Lord of Mysteries

After reading novels for more than ten years, to be honest, apart from the cultural level and writing style of many online novels, they are indeed worse than those of Jin Yong and others, but they are excellent in many other aspects. Here are my personal principles for reading novels: The first is the protagonist's world view. There are too many negative things and I don't want to read them. If the novel were all positive, it wouldn't be called a novel, but some of them go too far. Don't watch it if your knowledge is extremely shallow. Some of the dialogue ways of dealing with things in the article are indeed second-rate. The second is whether the writing is good or not. As long as the description is not particularly boring, it is generally acceptable. The third is logic. This shows the author's strict prohibition in writing novels, including dialogue, level setting, baggage setting, battle setting, tactical and strategic setting, etc. That is to say, you must have the ability to justify yourself. I don't have a certain foundation in hard science fiction, so I can't write it at all. If I write it, it's just a fantasy article about cultivation. The fourth is language description. In the previous not-so-good situation, I won't read the protagonist's frivolous words. It's a waste of time because of rubbish. The fifth is the outline background, the science and technology system or the road construction system, etc. This is very important, and Zhe Tian's writing in the middle and back sections is very vague. Of course, some romance-oriented films tend to pass these by and don't care. The central idea of ​​the sixth propaganda was passed by briefly. When I was reading the book, I found that the author was writing it in and out. The several novels written by Jing Keshou before writing Qing Emperor were all written about this intermittently. However, it is generally difficult for people to write this in online articles. If you want to read this book, you should look for professional books. After all, online articles are more entertaining. Seventh, the sense of substitution, or what impresses you. This often overturns a lot of the previous ones. I once watched Gu Jianfeng's Star Cruise, which deeply moved me to yearn for the stars and the sea. Although his novel has many shortcomings, I still enjoyed reading it. Later, he wrote the Mecha King, which also had a lot of loopholes, but what impressed me was the technological design system of this mecha, and I liked it very much. For example, when I saw a fake hero n years ago, many of these logics could not withstand the scrutiny of the literary society. But there were too many things written in it that moved me, including cheerful dialogues, descriptions, plain fat people, etc., So I couldn't keep up with it. Let's get down to business: The first time I read Squid's work was many years ago. At that time, the story of Mortal Cultivation to Immortality was finished, and there was a book shortage. I read a lot of online novels, which were very weak novels, such as some with a lot of negative energy, some with basic logic, some chronicles, some seeking revenge for breaking off an engagement, some elders always looking shocked, and shaking every day. I really couldn't complain, so I hurriedly read the chapter names and discarded the plot at the end. I accidentally discovered the Illustrated Book of Destiny. I liked the writing very much, so I kept reading. The faster I read, the more I discovered that it was indeed a rare novel. The big frame setting is very good. The writing may not be so beautiful, but it is also very compact and wonderful, and the links are intertwined without being obtrusive. More importantly, the dialogue and the way things are handled are by no means second-rate like some novice novels. After reading it, I searched for the author. I saw a new author, and then I read The Arcane Throne written by him. I was very happy, and it was another favorite. Later, when I read The Lord of the World, I almost canceled the article at the beginning. Out of my trust in Cuttlefish, I read on patiently. After watching it, I was not disappointed, it was great. Then I watched The Grandmaster with great anticipation. MB turned out to be a piece of shit, and I was almost overly sweet. The only pity is that I didn't continue writing, because I was afraid that I would end up writing something similar to the Supreme Being. I was really in a book shortage some time ago, because I read a few wizarding novels, Wizarding Journey, Wizarding World, etc. Although it was a little inferior to The Master of Life, it was still readable. I just want to find wizard articles again. Just watched Mystery, it's as good as ever, I support it.

