Wandering Around the Heavens, I Want to Become an Immortal

I found it by scanning the list, Doraemon's new book. The heavens flow. The protagonist takes the system and travels to the world of the Condor Shooting, and becomes a disciple of Qiu Chuji. He quickly becomes a first-rate master by relying on the system and enough energy. Currently, Yang Kang relies on frame-up to make Yang Kang betray his relatives in the Jin Kingdom and he has to recognize his ancestors and return to his clan. At the same time, he becomes Huang Yaoshi's son-in-law. Why read this book: Although I haven't finished any of Doraemon's books either as a eunuch or because I abandoned them midway, I have read all of them except for the Siheyuan novel. Mainly because of his imaginative routines and sarcastic remarks, at least the beginning is interesting, and this one is no exception. Why not read this book: As mentioned before, this is an old eunuch, and he is very bad at post-production. Even if he is not an eunuch, he will easily fail to write and become boring. In general, I'll give it a try. I'll make a comment later depending on the situation.

All the heavens have brainstorming articles, food and grass. Every time you change the world, you can unlock various magical powers. Nine Yin Manual, Nine Yang Divine Art, Wedding Clothes Divine Art, Dao Heart Planting Demons, With this kind of magical skill at your fingertips, your combat power keeps soaring, but the people and things you face become more and more powerful. It is really difficult to chase your combat power!

There is a game panel, and the strength increases quickly. If you like martial arts fans, you can check it out. Currently shooting vultures. Food and grass, recommended.

C Tinker Bell's classical writing style is as playful and playful as ever. But the problem is very obvious - too full, all the conditions of the protagonist are too full, the advantages and values ​​​​are almost overflowing, the combat power exceeds the standard, there are too many martial arts, and the plot is too familiar - the author does not intend to use it freely. The protagonist's stay and actions have become very meaningless. He wants nothing from the world, has no shortcomings in himself, and has no difficulties. He should retire from the world. And I don't know if it's because I've read too much information. The writing has a strong flavor of academic research, and the author's emphasis on the authenticity of the data seems to exceed the description of the plot itself.