In the Land of the Divine Age, Jinling and the Southern Kingdom vie to unify the realm.
Across Qingxing’s nine provinces stand 464 Buddhist temples, and one woman yearns for the greatest good in the mortal world.
Within Tianhuang, the demon queen has repeatedly practiced her refined art barefoot among the thorns.
Taijiang is dotted with sword cultivators, where the strong contend for supremacy.
The ancient Xicang Academy has passed down its legacy for generations, its halls ringing with the sound of study.
The Ghost Emperor of Youdu wants a young man who has come here to marry into his family...
Here there is wine and there are swords, and nothing goes better with them than the jianghu and the passions of young men and women.
Who knows what year it is tonight in the palace above the clouds?
Lin Hexi arrives as a guest in Houtu and gradually delves deeper into the path of cultivation.
It's rare to see this kind of novel in Tomato these years. I think many people have always disliked the fact that the author does not explain the continuity of the realm, but as far as I am concerned, it would be more immersive if the description of the realm could be well interspersed in the plot without mentioning the realm, so that readers can sort out and understand the continuity of the realm. In fact, many novels are like this (there may not be so many novels in Tomato), but each author has a different way of leading readers. And actually, I personally don't think Chapter 5 is too toxic. If you ask me what I think, it's probably because the author wants to show the "purity" and "casualness" of the protagonist. But in this regard, the author should make readers think that the protagonist has the "thinking ability". The reason is: the protagonist travels to many places, and there will be a lot of "human connections" while traveling. Even if the protagonist has an uncle; even if the protagonist is pure; even if the protagonist is pure; At first, Jiao didn't know some "basic common sense" about the world - such as the famous oiran, but for a protagonist who has traveled so many rivers and mountains, passed through so many cities, and lived in so many sects, he would know the most basic "common sense". The current situation is that the protagonist's intelligence is not well represented in this regard. I have only read Chapter 7 now, but I probably feel that the author intentionally differed from some "traditional" books in Tomato, so I am optimistic about this book and continue to wait for the author's update, and I hope that I will have a good experience after reading Chapter 7. The above is the reason why I reviewed it with four stars after reading only a few chapters.
The writing and plot are excellent, the author has a bright future, keep it up :)
When I read the chapter about helping to break off the engagement, I found that it was indeed very tricky!!
If, I mean if... I'm too rushed today to do more, can I make it up tomorrow? I can swear that tomorrow there will be three chapters of nine thousand words, and no family members will scold me casually!!! Chapter 5, after finishing one chapter later, I will change it and post it tomorrow. It will not affect the plot direction. Interested book friends can go back and read it again then [Blow Kiss]
Very well written, good luck to the author.
Can you tell me about your spiritual realm?
Well laid out and engaging! Come on! Come on! Come on!
Can you persevere and finish writing? .
Not bad, interesting. At first I didn't know how big the day after tomorrow would be, so I was looking forward to it.
Very good hahaha