Zhibeiyou

I remember that I was in the first year of high school and accidentally saw this novel in a fantasy magazine. Although it was not the first issue of the magazine, the story content and writing style deeply attracted me. I looked forward to it every month for the next three years. It can be said that Zhibeiyou in the three years of high school was definitely a lively light, illuminating the boring study life. For a good literature, the story must be fascinating, but what the author reveals between the lines is his own outlook on life. Views and social outlook, the protagonist Lin Fei may be the "Tao" in the heart of the author Luo Shui. In the past ten years, I have read it 1-2 times every year, and I will gain something different every time. Sometimes when I think back, some of the principles in the book slowly affect me. Zhibeiyou is like those secret books in my heart. I take the essence and use it in my life. Thank you Luoshui, thank you Zhibeiyou, my life will be more brilliant!

The first time I came into contact with Zhibeiyou was when I was in the second grade of junior high school, probably around 2006, and I read it in a fantasy magazine. Having never read novels, I was attracted by the storyline, and then I read it crazily online (forgive me, I was reading pirated copies at that time) intermittently in 2007 or 2008, and then completely stopped updating (two or three chapters were updated during this period), and then Zhibeiyou. Com on Baidu, I saw so many Taoist friends waiting for the update of Zhibeiyou. I never thought that there would be so many people in an online novel. They have been silently waiting for the update for so many years. I was really touched. After I went to work, I paid less attention to Zhibeiyou. By chance, I discovered that Zhibeiyou was finished! It was probably around 2012 that I finished reading it all night with excitement! In fact, Luo Shui also said that the subsequent updates are to give an explanation to those book friends who have been waiting silently for so many years. In fact, the pace of the subsequent plots has obviously accelerated. Luo Da said that in the sequel to Zhibeiyou, the original creative enthusiasm has been lost (it seems like this?), But after waiting for so many years, it gave us a perfect ending (in my opinion), which is really happy. I have been reading online novels for ten years. When I first started reading, I read The Third Young Master of the Tang Family, Tomato, and Chen Dong. I have read all the novels by famous authors at that time, from Western fantasy to Xianxia, from Xianxia to the city, from the city to time travel to online games to supernatural. I have read basically all types of novels. Later, I gradually discovered my own taste. It's getting more and more boring. Occasionally, I look back at the old novels but can't read them at all. Later, the so-called great masters will not take a look at new books when they come out. In ten years of reading, there are no more than ten novels that can be read more than three times, no more than five novels that can be read more than five times, and the only one who can be read more than ten times is Zhibeiyou! To my favorite Zhibei Tour.

Since we are in the world of mortals, why should we cultivate the Taoism? Now that I know about traveling to the north, I don't care about fate. This book is just like the introduction, it is the growth history of a young man. But I don't like this story. Don't rush me yet. The world building and world view of this book cannot pass a little scrutiny at all. The growth history of a young man means that there is this world, this sect, and these things. Then the boy grew up and passed through them. But they really cannot have a stable and sustained way of existence. Their only meaning is that the protagonist has been there and experienced it. Then what happens if the plot requires it. That's the world-building of this book. Too lacking in authenticity. Don't come here to read online novels even though you're telling me to check the authenticity. If you praise this novel so highly, you will definitely be questioned. Then the worldview, the worldview of this book is a bit dark. Since the death of his father, the protagonist has begun to return the world to the world with double the malice he added to it. As a child he ran and begged God. This makes me very, I don't know how to put it. All in all, it's just one sentence to express my emotions. Poor people must be hateful. As a human being, don't beg for something you don't have. What you should do is rely on your own hands to work hard and get it. I'm also glad that the protagonist is a human being. If there were animals in nature that believed something that didn't exist, their bodies would have been gone. And what is always talked about in this book is that there is no such thing as fate. If you don't work hard, you have no value to this society and will society accept you? If you really accept it, it would be unfair and unfair. This is one of them. Then there are some good things about the people, cities, and sects in this book. But I don't see a city or a sect that could exist for long under the circumstances described in this novel. If you don't go into details, just mention it, otherwise it will become a real argument. That's the whole sentence at the beginning. Since we are in the world of mortals, why should we cultivate the Taoism?

It took more than ten years to read it. The beginning is a little dull, the middle is the most exciting, and the ending is a bit too hasty. After all, "The Fragment of the Great Way, Half of the Book of Heaven" →_→ is the best online novel I have ever read.

