A Hundred Thousand Poems Praise the Spirit's Journey

This book was written at the wrong time, or in other words, this book is suitable for reading slowly. The word "Tao" almost runs through the entire text. Rather than borrowing the author's opinions from the author, it is better to say that the author puts forward his own opinions and then waits for your opinions to collide and merge. Don't believe what others say. If you want to know, see it for yourself!

This author is at least a level 8 Gu Immortal among Gu Zhenren

I am uneducated and just a vulgar person, so I can't say any literate sentences. I'm just talking nonsense here, and I hope you won't scold me. To be honest, I despised this book at first. At that time, I thought: What kind of era is this, and we still read classical Chinese. I read this book to criticize him. But I couldn't stand the fact that this book was so beautiful that I didn't know when I gave up my intention of criticizing it. I have wanted to write a book review for a long time, but after seeing the comments from all the book friends in the comment section, I have never dared to write it. But after seeing the last few chapters, I couldn't help it, so I wrote these sentences.

Alas, it's not pleasant, it's not cruel, it's not elegant, it's not vulgar. The author is taking a new path, but the road ahead is unclear and difficult to discern. I always feel that it will end in vain. (If you persist, maybe you can start a new genre? What era is it now? What are the tastes of today's readers? Look at the hot searches, what kind of monsters are those? Although a large number of people have fallen away from that kind of interest, it is undeniable that those bad coins are really much more popular than good coins. Most people prefer fun, mindless passion, rather than plot and step-by-step preparation. (Those so-called sacred books do have two brushes, but the "gods" of netizens are too cheap, resulting in the status of the "god books" being much lower. On the contrary, those really good books will be criticized and said, "In fact, they are really not that good, but netizens are just making gods again." As for this book, I feel that the author is paving the way for his own poems, as if he was making dumplings just for a little bit of jealousy. However, that's okay. People like me who are used to seeing routines can't always predict what's going to happen as usual, but it actually adds a bit of fun to us. The outline is not clear yet, and no valuable insights can be expressed yet. (Also, the poem is good, but it could be better: Perhaps the author can add some allusions to the world in his book? At that time, it will become reasonable to quote from scriptures.

You can see that the interesting thing is the aura, the one who hates the sky. Others are just average. There are many poems, but many poems are stitched together and too abrupt. It is better to find poems that just fit the current situation. It is not recommended to stitch or be original. If you are forced to express your sorrow for the sake of poetry, if you don't have great talent, you will fall into the inferior position.

The author is awesome and his literary talent is really good. However, the content is still a very normal process (for now), quite satisfactory. There is a sense of separation between the front and the back. For example, the protagonist says that the great path may not last long, and the spiritual energy may be exhausted, and he develops a new method of cultivating "qi". I feel that this still does not solve the problem. Shouldn't we go back to the source? At present, a total of three days have not passed in the world of the book. The protagonist can almost be said to have traveled all over the world of cultivation. I don't know what you think. For a monk with a life span of thousands of years, time is too tight. The protagonist is not lewd, but it doesn't mean there is no heroine. He has a divorced ex-wife (Feng Wu Youhua is the sister-in-law, but I always feel that the protagonist and her are very harmonious. Although it is normal, there are too many interactions, and I am really worried about the protagonist's junior brother). The three views are still correct.

Wild boars can't eat fine chaff, so I can't stand it.

It's so well written, why doesn't anyone read it?

It's a good life, interesting, there are deductions, and there's thinking. This is beyond the cliche and boring cool stories/water stories/harem stories/too many romance stories. But there are too many dramas, which deviate from the main line. There are time travel/divination/break-off of engagement at the beginning, and then there are only essays and dramas, which is cumbersome.

Niubi It's all literary.