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The pine breeze blows away the tea smoke, and among the white clouds, the gods sleep peacefully. Unconsciously, I remembered the old days, under the trees at the entrance of the village, the old people talking about ancient times, those fairy tales, fox spirits and mountain monsters that shocked young children. They were neither true nor illusory, weird and romantic, but I still felt it was wonderful. ... How many people can live forever if they dream of being a fairy? The story of Lin Jue seeking immortality in a world of strange creatures and gods.
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Official(81)Scraped 22d ago
The protagonist's personality is more rotten than a scholar, so this time travel identity is useless
If you like to write about Confucian scholars, don't create time-travel characters. The separation is too severe and there are no scientific values at all. It makes people feel that the protagonist is just a fish out of nine.
I'm a fool, I feel like every time I go out to slay demons, I rely on luck or physical PK, and the methods I learn are nonsense! !
Although the subject matter is good, it is an old cliché of love-love drama.
The beginning was well written. When I saw the old Taoist and junior sister appear, I knew it was still a cliché love story, and I didn't want to watch it immediately. Cultivation of Taoism and immortality, why do women need to practice Taoism? If a rich man can marry as many as he wants, why should he cultivate Taoism and immortality?
I spent money to read the book, and the more I read, the more angry I became. Let me talk about the specific framework first. It is a daily group portrait novel. The overall world framework is not big, only a small place bounces back and forth. The author's protagonist is a time traveler, but cooking from the beginning to the end reflects the ability of the time traveler. Say you want merit. Just get some tools and you will already have merit and body protection. If you don't write, you are not thinking about hydrology. He is obviously a teenager. Lang is as rotten as a dying old man, and the author likes hydrology very much. He has to repeat one thing many times, and he knows all the simple things. He insists on asking all kinds of questions about hydrology. I have already read half of it and I can't help but comment. It's the same framework as the previous book, but with a few changes. It's all about cheating money. According to your book, the five elements are noisy and have bad moral character.
Not as good as the previous one, the similarity is too high, but the protagonist follows the rules and has no unrestrained personality
It feels like Fighting to Break the Sky has been adapted into Martial Arts. The overlap of the background frames is almost 100%, and I have been killing demons all the time. The overlapping background frames are a bit aesthetically tired, and the continuous replacement of demons without changing the ingredients makes it even more boring. It feels like the shadow of the previous book is everywhere. I wonder why the protagonist, who has a strong sense of justice and a rigid personality, is set to be a spiritual sect? It's obviously more in line with the protagonist's character to go to the Fu Lu Sect.
The old man persuades the newbie to quit, and the whole chapter begins with a discussion of the previous book. From the beginning to the middle. It's annoying to keep saying this. It's annoying. Because they were all discussing the books above, there was very little discussion about this one. I felt like what I was reading was really not the same book. I don't even want to click on those comments.
It's nice to look at, but it's a pity that it didn't fill in the pitfalls of traveling through time.
Garbage garbage garbage garbage garbage garbage garbage garbage garbage
This book is not as good as the previous one.
No emotion, feeling meaningless, like clear water,
It's okay, it's a little bit daily, but I still grasp the main thread of cultivating immortals. The process is a bit like when I played Guigu Bahuang to collect materials. I pulled a bunch of skills and only used a few
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Official(81)Scraped 22d ago
The protagonist's personality is more rotten than a scholar, so this time travel identity is useless
If you like to write about Confucian scholars, don't create time-travel characters. The separation is too severe and there are no scientific values at all. It makes people feel that the protagonist is just a fish out of nine.
I'm a fool, I feel like every time I go out to slay demons, I rely on luck or physical PK, and the methods I learn are nonsense! !
Although the subject matter is good, it is an old cliché of love-love drama.
The beginning was well written. When I saw the old Taoist and junior sister appear, I knew it was still a cliché love story, and I didn't want to watch it immediately. Cultivation of Taoism and immortality, why do women need to practice Taoism? If a rich man can marry as many as he wants, why should he cultivate Taoism and immortality?
I spent money to read the book, and the more I read, the more angry I became. Let me talk about the specific framework first. It is a daily group portrait novel. The overall world framework is not big, only a small place bounces back and forth. The author's protagonist is a time traveler, but cooking from the beginning to the end reflects the ability of the time traveler. Say you want merit. Just get some tools and you will already have merit and body protection. If you don't write, you are not thinking about hydrology. He is obviously a teenager. Lang is as rotten as a dying old man, and the author likes hydrology very much. He has to repeat one thing many times, and he knows all the simple things. He insists on asking all kinds of questions about hydrology. I have already read half of it and I can't help but comment. It's the same framework as the previous book, but with a few changes. It's all about cheating money. According to your book, the five elements are noisy and have bad moral character.
