The Ultimate Corpse Cultivator

The epilepsy is so crazy, it's even worse. Hahaha, you don't really believe it, do you? Hahaha

It can be seen how unpopular this book is. There are less than 20 comments in the comment area. Most likely because the narrative method is very different from the current mainstream. The main line of this book can be said to be round and round. After reading it for a long time, I felt like "What the hell, I can't figure out the reason after a long time." Then it felt very boring. The author could lengthen the number of chapters in a paragraph, and then separate the main line clearly. Everything revolves around the main line. All in all, I feel that the background and story of this book are quite good. Good luck to the author. I came back to read it again after two years, and found that some chapters are enough to give it a try with a chapter of Weird Fairy. The reason why this is not as good as Dao Wei Xian is probably because of the inability to grasp the three golden chapters. Although the main line is not obvious, the important thing is that the author's writing is not confusing and it can be seen that it is of a certain level. The beginning was too confusing, and it was introduced in a very inexplicable way, so it didn't attract other people's interest. If there is a chance, and what I mean is if, two years have passed, the author may not be willing to face the past again. If possible, if he can slightly modify the beginning and improve the remaining chapters, then he will have a chance to leave his own footprints in the history of online literature!

The writing is a bit special. Reading too many mainstream Tomato cool articles is like eating too much fat meat, and I feel a little bored. Have some porridge and pickled mustard, and I feel instantly comfortable.

Hahahaha, I have become a Taoist master! He has become an immortal, and his corpse has become an immortal!

For its audience, it's a good read. Mental pollution: Strong Literary skills: Strong Author's mental state: Wandering between half-crazy and completely crazy

It feels very good. I hope the author can discover his own unique setting and world view, and not stick to settings and styles such as Daogui, Earthsea, and Ten Days End, so as not to limit his imagination [Sending my heart]

I think this book is quite well written, although I haven't read much of it yet. But for me, I prefer to read something that is easier to understand. The descriptions in this book are quite colorful and advanced, and some of the things described are quite literary. It's a pity that I can't understand it. Maybe it's because I'm mentally ill (?), But I really like this setting, so I feel both painful and happy when I read it. I will read this book slowly. Finally, the author's paintings are so handsome and the descriptions are so good. I wish you a great success.

I feel that Jia Xizhu is the biggest highlight of the first volume, and I really thought she was a victim in her performance. The first volume is really exciting, whether it's Jia Xizhu trying to save his lover or Ouma helping her. And later Song Wuxi wanted to borrow Jia Xizhu's life. One by one, one by one, they are really interconnected.

It's really beautiful, Narcissus is also super cute, and Xizi is really heart-wrenching. When I watched it, I really wanted to cut off all the people who bullied Xizi. Woohoo, Xizi is really pitiful and cute [Sending Hearts]

The book is okay. As for why I say it's okay, the author likes to use flashbacks, so maybe it's easy for me to be confused at first. Then it should be my personal problem. After reading too much, I feel that no one in this book seems like a good person, and it's easy to think too much. Also, I have only read Chapter 19 so far. The author has added a lot of modern terms and modern items, such as those sunglasses. , And the gun in the God of God section (I don't know if I missed it, or if it is really a modern gun, and there is a tool man who appeared in Chapter 19), but the language style has an ancient style, which is very strange [Thinking] Did the author change part of the protagonist's subjective perspective into a third party's perspective and then present it? [Thinking] Of course, it may be that the author wrote it smoothly. So far, this book doesn't make me feel crazy (after all, I've only read Chapter 19). Overall, it's really good. It mainly depends on whether you can accept the flashbacks and remember what happened before you started narrating.