What Chinese audio novels are worth recommending?

I used to listen to the radio when I was studying, and I heard The Legend of the Condor Heroes broadcast by Wang Liang at noon every day. Later, I went to their radio station's website and stripped him of all the episodes of the condor heroes (you can listen to them online). I also try to get rid of the advertisements at the beginning of each episode and listen to them on mp3 whenever I have time. There are 2 1 1 episodes in total, and the broadcast is very good. It makes people listen smoothly, not according to the novel, with profound skills and mastery. This is my favorite novel and audio book.

I went to search just now, and there is this program: Literary Broadcasting-Novel Serial Broadcasting (every noon 12). Now the Daqin Empire is open every day, so it's good to listen to a joke. There is also a listening section on the website, and there are many resources after reading it. I went in and searched Wang Liang, and I can still find the records of that year: Listen to the search results! Important; " & gt

Affected by this, I began to collect audio novels and subscribed to such resources on the electric donkey.

I also recommend a better one, which has been heard many times: [Novel Serialization] Li-[Ordinary World], which is divided into three parts, which is also very good. Of course, the novel itself is very good, and the broadcast is closely combined with the novel. I listened to it repeatedly for a period of time, and then it developed to the point that I fell asleep easily when I heard his voice (of course, when I listened to some positive episodes).

There is another person worthy of recommendation, Yao Ke of China Central Radio (Baidu Encyclopedia says he is Zhou Tao's ex-husband), and some of his broadcasts are also good.

Now the scope of audio novels has expanded a lot and become audio books. Some applications on the mobile phone can directly listen to Lao Liang's stories or other audio programs, not limited to novels. If it's a novel, you can look for what's on the radio at noon and night, and some of them are quite good. Now everyone has a radio website online, so you can listen to it and play it back.