Taoist Sword

It's very well written. I haven't seen such a great book in a long time. Each character is vivid and vivid, the IQ is online and not brainless, the pattern is revealed bit by bit, step by step, the story logic is clear, and the tone is not bad. It's really great, come on author! I can't stand it anymore. It looked good at first, but the more I look at it later, the more disgusting it becomes! Too sloppy. The main character is a virgin! Others are going to kill you because you have a big heart. Let it go. It's disgusting to watch!

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It's almost perfect (in my personal opinion), I can't think of any words to describe it. The characters are vividly created, and the plot connection is very natural. Everyone in the book has their own calculations, their own ideas, and they are independent and distinct. I like it and hope I can continue writing it and have a good ending.

The character portrayal of the protagonist is quite outstanding, and is better looking than most of Tomato's so-called 9.5 Or above fantasy heroes. A good work should be an interpretation of the emotions and human nature of many people, or the struggles and choices of people with different identities in a large background, something that can arouse universal resonance and allow readers to relate to it... Creation is not easy, so I don't want to say too much, so I will give it 5 stars to support it!

Such a beautiful book, the rating is really low. I really like the character of the male protagonist.

This may be the first time I have seen this kind of novel with a protagonist who is both wise and almost demonic. It seems quite enjoyable and the plot is particularly compact. So far, it's pretty good. Good luck, author.

This is the Red Dust Fairy "Immortal life" and "mortal world" This is a Taoist priest who follows the Tao. Great great great Update soon

I have now finished reading the Liuyun Continent chapter. As a bookworm who has spent more than 2,600 hours on Tomato, I feel that this book is already a god. The average IQ of this book is online, and the protagonist is as smart as a demon. The author's character portrayal is also very good. It is not like other novels where you only remember the protagonist group after reading it. The second male lead Li Qianfan, the suspected heroine Dongfang Lan, the great demon Chongxiao, Liu Shanhe and his righteous daughter Liu Qingmei, the national teacher Zhao Zhen, the messenger Wei Lianxing, the prison envoy Wu Donglai, the scholar He Qing and his white-bone wife, the four most prodigies in the capital, and the villain Fang Lin, all of these people are vividly portrayed. As far as the Liuyun Continent chapter is concerned, the plot is smooth and not laggy at all. It has the "coolness" of a refreshing novel, but it is not brainless or even a bit brain-burning. I personally think that the two stories about the incident in Scarlet Xiao City and the great demon Chongxiao are very well told. I am looking forward to the new plot as I follow up on the book. After comparing it with other books, I found that the author has too many words per chapter. I would like to call him a conscientious author.

The writing is very smooth, and it's pretty good in Tomato. At least I, an old bookworm, can read it, but there are so few reviewers. Please keep updating the author. I have read Chapter 298 so far. I have something to say. The first map is really beautiful, with all kinds of wits and twists and turns. Starting from Chapter 206 [The Second Ascension Map], I don't know if the author of this book has changed. It is no different from the previous novels. At the beginning, you collect a little pet and run around, run various chambers of commerce, and then change your name, and then take the first place, and then guess I was testing the protagonist and his pseudonyms to see who is stronger and who is weaker. When I saw Chapter 260, I was jumping through the table of contents. I really felt that the original author had sold the book. Although the supporting characters in the following are not intellectually subdued, there were too many running stories and there were really no highlights [facepalm] [facepalm]

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After seeing a lot of book reviews that changed the map, I had just finished reading the first volume when I posted the review. As far as the first volume is concerned, the reading experience is quite good, but it can also continue to polish. Different from other cool books in other worlds with golden fingers, this book is cool with a brain. It can be seen that the author has put a lot of effort into the plot and characterization. He does not make the protagonist invincible all the way, but depicts the social background and explains the world view on a macro level, and profiles all living beings on a micro level, making the entire first volume quite complete. Of course, some details of reversal reasoning are not explained enough, the occurrence of events is slightly abrupt, and a large number of sentient beings will also cause some interference to the main plot, but this does not prevent the first volume from being a good book. If you analyze it word for word, it is certainly not as good as a classic, but as a Tomato article, it is already rare! Only for personal reading experience Big cheers for the author

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The plot is good and a bit funny. The protagonist cultivates his strength and mind, like a Taoist priest who is also a legendary cultivator. Various characters in it are vivid, but the description of the characters themselves is relatively hazy. Simply put, it is too modern Internet culture. During the reading process, it is impossible to imagine and outline the supporting characters, small characters and terrain in the mind, and the overall reading will be relatively hazy. This book is still very good, but for those who are more selfish, the impression may be a little worse.

