In the nine states of Central China, the Immortal Path is prosperous. The wealthy families spend money like water and ask for immortality; the humble families shrink their clothes and live in a diet, sheltering in the wind and rain; the barbarians are watching with eagerness, waiting for the opportunity. In a time of peace and prosperity, dark shadows move forward quietly...
Reader comments
I have read nearly 100,000 words. How should I put it? It has the flavor of old-school magazines and weekly serialized fantasy and martial arts novels. It is upright and peaceful, and it makes people understand the subtle details, allowing people to think from the environment and the characters' hearts, arousing empathy, and superimposing the series of logic to create a sense of reality that can withstand scrutiny. It's a pity that the writing is not strong enough and lacks the sense of skill and craftsmanship. We are taking a very difficult path of both wanting and wanting, and we are very ambitious.
There is no fast-paced "comic" story that is popular today and revolves around strange, limited golden fingers. Most people can't stick with it because of the lack of freshness, but it's still worth watching...
This novel is well-written, a bit like Gu Long's suspenseful case-solving martial arts. The protagonist starts off as someone with certain abilities.
The scenery is great, it's a high level of martial arts and low level of mystery, and the character of the main character is very appealing to me, but it's a pity that it wasn't finished when I saw it.
I finally found a good book on Tomato. The author is not an AI, right?
Good book. I just read it. I won't comment for now. I'm just curious about the author's mentality of continuing to update. After all, there don't seem to be many readers.
I have read nearly 100,000 words. How should I put it? It has the flavor of old-school magazines and weekly serialized fantasy and martial arts novels. It is upright and peaceful, and it makes people understand the subtle details, allowing people to think from the environment and the characters' hearts, arousing empathy, and superimposing the series of logic to create a sense of reality that can withstand scrutiny. It's a pity that the writing is not strong enough and lacks the sense of skill and craftsmanship. We are taking a very difficult path of both wanting and wanting, and we are very ambitious. There is no fast-paced "comic" story that is popular today and revolves around strange, limited golden fingers. Most people can't stick with it because of the lack of freshness, but it's still worth watching...
This novel is well-written, a bit like Gu Long's suspenseful case-solving martial arts. The protagonist starts off as someone with certain abilities.
The scenery is great, it's a high level of martial arts and low level of mystery, and the character of the main character is very appealing to me, but it's a pity that it wasn't finished when I saw it.
I finally found a good book on Tomato. The author is not an AI, right?
Good book. I just read it. I won't comment for now. I'm just curious about the author's mentality of continuing to update. After all, there don't seem to be many readers.