The Epic Battle of Dream Mountain and Sea

Jiuqiu's books are as exciting as ever. I hope this one has a happy ending. In addition, after reading Jiuqiu's books, I can't stand most of them. Alas, I can only hope that Jiuqiu's output will be higher.

Jiuqiu's books are very logical and compact in structure. In the past, I had a problem with preaching. This book obviously has no preaching content, and the plot is more concise and compact. It is really good.

I am a big fan of Jiuqiu. I have finished the novel and I really want to continue reading it. I still want to read it. This novel is another good script. Sooner or later, the directors will discover the expectations of Jiuqiu. . . . . The book of Changsheng has been opened. All fellow Taoists, hurry up and watch.

Jiuqiu's writing is delicate and the stories are interlocking. I like the style very much. The ending of each book requires your endless imagination.

Although this book is relatively short, it still contains Jiuqiu's unique thoughts, and the plot is exciting and exciting. Could it be that the person who sent the message thousands of miles away was the Supreme Purity Lingbao Tianzun?

Each protagonist in Jiuqiu's book has similar character but distinct personality. Everyone is kind and smart, but their origin determines their different personalities: Zuo Dengfeng's paranoia, Mo Wen's pedantry, Nanfeng's casualness, and so on. The protagonist of this book is also kind-hearted, with a young heart and a simple mind. He was tricked by bad guys like a fool in the early stage, and only after suffering some hardships did he become courageous and resolute. The world view of this book is the most grand among all the books in the Nine Autumn Period. If the follow-up plot can be improved, it will be a masterpiece. Unfortunately, it is an essay collection and the ending is too hasty, which is a pity.

I have read almost all of this author's books. They are extremely exciting and vivid. Ordinary words form a wonderful story for him. Sometimes it is touching, sometimes it is funny, and sometimes it is funny.

Jiuqiu's book is logically logical, not the kind of cool book about taking medicine to defeat monsters and upgrade. He has a high level of understanding and explanation of Taoism. The protagonist in each book becomes stronger from scratch in a step-by-step manner and follows Taoist legends. It's great!

Lao Jiu, you have dug countless pits to tempt people to jump into. Where are you going to fill them? What happened if it stopped suddenly?

I have always liked reading Jiuqiu's books, and I read this book in one sitting, but I was very dissatisfied with the ending. It should have been written more satisfactorily and better.