Let's first summarize the routine of the Squid finale. Squid's Ending Law 1: The protagonist cannot reach the highest level set by the book For example: Xiaoshi is just a Taoist but has not ascended; Lucien is only a demigod but not a true god; Monkey is just the other side but has not attained Taoism; Lou Cheng is just Waigang and has not reached the taboo realm. Squid ending law two: the protagonist directly or indirectly makes a character in the book reach the full level For example: Xiaoshi Hedao allowed Taoist Yujing to realize eternity; Lucien's becoming a demigod also indirectly promoted Viken to become a true god (although it was a true god with empty levels); Monkey finally helped Sanqing realize eternity; Lou Cheng made the Dragon King a taboo with his final blow Okay, let's start the text now. According to the above two laws, the ending is actually obvious: Mr. Ke helps Roselle become the strongest. Assuming that this is the ending, we can explain some things in reverse. 1: Rosell is not dead, or will be resurrected in the end: This possibility is still very high. After all, Mr. Ke can be resurrected and even Azik, who is suspected of being the god of death, cannot see it. Then Rosell is very likely to use this special method to fake death and escape from the assassination. 2: The gray fog is the transitional space created by Roselle to open up the world and the earth's world, and it is also the key to his resurrection: From the current perspective, there is no such thing as the gray fog space after Roselle traveled through it, so the gray fog was probably studied by Roselle in order to return home. After later discovering that his life was in danger, he associated it with the transfer ritual so that he could ask for help from those who came after him and help him grow up quickly. Finally, I have a little thought of a fan ending: Deep in the gray fog, Klein walked forward cautiously, and suddenly he saw a bright light in front of the gray fog, with a vague seat inside. As Klein approached, the gray fog gradually dissipated, and he saw a grand and glorious throne, with a man in gorgeous clothes and holding a golden cane sitting on the throne. The man's face was pale and his eyes were closed. His body showed no color in Klein's spiritual vision. "Roselle who died due to assassination? His body is actually deep in the gray fog!" Klein's pupils shrank and his heart was full of doubts. At this moment, Klein's consciousness clearly reflected the corpse slowly opening its eyes, "Oh my God, the corpse has transformed!" Klein quickly simulated the sinking feeling and prepared to escape from the gray fog. At this moment, he heard a few words He coughed, "Cough, cough, cough, damn, I'm finally alive." The smooth Mandarin words instantly shattered the feeling that Klein had just simulated, and he fell into the gray mist. "Hey, you are the little guy who saved me. You don't need to kneel down like this and keep your body flat." Roselle, who had just woken up, noticed Klein who was on all fours on the ground. .........(A chat between Klein and Roselle). "Do you still want to go back to Earth now? I have lived a happy life in the past few years since becoming emperor, and I no longer want to return to the ordinary life on Earth." Roselle smiled, and Klein considered it before saying, "I still want to go back... (Explanation)" "Okay then." Roselle waved the golden cane in his hand, and the gray mist rolled toward him. The cane swung in the direction and gradually condensed into a door. "You can go back through this door, but this is a one-way past and you can't go back. You have to think carefully." Klein looked at the door in front of him, and everything in this world flashed through his mind. Finally, he took a deep breath and stepped into the door of gray mist. A strong falling feeling woke up Zhou Mingrui who was lying on the bed. Covered in cold sweat, he couldn't wait to walk to the window and opened the curtains before his mind was fully awake. The slightly cold autumn wind completely woke him up. Outside the window was the familiar yet unfamiliar white moonlight, the modern high-rise buildings, and the occasional passing car. Zhou Mingrui, who had mixed feelings, finally uttered the Luen word "goodbye".

This is a sealed artifact building

The author is simply awesome. He has mastered all four subjects of arts, science and crafts. This is the real master, and it can reflect the author's thoughts, which is countless times better than those infinitely cool articles.

What's the reason for this? Is it because I haven't played any games or haven't read any books? Am I the only one who doesn't understand?

This book is a slow read and needs to be read carefully. . . Well, actually this is a sign-in building. . .

There are so many settings alone, I can't remember them.

Squid, you are already a mature writer, you should learn to break out without letting readers urge you to update →_→. .

What kind of novel is this? There are still people who read it and have no idea what the author is going to write next. They are incomparable to those masters who know what the next ten chapters will be after reading one chapter! The writing style is also much different from theirs, and there is no intimacy at all like reading my own primary school composition!

Readers who usually read ignorant articles should not read it. It is very difficult to understand. Some children still blame the author if they cannot understand. It is malicious and low score, which is really annoying. The author has built a very grand worldview, but it does not present it all to the readers at once, but slowly reveals it as the protagonist grows step by step, allowing the readers to follow the protagonist to understand this strange, crazy and tender world little by little. The rhythm of each volume made me feel very comfortable while reading, with tension and relaxation, relaxed and interesting interactions with companions, crazy despair when facing the truth of the world, and the warmth and kindness that the protagonist insists on in his heart. The kindness and bottom line that the protagonist insists on are the most touching to me. Reading the black-faced and abusive article does make people feel relaxed and happy, but the beauty of humanity in this article is what I think is more precious. The author's three views are upright, and the protagonist's three views are upright. I hope that under the influence of the protagonist, we can also gain this quality. This is not a time-travel novel. Uncle Zhou does not have a harem, only countless vests and a group of young men. He sometimes wants to be lazy and stay in bed. He likes sweet iced tea and enjoys delicious food. He will worry about money. Even if he has a lot of wealth, he will find ways to save a gold coin (laughing). He is cautious and always follows the guidance of his heart, but he will do everything he can to stand in front of his companions without fear of death. He is a person of flesh and blood, my friend in another world. Happy reading