Immortal Martial Ming: From the Start, I Became a Ghost-Cultivating Brocade Guard

Well, Tomato is one of the few books that doesn't escape the fighting process. Next is the subjective opinion. The author has great potential and the writing is very good, but he still lacks grasp of many details, including characters. It can be seen that the author is a rising star.

It's great to watch. I love the protagonist's crazy character. I hope there won't be a female protagonist. I feel like there won't be a female protagonist with the character of the protagonist. If there is a female protagonist, I hope the author will explain it earlier so that I can leave. (PS has no other meaning, just personal preference. The author still writes well)

After reading a few chapters, I feel that the content and writing are good, but there are also flaws. The writing style is relatively calm and plain, which makes it comfortable to read. When reading this book, it is not recommended to read the comments section. At least that's the case now. Sorry, please change the rating. The author's writing style needs to be improved, his character creation ability is not enough, and the language dialogue between the characters is not very good. Overall, it is okay.

The protagonist is a bit crazy, but the character of the protagonist is still very full, and the writing is also very good. It is a rare good book in Tomato. The only shortcoming is that it is too short, it is too short! Urgent update! Urgent update!

A basic online IQ, self-justifying logic, decisive characters, rich enough reversals and a wide-open pattern are all the advantages of this book. It is different from traditional novels in many ways. For example, the protagonist's strength does not increase from scratch. In the beginning, it took several months of training in just one sentence. The starting point was hundreds of households. Then the cultivation part was divided into basic value (cultivation level) and skill multiplier (immortal method practiced). As long as the skill multiplier is high enough, you can still fight even if the basic value is not enough. To sum up, this is a novel that is different from traditional novels and cool novels. The protagonist has a charming personality, and the plot and story are exciting enough while ensuring maximum logical perfection. I think it can be called an excellent novel.

It's very interesting, at least for me. It seems a bit complicated and disconnected from Fenghuo's style of writing a bunch of branch plots and then promoting the main plot, but I think it's very good. It's really shaping each character. Regarding the lack of data, I can't do anything about it. Forgive me for being a book reader.

The novel is good. The author describes the characters in it very carefully, the writing is very solid, and the portrayal of the protagonist is also quite good. It is also one of the few authors I have seen in Tomato that writes better fighting scenes. The novel is quite good. For those who specifically read negative reviews to judge whether or not to read this novel, I suggest you read it first and then decide whether to read it or not. What others say should be judged based on your own preferences. What others say may not be correct, just in case others just don't like this type of thing.

It's so good. It's so good. I've read more than 200 chapters from the beginning. I didn't want to read chapter by chapter in the middle. I kept reading it (actually I forgot, I added a lot of books, and this one is at the bottom). I started reading it from the time when Princess Donghai ran away with Bai Yujing. The image of the protagonist was so profound that I could recall his previous resourcefulness and madness as soon as I continued reading, and it was deeply imprinted in my mind. The sun (the protagonist) is indeed the sun, the sun imprinted in my mind. Moreover, everyone in this book has his or her own character. Although it is an invincible book about group portraits, the sun is sometimes covered by dark clouds (I hope the sun will not trouble me). Hahaha. However, I have read too many novels and no longer have the thinking of high school, so I don't need to use fancy words to describe it. Believe me, take a look for yourself. It is a great book (I think it is great on 🍅), and the sun will also be pleased [smile] [smile] [smile] Hahaha Add one more: Look at my reading time. You can really comment only if you really read it (the reading time on the home page is a bit short because I didn't use Pomodoro at the beginning) I really hope that Xu Miaojin is the heroine (at first I saw that there was no heroine, but a single heroine is also possible, and Taeyang has owed her so many favors, what's wrong with committing herself to each other [laughing]), I really hope that Xu Miaojin is the heroine, really

It's still pretty good. I feel like I've watched a lot of crazy-type protagonists recently. This book does give a lot of roles to female characters, and there are many outstanding and distinctive female characters. Don't go down the road of no return with a female protagonist. Nice looking, recommended

