Qingyu Practice Notes

I still made the biggest mistake of this kind of book. I traveled through time and became a monster. During the war of racial interests, I licked the human race and only injured but not killed. As a result, people didn't like the protagonist at all and were ready to get rid of the protagonist. He was a pure clown.

I don't know how to put it, the angle of entry is average, and I don't know how to evaluate it. I just feel that overall it is average in all aspects. Do you want to say it is bad? That's not the case, but if you want to say it's novel, you can't say it out of conscience, because how can you say it? The beginning is very ordinary. The protagonist keeps practicing, then accumulates experience, and creates a cultivation method. He keeps practicing the superficial cultivation method, and then finds a like-minded Taoist friend, and then encounters a powerful opponent not long after. Anyway, the routine is like this, but there is no novel feeling. Alas, I don't know how to evaluate it.

The content of Chapters 1 and 2 still feels like a fish, but after meeting the turtle, he becomes completely human.

The more I read, the more I realized that the author's writing was very strange. Anyway, this is the first time I have seen such a weak power of yin and yang. In this case, don't draw on the power of yin and yang in the first place. Don't pull toward the sun and the moon. Once you pull upward, pull deeply instead of just losing a few sesame seeds and then running to pick up another sesame seed.

How should I put it? It just feels like a human being.

It's very well written. I haven't seen such a good-looking novel about monsters for a long time. As a spirit, the protagonist is completely on the side of the spirit and does not say that he is very close to the human race. Moreover, the protagonist walks the upright path of the spirit and does not eat humans or his own race. Nice

It was quite attractive to me in the early stage, but after the foundation was established, there were several demon kings who licked the dragon king's advice and learned formations and alchemy. . It doesn't look good anyway

Alas, it is still the case. The male protagonist is following the same old path, so I don't need to watch it anymore. The author's system of cultivating immortality is very simple.

It's well written, and there doesn't seem to be anything particularly bad about it so far.

Is it true that fish cannot be stronger than dragons? Are myths and stories too deeply rooted in people's hearts? Then what about creatures that eat dragons?