Lights also attracted attention. At this time, I revisited it again, which made me afraid to watch it at night, but I saw something different this time.

Everyone asks why there is such a big gap between the back part and the front part. There is a watershed. The first four novels are different from the last four novels in style. Although there are novels with a good beginning and a bad ending at the back, this gap is too big. The first four movies took place in the era of educated youth going to the countryside. At that time, it was an era of contempt for all kinds of ghosts and gods, but all kinds of strange things happened in the army. What should the most unbelieving people do when they meet something weird? After reading it, I once doubted whether Zongzi existed. But later, the whole style changed, so everyone wondered if the author had changed.

In fact, this situation is possible because the author Muye Zhang's age is obviously how a young man who has never experienced the educated youth went to the countryside wrote so vividly. Indeed, this is very doubtful. The author's geography, geomantic tomb raiding, the accumulated knowledge of unofficial history's secret stories and the solid credibility of the brain hole plan are not an order of magnitude for ordinary net writers. I have always doubted whether a young man in his twenties can write this paragraph out of thin air. Anyone who has read the book knows that the background of the whole era is emphatically described in the book. It is rumored that it was written by an educated youth teacher and then polished and published by Muye Zhang.

besides this, there is another saying that the whole book was written by Tianba Singer himself. However, the first four novels were written with my own interest, so they were vivid and specific. The last four books have already become famous and won everyone's love, so they began to write for the sake of writing, and began to cater to the interests of business and the masses, so the last four books became somewhat inferior. Or himself or a bookseller, but who will have a hard time with money? Naturally, he won't have the original mentality to take this book seriously. After all, this is understandable, and it always sells well. But no matter which one is a guess, I don't know what it really is.

But in all fairness, I like the first four novels best, from the meeting between Hu Bayi and Wang Pangzi to the series that follow. The yellow leather grave in the back makes people feel a little dull. What I like best is the ancient city of Jingjue, which is not quite interesting.