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I wrote a work a few years ago, but I didn't finish it at the time. I couldn't find it when I wanted to read it. Now that I've read it, I still like it. It's not as exaggerated as some novels.

It was so enjoyable that I finally finished reading it. I never got into the first few dozen chapters at the beginning, so I read a little bit intermittently when I remembered. As the plot progresses, it becomes more and more uncontrollable. It is different from the current fast food novels, it is so flavorful. The author has been describing and telling us a real world in his mind. Although it is not perfect, it is very good. At least it allows me to see a real world of flesh and blood. Finally, I took away Ye Bin and Haodian. I loved these two peerless swordsmen so much! And Qu Wujie is still invincible, he is worthy of being the Wujie Sword Immortal! I like swords. The natural advantage of fish bones is that I don't have sword skills. I feel really uncomfortable!

But it is a good book. Different from other mindless and cool articles that frequently kill people, this rare mission sect is full of human touch and a sense of involvement!

After reading this book, I was deeply moved by Yu Ci's words at the end shouting to return my shadow ghost. The later battles, especially the return of Qu Wujie, are too obscure, but they cannot conceal the essence of the divine book. It is indeed not easy for a huge system to come back to its full potential.

Entering the second volume, although the writing is a bit obscure, the ideas are really wild and unconstrained, and I am really enjoying it. [Long comment warning! [Spoiler alert! I don't agree with the fact that there is no heroine, but the heroine died young. Don't you see that after Lu Qing was swallowed up, Fish Bone never had a crush on any female fairy again. From then on, he passed through thousands of flowers without a leaf touching his body. In view of the special connection between Lu Qing and Lu Suhua, it can be said that as much as Yu Zhu hates Lu Suhua, he likes Lu Qing. Which other woman is treated like this? When Yu Bone used the Three Element Hammer in the final battle, my mood was particularly complicated. The past events of Beihuang were still vivid in my mind. I wonder if Yu Bone had ever thought of the scene where the boss who inherited Mrs. Huang Quan's exquisite mind but was not as ruthless as her punched Qiong Qi and Gu Diao away? Spoiler Warning After talking about it, Master Lu will talk about my views on Shadow Ghost, the second male lead: Shadow Ghost's character design and character, which are both good and evil, will definitely be very lovable in film and television animation works. Bearing an unfair fate (poor birth), being brave and resourceful (calculating against the Xuanhuang Sword Spirit, subverting the restrictions of the Sword Garden), having a high growth limit (having Qu Wujie's lifetime memory), having a skill (Flying Immortal Sword Sutra), being rejected by his family (Xiao Wu) or Respect or love, perseverance (proving immortality, replacing Qu Wujie), being fettered (Xiao Wu, Tie Lan, later also joined the branches with Yu Bone), courageous (risking to cover up the secret of heaven for Yu Bone, and ultimately fighting to the death for himself and Yu Bone to achieve enlightenment). After reading this book again, I realized that the pair of masters and servants, Yubone and Shadow Ghost, are basically the same fallen people from the end of the world. Spoiler Warning Then let's briefly talk about the controversial protagonist Fishbone in the comment area. I have no intention of commenting on the rightness or wrongness of the protagonist's actions. I only have a bold guess to share with you: There is a setting of reincarnation in this book, but people like Zhaoyang Fairy Lu Suhua, whose parents are powerful, do not have past lives, while Yushi was born in an ordinary world, so he should have had previous lives. Yuba loves swords. Although he is good at drawing talismans, the secret of life and death is to use the sword to enter Taoism. Could he be the reincarnation of Donghou Xuandong, a master of swords? During his lifetime, Donghou was well versed in the masters of swordsmanship, and Fishbone was even more powerful. He had dabbled in Xuanmen, Demonic Gate, Kendo, Buddhism, side sects, and even Rakshasa illusions, and was nicknamed the "Grocery Shop." If Yushi is really the reincarnation of Donghou, the situation of his cheap senior brother Zhang Yan will be even more interesting. He has been favored by Donghou for two generations. I wonder if the Shangqing Sect is rebuilt in the future. Will Yushi arrange for him and Tie Lan to be the transmitters of Lunjianxuan's pure lineage?

It's super good-looking, and the more you read, the better it gets. The writing is exquisite, the insights are unique, the plot explanations are not boring, and the training and fighting are exciting. It is a book that you can savor carefully!

The writing is very good and the details are spot on. It would have been a very good novel in the past, but it's a pity that today's readers prefer fast food.

Divine book, the grand world view has just begun

The system is really wonderful. The fighting is also very exciting, interlocking and majestic.

Half fireworks, half water, there is fun in the past and pain in the back. It was difficult for the author to write, and I was also implicated in the pain in the back.

