The Founding Dao Chronicles

Starting from junior high school, I think I started from a traveling businessman, and now I have graduated and worked. How can I put it, it really goes through the entire youth, from Luo Yan, the defiant person, to Duan Musen, the agent, to Wan Jialin, the Lord of Heaven and Earth, and Jiang Tianxin, the Immortal Emperor, to Luo Tian now. It is really an emotion. In the end, I will walk the bright road throughout my life and seal the world of evil ghosts.

This is a serious (?) Fantasy novel. Although there is a prequel, new book lovers can also read it. It has a single heroine, but it's not a fun story. The author's imagination is still very good, the descriptions of fights are vivid and vivid, and there are also some things about human nature, as well as the author's own definition, which is quite interesting. It's a bit of a rare word, so interested children can take a look (there will be some phonetic notation later). There aren't many comments, so it's a bit quiet... P. S. While watching, you can listen to ancient and passionate songs, as well as English passionate songs. The problem is that the pits have not been filled in, and the logic is a bit unclear. This author's book made me cry at the end... This was the first book that made me cry in several years.

The content is very rich, the protagonist is a bit miserable, and it is very heart-wrenching to watch. The author's writing is really good. In the early stage, it may be a bit boring in the human world, mainly because the protagonist is really weak, but in fact, after reading it, you will find that in the human world, the author actually laid a lot of foreshadowing for what will follow. This is one of the motivations for me to continue reading. Of course, the more important thing is to see the protagonist's revenge, and it is not like Most of the articles hint that someone is very important to the protagonist at the beginning and then disappear later. Basically, they will appear here. Those who have appeared before will also appear later. This seems very comfortable. And what surprised me the most is the attitude towards mortals in the article. Mortals are needed no matter what level of heaven. The article also said that monks also need some capable mortals to help them. All in all, I enjoyed reading it, but I have one thing to complain about. The last two hundred chapters were a bit rushed, and I can see that I was anxious. But overall, it's still very good. Five stars. Good cheers for the author. I'm going to chase your next book.

Ask Landa to add the Heaven-defying Trilogy to the Tomato novels

I have been following the author for almost two years, from junior high school to high school. Although sometimes it is boring and feels a bit sentimental, it still cannot stop my love for An Dachu's books.

This book is called The Yin-Yang Agent. The Yin-Yang Agent changes fate against the will of heaven and then to the Founding Daoji. When they see Duanmu Sen, Jiang Tianxin and others in the Founding Daoji, their eyes will really turn red.

From "The Strange Stories of the Traveling Merchant" to "The Yin-Yang Agent", from "The Yin-Yang Agent: The Fate-Changer" to "The Founding of the Tao". An Xiulan's style is still my favorite fantasy novel

The Strange Stories of a Traveling Merchant from the Beginning. I'm a long-time fan.

The plot of the story is exciting, the author's writing is good, and the description is very natural, bringing readers into the situation and making them feel immersed in it.

Traveling Merchant, Yin-Yang Agent, Life Changer, Demon Seller, Founder of Taoism, Liuhe