Secrets of the Avenue

[Evaluation]: 5.5 [Disadvantages]: 6 The worldview is also interesting. I would like to call it the modern version of immortality. But there is also a little bit of a problem The beginning was boring, so I skipped the beginning before reading. There are also problems with the author's handling. For example, the first mini-boss is an enemy. The author knows it, but the readers don't. So much so that the protagonist, as if out of his mind, thinks that he is the enemy, and his various vigilances make the readers confused (too cautious). Then there was the addition of the official plot, which was also handled with problems. You were so cautious before, but you seemed too relaxed when you joined the official team (showing off your talents in various ways). It's like the main character is schizophrenic.

It was a fairy tale before it became official. Unfortunately, the twist was too big after it became official, but it is still a good work. I am not opposed to sincerely joining the officialdom and other issues, but the character design of the protagonist and the early changes have been too great, creating a disconnect. But it's pretty good, there's nothing really disgusting about it.

The ability to cultivate immortality in the city, With a three-body structure, Come and fight against the invasion of the stars!

Food and grass, stay up late and watch the weighted food and grass + The story of an ordinary freelance translator entering the world of cultivation because he received a job translating an unknown Taoist scripture is overall more like Zhiqiu's "I Know You're Dreaming". The story appealed to me so much. I haven't enjoyed reading it so much in a long time. I couldn't sleep until after midnight. Although the author's writing style cannot be said to be very good, it is enough to describe the whole story completely. There are occasionally small poisonous points, no, they cannot be called poisonous points. In the smooth plot, they can only be regarded as small bumps. Hope the author keeps up the quality.