The writing is still great, don't listen to the comments and just follow your own pace. I feel like this is one of the few good Tomato books. Hope it doesn't collapse later. A concise story is definitely a plus, rather than filling the story with water as the reviews say.

Very few people have read this book, and I think it looks pretty good. The protagonist's performance is also neat, and there shouldn't be any situation where expectations are too high in the early stage, and later on, the characters are all good, and the protagonist is the best one, and the protagonist exchanges the truth for sincerity on his own side, and uses the truth to deceive others on the enemy's side. It feels good to work as an undercover agent and exchange the truth for information in a neutral party so that she can't guess whether he is good or evil. However, the protagonist's personality is a bit like a virgin (in his own words, it is called a pattern). Maybe some people don't like it. I didn't look at other ratings. Maybe this is one of the reasons for the low score? I didn't plan to read it based on the ratings and the number of people. The introduction and title of the book were vague. After all, look, aren't the long book titles and informal introductions popular nowadays? Introductions like this are the style of the past. In recent years, I seem to have seen more embarrassing content. However, the style of this book should be matched with a title and introduction that are both awesome and connotative. I have just read Chapter 52, what will I write after reading it?

The author is indeed very knowledgeable and does not mess up the logic. The logical analysis is layered, organized, accurate and complex enough. I just feel that the protagonist's image changes a bit too quickly and isn't distinct enough. There are too few early plots for the heroine, and the immaturity of this 28-year-old girl can be vaguely seen from the few words she says.

The book is quite good, concise and not verbose, and the protagonist is very calculating. It feels like looking at the avenue reaching into the sky. I mean, the protagonist is so awesome and good that it's a bit boring. Every time I finish reading, I feel like I have a table full of delicacies. I am so full that I don't want to open it and read any more. My comment is that I have watched half of the updated chapters. I watched the first section in one go and it was very satisfying. When I got to Qing Xuantian, I had to watch it for a while and take a break. After watching other a little brainless movies, I still feel that it is as plain as eating rice. Looking back on Dao Chaotian, I also had a similar feeling of boredom, but I didn't read much at the time, so I didn't feel anything at all. In addition, I also feel that the protagonist is too fairy-like. He is okay in the early stage, but is completely ungrounded later on. There is also the imbalance in the acquisition of power. If you swallow several people in one breath, even if the protagonist Yi Meng can control it like an arm, can your body digest it? Is there no impurity in the spiritual energy tempered by the dead? However, despite these dissatisfactions, overall the book is still very exciting, and some Taoist concepts are also used well. If you continue to read it, it can be regarded as an occasional big meal. I found that four stars will appear in bookshelf recommendations, so I changed the rating.

It's wonderful, it's really wonderful. The protagonist's strength and IQ are online. He uses the world as his chess, uses small things to make big things, has no scruples, is bold and careful. It is the first time that I have used so many adjectives to describe a character, but I still feel that it is not fully described. Many parts are amazing, at least based on my IQ, I think it is very exciting. I am just an ordinary person, so I didn't see many parts. Only after explaining it later did I understand the layout of the protagonist. It may also be that the author's writing style deceived my brain, but I didn't feel much discomfort. At least I felt it was just right, and it didn't feel pretentious. I hope the author will update it more. Maybe Ascending Immortal World values ​​strength more than strategy, but I still hope that resourcefulness can have a place. I look forward to the follow-up. Come on.

This book mainly focuses on a game, there is no adventure or anything like that, and the description of emotions is just that, good or bad. There are actually some problems with the connection of some key factors, but it doesn't matter because that's not the point. The protagonist's game always overturns the chessboard, so what other characters say is often not what the protagonist actually wants to do, and vice versa. Before ascending to the heaven, those few chapters are quite interesting. The purpose of each character is difficult to figure out, and it is relatively brain-burning. And in some places there will be value output (Wu Yue Tian), which is very direct, but I don't care. I like the character and behavior of the protagonist very much, and the various thoughtful layouts and solutions beyond other people's imagination are quite interesting. After ascending to the heaven world, it can basically be regarded as an invincible novel. But it is relatively boring, because whatever the protagonist encounters next and how to solve it actually appear suddenly. For example, in the chapter at Excalibur Villa, this whole chapter appears very suddenly. The protagonist is going to complete the contract. Before that, it is unknown what the protagonist is going to do. Why did you choose this? In fact, I was still confused after reading this plot. In the human world, there is a big goal, so it looks more neat, but in the heaven world, it becomes a bit passive. The protagonists all enter the game "passively". Of course, the protagonist deliberately lets others pull him into the game, waiting for others to come and give him the end. Overall, there are some minor flaws, but I enjoyed reading it. For me, I am more looking forward to the follow-up of this book than the one next door. The various calculations and games make the general direction of the plot very clear, but make the process vague and uncertain. The intrigues and shocking plots make the performance process quite exciting. This excitement is enough to make me ignore some of the loopholes in my opinion. I am looking forward to the follow-up of this book. Typical of starting high and going low, after thinking about it for a few days, it was still downgraded to 3 stars. The ending was too hasty and unfinished, and a lot of foreshadowing was not received. It feels like something happened that caused the book to end in a hasty manner, but the early plot is still okay.

