The Supreme of the Heavenly Realm, Xuanyuan, was betrayed by his own disciple. His soul was reborn in the body of an ordinary young man in the mortal realm named Song Xuanyuan. To his surprise, after coming back to life, he even got a breathtakingly beautiful wife for free. From then on, Song Xuanyuan protects his wife while cultivating divine arts, preparing to return to the Heavenly Realm, destroy his treacherous disciple, and reach a realm no one before him has ever attained. With a single sword, Song Xuanyuan makes gods and Buddhas across the heavens howl in agony. Some say he defies the Heavenly Dao. Song Xuanyuan merely sneers: “Would Heaven dare defy me, Song Xuanyuan?”
The plot is fine, but I've noticed a problem: most of the stories about alchemy societies don't really have anything to do with elixirs.
How can you say such a good novel isn't good? How long have you been reading it? And it's not a system novel, nor is it a wildly imaginative one. It's so captivating, yet you all say it's not good at all. I think you haven't been reading it carefully, haven't been imagining the scenes and imagery.
It was well-written, but it shouldn't have ended so quickly; the male protagonist hadn't returned to the Heavenly Realm or taken his revenge.
Not bad, not bad, it's just that the ending was a bit unexpected. There's room for more writing.
After reading too many long novels, watching short films is a good alternative. Although I only watched the first part, I felt it was pretty good. The male lead's dialogue is precise and concise. The plot is well-designed. It's clear the author put a lot of thought into it.
The parts I've read are okay, but the author doesn't quite understand how to address the characters' relationships. The children of uncles and aunts are called cousins, not maternal cousins. Only the children of aunts and maternal uncles are called maternal cousins.
It's well-written, the plot is vividly described, and it's worth having and collecting.
I just got up! Someone hit me! I haven't even finished get off work yet.
It's a great read, with excellent content, and you'll find it hard to put down!
Continue watching and then comment.