Supreme Daoist of the Great Mystery

A wonderful work that combines fantasy, time travel, system, and all realms. Centering on the protagonist Wang Chen, the author depicts a magnificent epic of a young man traveling through the heavens in the apocalyptic era, comprehending Confucianism, Buddhism, Taoism and martial arts, and achieving Tianbeichi Xuanhuang. First of all, the setting of the book is quite novel and unique. The author skillfully integrates various cultural elements such as Confucianism, Buddhism, Taoism and martial arts to present readers with a wonderful world full of oriental fantasy. Wang Chen travels through different planes and faces different challenges and opportunities. Every growth and breakthrough he makes is amazing. Secondly, the author's writing style is smooth and full of tension, and every scene and character is described in such detail that it feels like you are actually there. Whether it is the Jianghu situation in the plane of the Condor Shooting or the historical vicissitudes of the Qin Dynasty plane, they are all vividly portrayed by the author, making people feel as if they have traveled through time and space and personally experienced those magnificent historical moments. Furthermore, the plot of the book is compact and gripping. Every time Wang Chen travels is full of unknowns and surprises, and he continues to grow in different planes.

It's very interesting, and the author's writing gets better and better as the chapters go on. I like this kind of narration, exploring each plane in a leisurely and unhurried manner. What I especially mean is that the author did not follow the plot of the original work. That's right. If you follow the plot, why not read the original work? I read fan fiction just to see and improve the world of the original work. I try to explore new plots as much as possible and write something different as much as possible. Of course, the background of the original work is also very important, especially when the protagonist walks his own path, and then collides, confronts, and has a relationship with the original characters. This kind of fanfic is the kind of fanfic I want. The author's writing skills need to be strengthened. Set up more new plots and plots that collide with the original characters, which makes me feel happy! ! ! ! Volume 1 and Volume 2 have been changed. . . The settings, cheats, and plot, including the character traits, have all been changed. . . . More than 200,000 words have been rewritten. . . . .

Lord of the Stars, what a pity eunuch, this is the first time I read a fanfic of Lord of the Stars, it is well written, I hope the author will write more about the collision with the characters in the plot.

This five-star rating is due to the sincerity of the author in overhauling the first two volumes. I believe that with such perseverance, even if this book is not successful, it will be successful in the future! The following is the evaluation of this book: I have read a lot. Although it is normal for the protagonist to be a bit extreme based on the author's life experience, the gap between this and my three views is too big. The protagonist is indeed a villain and the eight Buddhist monks have not been able to influence him at all. I really can't bear to watch it. See you again if we are destined.

The writing is delicate, the plot is very attractive, and several characters are very distinctive, and as the plot goes on, they become more and more full-fledged. It's rare to find a good work. I hope it will become more brilliant as I write more, and I look forward to the follow-up plot.

I came from Shuhuang. I have finished reading it since the afternoon. It is very interesting. The plot is fresh. Although it is a time traveling to other worlds, I like the character of the protagonist very much. He pleads for the people and considers the common people. I like the protagonist very much.

Chapter 113, 5 stars: "If people want to live better and longer, they are not only going against heaven, but also destroying the balance of the earth. The earth will no longer protect those who want to ask for more lives. The earth has its own destiny. If you don't leave at the end of your life, you will have to face the sharp sword that heaven has already hung on your head." "Heaven wants to kill you, but the earth doesn't care about you, so what? What to do? Then we can only save ourselves. This is the purpose of human nature. ""How to save yourself is to forcefully reverse the way of heaven and intervene in the earth's way." "What is the principle of reversing the way of heaven? Energy will not spontaneously reverse from low energy to maintain high energy."

The protagonist's force value in Shooting the Condor is too high, but it's also quite cool. The protagonists in the two worlds currently develop in different ways, which is good. They won't end up like other novels and chronicles. Come on, author. In fact, I also have resentment towards The Eunuch, Lord of the Stars. I haven't read it for so long that I have forgotten about the world view.

As the plot unfolds, the author's writing becomes more and more smooth and natural, and the character creation in the article becomes more and more successful, making people look forward to the plot that follows.

A good-looking work, the author's unusual writing style: smooth, delicate, natural, rich in content, the characters are described vividly, touchingly, and vividly. It is worth appreciating and reading!