Xiu Xian: If I'm Not a Genius, Who Is?

Let's draw conclusions first: Suitable for readers of fantasy novels, not so suitable for readers of fairy tales (those who are more particular about fairy tales) Genius style (favored by families), the main plane is similar to the spirit world, and has high combat power This is a fantasy novel that is disguised as a fairy tale [using the grade system of immortal novels], and the concentration of fantasy novels is too high, so it is not suitable for readers with a high concentration of pure fairy tales. I mainly read fairy tales, and this book looked particularly awkward, with a strong fantasy flavor throughout. -- Generally speaking, authors who come from a fantasy literature background like to work as servants, outer sects, inner sects, true disciples, and holy sons, followed by deacons, elders, peak masters, sect masters, and supreme elders, which will inevitably lead to too many realms. In the early stage of fantasy novels, there are usually six or seven realms. However, in the early stage of Xiuxianwen, there are four realms, not counting the transformation of gods, and Nascent Soul also has a great say, so there are actually three realms in the early stage. Therefore, in the article on cultivating immortals, you have so many classified disciples that these three realms cannot be accommodated! It is very typical to apply the fantasy literature to the immortality literature, and then it is neither fish nor fowl. -- Then there is the promotion ratio of different realms. Taking the peak where the protagonist is located as an example, there are a total of 2 Nascent Souls, 27 Golden Elixirs, and 72 Foundation Buildings. No matter how you look at it, nothing seems right. Let's not talk about the comparison between Golden Elixir and Nascent Soul for now. However, there is too little foundation building, and it is very easy to get the same Golden Elixir for advanced foundation building. As mentioned before, there are few realms in the early stage of Xiuxianwen, only 4 in total. This leads to the great gold content of the great realm. This amount of golden elixirs requires at least 300 for foundation building. -- Then, in the tenth chapter, there is a family disaster with deep hatred. There is a big enemy in the early stage, and behind the big enemy is an even bigger enemy. This is also the routine of classic fantasy novels. In the early stage, enemies are established in the middle and later stages. The fairy tales are mostly about battles between Yuanying sects or fights between the lower sects, with the protagonist struggling to survive as cannon fodder. -- Later, when he achieved foundation building, the flavor of fantasy novels became more intense. The very classic protagonist's breakthrough of foundation building was accompanied by thunder and disaster, visions, and a special physique. No one else had it, but he had it. This kind of routine can only be seen in fantasy novels. The protagonist breaks through a big realm in the early stage and is unique. And the physique is a bit like the one next door🍅Kurong Body. -- My personal feeling is: If you read it from the perspective of a fairy tale, it will be very uncomfortable. There are many plots that you have never seen in other fairy tales. If you look at it from the perspective of a fantasy novel, the front and back will be much smoother. Similar plots have been seen in other fantasy novels.

The content of the book is quite good. It has a feeling of classical cultivation. It is a pure flow of genius.

At present, it seems that the writing has no flaws. I hope that the protagonist has a decent personality and does not ask good questions. A gentleman loves money and gets it in a wise way. It will be perfect if you add some emotional stories, although the rhythm is difficult to control.

The author writes about those forces very well. Sb clearly knows that the protagonist is extremely talented and is in a high position in a large sect. He doesn't want to make friends with him. He either watches indifferently or is hostile. It feels like they are all a group of fools. It feels like the author is forcibly creating conflicts.