Distant Mountain Breaking Song

I really can't understand it. I just watched it for a while and it felt boring. I couldn't understand it. Is this a high score of 9.2?

I read the first three chapters carefully and read them over and over again, trying to understand the author, but it seems like this is really a piece of cake. Can anyone really understand it?

The whole article contains a lot of unexplained moans from the literary youth, mixed with some foul-smelling private goods, alluding to the revolutionary ancestors. Making things up at will without any concept of physics is simply lowering your IQ. A large group of Jiuluoyu stench fans boasted about obscenity and it was funny.

At first I thought it was an anti-war novel, then I thought it was a science fiction novel, and then I thought it was a prehistoric novel. It wasn't until I saw Huo Qubing's name that I realized it was a pseudo-Han Dynasty fantasy zone system double-travel novel (similar to Lord of Mysteries' front and back projection). I thought it was another small-scale enclosure modernization in a specious ancient setting. It wasn't until I read Chapter 334 that the true god is not allowed to be seen in the world, that I realized that Ziyu wanted to play a big game this time. There has never been any savior, nor does it rely on gods and emperors. To create human happiness, it all depends on ourselves. The core of the Internationale has been taken out, and it would be unreasonable not to set off a revolutionary wave. What role does the protagonist have to play to live up to the stage of troubled times that has been laid out for more than three hundred chapters? I am really looking forward to the unfolding of the next story. After writing so many chapters, the story is basically a one-man show of the protagonist. A one-man show cannot sustain the mighty revolutionary torrent. I wonder if the previous foreshadowing will be retracted and turned into a group portrait. Only by writing wonderful group portraits when the stars of mankind shine can the reader be worthy of the slow-burning torment of this book.

1. At the beginning, the protagonist's family participated in the Revolution of the Republic of China. I thought it was a normal time travel, but suddenly fantasy elements were added, and a dragon appeared and established a relationship with the dragon. 2. The protagonist's ancestor has arranged a fatal task for the protagonist's parents. The protagonist hates his ancestor, but no hatred can be seen in the relationship. 3. The protagonist's ancestor is set to sacrifice all his relatives for the sake of the country and the people. But they actually allowed members of the Worm family to occupy high positions. The reason is that after their death, the organization will purify itself and the benefits will be spit out. Shouldn't they strengthen management and eliminate relatives for justice while they are alive? Don't set up a selfless persona if you let them go. 4. The ancestor arranged for the protagonist to travel to an unknown location in space, and gave him a knife, a mobile phone, and other miscellaneous items. The most important thing is not that there is no ability and quality training, no fighting ability, no intelligence collection and research judgment ability..., Just wait until the day comes when the protagonist is left to the dragon to leave. 5. Sun Wukong is most famous for his Somersault Cloud, which can travel hundreds of thousands of miles. The speed of light is 30,000 kilometers per second. Baidu calculates that Sun Dasheng is only 3,000 kilometers per second. Somersault Cloud is an advanced skill that most gods cannot master, but the dragon at the beginning of the book can easily fly faster than the speed of light. 6. When the protagonist meets the dragon at the beginning, there is no language barrier at all, and the conversation is easy. The protagonist even takes out the Dragon Crash, and the dragon is not very angry and gives welfare, dragon balls, and eggshells to the protagonist.

It tells the story of a red belt who was arranged by his ancestors to travel across the universe and use his life to find a way to spread red ideas.

Historical text, there are dragons, talking about democracy, traveling in space

After reading dozens of chapters, I couldn't figure out what the protagonist was doing. If the author hadn't been so famous, I would have totally thrown him off.

The dialogue lines of the characters are indeed the same as in all the books you have written before. They all have the same flavor. It doesn't matter whether the character has read the book or not, whether he is a child of an aristocratic family or a refugee savage. There is no limit on whether he is a fairy or a monster from 2.3 Years old to 100 years old. The smell of talking is exactly the same. It's really boring.

I have always liked the book "Jie 2" the most, but this one simply strayed to the Pacific Ocean.