
Tongtian Bamboo Repair
About This Novel
[Relive a new life and become an immortal through practice] Zhang Miao took a piece of purple bamboo and traveled through rebirth to a world of practice. As long as it is cultivated diligently, the purple bamboo can absorb 'experience' and bear different 'fruits'. After ten years of growing bamboo, the purple bamboo allowed Zhang Miao to grow wood spirit roots, successfully entered the Green Bamboo Gate, and embarked on the path of spiritual practice. Bamboo is fast-growing and tough, modest and tenacious, upright but not roundabout. People are like bamboo, bamboo nourishes people, and there is no better way to practice cultivation than this.
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Official(38)Scraped 5d ago
It's suitable for beginners, but don't read it for old bookworms. There are too many loopholes, and too much logic is unreasonable. For example, the sect that the protagonist joins, the sect leader, elders, and deacons have never shown up once, and the author doesn't even mention it. Many places are inconsistent with common sense. After more than 80 chapters, when he is forced into a wife, the protagonist has the same attitude, whether to escape, not to resist, or to agree. He wants to show off or not, and it is frustrating to watch.
If you can't write a few female characters, don't write them.
Isn't it good to focus on development? Who would be disgusted by imposing a few low-quality emotional scenes?
The protagonist was in the early stages of foundation building and was chased by a Nascent Soul. He escaped with his life thanks to the powerful protagonist's aura. Haha, author, are you serious? ? I'm afraid I wouldn't dare to write this in a novel written ten years ago, right? ? Do you sincerely want to persuade me to quit? ?
Personal perspective is a bit confusing
When the author mentions the content of the previous memories when writing the book, can he not bring his own perspective into it? A third-person book writes about the content of the memories, and a person suddenly comes out to explain it to you. You are writing a story, not telling a story. You cannot bring your perspective as the author into the book. The recollections should be viewed entirely from the perspective of the protagonist. Otherwise, when you look at this book, you will feel like there is a character from God's perspective in it!
I have a suggestion. You can ignore it if you don't like it. When writing about the protagonist's past life, don't give random disease names. Be specific and try not to mention them again later. To be honest, people who suffer from these diseases are very miserable. It makes people feel uncomfortable when they appear in this kind of YY novel. It is rare to see authors write specific disease names. It is better to stay in awe and don't mention them all the time. Some of them are really not suitable for entertainment.
Calabash baby? What a show. Even for a lower-level sect, this is too hasty. Is that called a sect?
bamboo
The name is Zhuxiu. If the bean soldiers are made of bamboo, it is better. Of course, I don't mean that gourds are bad.
If you look at it from a normal perspective, you will find that it is very abnormal. The protagonist is poor, and he himself knows it. Even if he has a superior spiritual root, he still works hard to earn extra money. This is no problem, it is normal. What is abnormal is that after his spiritual root was upgraded to the Tianlinggen, he remained silent and did not fight for more resources for himself. Doesn't he know how much the sect supports the top geniuses? It's rare that you can make more money by working for two thousand a month than the boss's appreciation? This is not the most abnormal thing. Later, his spiritual root was upgraded again. I helped him do the math, top-level heavenly spiritual root + superior earth spiritual root. According to the description in the book, the sect must not go crazy after knowing this qualification, and must not throw all the sect's balance on him. However, our protagonist did not fight for benefits for this. , Instead he works as a fish farmer in the sect and works as a handyman. In order to earn a few spiritual stones every month, he risks his life to fight monsters. But if he uses his top qualifications to rise to the top, not only will he be a core disciple, he will also have 200 million spiritual stones for pocket money every month... I don't understand it, I don't understand it very much, I can't figure it out! Later I figured it out. The author deliberately wrote this, but I am not a three-year-old child, and three-year-old children don't need logic.
It's quite nice, the story is quite interesting, it's suitable for reading when you have nothing to do.
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Official(38)Scraped 5d ago
It's suitable for beginners, but don't read it for old bookworms. There are too many loopholes, and too much logic is unreasonable. For example, the sect that the protagonist joins, the sect leader, elders, and deacons have never shown up once, and the author doesn't even mention it. Many places are inconsistent with common sense. After more than 80 chapters, when he is forced into a wife, the protagonist has the same attitude, whether to escape, not to resist, or to agree. He wants to show off or not, and it is frustrating to watch.
If you can't write a few female characters, don't write them.
Isn't it good to focus on development? Who would be disgusted by imposing a few low-quality emotional scenes?
The protagonist was in the early stages of foundation building and was chased by a Nascent Soul. He escaped with his life thanks to the powerful protagonist's aura. Haha, author, are you serious? ? I'm afraid I wouldn't dare to write this in a novel written ten years ago, right? ? Do you sincerely want to persuade me to quit? ?
Personal perspective is a bit confusing
When the author mentions the content of the previous memories when writing the book, can he not bring his own perspective into it? A third-person book writes about the content of the memories, and a person suddenly comes out to explain it to you. You are writing a story, not telling a story. You cannot bring your perspective as the author into the book. The recollections should be viewed entirely from the perspective of the protagonist. Otherwise, when you look at this book, you will feel like there is a character from God's perspective in it!
I have a suggestion. You can ignore it if you don't like it. When writing about the protagonist's past life, don't give random disease names. Be specific and try not to mention them again later. To be honest, people who suffer from these diseases are very miserable. It makes people feel uncomfortable when they appear in this kind of YY novel. It is rare to see authors write specific disease names. It is better to stay in awe and don't mention them all the time. Some of them are really not suitable for entertainment.
Calabash baby? What a show. Even for a lower-level sect, this is too hasty. Is that called a sect?
bamboo
The name is Zhuxiu. If the bean soldiers are made of bamboo, it is better. Of course, I don't mean that gourds are bad.
If you look at it from a normal perspective, you will find that it is very abnormal. The protagonist is poor, and he himself knows it. Even if he has a superior spiritual root, he still works hard to earn extra money. This is no problem, it is normal. What is abnormal is that after his spiritual root was upgraded to the Tianlinggen, he remained silent and did not fight for more resources for himself. Doesn't he know how much the sect supports the top geniuses? It's rare that you can make more money by working for two thousand a month than the boss's appreciation? This is not the most abnormal thing. Later, his spiritual root was upgraded again. I helped him do the math, top-level heavenly spiritual root + superior earth spiritual root. According to the description in the book, the sect must not go crazy after knowing this qualification, and must not throw all the sect's balance on him. However, our protagonist did not fight for benefits for this. , Instead he works as a fish farmer in the sect and works as a handyman. In order to earn a few spiritual stones every month, he risks his life to fight monsters. But if he uses his top qualifications to rise to the top, not only will he be a core disciple, he will also have 200 million spiritual stones for pocket money every month... I don't understand it, I don't understand it very much, I can't figure it out! Later I figured it out. The author deliberately wrote this, but I am not a three-year-old child, and three-year-old children don't need logic.
It's quite nice, the story is quite interesting, it's suitable for reading when you have nothing to do.