I have read more than 200 chapters so far. The logic is relatively rigorous, the writing is smooth, and the writing style is excellent. It is a rare book in Tomato and can be read by old bookworms. It's better than those on the rankings, not to mention those who buy popularity.

It's quite good. There's no need to argue in the book review section about whether it's good or bad. Everyone likes a different style, and the writing doesn't come first. Read two chapters by yourself and abandon it if you don't like it. It won't take more than a few minutes. There is no need to force others to agree with your point of view. I felt that the protagonist was neither a virgin nor sentimental, and the heroine did not leave a deep impression on me. The distance between the female characters was also very good. The main thing was the protagonist's resourceful and exhaustive description, which was very enjoyable to watch. The battle of wits part may not stand up to scrutiny, but I just enjoyed watching it. My brain is tired enough when I go to work every day, and I don't want to use my brain in my leisure time.

Eternal immortal mortal immortal, this title is well deserved. Don't change your original intention, stay true to your Taoist aspirations, be self-reliant, and help people through the world. Excellent food grade, recommended reading. The subsequent review contains spoilers, please read with caution. There are four maps in this novel, but the general direction of the protagonist's development has not changed. Most of them are salvation. There is a big boss above him, but he doesn't shake people around casually. The character of the protagonist is written in a friendly and kind manner. He is indeed a decent person, with a bodhisattva heart but without losing his thunderous methods. A very three-dimensional and full of good people. The supporting characters are also relatively successful. Whether they are followers in the mortal world or high-ranking people in the fairy world, the characters have changed and grown. Whether it's a supporting role, a protagonist or a villain, they all have brains. As the plot progresses, difficulties are solved step by step, without losing the pressure but without losing the sense of satisfaction. Very good Excellent food and grass, recommended reading

Only a protagonist with a correct outlook on things like the one written by the author can simultaneously control the magic power and the ability to kill people and increase his lifespan that can quickly increase his strength without losing his true nature. The character setting of the protagonist is indeed reasonable. Two words, beautiful!

Although there are flaws in the middle part (I forgot the specific plot, I just have this feeling), overall it is still very good. The protagonist has a plain personality, but is strategizing, and at the same time, the mentality of a saint is implemented throughout. The supporting characters are full of characters, with distinct personalities, and each has its own characteristics. The plots are interlocking and the plots are changeable and complex. Although I know that the author constructed the plot backwards, I still think it is very good. It's just that the ending is a little rushed. Although the loop ending is not impossible, there is still a lot that has not been written. For example, the endings of the heroine and the supporting characters have been spent so much time on shaping the characters. It cannot be that they are not worthy of an ending. There is also no explanation of the true ending of the Grandmaster, the Divine Sword of Creation, and the universe. It can only be said that it is not satisfactory enough. Personal rating 9.2 Overall evaluation: Worth watching.

I have been obsessed with novels for twenty years, and this book is enough to become a god! The protagonist vividly describes the qualities of a Taoist priest and letting nature take its course, and also intersperses various jokes vividly! There are so many advantages that the disadvantages can be ignored. In short, it is a rare book of fairy grass. Many people say that the Holy Mother will not even kill the subordinates who stabbed her in the back. First, the protagonist is a righteous Taoist priest. Second, he is almost invincible. Those subordinates did not do anything, at most they did not help! Anyone who has seen the sword knows what A Liang said, The real strong takes the freedom of the weak as its boundary! His opponent is the invisible rules between heaven and earth, the powerful inertia of secular forces, the iron law that everyone is subject to birth, aging, sickness and death, and these invisible existences. There has never been a strong person who became strong by trampling on the weak. He must become stronger when encountering the strong, and become more courageous the more frustrated he becomes. Do you think A Liang would take this seriously? In addition, this book does have many shortcomings. The author is a newcomer, and his writing skills are still far behind those of the general manager and platinum writers like Liu Xiahui. We cannot always have such high expectations. The flaws cannot be concealed. The invincible writing makes people unable to put it down. Reading it all night long is enough to prove that it is a magical book! The more I read, the more I realized that many novels were simply unreadable. As long as there is one big advantage, it deserves five points of praise! Worth bragging! May there be more and more novel tomatoes like this! The more the author writes, the better! The reward is not much, but I am true love, I will give it all to you, after all, I love free prostitution so much @