Not as good as the previous one, the similarity is too high, but the protagonist follows the rules and has no unrestrained personality
It feels like Fighting to Break the Sky has been adapted into Martial Arts. The overlap of the background frames is almost 100%, and I have been killing demons all the time. The overlapping background frames are a bit aesthetically tired, and the continuous replacement of demons without changing the ingredients makes it even more boring. It feels like the shadow of the previous book is everywhere. I wonder why the protagonist, who has a strong sense of justice and a rigid personality, is set to be a spiritual sect? It's obviously more in line with the protagonist's character to go to the Fu Lu Sect.
The old man persuades the newbie to quit, and the whole chapter begins with a discussion of the previous book. From the beginning to the middle. It's annoying to keep saying this. It's annoying. Because they were all discussing the books above, there was very little discussion about this one. I felt like what I was reading was really not the same book. I don't even want to click on those comments.
It's nice to look at, but it's a pity that it didn't fill in the pitfalls of traveling through time.
Garbage garbage garbage garbage garbage garbage garbage garbage garbage
This book is not as good as the previous one.
No emotion, feeling meaningless, like clear water,
It's okay, it's a little bit daily, but I still grasp the main thread of cultivating immortals. The process is a bit like when I played Guigu Bahuang to collect materials. I pulled a bunch of skills and only used a few
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🌙[Licorice][Classical Fairy] As a fusion of classical fairy tales and monster culture, the novel uses a unique writing style to outline a fantasy world where humans, demons, and gods coexist. The protagonist Lin Jue travels to a small mountain village with simple folk customs, and accidentally gets involved in a dispute between spirits and monsters amidst poverty and difficulties. With the help of a "Book of Ten Thousand Dharmas" that can collect magic spells from all over the world, he gradually uncovers the mystery of this world. The story unfolds in the form of a unit drama, including the absurdity and strangeness told by the old man in the village, as well as the turmoil in the rivers, lakes and temples. In the intertwining of investigation and spiritual practice, a bizarre oriental fantasy picture is constructed. Different from the traditional fairy tale of upgrading and fighting monsters, this book focuses on the word "magic monsters". When Lin Jue first entered the world, he took the risk of staying overnight in a haunted temple to raise money for medicine. He faced the evil spirits as a mortal, but in the crisis he discovered that the complexity of human nature often hides behind ghosts. As the plot progresses, he becomes a disciple of Fuqiu Guan and learns Taoist techniques such as sword control and spreading beans to become soldiers. At the same time, he comes into contact with supernatural beings such as mountain gods, fox demons, and plague gods. The author cleverly integrates elements from ancient books such as "Sou Shen Ji" and "Netherworld Records" into modern narratives. It has both the philosophical thinking of "demons arise from people" and the hearty duel of "swords slaying gods", finding a balance between romance and weirdness. Objectively speaking, the pace of the book is a little slow in the early stages, and the dialogue between the characters is more life-like. However, as the main plot of the "Juxian Mansion" conspiracy emerges, the plot gradually becomes more compact. The character creation is particularly brilliant: the protagonist Lin Jue is rational and calm, and is good at solving magic puzzles with mortal wisdom; the supporting characters such as Su Mo, the descendant of Longhu Mountain, are all lifelike with his free spirit and righteousness, and the majesty and compassion of the mountain god. In terms of writing style, the author is good at delicate line drawings, and his depictions of rural scenery and fighting scenes are very pictorial. For example, the opening line of "The pine breeze blows away the tea smoke, and the gods sleep in the white clouds" sets the poetic tone of the whole book. Settings:7 Plot:8 Writing style: 8 Others:7
Author: Golden Jasmine (Great God) Tags: Xianxia Classical Xianxia Status: serialized First order: 17386 (available on 2024-08-01) The pine breeze blows away the tea smoke, and among the white clouds, the gods sleep peacefully. Unconsciously, I remembered the old days, under the trees at the entrance of the village, the old people talking about ancient times, those fairy tales, fox spirits and mountain monsters that shocked young children. They were neither true nor illusory, weird and romantic, but I still felt it was wonderful. ... How many people can live forever if they dream of being a fairy? The story of Lin Jue seeking immortality in a world of strange creatures and gods.
Keywords: monsters, healing, daily life, cultivating immortality, attaining the Tao I have read the author's book called Sanhua Empress. The cat in that book is very cute. The little animals in this book are also very cute image smart Reading a few lines of text feels like watching a pet video My heart melted The protagonist's outlook on life is also very correct It is a world of monsters, gods and ghosts connected by the protagonist's daily cultivation of immortality + monsters. So charming
Recommended, the book has been completed and can be started, overall it's pretty good
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