This book is really surprisingly good. I read it several times but was dissuaded by the name. This time I carefully read dozens of chapters and it was very interesting. First, the social system framework of this book is quite reasonable, and it is obvious that the author has put his heart into it. How a world with high martial arts fantasy should operate, what role each organization plays, what their demands are, and what their self-perception is are all reflected in this. Regardless of whether this concept is correct or not, it does build a logical world. For this reason, this book should not be lower than four stars. It has a clear background in dozens of chapters, which is really rare. It is much better than those articles that expand the map once for dozens of chapters and then repeat the previous events. Second, the description of the characters is relatively natural. There are three things I want to praise. One is that the characters have their own focus in life, which is great. When the character does not exist simply for the plot of the protagonist, the character can become more vivid. The other is that the character's personality is not very single, various personalities exist, and through the description, you can clearly feel the authenticity of the character. There is not only greed for money, lust, and attachment to the strong, but also integrity and grudges that must be investigated. Finally, what I like most is that the character's personality and related growth experience can be matched. Such writing is not just code words, but a real sense of story. Third, the overall narrative of this book is not the kind of restaurant, brothel, college, sect, treasure land that Xiaobai writes, and then inexplicable disputes occur in these places, followed by fights and killings. The overall story is a narrative structure, not a narrative structure. What different characters do has a certain purpose, rather than the false and empty concept of simply becoming stronger as in Xiaobai's article. The readability is relatively high, and it is not boring. I hope it can be maintained in the future. Don't write a hundred chapters and then change people to write a running account. Fourth, I also like the cultivation system in it, but I guess it is not very friendly to readers who have not read the novel for a long time. Cultivation is initiated by a master. Cultivation depends on individuals. How come there are so many? One secret book today and another secret book tomorrow. You have to understand and improve everything by yourself to the state that best suits you, and become stronger step by step in the improvement process. The protagonist becomes stronger because you can see that he is working hard, experimenting, and understanding, rather than suddenly becoming super powerful after reading a few skill cheats. This is not a human, this is an AI machine stacking the database. To sum up, this should be a novel that Tomato is surprised to see. Although the score of 9.3 Is much better than the other 9.8/9.9, The main character is a bit crazy, but it is not obtrusive, and it is not deliberately funny for the sake of being funny. It is quite natural and worth recommending. This is the second book I've written a review to praise in the past year. After seeing the updated latest chapters, I discovered a point. This book is most suitable for reading one volume at a time. The two or three chapters are relatively messy because the author has laid out a lot of things and a lot of the content is interconnected. Two or three chapters have to change three or four perspectives. The advantage is that the picture is very rich, but the disadvantage is that it tests the patience of the readers, so it is not friendly to those who like to read short stories and quickly feel refreshed. As someone said in the chapter review, this book is very similar to anime, and high level does not mean high combat power. One thing I like very much is that in the Xiaobai text, intelligence, talent, family background, sect, and power are just the background, but in this book, you can clearly see that these things can bring real effects. You can judge whether a character is smart or not by the character's behavior, rather than the author saying that the person is smart; you can also see characters with various talents using their talents to produce outstanding performances; you can also see that people from family backgrounds and sects have different insights from casual cultivators; you can also see that the pursuits of different forces are different, and they are together because of their different pursuits, rather than ganging up to dominate like bandits. This is a story-telling novel. Sometimes I have a sense of immediateness as when I read Jin Yong's novels before. It is also segment by segment. Various events are connected in a big main line. The events and the main line are closely related but independent, just like the narrative style of Tian Long Ba Bu. The style is quite similar, maybe because our generation is used to reading novels written in this way, so we accept it easily, while the younger generation is used to reading faster-paced and exciting novels, so they will find this writing method messy, unpleasant, and annoying. Everyone should choose what they like. If you like to read slowly, you can consider this book. If you like to read a book every two days and feel refreshed quickly, this book is not suitable. After reading 800+ chapters, the general idea of ​​this novel is clear. This is not a spoiler, it is just an outline of the main line I guessed. The Taiping Scroll, I think, is more like the Heaven-defeating Scroll, or the Tiandao Scroll. This volume is to describe what kind of heaven it is; the Qingdi Scroll is to introduce various forces and what each force is pursuing; the Zhuge Scroll is to tear a hole in the struggle between heaven, man, and god; I guess there are two more volumes that should be over, one volume puts the entire contradiction on the bright side, and the other volume brings a Ragnarok. I saw the latest Donghai volume, and I don't know whether it's because I have exhausted my talents or because the author has no intention to write a book. The logic of the plot is declining, the supporting characters have begun to lose their wits, and the bloody plot has begun to appear. The silly and sweet supporting actress is completely inconsistent with the character's experience and cognition. She does some stupid things and only uses words to fill the plot. The author stopped for a while, adjusted, and regained his level. He said that The East China Sea Volume is only halfway through the novel, so he can read it with peace of mind after a while.