
Spiritual Recovery Starts with Virtual Reality
灵气复苏,从虚拟现实开始
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 503k Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban High Martial Arts
- Audience
- Male
- Updated
- 1y ago
- Source
- Fanqie
Stats
117Reads
240Chapters
24Listens
24.2kReads · all time

灵气复苏,从虚拟现实开始
For a 15-year-old Internet article reader, overall it's pretty good. Logic, writing style, and rhythm control all have merits. It can be seen that the author wanted to build a grand world background, but it seemed that he was limited by his writing skills, and the actual expression was almost meaningless. However, it is understandable for a new author and new book, and I look forward to subsequent development. I originally wanted to give the author a five-point encouragement, but I didn't expect that the two long reviews I saw were negative reviews. After reading it carefully, I said that I can refute every point. The Foreign Affairs Bureau comes to ordinary colleges and universities to recruit people. Shouldn't others like the military academies and police academies recruit people more? Just because the author didn't write it? The protagonist used to be world-weary. The first thing he considered before entering the Foreign Affairs Bureau was casualty compensation. Would he care whether he died or not? The protagonist is just an ordinary person in the beginning. Isn't it normal to have something interesting and want to share it with classmates? Seize the opportunity to seize the opportunity? Throw a person into the wilderness of a spiritual world with extraordinary power. Will it be easier for one person to survive or for a group of people? The protagonist said in a small group that he lived by chance, not in a large group, and this was also to find cover for his practice, which became a poisonous point. Saying this doesn't mean that this book doesn't have shortcomings, but you have to be precise when talking about people's shortcomings, right? For example, the description of the fighting scenes in the book is barely interesting, the description of the techniques and moves is a bit vague, the plot is a bit bland and the climax is lacking compared to those mindless and cool articles that pretend to be cool and slap in the face. Of course, everyone has their own opinions. For example, in book reviews, some people give a low rating based on whether it is a good read, while others give a five-point rating based on a simple sentence that is good. Finally, I would like to say, come on, the author, don't let bad reviews affect your mentality, and keep updating. It's not easy to find a book that you can read now.
Good-looking, really good-looking.
It's good, but I feel like I can't get into it, I just want to jump to another chapter
Very good. Is the author from Henan University of Science and Technology?