Mysterious City: I Can Add Entries to Everything!

What kind of future animation do you give Xiaozhi as a reward for wishing? It's so funny. I thought Xiaozhi would say the wish for Xiaolong to come.

I voted three monthly votes. Seek refinement

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After reading a hundred chapters, I feel more and more the unique temperament of this book. Different from the endless fighting, conquest, and realm involution of most fantasy novels, this book takes a unique path. The story is based on the eternal changes after the end of the catastrophe. It no longer pursues continuous conflicts, but instead depicts the sustainability of the prosperous age and the inheritance of the context. It has a grand layout and a far-reaching artistic conception. After reading it, I feel very calm. Character creation is a highlight of the book. The protagonist Shen Yan stands on the top of the cloud platform, watching over the mountains and rivers for eternity. There is no endless conquest and expansion. His lifelong wish is just to guard the peaceful world that the sage Ling Shuang sacrificed his life for. Lingshuang goes retrograde in white clothes, burns all his origins to quell the catastrophe, and transforms into the rhythm of heaven and earth to last forever. This image of a sage is not a suspended symbol, but the spiritual core that runs through the entire book. There is no pure villain in the book, and the focus of all narratives falls on "guarding" and "inheritance." One thousand, three hundred and twenty-six veteran monks, the first generation of seventh-level powerhouses, the Apocalypse Mobile Team, and missionary monks from all over the world have complete three-dimensional images, each performing their duties, and jointly building a closed loop of human civilization. The worldview setting is rigorous and complete. Twelve main leyline nodes and 47 secondary leyline tributaries constitute the global spirit-gathering heavenly formation. Three top-level sects merge with seven first-class sects. There are hundreds of public schools and a complete education system. A large number of settings are unified before and after, and the data is consistent. It can be seen that the author has made a complete outline in the early stage, and the details can withstand scrutiny. The three rules of keeping the heart, preaching, and protecting the world are deeply rooted in the hearts of the people. The symbiosis of immortals and mortals, the universal benefit of resources, the abandonment of sectarian barriers and resource competition, and the construction of an idealized world of great harmony are refreshing. The chapter narrative of the four seasons is very beautiful. Spring, summer, autumn, and winter hide. The changes of the four seasons connect the various states of Canglan mountains and rivers. From the fireworks in the city to the cloud platform in the holy city, from the common people to the high-level monks, two threads run parallel to each other, including the warmth of the human world and the abundant harvest in the vast fields, as well as the longing that spans eternity in front of the holy statue on the Lingtai. The text style is gentle and thick, and the atmosphere is full. The plots such as the Yuntai Festival and the Global Taoism Conference continue to strengthen the core theme of "prosperous times are hard to come by, and we must not slack off in adhering to the Tao". Of course, the style of the novel is more of a still water, lacking frequent fights and conflicts. Readers who prefer fast-paced killing plots may find it bland. But in my opinion, the long-term peace and inheritance after a desperate situation is another kind of shock in itself. The war rages on in all the worlds, but Canglan is the only one who maintains peace and quiet. The strong contrast highlights the weight of protection. I hope the author will continue to stabilize his writing style, continue to explore the details of cultural inheritance, and add stories about the growth of the new generation of monks. Don't deliberately create contradictions, forcefully create refreshing points, and maintain the unique grandeur and tenderness of the moment. This is a rare masterpiece of slow-burning fantasy, suitable for reading quietly and carefully, and for book lovers who like novels with a grand world view and rich humanistic heritage.

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