No matter how bad Zhibeiyou is, it's still 99% below its starting point. It's understandable to give it three stars, not everyone likes it. But those who are not moved by this book at all have either not read a few pages, or they are so hypocritical that they can even deceive themselves.

I have been waiting for almost 10 years and read this book in 2008. I always thought that the author gave up on us readers and gave up on this book. Today I can read it.

Half of the heavenly book, the fragment of the great road. Luo Shui is my favorite author since elementary school. In my opinion, his thinking on human nature, meticulous sketching, three-dimensional and full characters, and interlocking plots are outstanding. The Nine Heavens of the North is simply the enlightenment teacher that opened up my imagination. Yes, it is true that he has upgraded to fight monsters, and he is a bit of a stallion, which is good. But Luo Shui didn't let him make a counterattack that made everyone fall in love with him. He knew that from beginning to end, only Haiji Ganning was truly charming, and her sworn brother and the old lady master were the only ones who were sincerely good to him. Lin Fei emerged from the quagmire of human nature. When he was a child, his father, a scholar, taught him that a gentleman should not eat what he has received, and he became a beggar due to hunger and cold. He stole and robbed along the way. He was no longer a gentleman, but he was still moved by Miss Wang's little money and her not disdain for him being dirty. He is not as noble as other male protagonists. If you can't defeat him, he will think of running away. Face cannot be eaten as food. Only by living can you have hope. However, he violated his life philosophy time and time again, holding the map of freedom to lure Kai Shui Liulang, facing the demon lord Yu Wei and accepting Yun Dalang's challenge, and facing Chudu for the sake of the old woman master... He could have run away. He was also scared deep down. But he still did things that he wouldn't have done otherwise, and he found that there were more important things in the world than his own survival. And Luo Shui's writing power is profound because Lin Fei is not so pure. He kept facing Heaven's plans for him, and kept making his own choices, and some of these choices had gone against his original intentions. He later threatened Chudu with Aluo and hurt Haiji. He sank and struggled, but fortunately, he finally bloomed his own flower.

I have been following this book since I was in junior high school. It was a fantasy serial at that time, and I bought it almost every issue. I just found it interesting when I first came across online writing (looking back, apart from the setting, the writing in the first few dozen chapters was simply shameful). I have followed this book intermittently for nearly ten years. From junior high school to college, it accompanied me throughout my adolescence. I can responsibly say that this is a divine book! Except for the simple writing style in the first few dozen chapters (the trend in the Internet literature industry was like this at that time, the author had to be good at it), the further you go, the more you can realize the richness of the setting, the magnificent imagination, and the handsome writing style. There are few online articles that can match it. Both the protagonist and the supporting characters are created with flesh and blood, and every named character must be a promoter of the plot. Together, they build a wonderful world called "Northern Territory" in the readers' minds. This powerful character creation ability gives the book its soul. On the other hand, the protagonist's exploration of "Tao" and the meaning of life make the theme not fall into the ordinary world. The author Luo Shui has a deep understanding of Taoist culture, elucidates his thoughts from Taoist classics, and closely combines plot development and character creation. This brilliant writing technique is too rare in the online literature world now! This book is difficult to get into in the early stages (the writing style and first-person perspective strongly discourage it ), but if you get through the early stages and truly accept the setting, you will be able to discover the "god" of this book. In short, it is a hidden gem in the ocean, I hope you all can recognize it.

This book was very bumpy, and it took almost 12 years to finish. It was the mainstay of Fantasy magazine at the time. Later, when I read the electronic version, I felt that a lot of plots and chapters were missing. The story in it is very good. In many novels, the protagonists are all about cultivating their strength but not their mind, and they are all endlessly increasing. This book is different in terms of routines to increase one's own strength. Everyone in the book is following his own path, whether it is the demon king Chudu, the monk who incarnates all things and practices, or Long Die, etc. Are all practicing on their own path. Other novels are either cheating or everyone goes hunting for treasures to improve their level.

When you are alive, you will feel that every year is very long. Only when you are really about to die will you realize that six thousand years are no different than one day. "I suddenly remembered what Turpan once said to me, and silently shook my head: "That's different. " "Because no matter what, you conquered your fate. "I said to the soil at my feet. There, a unique aphid was buried. This paragraph is so well written, I'll give it one point, but the whole text is too messy and scattered, like prose in a novel.