Immortal Shattered Void

Xian Sui Kong and Bai Lian actually tell the same story. They are nothing more than the story of a good-for-nothing boy encountering an amazing secret treasure. After countless challenges, he finally becomes the pinnacle of the Six Paths and comes into contact with the secrets between the six paths of true immortals. Finally, he annihilates the immortals and becomes the best in the world. Although the old wine is put in a new bottle, it still has a fragrance, but. . . The protagonist must have encountered secret realms and inheritance points too many times. . . . . . And every time you encounter difficulties, there is always a way to solve or escape, or you can get help from an expert. There are no major setbacks. Generally speaking, you don't have the courage to make big ups and downs, and you are not as good as Bailian.

I thought Mahler's Gobi was a good book at first. After flipping through a few pages, he was a rubbish author who traveled through time. Can Chinese writers not write normal books other than time travel?

It's not as good-looking as Bai Lian. It repeats too many words and feels like it's just trying to make up for the word count.

I don't really like reading it, but I decided to give up after reading Chapter 180! There are three reasons: 1. I don't like the protagonist's character. The first thing I think of at every critical moment is escape. It feels very vulgar, and the martial arts and martial arts learned are too popular and have no characteristics! 2. The scene spans a large range, and it feels a bit long-winded, without focus and appeal! 3. There is a pitfall at the beginning!

It's not as refined as A Hundred Refinements to Become an Immortal, but I still support the author.

I personally prefer this kind of fairy tale novels, they are quite good.

I have been reading Huan Yu's books, they are very good, but Bai Lian is a bad one! I hope Xian Sui doesn't end up unfinished

I couldn't stop reading after the third chapter. The Ling family doesn't even have a mid-level body-refining master, and the protagonist is still so arrogant? Don't say that if you step back, others will have to push forward. I just want to ask, does the protagonist have the capital to be arrogant? The book has been completed, the protagonist's family will be wiped out, and the protagonist will be killed.

Come on Huanyu, your style is similar to Ergen's. If you stick to it, you will win.

I have read Huan Yu's books since Bai Lian. I feel that the writing is pretty good, much better than those authors who only know how to talk nonsense, but there is still a lot of room for improvement in the details of settings and the fluency of the language. I also hope this book won't be too bad again.