Eternal Life and the Withering Camellia

As soon as I finished reading "White Peony Root", I couldn't wait to read "Eternal Life", which is similar to the author's theme type. Before reading it, I read the ratings and reviews. I thought that the author's writing style was very good and he shouldn't be rated this way. Now it seems that it is indeed because some chapters are not fully connected as other readers have said. Even so, it doesn't stop me from loving this story. I love the entire background setting of gods, demons, and monsters, the identities and relationships of the male and female protagonists, the immortals Xingjun, Shen Ji Cixiang, etc., And I love the setting of the protagonist who sticks to the right path regardless of the halo. The plot development of Tu Mi's story does not drag on, and the characters do not collapse. Compared with "White Peony", it is indeed better at shaping the plot and carrying out foreshadowing. The description style is humorous yet solemn. It is really funny and touching, and I can't bear to leave the ending at all. Halfway through the movie, I fantasized about hoping that the author would perfect the chapters and make it into a TV series. I really want Fang Yilun to play Shen Ji and Chen Haoyu to play Ci Xiang. The male and female protagonists hold more weight in my heart, so I don't have a suitable candidate at the moment [laughs]. I really look forward to the author improving the chapters, I'm almost crying.

An unconventional fairy tale novel with calm and comfortable writing style and compact plot. It is worth recommending. It's just that there are some missing parts in the later chapters. Some of them are filled in by book friends, and some are left to readers to guess. But it's really pretty.

It looks good and exciting. I feel it is much better than the Three Lives Three Worlds series. When I think about it being made into a film and television series, with good special effects and good actors, I look forward to it! Highly recommended! ! !

The only drawback is that the emotional lines between the male and female protagonists are a bit sparse, and the relationship between them is a bit sudden. I think it would be nice if it could be described in detail. It feels different from the kind of discussion about killing monsters and upgrading. The female protagonist does not have any golden fingers, but I think the emotional lines between the male and female protagonists are not as rich as those between the male and female protagonists. The priorities are not very clear, but in the end, there is no heaven. This setting is quite novel. Overall, it is good and worth watching!

Wonderful. I like it very much. I finally found a work with a relatively solid foundation. I just found out that it is a book by Hai Qing. What a fool. I read the Manyu book Nian, Shuangque and Spring Orioles a long time ago. I didn't expect to meet it again in Tomato.

It's been a while since I've seen a good article, and this one counts as one. The only drawback is that there are some interruptions in the middle, which is regrettable!

Let's just say that the ending feels a little rushed, the emotional line is slightly less, and the plot line is okay. The disadvantage is that many pictures are unfinished and I don't know what the situation is. Overall, it's pretty good. You can take a look.

A good book to read in one go!

It's a very good novel. I didn't know why the rating wasn't high at first. But after I read it, I realized that there were many unfinished chapters. The preface didn't match the follow-up. No wonder the rating wasn't high. The author hastily completed the chapters quickly.

Every book is beautiful! There has been a shortage of books recently, and it looks like I'm going to read "Double Que" again!