Asgard

Comment: As the title suggests, this is a book that uses medicine as a clue throughout the text. At first, Ye Tong gave me the feeling that he was a stubborn person who relied on drugs to maintain his life. Even if you are extremely weak, you will respond with evil looks when faced with oppression from outsiders, and you will not soften even a little because of it. This alone is enough to prove that the young man is a cruel person. And just when I thought the protagonist was Ye Tong, the author suddenly changed his mind and arranged a plot that I didn't expect, that is, time travel. Ye Tianhun, who had lived for nearly a hundred years, penetrated into Ye Tong's body. However, Ye Tong did not disappear, but merged with Ye Tian's soul, combining the advantages of both parties to make the whole body stronger. And the arrival of Ye Tian can't help but make me feel that it adds a lot of vitality to the book. To a certain extent, his thoughts are very flexible, such as deceiving people, making money, and using poison or medicine for profit. This is reflected in the way you show your enemy weakness in the ring, pretending to be a pig to eat the tiger, occasionally opening your mouth means that there will be a bloody disaster, and bluffing people one after another without stopping. Although it may seem a bit unethical, it is inexplicably refreshing! No matter who it is, they can't hurt Ye Tian or the people he covers at all. The most heart-warming thing in the book is probably the subtle relationship and way of getting along between Lao Yao Nu and Ye Tong. They all lived in endless darkness while the "old thing" was still around. One is beaten severely every day, and the other is soaked in poison. The two can only help each other and give each other a little care. In times of crisis, they always try their best to protect each other. I have to say, sometimes it is quite touching to watch. It is enough to have such an acquaintance in this world.

Ever since I watched The Genius Physiologist three years ago, I have always had doubts about where Ye Tian went after he shattered the void. Seeing the Immortal Palace today, it seems that it will be three years ago again, and Ye Tian will definitely reach his peak again; I am so looking forward to it!

I hope the author can write more and live up to expectations. I hope this novel will be as good as ever and worth looking forward to.

To be honest, I don't think it was written by Dian Yan himself, and the level is too different. Is this because a person's moral standards have dropped after he became famous? I hope you will cherish your feathers and cherish the reputation you have earned bit by bit, and you can't hire trolls to get good reviews. Just do it and cherish it!

The links are tightly linked, the language is concise, there is no sense of inconsistency in the words, it is very smooth, and the author must have gained a lot of knowledge in order to write the book. Many things and things written are well-founded, which is very good.

The protagonist has been changed. The previous protagonist had the memory of the previous life. The current protagonist has the soul of the person who has the memory of the previous life as the leader. The previous protagonist has become a memory again... What the hell is there a book like yours? ? The previous planning and preparations are all gone. The connections, friends, and the magical tools and skills are gone. It feels like starting over again. This is like the follow-up to the first chapter, the genius fortune teller? ? ? ? So what's the point of the hundreds of chapters before you? Is it just to allow you to build a foundation and start leveling?

Chapter 340 was written by two different people (neither of them was Dangyan himself). The person who wrote later also mocked the person who wrote before, because he has a poor world view and is a naughty person.

Regarding Immortal Palace, Daoyan has always said that he would write a pure fantasy novel to fulfill a man's fantasy dream. After Immortal Palace came out, I thought it was very good-looking. The plot of "Shuangdian" was different, the protagonist's IQ was online, and his personality was very different. Asgard was the title I was most looking forward to updating at that time. The only drawback is that I don't see the need for the protagonist to locate Ye Tian. After that, the work began to go downhill, with frequent dungeons and forced switching from scene to scene. There was not enough logic, there was less interaction between the characters, and the warmth of the work was gone. However, the contents of these copies are still somewhat interesting, so I'll just look at them. When Ye Tian suddenly and inexplicably entered the second heaven, his personality returned. After the change in personality, not only did I not feel more familiar with Ye Tian, ​​the genius fortune teller, but I felt further apart. Maybe there is less description of the character. The novel has entered a very bland plot development. It has almost all the shortcomings of online novels with different themes and styles. The novel lacks character development, the martial arts novel is slow to upgrade and the plot of the fairy novel is bland and tasteless. When the battles between the last few walk-on villains took several chapters to describe, I really couldn't watch anymore. What's the point of writing these trivial details? Besides, it's not interesting to write. Just tell me the outcome of the battle. Especially in the stage where I mentioned that I frequently open dungeons, I rarely have any personal feelings during updates. It makes me deeply suspect that someone else is writing the novel. The writing is smooth and the descriptions are detailed, but the story is boring.

There are 90,000 ratings, but still 9.8?

I have been reading books on QQ Reading for so long, and I have never seen such an awesome book.