Realistic and detailed but not procrastinating, both the logic and the description of details make people feel immersed in it. The plot is attractive, the battles and psychological descriptions can arouse readers' emotions, and the worldview structure is very clear. I have never seen a novel that is so clear and well-described. It is so well written. It is precisely because of such novels that written works cannot be replaced by film and television works. The story written by the author is very fascinating.

It's so beautiful. In fact, when I read it for the first time, I couldn't stand it after reading dozens of pictures. I put it away for two years, and then I picked it up again and read it word by word. The more I read it, the more I read it. Now, I have read it at least eight times. It is much better than those little white texts.

The writing style is so good that there are too many descriptions. What we are reading is a novel, and we are not really cultivating immortals. Many descriptions are unnecessary. I can only say that ordinary people in the next generation are not worthy of reading this elegant article [crying] [crying] [crying]

A magnificent world of cultivating immortals slowly unfolds before your eyes. This book is the most exciting work I have read in the past few years. The Illustrated Book of Illuminating Gods at the beginning is very eye-catching. The following magical powers, especially the meticulous description of the human spiritual world, are simply amazing. I admire the author's imagination and writing skills very much. Except for Zhu Xian back then, this work is the only one that I can't get tired of after 5 plays.

The whole book is like a stone grinding mill, grinding it through layer by layer, neither fast nor slow, with the breeze blowing on my face. I haven't read a good book for a long time since the fairy gourd. I asked the mirror, asked the mirror, is the person I see in the mirror? Fairy? Magic?

The most detailed and logical among fantasy novels, the author has filled in all the pitfalls and created an almost complete fantasy world system at the expense of some of the coherence and compactness of the novel. The main characters in the book have distinct personalities and unified thoughts and actions. It is a finely crafted book without any watering or procrastination.

It's okay, but I'm tired of reading classical Chinese. Nowadays, not many people are willing to take such a long time to read slowly. In fact, it can be simplified and interspersed with classical Chinese.

The world view is grand, the structure is complete, the plot is rich, the novel is substantial, and there are few self-contradictions. Compared with the subsequent work Lord of the Stars, the setting of the novel is just right.

I felt a bit sad after reading it, like losing an old friend

I'm shocked. I didn't expect that after "The Netherworld", the author could still produce works that are not inferior to Netherworld. The level is quite high. Especially the description of the plot where a woman appears is as amazing as ever. It has a unique writing style that makes people forget to leave, and the fantasy is natural. The imagination of women of all colors is no longer closed. The book has its own truth about beauty, so be careful to understand it. The chapters in this book are several times longer than the Netherworld Immortal Path, and it is not as close and interesting as the Netherworld. It makes people forget to eat and sleep, but it still has what it is to be a real immortal novel, logical thinking. It is still meticulous, as if there really is such a world of immortality, and the protagonist, for some unknown reason, only seeks the illusory eternal life. Although there are similarities with the male protagonist of Netherworld, they are clearly two different people. Netherworld is addictive and admirable to read, while Asking the Mirror is a hard nut that needs to be gnawed slowly, and the charm in it needs to be recovered continuously. I have a headache, and I feel a little regretful. The writing of Netherworld is so good, and asking the mirror is too difficult, ugh.

Among the fairy tale novels I have read, it is undoubtedly the number one.

Chapter 50 so far, looks good, the protagonist is decisive in killing and smart, but the female protagonist has not officially appeared yet, I don't know if the female sword fairy is

The ups and downs of the story, the highly intelligent calculations, and the foreshadowing laid by the rigorous system are all reflections of a good book.

It's very exciting. This book is suitable for old bookworms who are short of books. You must read it carefully. It's not enough to swallow it all. I feel that there is still a lot to pursue. How about the new world, the original demon lord, Taoist priests and Buddhas, there is still much to explore. If I were to recommend a book, this book should be among my recommended books. Those who don't have the patience or like to read cool articles may not be able to stand it.

It's a very good novel about cultivating immortals without being too cliched. The author has great writing skills.

The concept is grand, the context is clear, the characters are rich, the story is complete, the settings are interlocking, and everyone's IQ is online. Except for the redundant and procrastinating descriptions in many cases, this book is a rare masterpiece in the field of cultivation! ! Thanks to the author for bringing a world of questioning!

I have read a lot of fast-food novels, and they are different and more detailed than other novels. I couldn't stand it at first. I thought wow, such a slow pace. Occasionally I read it intermittently and found that the writing is getting better and better.

I seriously doubt that the author has practiced Xian Na. The system understanding here is too detailed.

It's really good, different from the popular "starting..." Books. A well-organized and thoughtful book. Worth reading.