If you read this book lightly, it is recommended not to comment before reading one or two hundred chapters. Many plots are intertwined, and the details need to be revealed bit by bit as the plot develops. Unlike other refreshing articles, it is refreshing for the sake of being refreshing. This is unfolding the world of the entire book. Everyone has their own story, beliefs, and decisions. The protagonist is just one of them, which affects their story, but does not affect their behavior. Whether the protagonist is a good mother or a good person, isn't what the protagonist has done something that everyone wants to do if they have the ability? Holy Mother, it's just that she didn't have the ability to do it, and the story that implicated them is a saying. If they had the ability, everyone would want to do better.

It feels like watching a Japanese TV series. Every once in a while, they will come out and recite dogma. They have the feeling that they are inexplicably moved by some nonsense and talk about a lot of "life philosophy". But I quite like it. It plays as background music when I work. The rest is full of dialogue. It was boring to death. I don't know what I wrote. I fell asleep and woke up while listening to the book, and then listened to the middle dozen chapters without reading any important plot. I gave up the book after reading more than 700 chapters. I feel that the author's devious nature will not be able to write anything in the next 300 chapters. I can guess that he couldn't continue writing later and ended it hastily [face covering]

Although it is invincible, it reads differently from ordinary invincible and mindless push streams. The first thing that attracted me was the refined writing and narrative style that surpassed many works on the list. The dialogue was sophisticated and there was no nonsense. In terms of enjoyment, in addition to the enjoyment of being crushed by cultivation, it is even more enjoyable to watch the battle of wits, breaking the game, and setting up the chessboard. In addition, it is rare to see a protagonist who uses such a fairy-like heart to resort to demonic methods. However, I have just finished reading the first part, and I would like to share some of my more obvious feelings. There may be spoilers. If you haven't finished reading, I don't recommend reading further. It's worth reading the novel first. When I read the end of the first part, I felt a sense of tearing. The ruthlessness of the road and the fireworks of the world made me feel unable to reconcile myself, especially when the story became a "circular ruins"-style loop structure. In an instant, the protagonist fell from an extremely high realm to the mortal world and started from scratch. This interface gap was too big, which made me feel uncomfortable. I followed the protagonist on such a long journey from the mortal world to heaven, the outer world, and the universe. There were so many wonderful people and stories, but in the end, it felt like it was all the protagonist's one-man show. He wears a mortal shell and uses unnatural means, but inside he looks down on everyone from beginning to end. His position is not truly equal to anyone, and there is no one who truly walks with him to the end. If he is useful, he will stay, and if he is not, he will disappear. It feels like he is fiddling with people and things all the time, always being a repairman with no distractions. This kid is not a complete person, and it is difficult to even let people take him in! Therefore, at the end, I couldn't extract too many reasons why he had to do it again. It seemed that if he did it again, it would be just his one-man show. Even though I gathered so many friends and family along the way, I never felt the true emotions between the protagonist and them. They were all too far apart. It would have been better if the author had laid the groundwork better. Overall, the story is very exciting, and I raised my expectations for a while, but in the end I still didn't see a charismatic protagonist. He is only a carrier for the author's inner self, with extremely limited flashes of fragments of human nature. From the author's remarks at the end of the chapter, I talked about my understanding of the novel. This is a realm that I can't really aspire to. I also agree with it. I hope to see the author write charming characters with more flesh and blood and capable of carrying the heart. In this way, we can more immersively experience the charm of this fantasy universe constructed by words. I sincerely hope that the author will become an increasingly powerful creative master and bring more and more exciting stories.

It's fun, but not exciting enough, and it's just too mind-numbing. The threshold for reading this book is not low. It is not recommended for those who like to read novels in which the protagonist is selfish! ! ! But I still have to say, this book is really awesome.

The character of the princess is very annoying. I can only say that the image created is very successful and makes readers hate it (not the heroine); the plot is not faulty; the lifespan and combat power of this book are independent of other fantasy novels, so don't be biased; in summary, it is still okay at about 9 points [Salute][Salute] Not good! Guys, it's toxic. The heroine is a princess, low! Brothers, you can taste it first and eat it if you can. I didn't taste it. [Cover face][cover face].