I recommend a book with nearly one million words, "This Uchiha Doesn't Talk about Martial Arts", in which Uchiha makes a coup in a tavern and becomes a daimyo, and Danzo becomes Hokage. It has a lot of jokes and lots of laughs.
Li Yifei, who traveled to the Liang Dynasty, became a little Taoist priest in Qingyun Temple. Looking at the government officials who came to demolish the house, as well as the pitiful little sister Loli, he stood up resolutely and shouted: "This is my house. If you want to demolish it, get the money first!"
This is the story of a scheming little Taoist priest and his junior sister playing in the world, pursuing Taoism, overthrowing the old dynasty, saving the world, and finally marrying the empress~
If you are used to reading Wudiliu's refreshing articles, let's try some humorous and joyful articles about cultivating immortals~
Reader comments
I have read more than fifty chapters since then. The characters are described delicately and not exaggeratedly, and passers-by and minor characters have their own characteristics. The protagonist will not have unlimited cheating, and the tasks will be interactive and interesting. The real villains don't show off their ferocity and fight, which is reasonable. It can be seen that the author writes carefully. Four stars first. Because I haven't reached the exciting part in the later stages, I'll read it together after I've finished 100 chapters. It is worth collecting for all book lovers to read slowly. The good tea has not yet been brewed, so you have to wait.
I hope you can give me more advice~
Dialectical thinking on the concept of "gentleman". Are those monks who have been in seclusion for hundreds of years the ultimate otakus who are addicted to "stand-alone games"? When the civilization of cultivating immortals encounters abstract culture, flying swords and passing letters turn into a battle of emojis, and thunder clouds flashing with RGB light effects. This tension of deconstruction and reconstruction constitutes a gentle rebellion against the traditional narrative of cultivating immortals.
From the Taoist philosophy of "My Senior Brother is Too Steady" to the abstract cultivation of immortality in this book, it can be seen that the fairy tale theme is undergoing a transformation from grand narrative to individual narrative. When the protagonist shouts "Dedicate abstraction to the bad world of immortality", he is actually using joking to fight against nothingness, and using absurdity to dissolve fate - this may be the correct way for Generation Z to open up to the civilization of immortality.
It's really good. Each character has his own personality. He's not Long Aotian, nor is he simply fighting monsters, upgrading and opening plug-ins. The story is well expressed in language.
There are many comedies of dislocation in the book, which are like metaphors for contemporary identity anxiety; and the subtitle "Dedicating abstraction to the bad world of immortality" even more hints at the core of existentialism that uses absurdity to fight against nothingness. What we see is not only the collapse and reconstruction of the world of immortality, but also the blurred exploration of the boundaries between serious literature and popular entertainment.
Compared with the "Gou Dao flow" of "My Senior Brother is Too Steady", the "abstract flow" of this book opens up a new creative dimension: the former uses caution to resolve crises, the latter uses absurdity to reconstruct rules; the former seeks to survive in order, and the latter creates new life in chaos. This kind of innovation may reflect the aesthetic changes of online readers - from the survival philosophy of pursuing a sense of security to the desire for spiritual release to break the framework.
It is a pity that the too dense meme culture may cause a reading threshold, but this is also the price of its uniqueness.
I like it, I love reading it, it's not toxic at the moment, I hope the author can update it twice a day
Junior sister, so cute! ! !
The story is exciting and the writing is good, but I just didn't get enough of it.
I really like my little junior sister, such a character is so cute
It's really good-looking. It feels like Da Feng's watcher. It's a pity that the watch has been discontinued.
Haha, unexpectedly I feel that the author is very good at making jokes.
The shady little Taoist priest, [thinking] would you like some information? The little junior sister next to me looks inappropriate! The story is interesting and full of characters, and I look forward to the author's great updates!
I have read more than fifty chapters since then. The characters are described delicately and not exaggeratedly, and passers-by and minor characters have their own characteristics. The protagonist will not have unlimited cheating, and the tasks will be interactive and interesting. The real villains don't show off their ferocity and fight, which is reasonable. It can be seen that the author writes carefully. Four stars first. Because I haven't reached the exciting part in the later stages, I'll read it together after I've finished 100 chapters. It is worth collecting for all book lovers to read slowly. The good tea has not yet been brewed, so you have to wait.
I hope you can give me more advice~ Dialectical thinking on the concept of "gentleman". Are those monks who have been in seclusion for hundreds of years the ultimate otakus who are addicted to "stand-alone games"? When the civilization of cultivating immortals encounters abstract culture, flying swords and passing letters turn into a battle of emojis, and thunder clouds flashing with RGB light effects. This tension of deconstruction and reconstruction constitutes a gentle rebellion against the traditional narrative of cultivating immortals. From the Taoist philosophy of "My Senior Brother is Too Steady" to the abstract cultivation of immortality in this book, it can be seen that the fairy tale theme is undergoing a transformation from grand narrative to individual narrative. When the protagonist shouts "Dedicate abstraction to the bad world of immortality", he is actually using joking to fight against nothingness, and using absurdity to dissolve fate - this may be the correct way for Generation Z to open up to the civilization of immortality.
It's really good. Each character has his own personality. He's not Long Aotian, nor is he simply fighting monsters, upgrading and opening plug-ins. The story is well expressed in language. There are many comedies of dislocation in the book, which are like metaphors for contemporary identity anxiety; and the subtitle "Dedicating abstraction to the bad world of immortality" even more hints at the core of existentialism that uses absurdity to fight against nothingness. What we see is not only the collapse and reconstruction of the world of immortality, but also the blurred exploration of the boundaries between serious literature and popular entertainment. Compared with the "Gou Dao flow" of "My Senior Brother is Too Steady", the "abstract flow" of this book opens up a new creative dimension: the former uses caution to resolve crises, the latter uses absurdity to reconstruct rules; the former seeks to survive in order, and the latter creates new life in chaos. This kind of innovation may reflect the aesthetic changes of online readers - from the survival philosophy of pursuing a sense of security to the desire for spiritual release to break the framework. It is a pity that the too dense meme culture may cause a reading threshold, but this is also the price of its uniqueness.
I like it, I love reading it, it's not toxic at the moment, I hope the author can update it twice a day
Junior sister, so cute! ! !
The story is exciting and the writing is good, but I just didn't get enough of it.
I really like my little junior sister, such a character is so cute
It's really good-looking. It feels like Da Feng's watcher. It's a pity that the watch has been discontinued. Haha, unexpectedly I feel that the author is very good at making jokes.
The shady little Taoist priest, [thinking] would you like some information? The little junior sister next to me looks inappropriate! The story is interesting and full of characters, and I look forward to the author's great updates!