Refining the Mountains and Rivers

I have been reading your novels since "Tao". Your writing is very good. The only drawback is that it is a little too slow to update.

I really cried when I started writing, the weak can also become strong. The gears of fate started turning. If you have money, I really want to reward you.

It's been five years. I remember very clearly that in early 2015, I started trying to read novels. The first book I read was "The Tao". It is still fresh in my memory and I still have unfinished thoughts. From the previous book "Tao" to this book "Sacrifice to Refining Mountains and Rivers", I discovered something in common! There is no so-called absolute good and evil in the author's works, and the plot is not as contrived as Xiao Xianrou. The story is very close to the various aspects of the world, and the three views are very correct. Although it starts with a fantasy theme based on cultivation, it is consistent with "reality" everywhere. As the saying goes, "reality" in the virtual is the author's unique subtlety. However, I have been reading it for too long, and some parts have been forgotten. If anyone can answer some of the questions below, I will be grateful. There are three questions, one: Where do the purple moon and blue sun in Qin Yu's soul space in the mountains and rivers of sacrifice come from? Second: I wonder if Qin Yu offended the ancestor of the Nanyue Kingdom in Canghai when he was still a soul or Yuanying. Has the hole for him to escape later been filled? Third: I wonder if the author has another work called "Cross Fire"?

Generally speaking, practicing is too fast.

When I first started watching it, I thought it was a spiritual fantasy, but after looking at it I thought it was a comedy. After I changed the map, I realized that it was actually a science fiction! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! !

Tomato's best novel, bar none! ! !

Xiao Chen, Mo Yu, Qin Yu... When will the nine kings gather together?

This is how a mortal seeks immortality, which is super beautiful

The storyline of this book is very logical. The first few chapters have outstanding points, but the pattern is relaxed in the middle chapters. The writing style is appropriate. I hope the ending is good, and it must not be unfinished!

Although this book is too bloody, and there is a shortage of books, give it a read. I still hope that the author can write an ordinary, inactive cultivation novel that is far away from the hustle and bustle, can endure loneliness, and is close to life.