Immortal Ni

Which one is better, Xian Ni or Dou Po?

This is the first cultivation novel I have read. I read it in junior high school and still think it is the best cultivation novel I have ever read~

I was wondering, the name Ergen is quite famous, but after seeing your Xianni, what on earth is it? You haven't finished writing the following things about foundation building before writing the above? I'm really complaining. The front is fine, but the back is completely awkward.

Immortal rebellion, one thought is eternal, asking for the devil, I want to be crowned heaven, which one is better?

There is a lot of nonsense. Compared with similar cultivators, it can be called the most rubbish.

I have been reading books for a long time, which is really a distressing thing for an old bookworm. I accidentally saw this book again when I was searching for fairy tales. I came to the book review area and browsed around. I found that most book friends still support Xian Ni. The eyes of the public are sharp. For those who say Xian Ni is bad in this way or that, I would like to ask you, have you really read it carefully? The saying from back then that monks like us would not regret fighting, Wang Mazi and the messenger of heaven protect the soul of the heroine, the madness and persistence of "Heaven wants you to die, I will also snatch you back", I don't know how many book friends still echo in the ears. Really, there has never been a book that shocked me so much and made me so excited. There are many, many stories that can be told about Xian Ni. Book friends often compare Dou Po and Mortal with Xian Ni. It's difficult for ordinary people to compare after reading about 10 chapters, but Dou Po finished it. Comparing Doupo and Xianni, maybe Doupo is very enjoyable to watch at first. The protagonist fights monsters and upgrades all the way, has various adventures and pretentiousness, and the plot is monotonous. It is just an online fast food. Once you've finished reading it, it's over. Maybe Doupo was invincible back then. It's a god, but what about now? The reason why a classic is a classic is that it will not fade with the passage of time. Even today with the explosion of the Internet, Xian Ni can still be said to be a work of immortality and heroism. Is this something that Dou Po can compare to? In Xian Ni, whether it is the plot or the shaping of the characters, the duel of fighting skills, or even the realm of cultivation, space, and environment are all three-dimensional and brand new, giving people the feeling that this is what monks do, and this is how they fight. Unlike those fairy tales and fantasy novels of the past, the protagonist is nothing more than fighting monsters and leveling up along the way. After the world of cultivation is over, we will move on to the world of immortality, and then to the world of gods and so on. As for the Immortal Ni, there are adventure protagonists, but there is no time when the protagonist is not snatched back from the edge of death. Almost no fairy fantasy novel will talk about the jungle in the world of cultivation, but I don't think it is good enough to mention the Immortal Ni. There is no one who is successful in cultivation in the world of cultivation who is not a wise man, but the IQ of the supporting characters in many novels is really not good. Dare to compliment, especially someone who is hostile to the protagonist. That IQ, tsk tsk, is useless except that he has been practicing for a longer time than the protagonist and becomes more awesome based on time. No matter how awesome he is, he just can't be killed. Of course, he is the protagonist after all. There are great opportunities in desperate situations. After upgrading, he can be pushed to the villain, and then he can provoke a strong enemy and push him again and again. Let me mention here that Chen Dada's books are not in this category. Although his books have many pitfalls, in terms of writing techniques and plot, I think Xian Ni is better. I remember that I was reading Xian Ni when I was studying. Like many book friends, I reluctantly read dozens of chapters for the first time. Then I gave up the book and read it again later. This time I jumped straight into the trap. Then I went out to work. If I remember correctly, I stopped once in the middle because I had caught up with the progress. At that time, I saw the protagonist in the clouds. Haiddanfang, here I just want to ask the mortals, where were your mortals at that time? I forgot how many chapters there are here. If the book friends who read my comments remember it, please reply below and thank you. It should be 10 years. I will pick up what I read before when I went out to work. However, I haven't finished the book yet. I believe that many book friends are the same. They basically pirated the book. Anyway, I almost did. I also read Xian Ni before, but the pirated version had too many typos and chapters. It's really uncomfortable to watch sometimes. So at that time, I downloaded a mobile phone to read. I don't know if any book friends know this. Just to avoid reading so many typos, I spent money to read. At that time, I paid 80 yuan a day. Sometimes when I was not working, it cost almost 10 yuan to read. All the phone bills at that time were used to read the book, hehe😁. Later, when I caught up with the progress, I felt uncomfortable going to work every day, always thinking about the updated plot. In fact, the author's update time was also uncertain, but at that time I had to get off work, eat, take a shower, lie in bed and slowly read the chapters updated that day. I felt that the fatigue of the day had disappeared. Now, think about it, that period of time was the most relaxed and happiest I have been in the past few years of working! Alas, it's a pity that time is gone forever. Over the years, I have watched Immortal Rebellion countless times. Although I didn't change my destiny for my own sake, sometimes I really think about Wang Mazi, his infatuation as a husband, his uprightness as a father, his responsibility as a lord, and his madness in protecting the world! Xian Ni, what I learned most is persistence and ruthlessness, not ruthlessness towards the enemy. It is cruel to oneself. No matter what you do. Be tough on yourself and persevere. I think most book lovers will wait for their opportunity. Thank you Xian Ni for your company these years!

A roommate highly recommended this book. He said it was very good-looking and seemed to be his true love. I endured it and read 500 chapters. It was very uncomfortable in the middle and I wanted to vomit in every chapter. The whole book was too boring. The protagonist had a problem with his character and his outlook on life. I felt that wherever he went, he would always look like the best in the world. The whole book was full of beats. It's perfunctory, and the chapters feel like they're all written by the author for the sake of updating. They don't have any nutrition, and the characters in it have no emotions. Don't say I can't understand it. I read the book just to learn the three views and appreciate the writing, or to enjoy the fighting process. I can only say that this book is just boring to read, and there is no fun at all.

Did Tianni really appear in that cave because of the halo of the protagonist? I thought so at the beginning. The protagonist is not a protagonist if he doesn't cheat. But recently, I watched it again when I had some free time, and I found that things are not simple. Lu Mo borrowed the Tian Ni compass and broke it into pieces for study. At this time, Tian Yunzi, also known as the Bald Crane, was released, and he continued to study and study until Wang Mazi's era. He placed Tian Ni in the cave and gave Wang Mazi a great opportunity. Just like the white hair and the baby skull, they were actually all contributed by Lu Mo. What we see is Wang Mazi's efforts to resurrect Li Muwan, but behind this is Lu Mo's hard work for countless epochs. So what exactly is reincarnation? Or reincarnation is a circle. Wang Mazi created Lu Mo, and Lu Mo saved Wang Mazi. It's that simple.

This book was written many years ago. I remember that when I read it, the beginning of the novel was actually not good. After all, it was the author's pioneering work. I downloaded it to MP4 and there were no other novels in it. I had no choice but to continue reading. Afterwards, I saw the amazing story of Transformation into Mortal. Even with my current perspective, this novel is considered to be above average. It is worth reading.

There is no novel that is not criticized, it's just that everyone has different tastes. From the time I started reading novels in 2008 to now, the more books I read, the more picky my taste becomes. Immortal Rebellion, Legend of the Seven Realms, Coiling Dragon, God's Tomb, Star Transformation, Eternal Life... Are all classics in my heart. Nowadays novels seem boring. Maybe there are too many books of the same type, and they all seem to be the same routine. I can no longer find the passion for reading books in the first place... Do you feel the same way? ?