Hanging a Pot to Help the World, I Just Want to Live Forever

Genuine reading is a term that has been mentioned since Qidian started charging. Since the VIP system was officially implemented for online novels, piracy has been a difficult problem to solve for online literature. Do you need to spend money to read novels online? The first reaction of most people is that I have personally experienced what people think when they know that I spend money to read novels. Some people may say you are stupid for spending money to read novels, etc. In fact, in addition to legal supervision, genuine and piracy requires readers' own self-awareness. Why am I writing this today? Because the author of a book I am following cannot continue. It's not that his writing is not good, nor that there are not enough people reading it. Internet literature is purely commercial writing. Authors are also human beings and they also have to live. I've seen too many authors beg everyone to support them, and they wouldn't do this if they really couldn't hold on anymore. Smoking one less pack of cigarettes? Or drinking a few bottles of water less can subscribe to a novel. I read a lot of novels, and I can feel the hard work of the author. What you spend a few minutes reading every day is what the author worked hard to code for hours, but piracy can easily steal the author's hard work with just a few seconds of copying and pasting. I have seen too many book collections that are obviously high, but subscriptions are low because of piracy. Some authors can only give up their novels and find other jobs to support their lives. Because they are ordinary people, please give the authors some support. A few dollars a day is not a lot of money. For the authors who wrote this book, it is their source of livelihood. Of course, having said that, whether to read the original version only depends on one's financial ability, especially those primary school students, junior high school students who like to read novels, or poor people who like to read novels. Of course, I still hope that everyone will read the original version. Please give your favorite novels some support. Ps: urge for update

The characteristic of this book is that most of the supporting characters in the book have very exciting stories, whether they are for the common people in the world or personal grudges, especially Mo Qiu. In comparison, the protagonist is just a clown. The golden finger is basically useless except for the front. He is afraid of this and that all day long. You can either simply look at history like other immortals and have nothing to do with life or death, or you can fight to the end like Shuangwen. Rather than encountering a supporting character every once in a while and how they are doing, I would be moved for a while and feel that I should come out to turn the tide. To be honest, it doesn't look good at all. From the beginning to the end of the whole story, the protagonist is the one who most persuades him to quit.

After reading more than a hundred chapters, I think the three views are quite upright and the character creation is good, but I just don't understand why Golden Finger is not used. The golden finger was used in the early days, and it easily improved the skill for 500 years, but then it was not used again. It forced the starting line with the natives to be unified, and it was forgotten if it was not used. It could cure diseases and save people and accumulate attribute points, and wait until it accumulates in the future, but it has been 15 years since the protagonist drank tea and read books every day? The attribute points actually didn't increase at all. Later, I was still talking about how hard it is to find innates. Isn't it hard to find innate skills even if you have golden fingers?

1: The protagonist of this book is affectionate and righteous. Looking at thousands of books, in terms of shaping the protagonist, there are only a few people like Chen Hongmao and Uncle Luan. The main character of the author is indeed clear. After more than a hundred chapters, no poisonous points have emerged. Especially the part where the three of them get together and express their feelings is a real success. 2: Gradually getting better, the world view gradually spreads, the author controls his own thoughts, and updates in time. This book is excellent. If there is a big recommendation, it is difficult to become a god, but the reputation is already there. The follow-up will not fall into the conventional, and the author also has the qualifications to become a god. 3: Come on, keep an eye on you. [Emot=default,05/]

I feel like vomiting when I see my daughter. Wouldn't the author come up with a name? There are eight out of ten novels in which the little girl's name is this. It makes me sick.

The first feeling is that the story lacks detailed descriptions and cannot impress others very well. It also feels a bit inexplicable. Maybe the author has a lot of thoughts, but does not add the warmth of some small scenes (not just a little bit, but really gives those small stories a scene to tell). The main line is written carelessly, and the sense of substitution seems insufficient. The second feeling is that it is completely divorced from Xuan Hu Ji Shi, and instead puts martial arts first, which is not in line with the theme. When I read the title, I was attracted by the awe-inspiring entry of "Xuan Hu Ji Shi", but after reading Chapter 60, I only got a glimpse of it (the protagonist's internal strength has the effect of rejuvenating dead trees). For the first time, I can only see the image of a wise and self-protective little person in the protagonist, and there is no trace of the benevolence and compassion of a doctor (I subjectively extended this image based on Xuan Hu Ji Shi, so I clicked on it). Maybe the author will have any major conflicts and turning points in the future, which will make the protagonist suddenly have an epiphany? It is unknown. Generally speaking, there are not many problems, but they are quite fatal. My humble opinion.

If you want to write about suffering, you have to write about change. Don't write about angry youth and make me sick out of thin air. Bad intentions, worthy of death

Author, are you writing an essay? Or are you arguing the content? Just some quotations from classics occasionally, as you have in almost every article, as well as some short stories about ancient people in real life. I came to read novels, not to see the history of the fortune of ancient Mozi. The content is well written, I just wish there were less classical Chinese essays and short stories.

6. Nondescript Confucianism and Mohism, copying famous quotes has nothing to say. There is no main line in the development of the plot. It is scattered here and there, with abrupt turns. The martial arts in the early stage of the plot, the spiritual energy recovery in the middle stage, and the traditional fantasy in the later stage are all stitched together. The supporting characters are forced to be smarter, the protagonists are forced to show off, and the ending is forced to end without any use of brains.

Damn it, at first I thought it was a medical novel, but after reading it I realized it was a martial arts novel, and after reading it I realized it was a fairy tale. When I saw the latest chapter, holy shit, this is a big game of chess.