I’m Only at the Mahayana Stage, So How Am I Already Invincible?

The first thing after a break is to take out this book and read it again. Use it as a lesson for yourself and read it often. I can clearly feel the shortcomings of most of the plot, and I can also appreciate the attractive aspects of the setting. Naturally, there are also wonderful aspects. Overall, it is a work that does not conceal its flaws. Considering that I wrote it myself, I shamelessly give it five stars.

I came here after watching SSS Talent. It's not bad. It's still funny and humorous. Come on, old thief.

Come on, old thief, the setting of the new book is very interesting, I read it in one sitting [Like]

It is indeed a book written by an old thief. It is very well written. Don't write it next time! [I'm almost crying] [I'm almost crying] [I'm almost crying] (It's really procrastinating)

As expected of an old thief, the protagonist has the gentleness of the eldest brother, the killing power of the second brother, the state of mind of San Ge, and the caution of Xiu Gou. This book is different from other fairy tale routines. It always has a sense of freshness. This old thief is really a wonderful person. There will always be a puddle of water behind Qingshan, the Chu Dynasty, the Beggar Clan and other forces. As for whether it is deep or not, it depends on the strength of the protagonist (after all, the fierce reputation of the mad sword is obtained by cutting it).

Wuhen's talent, Xue Meng's IQ, carefree and ignorant of the world Old thief, you stepped on a bigger trap this time than last time. People who have read similar articles will probably give it a bad review as soon as they see the beginning. Why don't you give an introduction and add a chapter skipping guide or something.

It's so exciting. I chase him every day. He has no shortcomings except that he is young. Some people may ask who Yuan Qingshan is. Most people guess that he is a boy. But the lazy man in Chapter 144 obviously knows something. And the fact that he can get a longevity peach shows that he has something to do with Qingshan, because the current head of Qingshan only got it. A birthday peach. Chu Bai worshiped his ancestors and had a total of twenty-seven longevity peaches. The boy got fifteen, which is more than half of the longevity peaches. So does this mean that the boy is Yuan Qingshan, but he was just poisoned by infatuation. I personally feel not, because the lazy man who got a longevity peach said that the boy was Yuan Qingshan in order to trick him away. If the boy is really Yuan Qingshan, there is no need to lie. Personally, I feel that the boy may be Yuan Qingshan's apprentice or something. The lazy man suspects that Chu Bai is Yuan Qingshan. I also suspect that Chu Bai is Yuan Qingshan. That mirror is not simple. I feel that except for Yuan Qingshan, only a boy can make it. Of course, it may be that a boy made it. He was forgotten by the poison of infatuation, but Chu Bai became a body of heavenly calamity in a mortal body, which shows that Chu Bai was hated by Heaven. If Chu Bai was not Yuan Qingshan, how could he be remembered by Heaven? In addition, Chu Bai had a strong understanding. One Qi transformed into three thousand in the previous article is enough to illustrate Chu Bai's understanding. To sum up, I suspect that Chu Bai is Yuan Qingshan.

This book is very interesting. The first part is unremarkable. Anyone who has read a few books can think of the subsequent plot. It wasn't until the introduction of the Three Poisons that the story slowly unfolded into a magnificent and confusing world view. That's when I started to fall in love with this book. It's very imaginative and the writing is really wonderful. I just like novels that have a very strict logic after reading the beginning, but can't guess the progress and ending. What a treat. Although the ending is very rushed, most of the previous pitfalls have been filled in. If I were asked to rate it, I would actually give it 90 points, but considering that very few people can score 90 points on Tomato, I will give it five stars as an incentive. Come on, author.

Classic four stars in the front and five stars in the back, and the quality is on the rise. Just like sss, it looks better as you go to the back. In the early stage, I felt a little uncomfortable, but I could bear it, because I was kept in the dark and fell into the poison of infatuation. Later, when I became unclear about the intoxication, I gradually became more energetic. So far it can be seen that the explanation is very detailed, but not procrastinating. SSS also feels the same. In this process, a relatively large world view was slowly shaped. The origin of every incident can be traced, but it is unclear - for example, is Chu Bai the deposed prince or the substitute? Is the boy Yuan Qingshan suffering from insanity, Fajia once walking, or someone else? Is the man in black created by the Tiandao Mirror an external incarnation or some other secret method? Is walking in a beggar gang really crazy? Is Buddha really angry? Is Chu Bai really crazy because he can't distinguish between realms, or is he simply ignorant? Is the elevation of the Heavenly Dao due to successfully overcoming the tribulation and passing the checkpoints on the Heavenly Dao Mirror? So many unknowns make people a little curious and a little uncomfortable. If you can turn your curiosity into "Oh, so that's it" like sss, then you will be happy if you are unhappy. The characterization is also very normal and fits my feelings. When people on Chu Bai grew up and traveled across time and space, it was very reasonable for them not to like killing when life was at stake, and it was also very reasonable for them not to have a clear comparison of their strength. I think a good protagonist is a protagonist who cannot be labeled but readers can understand who he is. If he kills and kills and hides in obscurity from the beginning, and makes the character look like a face, it will be meaningless. I hope that like the last book, I can tell a good and complete story. It doesn't have to be too profound, but it's good to have a beginning and an end. So far, it seems to be very good. Update quickly, I hope to get up tomorrow to see a small update of chapter 50, and a major update of chapter 100. [Laughing] My evaluation is only based on my feelings. If you think this book is based on a defense, or you think it is promaxultrapremier, the pinnacle of online literature, that is your idea. Don't scold me and label me randomly.

In my opinion, the old thief is a very clever writer. Very chivalrous and cool In fact, the biggest difference from ordinary web articles is that Ordinary web articles require fun, and they have a bright line (the road to becoming stronger) What the old thief wants to talk about is more like first deciding what kind of world you want to talk about, and then deciding what kind of things you want to talk about (more macroscopic?) So it's very interesting The characterization of Lao Zei is also very interesting, but maybe the book is too short. Some characters could actually be more detailed (?) Maybe it's because I came into contact with related content a few days ago. When I read "I am Chu Bai", I could vaguely guess what kind of story I was going to tell, but in the end it didn't come down to "I only knew I was me today". It came down to what kind of person Chu Bai is. In fact, this is why I always feel like I'm not finished reading every book. Because People can never finish talking.